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CATALOG US
LlBRORUM MANtTSCRIPTORUM
BIBLIOTHEC.E, H ARLEI AK/E.
C
Num. 3100 — 3103.
[3100. — 31 16. Folio.]
ODEX e* mcmbrana et charta conflatus.
Gontinet Suidat Lexici magnam partem. Incipit
autem his verbis, uijjf ptac MpfXnf xpuCJJvai iwiptvovy
fequitur Vox 'An i*7o*, in ordine Alphabetic et
procedit, feri ad finem literae Iota, definens cum
his vocibus, r* 'E^ath. Defunt autem,
inter twi^tycy Ct d»tftxlov $ voces *AnQift y anptpU}
mmpiop quae ibidem a Suida notantur. xiv.
3lOI-
Codex Membranaceus, " olim S. Marie et S. Nicholai
, €C de Arenftein, quern fcripfit Sifridus," ut in prin-
cipio dicitur. Continentur,
1. Johannis Caffiani Collationes patrum, numero 24.
2. Orationes de benedi&ioue Ecclefiae.
3. In folio ultimo, " Cenfus, qui fubfcribuntur, et
n redduntur fratribus de Arenftein," ^xw*
3I02.
1. Remigii Rhem. Archiep* 'Expofitio Ep. D. Pauli
ad Romanos. ix.
2. Ejufdem Expof. Ep. prims D. Pauli ad Corinthios,
imperfe&a. Ad folium 9 3 in fronte paginae fcriptum
eft, Uteris Uncialibus, " Incipit Epla 1 ad Corinthios, 99
et in media pagina, <c Finit Epiftola ad Romanos."
Capitum numen adduntur in margine, manu recentiorc
fed obfcura. Procedunt obfervationes ufque ad Cap. xiii.
Ver. 1. et abrupte definunt, ad verba u loquendo,
demones ejiciendo." Sequuntur folia 4, fragmenta
exhibentia obfervationum au&oris, ufque ad Cap. xv,
Codex membranaceus.
3103-.
1. Bedae prefb. Expofitio parabolar. Solomonis.
2. S. Hierony mi prefb. Expofitio Ecclefiaftas.
3. Bedae prefb. in A&us Apoftolorum expofitio.
4. Expofitio alphabetica nominum propriorum,
abrupte definens in defcriptione " Siracufae" yrbis.
Codex membranaceus.
A Scriptore codicis dicitur, Liber fan&orum
Apoftolorum Petri & Pauli in Glinberge.
In folio primo fcribitur : " Hoc volumen dedit D.
Nicholaus de Spira, Abbas Glinbergen. Joh.
Eldmerio Priori vallis S. Martini in Lovanio :
Ipfe vero dedit Bibliothece vallis S. Martini pre-
fcripti, A 0 1 560." Ibidem fcribuntur res variae,
inter alias, JEnigma vetus de albis et nigris
lapillis decimandis. xxi.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 3104, 3105.
3104-
Rabani Mauri Commentariorum in S. Matthaei Evan-
gelium, libri 8.
Subfcriptum eft tabulae capitum, et iterum libro
toti, " lfte liber quondam erat de Abbatia S. Skl-
vatorisVicecomitis Conftatientis JDiocefeos."
Codex membranaceus. xiu
3*^5-
1. S. Hieronymi prefb. adverfus Jovinianum, Liber.
xv.
2. Epiftola Damafi papae ad Hierony muni, fuper
tribus quaeftionibus libri Genefeos : cum refponfionibus.
3. — Hieronymi ad Tranquillianum, quomodo
legere debeat Origenem.
4. ad Damafum. " Multi fuper hoc fermone."
5. ■■ ■ * de Fide c€tf in Antkx&Nt cpmunicaxe
debet.
6.
7-
8.
— ad Damafum papam.
— de Seraphim.
— de Morte Oziae regis, et feraphim, et
calculo in Efaia propheta.
9. de prodigo filio.
10. de Epiftola bead Jergnimi, <c Quia
« impoffibileeft.?'
1 1. — — Jeronimi ad amicum egrotum. " Quam-
quam certiffime noverim."
12. ' ad Rufticum Monachum, de fuperandis
illecebris.
13. Hieronymus ad Paulum Monachum, de laudibu*
concordia: et de quibufdam libris.
1 4. ad Chromatium, Jovinianum & Eufebium.
" Non debet carta dividere."
15. ■ ad Demetriadem.
. 16. —
17. —
Lucini.
19. —
20. —
excufantis.
21.
orantis.
22. —
I
• ad Marcellajn, de vita et obitu Afellas
• ad Marcellum, de exitu Leae.
• ad Theodorum, ex Hifpania, de morte
- ad Oceanum, de morte Fabiolae.
• Auguftini ad Hieron, expoftulantis et
•Hieronymi ad Aug. ut iterum fcribat,
- Refcripta Hieronymi ad Auguftinuttt
Ai^no preterito per fratrem."
2-j. Auguftini ad Prefi^ium, ut deftinatas Hierpnymo
mittere non gravetur.
24. Epiftola Auguftini ad Hier, exufantts et ?alum-
niara propellentis.
B 25. Auguftini
Digitized by
%
U1U111 IVIOO.
Num.3105 — 3107.
45. Epifto^rAuguftini ad Hieipejunum, d* 70 inter- *
pre turn fugillationc.
26. Hieronymi ad Aug. fuper miflas epiftoias
arguentis. t
27. — — . Auguftini ad Hicr. gratias pro miffa
epiftola agentis, et eum de quodam capitulo Epift. ad
Galatas redarguentis.
28. — de intcrpreutione ipfms & 70.
tg , Hieronymi ad Aug. tribus - epiftblis
unam rependit. *
xc. « Hieronymi ad Marcellinum & Ana-
phlchiam, opufculorum fuorum in Ezechiclem memoriitm
facienris.
31. ; Aufjaftlni ad fanftum Hier. de origine
Aflirnae fufciiarnis*
3-2. de eo quod fcriptum eft. " Si
totam legem oirfervnv^:. *:c."
Codex rpembi-i.'^cw'.u elegans.
;mo5. .
l. Gregorii 1. papss, Diolo^orum libri 4. xiv.
dU Panuntii Eremitac Epiftola adomnes Dei famulos.
Codex membranaccus, cum Uteris majoribus pi&is.
Auguftini Hipp, epi, Epiftolarum fecunda pars. xm.
Hanc fecundum Epiftolarum partem diu fuifle a
prima feparatam, patet ex fcripto in prima pagina
lie habente. " Reverend us in Chrifto Pater
" Dominus Nicolaus ex Comitibus, fan&i Do-
« mini ciris et Epifcopus Lucenfis dono dica-
vit hunc Codicem Bibliothecae Conventus
" SandH Petri Coclicole Ordinis et Obfervantias
" /ratrum Carmelitarum, 149 1." Continet autem
Epiftolas.
1. Marcellini ad Auguftinum, de quacftione, Cur
Deus, Veteris Teftamepti fpretis fecrificis, delegatus eft
novis.
2. Auguftini ad Marcellinum, Illuftri yiro & elo-
quentiflimo. fol. 1. b.
3. ■ ■■ 1 " Epiftolam tuam, quam." 6.
4* ad LanginiaDum. "SoJere aiunt quendam. 9.
cam refponfo."
5. ad eundem tt Cepi fruftum refcripti." 10.
6. ad Bon!hciam. " Ouaeris a me utrum."
10. b
7. Paulini & Tl^.afic ad Auguft. " Caritas Chrifti,
qu^.
8. Ang'ift'
»3-
d cofdem. <c O bone vir & bone frater."
14- b.
9. Paulmi <>: Therafia; ad Lypium. (fie in titulo, eft
autem ad A- v. {\;num.) «■ Jam dudum, frater." 16.
10. Augulu^i ad eofdem. " Cum literas meas quibus."
1 *j m
11. Paulini & Therafwc ad Alipium. « Hec eft vera
«rita«." l8J)>
12. — ad Romanianum. " Pridie quam
ha»«" 10. 5
13. Seven ad Auguft. « Deo gratias, frater." ai. b.
14. Auguftini adLicentium.««Vixreperi occafionem."
15. Maximi, Gramarici Madaurenfis, ad Auguftinum.
"Habens crebro tuw affeaibui." a 3 . cum refponfo. 23.
16. Auguftini ad Maximum "Seriumne inter nos."
• •* tarium fit
Paulinam. " Vir
egregius, films meus." ^
tu^;S7~ ^ VinCCntium - ***** ^lam, quam
i 9# . a d Dco ^fa^ u Quaeftiones tibi pro-
pcGta*"
aa Inapiunt tapitula fex quaeftionum. i.Derefur-
325* *' ^.^emporc Chriftiana Religionis. 3. De
Sacnficorum difhnftione. 4. De eo quo fcriptum eft,
Num. 3107.
" menfura qua menfi fueritis. M 5. P*4ilio Dei fecun-
dum Salomonem. 6. De Jona prophcta. foL 40. b.
ufque ad 46. b. \
a 1. Epiftola Auguftini ad Paulinam. "Memor debui
quod/* 4S. b.
12. ad Optatum. " Quamvis tuae fanS;iatis. M
— — ad Januarium. c< Ad ea qucs ne." 64. b.
2 3-
25.
u Leftis Uteris tuis. M 67.
Licentii ad Auguft. " Archanum Varro-
nis iter/' 75 cum refponfo. 76.
26. ■ Auguftini ad Euodium, de trinitare &
columba. 77,
ad Hilarium Epifcopum. * c Honorabilis
fi!?u^ rioftcr.'* 79. b.
28. ad Y.ta!em."Cum de te mihi effent. w 80.
29. ad Auxiiium epifcopum, pro injufta ex-
cominunicatione. 85. b.
30. ad Confaitium detrinitate. 86.b.
31. « a J Dulclii'jin Tribunum. " Non debui
contempnerc." 88. b.
32. rijiin'i ad Auguft. " Sanditaiis tuas
gratia" cum refponfo. 90. 90. b.
Auguftini ad Paulinum, NoLaum epil-
copum. Tandem aliquando providit. ico.
34. Objurgatio contra fandarum Monialium dilTen-
fionem & pod increpationem earum regularis infor-
matio. xo8.
35. Epiftola Auguftini ad Theodorure, de recipiendis
Donatiftis. iix.b.
36. — — — ad Cafulanum prefbytea'.m, de jejunio
Sabbati. il2t
37* 11,1 ad Alipium, de illatis injuriis ab Ipponienfi
P°pul°- . . 1 18. b.
N.B. Omittitur numeratio fcli! ivt^r 1 77 et ? 1?.
j8. - ad Albi:ia:r.. v6 DoI(>r^-.i*i ht ,: m:i V i
39. a d criitinum. 6i i^Vfrola'.n r
d AlbJnum Pinianuni
derare te.''
^O. (01 iin-">um nuiauura c: i, » ^ in.
c< Cum habitu valetnjinis." i^-.b.
41. — ad Koinulum. « Veritas & dulcis eft &
amara. s
4 -- ad Pancarium, pro accufatione Prcfbyteri
I2 5-
injufta.
43-
44.
45-
— a J Florentinum, pro rapto de ecxlefia. io.
ad Crefcoiiium, pro fupradida caufi.
• . 1 2 5. b.
. ~ td 5 ortun atum epifcopum pro fupradifta
caula rapti Faventii. r
Favoiti ad Gencrofum Comitc, n, pro fupradido
47- ad Benenatum Epifcopum. . 126. b!
48. a d Benenatum epm pro tuenda puella
coraendatam Auguflino. v j b
49 — ad R ufticum, jam diftam puellam
petentem fiho. r
50. . ~ ad Quimianum Prefbyterum. "Nos^non
dedignamur. '
5,. ad Sana-ppura. « Officio debito mends
lUio. 128
S 2 ' ' ■adCclerem."Promiffimei&tua."j 2 8 b'
fit 53 ^ TIT"^ ^ Hpii - et Au S uiliai ad Callorium,' it
fuccedat Maximuno in epiicopr.tu.
54 ad Alipium.^Triflma Thiaverfis ecc!efia>
55' adSeverum. "Sidicamqumrr- " "o b*
56 ad eunden i 44 Cum Subianam veniflemus.'"
57-
refcripta reddideris.
- ad Fabiolam religiofam. QuamquSm
5«
Maximianiftis.
Auguftini etAlipii ad Naucellionemfde
fatwnij. 8d Palatinum » de Perfeverantia conver-
133.
6 0. Epiftola
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianse*
Num. 3107— 31O9.
60. Epiftola ad Feliciam, de fcandalis paftorum per.
ferendis. 133. b.
N.B. Bis nuracratur folium 133.
61. ■ ad plebem Ippone, de colle&a facienda.
133*. b.
62. — — — ad Paulum epifcopum, ut mores corrigat.
135, b.
63. ad Novatum epifcopum pro retinendo
Lucillo Diacono. * 136.
64. Auguftini ad Felicem. " Novit optime religio tua."
136. b.
65. ad Julianam, de bono viduitatis. ib.
66. Gratiani Solemnia. Errore quodam, incipit hoc
fcriptum in folio, 146. b. proccditad finem folii 147. a.
turn regrcditur ad fol. i45.b.columnam fecundam; pro-
cedit iterum ad finem folii 146. a. et concludit in ultima
pagina. Subjiciuntur tempora dominationis imperatorum
quorundam, a Carolo ad Conrad urn.
Codex membranaceus.
3 fo8 -
1. Auguftini Hipp, epi de Do&rina Chriftiana libri 4.
xiv.
2. de 83 quaeftionibus, liber.
3. — — de libcro abitrio, libri 3 : qui dicuntur
Unde Malum ?
4. ■ de 12 abufivis, liber.
5. ■ de difciplina Chriftiana, liber.
6. HugonisdeS. Vi&ore, de Sacramentis Chriftianae
fidei, libn a.
7. Ejufdem, DearciNoe, de area Ecclefias, de area
fepientae, de area gratiae liber j in fine mutilus.
Codex membranaceus.
3IO9.
S. Hieronymi Epiftolae. xv.
1. Ad Minervum et Alexandrum Monachos, de
difficillima Pauli queftione.
2. Ad Heliodorum monachum de Heremo erlefyriac
(fie. qu. Coelofyriae?)
3. Ad Marcellam de converfione Blefillse virginls.
4. Ad Auguftinum.
5. De fi&is Amicis, adAJeHam
6. DeVircinitate. cat%tTfrFIelvidium,
7. Ad EbiJIam.
8. ■ refponlio epiftolaris.
9. Ad Theodoram Spanam de Lucino.
10. Ad Heliodorum Epitanium Epifcopum.
11. Ad Julianum, exhortatoria.
12. De duabusXtinaturis, ad Paulam et Euftochium.
1 3. Damafii Prefbyteri ad Hicronymum.
14. Explanatio quaeftionum Damafii Prefb.
15. Hieronymi Epiftola contra Jovinianum. Ter
fcribitur in hac Ep. Capitulum requitur, forfan ut diftin-
guatur in tot capita.
16. H. ad Chrifochomam monachum.
17. De exitu fanefcae Paulae virginis.
18. AdPaulinum Prefb. de ftudio literarum.
19. AdPamachium de opufculis, contra Jovinianum.
20. Apologeticum, ad eundem.
21. Ad Euftochium Virginem.
22. Demifterio Agni in vigilia Pafchae.
23. In die Dominica Pafchae.
24. Ad quandam de verbis Hebraeis in Latina verfione,
e. g. alleluia, amen, maranata, ephoth, &c. Caret titulo.
15. Ad matrem et fororem ejufdem (f. cujufdam)
fratris, qui exoraverat ut epiftolam eis dirigcret.
26. De diverfis Leprarum generibus.
27. Auguftinus ad Hieronymum.
2 9. Hieronymi refponfio.
29. Auguftini ad Hieronymum alia Epiftola.
30. Hieronymi refponlio.
3 1. Hieronymi ad Auguftinum Epiftola.
32. Auguftini ad Prafidium Prefbyterum Epiftola.
Num. 3109 — 3112*
^33. Ejufdem ad Hieronymum.
34. Hieronymi ad Auguftinum Ep.
35. Auguftini ad Hieron. Epift.
36. Hieronymi ad Auguftinum.
37. H. ad Nica&am Demetriadem Ep. ,
38. Ad Sabinam, de morte Nebridii, et riduitatc
fervandi
39. Ad Calantiam.
40. Ad Theophilum.
41. Ad Defiderium Epifcopum de duodecim fcrip.
toribus.
42. Tromantii et Heliodori ad Hieronymum de inter-
pretatione Evangelii.
43. Refponfio Hieronymi. Caret titulo.
44* Praefatio Rufini Prefb. in Libri 1 Periareon quia
(quos) de Graeco tranftulit in Latin.
45. H. ad Rufinum de utero memoratum.
46. Damafi papa ad Hieronymum.
47. Refponfio Hieronymi.
48. Alia Hieronymi ad Damafum.
49. H. ad Marcellam contra Novatianot Ereticos.
50. Ad Rufinum Pr* Romac de Queftione duarum
meretricum, et de judicio Salomonis.
51. Ad Magnum oratorem Romse, cur interdumin
tra&ationibus (ecularium literarum utatur exemplis.
52. Ad Vitalem Prefb. quomodo Salomon et Achat
xi annorum genuifle dicuntur filios.
53. Ad Damafum Papam.
54. Ad eundem.
55 Ad Paulinum Prefb. cur non fcripfitin Danielem
commentarios.
56. Ad Caprarium EpifcTerraconenfem, de Scifmate
Vigilantii.
57. Ad Pammachium, de optime genere interpretandi.
58. Ad Marcellam de 'ab) urbe fecedenda.
59. Ad Edibiam, diverforum quaeftionum folutionei
duodecim.
60. Ad Algafiam undecim quaeftionum folutiones.
61. Ad Pammachium de morte Paulina.
62. Ad Paulinum Prefb.
63. Ad Dcfiderhim.
Codex membranaceus, ex elegantioribus, cum
Uteris initialibus pulchre depi&if.
3OIO,
1. Firm. La&antii, Divinarum Inftitutionum adverfu*
gentei, libri 7. # xt.
2. — — de ira Dei, liber.
3. de opificio hominis, liber.
4. inftitutionum epitome.
Codex membranaceus, elegans.
311 r.
1. S. Auguftini Hip. ep. de Civitate Dei, libri 22. xuu
2 . ■ de Trinitate, libri 1 5.
Hujus Codicis poffefforum aliquorum nomina
inferibuntur, viz. Liber Thome Dryffeld. Jaco-
bus Ravenfcroft. Dudum D. Nicolai Wottoiu
Decani Canturien. & Eboracen. in fecretiori con-
filio R. Rlat's. confiliarii, qui obiit 25. Januarii*
hora 12 nodtis, A 0 . Dni 1566. Nunc Johannif
Someri, figneti ejufdem Ma 1 " Clerici, 1567,
Nunc Jacobi Ravenfcrofte, interioris Templi,
armigeri, filii Thome Ravenfcrofte de Foulde-
parke in Com Middlefex, armigeri, A. D. 1636.
Codex membranaceus.
3 II 2.
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur Moralia
Gregorii 1. Pap*. xiu.
1. Capitula librdrum omnium.
2. Tituli librorum priorum 14, cum initiis capitum.
3. Moralia ipfa, cum Prologo Au&oris. Libris 35.
4. Tabula
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Hum. 311 2-3 TI §-
XV.
Num. 3119— 3 t2 9-
4 . Tabula titulorum, &c in frontc Ubri hichoat'a,
* fBeq^tlla locorum in Opere ipfo citatorum
<^ farris utriufque Teftamenti.
?ob,exquoMoraliah*c deducuntur,
in margine inferiore notantur.
S. AuguftiniHip. ep. de Geftefi ad litenun, libn .a.
2 . De locis fanftis. Traaatus brevis.
Cod. membr. elegans.
t S. Auguftini Hip. ep. in evangelium Johannis Sef-
tnones o» fofteriores. Scil. defunt ?3 pnm,. xui.
" — in primam Johannis epiftolam Ser-
™H.iber oUm S. Marie & S. Nicolai in Axinftein."
Qjdex membranaceus.
311 5-
Hilarii Piaav. epi. D. S. Ttinitate, adverfus
Amano^ibrU^ ? ^ ^ ^ hk ^
' « Expofitio Ecclefiafticae fidei, quae
expofita eft in Synodo habita per encenias Antiochenae
Ecclefiae corJummate." Sic Titulus m Codjce. Sub-
Hchurautem haec defcriptio, " Explicit S. fi.lamEpifc.
« et conf. fynodicus liber de exilio deftinatus ad occiden-
'«« tales epifcopos."
__!__ Epiftola ad Cathohcos, de Auxentio.
« Liber quondam S. Marie & S. Nicolai de
Ariftein," membranaceus.
[3116. —3139. Quarto.}
Legenda Sanctorum. Codex membranaceus. Titulo
caret; pramittitur fermo de Spii'uu Can&o, ad
fol. fextum. Continet folia 239, ubi abrupte
definit, in vita Agathonia Abbatis.
3 lI 7-
t. Gilbert! Antifiodorenfis ecclefiae Archidiaconi,
Expofitio Lamentationum Jeremiae. xii.
Auaor haec ad finem. " Sufficiant haec ad expofi-
« tionem lamentacionum Jeremie, que de patrum
« fontibus haufi ego Gillebertus Antifiodorenfis
" Ecclefie archidiaconus."
2. Comment, in Cantica Canticorum, breves Homilia
in quaedam SS. verba, et commentaria in nonnulla Salo-
monis Proverbia. Codex in fine mutilus. Subjicmntur
in ultima pagina verfus pauci de herbarum vinbus, et
fabula de duobus vicinis. Codex membranaceus.
3118.
Liber Chartaceus, continens,
r. Sermones feuHomilias Larnas 15;
2. Colloquium Sponfi et Sponfse.
3. Traftatum panegyricum ad prem Abbatem, de
triplici laudantium difcrimine,
4. Concionem Angiicam, in verba Chnfti^" Si ven-
tatem dico vobis quare non creditis mictn.
Prsemittitur praefatio ad le&orem. Noraen Thomae
Beech paflim in libello occurrit, fed praefattoni non
fubfcribitur.
De Sacramentis, liber. Titulus in ipfo codice. « De
" Sacramentis in genere. Sequitur hujus partis
" tra&atus fecundus de Sacramentis, inftrumentis,
" quibus nobis applifcatur Redempcionis noftrse
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meritum. Minus quidem fublimis quam pra*
cedens de incarnationis mifteiio, non tamen minus
utilis, imo magis neceflfarius. Ecclefiae Doaonbus
atque paftoribus nam fatts (fic) application
falutari et ufu legitimo. Ecclefia formatur Bapufmo,
augetur Confirmation^ nutritur Euchanftia, fer-
vatur penitentia, propugnatur Unaione extrema,
regitur et gubefnatuf Ordine, propagatur Matri-
monio, unde Trident, fecere 7 in procemio. Fef
haec omnis vera juftitia vel mcipit, vel ccepta
augetur, vel amifla reparatur ; non mirandum ft
noftrae falutis invidus et inimicus, banc Tbeologiae
partem totis viribus per fuos fatelhtes Haeret.cos
nititur labefaaare. Earn igitur nos, pro vmh noitra,
Dei gratia, conabimur propagare et ltabilire.
Codex Chartaceus. XVI *
3120. .
1. Memoriale Sacerdotum, compofitum a quodam
Doaore Decretorum apud Avenonum A, V. 1J44-
2. Expofitio Miflae. « Quia nimis periculofum eft."
3. Decreta quaedam Epifcoporum de rebus facns."
Codex membranaceus.
3121.
Aratoris Subdlac. Card. Hiftoria ApoftoUca, Carmine
heroico. Abrupte definit, in eo capite ubi Paulus Ap.
Romam venit, cum hoc verlu, n
«« Liber et hie Populus quem vinxerat ante Fharao.
Codex membranaceus.
3122.
Magiftri Achardi Sermo in dedication ecclefiae. Imper-
feaus. Codex membranaceus. xiv.
3123.
1. De Sacramento Miflae, lib/r. " Tria funt w
T»bus." . *} y *
2. Liber dictus " GpccMlum Ecclefiae," haec' habens
ranita. i. De Ecclefia. 1. t>c dedi^tione. x. De
Officiis horarum. 4. Servicio totius aniu. 5 . De
ordinibus clericorum et veftimentis facris. 6. De cek-
bratione Miflae. 7. De occultis fcripturarum. 8. De
fupernis fecretis quae hie fcire fecit.
Codex Memb. liber ohm S. Jacobi Panfienfis.
axi<px\»(. in cap. 4 0 definens.
3124-
Flores veteris Teftamenti. Argumenta fcil. et fentente
in ipfis S.S. verbis, ufque ad Ubrum Jeremia: Prophetae.
Codex membranaceus.
3125.
t. Euchariftiam celebrandi forma: cum Commentario,
et prsfatione acephala. Forma Incipit "Per omnia fecul*
feculorum. Amen." ^ x *
2. Petri Cantoris Summa. .
Codex Memb. olim Sanaae MariaeVaUisSanai Lamberto.
3126.
Sermones Dominicales, per anni curfum.
Liber «T £ Mr*f ad Dom. 22 poll Trin. perduftus.
Conftat charta et membrana.
3127. 3128. 3129'
Theologia Schalaftice difputeta.
i, De Trinitate.
XVI.
2* De
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Num. 3130
%. De Euchariflia.
2
■3I4O.
De S*icramentis.
Libri olim Ifaaci Herbert : poftea P. Blafi, a 0 . 1647*
Tra&atus de Sacramentis, cum Sacr. Matrimonii
abrupte definit. Codices pulcherrime fcripti,
chartacti.
3'3°-
Homiliarum liber, mutilus, et varic fcriptus. Cod.
chart. xiv.
3'3 T -
t. S. Pauli Epiftolae ; cum Gloffa. Accedit epiftola
Sid Laodicenfes, unius paginae, et Epiftola ad Hebraeos.
XII.
2. Argumenta &c. omnium Pfalmorum.
3. Excerpta ex Evangelio Johannis
4. Excerpta ex libris Regum : & allegorice &
moraliter expofita. Cum o fervationibus in varios libros,
inter alios, in Librum Judith, in Machabaeos, in EvaHgl.
Johannis, Uc. Codex Membr.
Gcfta Romanomm. xv.
Deeft tituius. Codex chartac. Continet
folia 187.
1. Homiliarum liber, pro diebvs facris. xm.
2. Alexandri (Neckam ?) ex r >ofiiio in Symbolum
Athanafii. Cum hoc colophoue. " Explicit fides
Catholica Athanafii Epifcopi, expofita a Magiftro
Alexandro de Saft&o Albano." Codex Memb.
3*34-
Jacobi de Theramo, vel Kranenfis, Canonici Aprucini,
Belial : five, Dialogus de redemptione generis
humani : five, Confclatio peccatoris. Script. A. D.
1382. Codex membranaceus. vT,r
xiv.
Codex
xiv*
3 T T5-
S. Bernardi Clar. Abb. Sermonum, liber,
chartaceus.
3*3 6 -
S. Johannis Evangelium gloffatum. Cum Argumento
antiquo de Johanne. Liber quondam S. Marie vallis
S. Lamberti, membranaceus. xii.
3*37-
Hugonisde S.Vi&ore, de Sacramentis, liber 2 d,ls ecTtXtm,
continens quindecim partes ex odtodecim. Olim
adjefta eft vita et paffio Beati Thomae Cantuarienfis
Epifcopi. Cod. Memb. xn.
1. Bonaventurae, Pharetra, 4 Libris. Scripfit frater
Rogerus Albon A. D. 1424.
2. Poema Rhythmicum, 1 ' Vos qui concupifcitis ftatum
veftrum Scire."
3. Nicolai f rivet, de officio Miflae, Tra£t in 7 partibus.
4. Incipit tractatus religiofus, extractus de dittis Doc-
torum &c. fed ad pag. 2. abrumpitur. Codex Membr.
3*39-
Exodi Liber cum Gloffa. Codex membranaceus. xiv.
[3140.— 3171- Folio 0
1. Johannicii Ifagoge ad Galeni regimen : cum gloffa.
continens folia 6. xm.
2. Galeni Regimen : cum gloffa. 13.
3. Hippocratis, Aphorifmorum liber: cum Gloffa.
8.
Cat. Harl. Vol, III.
Num.3140_3i4.3i
4. Hippocratis Prognofticorum in acutis aegritudinibus
liber. /f .
5. Theophili, de Urinis, liber. " a Voce Theophili
editus." * 5.
6. Philareti de negotio pulfium liber; Alluditur ad
Lunc Philareti librum, in fine Poematis iEgidii de put-
fibus. (infra art. 13) 1.
7. De regimine Acutorum, liber. Non dicitur
Philareti. 7.
8 Ifaaci, de Urinis, liber. 24.
9. Conftantini Africani. de diaetis, libri 2» 60.
10. Ifaaci de febribu^ libri 5. 59.
11. Viatici, lbri 7. a Conftantino Latine redditi 59.
12. Nicolaus (manu recent, fuprafcr. Sahrnitanus) de
modo conficiendi & difpenfandi Medicamenta. 18.
13. iEgidii Tra&atus metrici de urinis, et depulfibus.
4.
Codex membranaceus bonus. Vide Num. 3849.
3 J 4»- .
Mammotreftus, five Lexicon Biblicum. xv.
Aufloris nomen incertum. De libri appellatione
in prologo haec fcribit ; " Et quia morem gerit
" ta.is decurfus pedagogi, qui greffus dirigit
" parvuloram, Mammotreftus poterit appL-llari."
Subjicitur ad Calcenl Calendarium vetus. Codex
membranaceus pulcher.
3U2-
1. De Articulis in Belgio controverfis. xvn.
2. Overalli D D. Prselcftiones & Difputationes in
Academia Cantjbrigieafi habitae. pa«r 12.
3. de Articulis Lambethanis, Tra£t. 82.
4. Praefentatio Prolocutoris in Convoca-
tione. 23 Mar. 1603. 89.
5. Proceedings againft Dr. Overall for un found
Notions at Cambridge 9*.
6. Copy of a Letter of J. L. Bifliop of Lincoln, upon
his deprivation, to K» Cha. 1 . 97 •
7. Another of L.Verulam, in the fame condition, to
the Parliament.
8. AnEffayof a Kirg. 100*
9. Articles of the Marriage of King Char. 1. 101.
10. Reafons for burning Mr. Elton's Book at St.
Paul's Crofs. 105.
11. i . . Harfnett D. D. Thefes; q^. nemo
neceffario damnatur. Certiiudo unifcujufq; falutis non
eft certitudo fidei. 107.
12. Gul. Laud. Cant. Arch. Literae ad Oxon. Aca-
demiam 6 Nov. 1640. cam dono milit 81 Codices MSS.
una cum Academic gratiarum a&ione reddita.
13. Sir Rob. Cotton's Speech in Pariiiment againft
Sir Kdwyn Sandys ; that L-.cclcfiaftical Laws ought not
to be enafted by temporal Men.
!4. Letter to Sir Ed. Montague, about
the original conftitmion of EngLnd, & eftablilhment of
Parliaments.
15. Counfels prefented from N. N. to K. Charles 1.
1640. for ending the trout Ls <X his two Kingdoms.
16. Notes out of the Aithver to father Cotton's Letter,
about King-killers.
, 7 . o-.it of Dr. Caricr's Letter to K. James,
about the Engliih falling off from the See of Rome.
1 3. Some memorable Mrological Predi&ions.
All on Paper.
Liber chartaceus, cum paginis varie confufis, ita ut
pag. t. in medio couice inveniatur ; inde a J 73 pro-
grediatur, turn rcverrat ad fo!. pritnum ubi ponitur
pag. 74. Nec poftea fervatur ordo foliorum.
1. Colleftioncs de autoritate S. Scrip to r«, & tradu
tionibus non fcriptis. ^ vlu
r 2. Vetera
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS,
K T um.3i4.3— 3152.
• 4. Vcteres Canoncs abrogati. 139*
Certayne Traditions Rytes & Orders of the Greek
Church. 147.
4, De Sacramc mis. 153.
5. Ue Ordmibus Ecclefiafticis, un£Uone, & impofi-
tione manuum.
Germanire Theoiogorum refponfa ad prepofitam a G.
Langeo Legato Rrgio, de difluiiis in religione
Cbriftiana componendis confultatienem, a. 1534. &
1535. Liber Clurtuixuc. xvi.
3 14-5-
Codex M-mbranaceus, continens,
Petri Commeftor's Sermones 1^5. xm.
Soiptoiis, qui in titulo ap;=!'utur Pctrus Manduca-
tor, nomen & pieces in tine fubjiciunMr,
" Ilunc tibi Myldburga fcripfi : mca cri:nina
" purga, _
" Virgo Deo digna, veniain tr.ihi pefee benigna :
V* 1 j' r .°. nierceJc cor F us requiefeat in ede. °
" Qui tibi toilet cum pereat maledidus in evum.
" G.rpus dampnetur : Set i'piritus igne pietur."
Lpitaphii.m Autoiis, a!ia manu icriptum,
" Peirus eram, quern petra tegit,didufq; Comeftor:
c! Nunc comedor. Vivus docui, nec ceflb docere.
" Mwrtuus; utdicat, qui me videt intumulatum,
" «?^ u [ ft iV f' illc fuit ' erimus q uand cq; quod
3146.
Advei fana 1 heologica viri cujufdam dodi : cum Indice
alphatetico. Codex Chartaceus. xv i,
3147.
L. Cceh I adantii Firm. Inaitutionum libri 7. xv .
L.ber chartaceus, quondam Seraphini de Pofchii
de S. Geminiano.
314.8.
Ricardi de ?. Vidore, Explanatio in Cantica Canticorum.
Ccdtx membranaceus. xv
3 '49-
1. Iradatus duo Hieronymi prelbyteu, de Cantico
Canticorum, poft Ongenem. Xy
2. Origenis ipnus expofitio major Cantici Canticoium,
Latme reddiia, mque ad Cap. ii. ver. 4. . '
• £°£ X rn 5 Hd Mi,nire? ' fu P er to*u
Moleike, extra xMuros Trevicenfes, Ordink
: •« Sar.diBenedidi." Codex membranous
3*5°«
1. Cilberti f forte Folioth bond, ep.] Sermones 20
pcnen res m Cantica Canticorum xv
cXl Chr - ad *
A A>"3« q ":,;Sau!" i " , ' ;um " -»pa»»
2. De Mufica & Aftronomia, libri 2 i mn ^f a-
ftu us habet TerriusUbWride^
3. Fragmenta varia ex Ptolemau et aliis ™
tradatu Anglico « de alluminatura ( ou Z 'aS
Dating of books etiam impcrfedo ^ ,,lumi -
Codex mixtus, ex charta et membrana compefitus.
to . Z l S 2 -
*?e dodrina fi ve prasparatione Cordis liber « p.„
.ordav.flra" F Codex MemtaSi *
Num. 3153 — 3163.
3*53-
A Paper Common Place Book, of Divinity, Morality,
&c. alphabetical. ' X vi. *
31 54.
L. Ccel. Ladantii Firm. Inftitutionum libri 7. Codex
mixtus. Subfcribiiur, xv.
" Johannes de Hollandia fcripfit hunc librum, ad
" petitionem Antonii Johannis deLauro, Ordinin
" Minorum, A. D. 1433."
1. Hieronymi Stnd. preflj. adverfus Jovinianum,
libri 2. cum Apologia ad Damafum pro his libris. xv.
2 ' Epiftolae ad Pammachium Rufinum.
3- ' Fpitaphium Pauli.
4« Pauli primi heremita; vita.
5. de
viris illuftribus, liber.
6. Gennadii Maflil. Preib. de viris illuftribus, liber.
7. Ifidcn Hifp. ep. de viris illuftr.bus, liber.
8. Sigeberti Gemblacen. de viris illuftribus, liber.
9. Anonymi, de viris illuftribus, liber.
Codex chartaceus.
. . 3»5 6 -
1. Nicolai de Lira comment, fuper 4 Evangelia : fcriptus
A. D. 1459. xy
2. Amicus, liber fic didus : qui incipit, " Nota quod
homo habit tiiplicem amicum."
# 3- Homilias duae breves ; una in Pfal. cxviii. : 4 . altera
in Cant. in. 1 1 . Codex Chartaceus.
3157.
1. S. Hieronymi Strid. Comment, in S.Matthai Evan-
gehum. x *
2. Annotationcs in Pfalmos. Scripts i 4 8r. Liber
cnartaceut. r '
3M8.
'* Fragmenta brevia Sermonum. xv
« V n a I ?- cipiunt Ordinationes evangeliftarum et con-
cordantiae compilata: ex hitlorla Scolaftica «nnnZ
<( Bernhardi et Auguftini. fecundum proceflfum et
" AircSun t a,0rUm " geft ° rUm pr0Ut ibi in ^mporc
3. Sermonts varii, pro diebus llatis.
4. Expofitio Miflae Allegorica, p. 132.
5. Jterum Sermones u!que ad finem.
Codex chartaceus.
3i59- 3«6o.
Pentateuchus Mofis gloffatus.
Codices membranacei.
xv.
3161.
1. L. Cael. Ladantii Firm. Inftitutionum libri 7.
2 * Inftitutionum Epitome.
3 ' d , e IraD ei, liber; ad Donatum.
Hbe; ^^nul" 0 ^ Vd f0, mati01ie h ° ffiinis >
5. Carmen de Phcenice.
Scriptus erat Codex Bononia:, 1427. par tim in
Charta, partim in M«mbrana.
TU 3l62.
Johannis Ledoris Summa Confeflbrum, 4 libris. xiv.
^cced:tcompendiofacolledioquorundamftatutorum
ex- iexto Decretalium, addita ad Summam Con-
le.;orum, et Index alphabeticus. Memorandum
5 eft
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fiibliothecas Harleianse,
Nuhi. 3164—3169.
£*cchielis
3 r6 3«
& DanieUs prophetias gioffata. Codex
membranaceus.
5-Hicronymi Strid prefb/Epiftote; Codex mixtus
ex charta et membrana. ™»
G ^ E ^™» I ^N^ & D ^on.gIoflati
etiammurihi. Cod ' * fine
XV,
Officium defunSorurn, Uteris 'grandioribus, in mem-
brana fcnptum. XIV>
Petri Herentalii Caten* in Pfflmos.
Liber erat Richardi White *dis Chrirti Oxon
Alumpm Ac. l6oo ... Codex membra ^;
3168.
Parabola, Ecclefiaftes, Cantica, Sapientia, & Eccle-
fiaftjcus, gloflati. Codex membranaceus. xv
ca u 3l6<? *
t-odex membranaceus pulcher, at imperfetfus ; a
fol. 70. incipiens.
1. Fragmentum explications Pfalmi XIV . IO ad
Virginem quandara. xy
2. S. riieronymi & Auguftini difputatio de anima
detrahm^ ^ AfdIUm Ep - de fidis amicis > fibi
. 5 ". Sermones, de Nafali Dili, rovhWin
Agm Pafchac, & de Dominico Palch*. ' % ™
wA Altercatio Luciftriani & Orthodoxi. '
XV
S- Auguftini Hieronymo deprecativa. 7 , 9 (J'
,0 de 42 Manfionibus Ifratlitarum. q 4 '.
-Jj-k " r , ; , Ruftl cum Narbon. ep. de feptem
gradibus Ecclefiae, liber. 'cptem
" vv a f'E a , uH ' P rimihere niit*. loii
'3- ' Vita S. Hilarionis, Monachi. 1 08
* 4 ' ~ Sermo provigiliif. 114 b'
Deo milked ^ MiHtem fcCuii e P' exh °™oria', ut
116.
Num 3169— -31 7 1
^20. RulHm, Controvernarum adverfus Hieroaymdrn,
lib**.' S ' Hier ° R y mi » def ^onis contra Ruffinum,
23. S. Augullini, Regula ad Virgines. , - °
25. S ; Hieronymi Vita. j^ 7 "
■ 26; Hieroaymi de 10 tentationibus, quibus filii Ifa t l
tentaverunt Dominum, 4 J *g
11' ~~* de celebratione Pafchse, liber. 18 £
d 1. . " S <; rmo > fublian.ia Patris & filii &
S- Spimus 192. b. Fol. ,93 mutilumeft; et folium e" am
« 9 6, plufquam dhnidio. Turn ddunt folia ufque ad 244
2,.N,colai de Lufa, Cardinal, de matheraaricis com
plemenns, fiber : ad Nicolaum <! papau u C ° m '
30. Ejufdcm libel us, de apj.licatione prioris ad Theo-
Jo^-amj value imperfcdus.
Alia prorius manu, a prioribus diverfi, fcripti funt
tradaius duo pofteriore.. F H
3 f 7o.
Joh. Chryfoftomi Conft. Archiep. Homiliae in Matthaeum,
^ramuutur tabula rerum pnecipuarum, imperfeda.
Codex menu r^naceus. v ,„
Al V,
3 1 7 1 •
S. Auguftini Hip. e P . Sermones p in S. Johannis evan-
gelmm. • xv.
H^c ad finem manu recentiore annotantur. «« Ho-
mib'ae hie ponuntur hoc ordine 1 — 2 * ? 2 •? * 1 jj
35- 36. 37- 3^ (Defunt autemaiiqua^'hk
qua: invemes inter 30 et 51.) 39 _ 4 6. a4 .
IfiV'' 2 , 8 ' 3° ( R eHqua pars 38.) J.
52. 53. Cnnperfeaa) 31. 29. 49 . (parJ uhi(na:)
47- 4». 49 (pars prima) Defunt ilaque
50. 54. Infra fimili manu ; " Habetur hoc
opus m Edit. Commelin. 160?, pod Homilias
fracas in Matthajum ; et in idem fath accurata
animadveifio.Quidam /^damnant, veluti. I Wfi
bus Montani. Arii, Donati, Manichaa, PelaoJ
plenum, et ab ecclefia explodendum cenfen
nenipe a Faulo pap. iv». fufpeft^ fidei habitum!
Alu allegant ipfam Apoflolicam Ecclefiam
ejus favorem, nimirum qux publice legit HomiliJ
exeoexcerptas; itemauthores graves qui hocoZ
in fcnptis fuis laudant. Ergo mulus fleculis com
mum Eccieflai aflenfu comprobatum. An vem
exemplana primum orthodoxa et deinde a h
• A " an 's interpolata, an Hsretica primum er
pollea ab aln S caftrata fuerin, judicent I, decora
Imprumtur hoc opus ab Anani facibus pur
8* . Panhkapud Joan. Roigny i 547 .>' S °*
Codex membranaceus fcrpius A. D. 1477.
[3>72-— 5215. Duodecimo.]
J<^ S. Auguflini, ad Optatum, liber de origine
m Mu . S * " ier .°?ymi. de effentia Trinitatis, five'de
membns Domim, liber. ' " 6
• 8 , t, 120. b.
feveret. "opanum ep. ut in bono opere per-
adhiinleluToTeltur" 111 ^^ k
123. b.
Controverfarum liber de V« bo Dei, Fcclefia, Confdii^
Papa, Clencts Religtohs, Magiilratu civili, Purgato L
&Beatis. Liber chartaceu*. t "° lo »
aVI,
D ... 3173.
1. Remigu Antifliodor. Monachi, Expofitio Milue.-
cum Oratione Dominica, & Symbolo Apoitolorura. xi
a. S. Bernard! Abb. Clar. Apologia erga Monaciio*
Clumacenfes.
3. Irenis Carn. ep de Sacramentis, liber.
4. Fragmenta quaedam. C od. memb,
3»74'
rK I: ^°"m Cnt , U, : SE ' ? ardinalis > Meditationes de vita-
Chrifti. « Ille 1 iber eft ad ufum fratris Jacobi de Parma,
quifenpfit A.D. 1454." xy '
2. Meditatio
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Nuift. 3174-^3 18 5-
i. Meditatio in Mud," Septiesindie laudem dixi tibi."
Liber chartaceus.
Loci communes Latinc fcripti. Liber chartaceus. xvn.
3176.
Codex membranaceus, m quo habentur,
t Mariale, five Colleftio Sermonum 13, in laudes
fc. Virginis Maris. Subfcripta funt hacc ad fol 65.
VerfuLeoninoJemibarbaro.^ # xm «
Ne quaras nomen, cm gratia fantta fit omen,
Utilis et dulcis et fine mole levis.
Nam Studii floras, morumque propino fapores.
Ergo non dubito quod placeam, legito.
21 Expofitiones in verba quaedam pfalmorum. 65. b.
i In beatitudines Sermonis Chrilti in Monte, f. 82.
4. Sententise ex Auguftino &c. cum colleftione
diaionum proverbialium, fubjeQis commentariis. f. 83
ad fineiru
3^77*
Set monum Dominicaiium liber, vetus, membranaceus.
xiv.
3178.
fcarti D.D. Commentarius in Ariftotelis logicam. " In-
choatus A. D.i 028. abfolutus, 1629." Liber char-
taceus# XVII<
Rev. D. Edmdndi Stratford Commentarius de Deo,
1612. " Annus Secundus. A quaeftione i 5 ad quaeft.
"37!" Lib. Chart, j * xvii.
3180.
Breviarium, cum Calendario ; in membrana fcriptum, et
illuminatum. xiv.
3 i8f.
Breviarium: cum Calendario & Pi&uns multis, fumma
ctira elaboratis, in membrana. Codex elegans. xv.
3182.
A Paper Book, of fliort Notes, collc&ed out of
various Authors. xvn.
3*83-
A Manual of Devotion, in an old dialed of the South of
France. Written on Vellum, and illuminated.
3184.
A Method to converfe with God : tranflated out of
French into Englifli by Catherine Holland, 1683.
A Paper book. xvn.
1. Infantia
99
Jefu
3185.
Chrifti.
Num. 3186—3199.
3186. u
Commentaria & difputationes de Juftificatione impih
Liber chartaceus. XV1U
3x87, 3188.
« Mufick for the Mean & Bafe Viall." Oblong old
mufick books, ill written ; the books bought of 1 lay-
ford. XVIK
Tohn Maulyverer, his Theological Obfervations, wntteti
in Jonas Moore's Almanack, for 1677, at each end.
" In diebus illis venit
Angelus." # xi v.^
a. Gefta quasdam ejufdem, que Theodofius M. invenit
pretorio Pontii Pilati. fol. 1 6.
3. Virtutes 12 cardinales. 44 •
4. Signa 15 dierum ante diem judicii, fecundum
Hieronymum. 46.
5. Relatio cujufdam, quomodo Arbor fan&a primitus
crevit, in qua falus mundi pependit. 47.
6. Quse trahunt ad fuperos, et quae ad inferos. 69.
7. Prefbyteri Johannis Epiftola ad Emanuelem Imp,
79-
8. Salutatio Angelica ad cmtatem Conftantinopolita-
nam y quando B. Maria extendfrpallium fuum luper muro
contra Saraaenos. 92.
Codex Chartaceus, folia habeas 92.
31QO.
Adverfaria ftudentis in Jure civili.
3*9*
XVlU
Adverfaria imperfecta ; fuper folia 87 fcripta, et com-
pa&a cum numero 6636. xvxl.
3192.
CollefUonum Theologicarum, liber.
xvn.
»3-
3 '9:
1. De poteftate regia, Traftatus. xvn.
2. A Sermon on 2 Pet. i. 19. A paper book j the
chief part blank.
3*94-
" Enchiridion Prafticum Ptfedicum." Libellus hunc
titulum habens, et adverfariorum forma digeftus.
Paginae 406. xvl1 *
3*9<-
DeEle&ione & Reprobatione, liber, Chartaceus. xvn.
3196.
Phineae Fletcher " Locuftae," Poema Latinum. Au&oris
ut videtur exemplar, et forfan Autogiaphutn.
Poema paginas habet 57, pra: cr dedicationes.
Dedicatio profaica inferipta eit, 4 - Optimo et
44 mihi colendiflimo femper Viro, Thomse Mur-
t€ reio." Sequitur inferiptio Verfibus Hexametris,
" Uluftriflimo Principi Walliai Carlo, 0 incipiens,
u O decus, o aevi, et gentis fpes maxima noftrss,
" Delicia; Anglorum, faufti fauitiffima Patris
" Progenies," &c.
Libellus manu eleganti defcriptus in chaita, et com-
pa&us cum numeris 5024 et 7353.
3 T 97> 3i9^
Receipt Books of Elifha Coles, Receiver general of the
monthly AffeiTments in the County of Oxon, of
the feveral Sums by him paid to the Treafuixrs
from 7 Feb. i6^-\ t r *
a? Jan. x6 S \S *° *7 J-«>.
N. B. There are three volumes of thefe receipts
numbered 3197, A. 3197,11. 5c 3198.
3*99-
1. De computo teniporis, liber : faftus A° 834. -xi.
Incipit, u Tempora igitur a temperamento nomen
accipiunt."
2. Alius: " Annus folaris, ut majorum conftat
folertia. 0
3. De conftitutiontbus in Mu^ca, liber. " T.:mporibus
noftris fuper omnes homines fatui funt Cantores."
7 4. Iterutu
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Num. '3199—3204:
4. Iterum de anno et computo.
5. De tonis in lc^enJo vel dicendo.
6. Guidonis Hreiini de Mufica, liber iitiperfeftus ;
ad initium cap. xiv perdu&us.
7. De infantia Chrifti, hber. « Cumq; ftaret humilis."
Imperfeftus. XIV
Codex membranaceus; I
32OO.
1. Laurentii de Dacia, " Stella Clericorum " Apr
pcllari videturin fine tractatus, " L. Johannis de Dacia/*
fed fimpliciter de Dacia in Catal. MS". Bibl. Reg. Paris.
n° 346*.
2. De peccatis mortalibus traftatus, " Arbor mala
. fru&us malos facit."
3. Tra&atus brevis, paginas 7 extremas libelli occu-
pans, incipiens,
" Quanti fit periculi, & quam contrarium vera
" falufi, plura beneficia ecclefiaftica retinere."
Liber membranaceus,
320I.
Coritroverfiarum liber, de vera Ecclefia, Verbo Dei, &
in qufcfiiones varias Thomae Aquinatis. xvn.
Libellus chnrtaceus, de quo ait Poffcffor anonymus,
" Hunc librum mihi dono dedit Th. Mouf. e S.
" J. anno 1666. tentandi gratia ut ih partes me
" fuas perveteret." Quae verba fcripta videntur
a C ovello, qui fua manu indicem etiam quaeftio-
num pracfixit.
3202.
Codex membranaceus, non male confervatus, continens,
XII.
1. Poemata ouaedam Latina, fequioris aevi, quorum
primum incipit " Nuper eram lociiples." Alterum " Die
" age mors, quid agis," &c.
2. Laurentii, Monachi Dunelmenfis, Hypognofticon
Veteris et Novi Teftamenti, libri novem. De quo vide
Fabr. Bibl. med, et inf. Lat. lib. xi j cum argumento
metrico, fol. 8.
3. Profaica etmoralia quaedam. t. 113.
4. Verfus rythmici de Trojae excidio.
" Pergama flere ynlrij fnrtn Dannnm rH-rt iolo ,
<c . Solo capta capta reda&a fold." f. 114. b.
5. foema aliud, " Corpus opus ftudium," &c. in quo
duac paginae fere obliterantur.
6. Epitaphia, Epigrammata, &c;
3203.
Libellus membranaceus in quo habentur,
1. Paffio 10,000 Martyrum. xiv.
2. Sermo de S. Johanne Baptifta.
3. Aphorifmorum Theologicorum liber.
4. Narratiunculae de Sacerdotibus.
3204.
Libellus chartaceus, manu non ineleganti fcriptus, con-
tinens initia Pfalmorum Davidicorum, cum Oratio-
nibus, et fignis Arcanis. Paginas habet 144, praetcr
labulam Pfalmorum.
Tituli, qui longiflimus eft, initium fie fe habet, " In-
" cipit Pfalterium David prophetae cum fuis phila-
" teriis, (phila&eriis, in fine) caracleribus, ora-
" tionibus, et virtutibus. Unde in pfalterio
" invenies (fi intenta mente perfeveraveris, et ad
" fpiritualem intelle&um perveneris) dominici
" verbi incarnationem, paffionem, mortem, re-
" furre&ionem, atque afcenfionem," &c.
In fine pag. 2 <,ac . u Hacc eft tranflatio pfalterii
" David de Conftantinopoli civitate, in anno
<c Dom. 1 151. Indicatione 9."
Subfcriptio ad finem Pfalmorum eadem fere cum
titulo. Harleio datus a Doc, Hickes.
Cat. Haul. Vol. IH.
Num. 3205—3213.
3205.
t. Numerus Ecclefiarum, Villarum, & feodorum
Militum in Anglia. xiv.
2. Pondera, & menfurae longitudinis.
3. Statuta R. Edwardi te i tii.
4. Statutum 120. Ricardi 2. editum apud Cantebri
3206.
Statuta R. Edwardi tertii.
xiv.
32079
Loci communes Theologici, ordine alphabetico ufq; ac *
literam S. in qua deficiiint. xiv
Code* membranaceus.
32d8.
A Q panifh tranflation, moft elegantly written on paper, of
'Plutarch's trad, • whether a Prince ought to apply to
Learning." A Latin Epigram is fubjoined, with two
^panifh Verfions, the one in Oftava Rima, the other
in what is called a Redondilla. The Epigram is this*
€t Alma Venus praegnans, cum jam prope partu$
" adeffet,
cc Confuluit Parcas quid paritura foret.
" Tigrim inquit Lachefis, filicem Clotho, Atropoi
ignem
" Ne refponfa forent irrita, natus Amor."
3209.
Reports, par Mr. Andrewes, Bencher de Lincoln's
Jnne. An old paper book, clofely written. 127
leaves. xvn.
3210.
Libellus membranaceus, conftans fragmentis, praecipui
theologicis, fed valde imperfeftis, et aetate diverfis.
Ad folium 57. b. incipiunt verfus Latino-barbari,
quorum divifioncs, feu capita, icrie lherarum in alphabet©
notantiir* Initium fic fe habet ;
" A Cum principio tres errores fugat uno,
" Qui creat ille facit, fi vitas improprie fit
" Eft domino facere cum res nova prodit in effe.
" &c."
ftocedunt, per quinque vel fex capitum feries, ufque ad
fol. 68. ubi alia manu fubferiptum eft* 6C li feconde
<c comandement eft cieux, tu ne prendras mie le nom de
" ton dieu en vayn. C'eft a dire tu ne," &c. quod
praecipue notandum eft quia mandatum hoc, refor-
matis tertium, hie diferte fecundum appellatur.
Libellus contraftionibus practer modum abundat.
32H.
Summa Theologiae, 4 libris : cum Indice. " Queritur
c< utrum Theologia fit Sciential Liber quondam
Petri de Polonia, Ordinis Predicatorum. Videtur
tamen effe pars fecunda majoris operis. Coi. memb.
xiv.
3212,
Sermones pro diebus facris : quorum primus eft pro
<-die cinerum, in Jer. vi. Cum indice.
Sequuntur quaedam diversa manu fcripta, cum tabuli
textuum et aliis fragmentis. Codex membranaceus.
3213-
Codex membranaceus, cum hoc titulo ; xi.
" In hoc libello continentur excerpta de commen.
€€ tariis beati Hieronymi fuper Matthaeum et
D " Marcum
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Num. 3213 — 3222,
u Marcum, et alia plura, fatis utilia, de divcrfis
" opufculis fan&orum Patrum."
Ad finem, verfus Leonini, " de diurnis et no&urnis
" horis, ct fignificatione earum."
3214.
Johannls Apocalypfeos expofitio : cum Indice. xiv.
N.3. ad caput x*xi. quinque folia interpolantur ex
alio gloflatore. Codex membranaceus.
3215-
1. Scrmones Dominicales. xiv.
2. Comment, in Apocalypfin. " Chriftus dicitur
ftella."
3. Iterum, Sermones nonnulli.
4. Fratris David. Formulae Novitiorum, pars 2*.
5. Fragmentum Didionarii veteris a Uteris Ab. ad Con.
6. Loci communes Theologici.
7. Fragmenta alia. Codex membranaceus;
[3216— 3227, 0£lavo.]
3216.
Codex membranaceus, elegans, pi&uras habens, alia 5
. in iosi pagina delineatas, alias glutine affixas.
Folia habet 192. Occurruntin hoc Codice : xv.
1. Johannis Gerfem (ut eft in n°. 3223) " De perfecla
<c Animae Philofophia," libri 4. Idem libellus, rulgo
di&us " de Imiratione Chrifti," fub nomine Thomas a
Kempis paflim circumfertur, et faepiflime editus eft.
Utri potius attribui debet, difputarum videas apud
Fabr. Bibl. med. et inf. Lat. ad nomina Gerson, et
Kkmpjs. ^ontfauconus eundem tra&atum inter opera
Gerftni invenit. Diar. Ital. p. 373 Codex ille anno 1466
Scriptus ; nofter, anno 1454. tuitio tamen Elezeveriana
dicitur effe recenlitus ad fidem autographi (Thomas a
Kempis) anni 1441. Quid verum in hac quaeftione,
videant eruditi.
2. Libellus excerptorum ex diverfis operibus S. Hiero-
nyim." f.101.!
3. Cardinalis Bonaventurac " de triplici vita 5 ' liber,
f. 172.
Juliani Toletani ep. Prognofticorum futuri faeculi, libri 3.
Folium ultimum recentiore manu fuppletum. Cod.
memb.
3218.
Sermones Dominicales per totum annum. xiv.
Codex membranaceus.
3219.
Willielmi Antiffiodor&ifis Opera, 4 Hbris: in compen-
dium redafta ab Herberto Archidiacono Antiffidorenfi.
Codex membranaceus. Cum indicibus capitum. xiv.
3220.
Tra&atus Theologici libri 4. 5. 6. j n \ Incipit 4™. liber,
" deincarnationeverbi." xiv.
Ad finem fcribitur diftichon,
" Finis adeft metas, mercedem pofco dietac,
" Quam nifi jam dederis eras minus aptus ens."
Codex membranaceus.
3221.
Sermones feu Poftillae de tempore ; hoc eft, ab Adventu,
* ufque ad Domin m . 2 1 poft Trin. In Epiftolas et
Evangelia. Codex memb. xiv.
3222.
Codex membranaceus, in quo inveniuntur haec,
i. De Gallo fuper Ecclefiam pofito, fignificatione
hararum, aetatibus, beatitudinibus, &c. liber. x.
Num. 3322 — 3227.
2. Liber Scintillarum. De Caritate. " Dominui
" dicit in Evangelic."
3. Epiftola de monachorumdfficiis,incipiens," Primum
u omnium caritatem veftram admoneo."
4. Fragmenta va'ia theologica. a Vox Sponfae," &c.
5. " Incipit fententia fan&i feronimi de eflentia
cC divinitatis Domini, et de invifibilitate atque immen-
<c fitate ejus,"
6. Verfus de decern plagis Egypti, et de coelefti pane j
cum aliis fragmentis.
7. Sententiac ex Ambrofio et variis fcriptoribus de-
fumptae.
8 Confeflia fidei. " Credo facrofanftae divinitatis
eternam unitatem. Credo in eadem unitate coeternam
trinitatem."
9. Fragmenta varia, plerumque mutila.
10. Merovingi cujufdam Verfincatio pr6verbiorum
Salomonis, de quo Argumentum operis haec habet.
" Verfificator ifte Merovingus fertur fuifle, et ficut
" pofterioribus pandit cucullatus veraciter fuit. Ifte fub-
" dialogo componens iftum libellum, nonnulla Salomo-
" nis perfcrutando librorum aliquot ad^ftis ex quo*
u rundam auctoritate do&orum, ftri&iin excerpfit pul-
" cherrima proverbiorum." Henrico imperatori in-
fcriptus eft liber, et initio titulum huncgerit, " Incipit
" Liber qui vocatur Cleri dclicia"
3 22 3-
Liber idem qui- fupra, ad numerum 3216. 1. dvfcriptm
eft. Poft capitum tabular, o'.cunit ha:c inferiptio r
" Incipit libellus devotus et utilis, compofitus a
D. Johanne Gerfem, Cancel Lirio Paiifienfi." Codex
eft membranaceus, elegans, fcriptus auno 1478. Vide
quae dicta funt ad numerum 3216. xv,
3224.
1. Alani de Infulis, " de plaadhi naturae," contra
Sodomiae vitium. v. 3234. 1. xv.
2. Forma di&andi. " Cum inter jocunda familiaritatis
colloquia."
T Ricardi deBury,Dunelmenfis Epifcopi^Philobiblion.
4. Contra luAmiam, uu^*. t< Cum fecundum Se-
" necam."
5. " Sompniale dilucidarium Pharaonis 1" per Jolu
Leuionicenfem.
Codex membranaceus.
3225-
1. Commentarius in Apocalypfin, Zachariam, ct Can-
tica Canticorum, axcpaXot. x.
2. Apocalypfeos 8 folia, fecundum Vulgatam Ver*
fionem, a cap. ii. 13. ad xiv. 11. Cod. membr.
3 2 26.
Rofarium Theologiae, ordine alphabetico. Sive Diftio-
narium theQlogicum locorum communium. Cum
indice a manu recentiore. Cod. membr. xiv.
3227.
1. Bonaventurae Card. Itinerarium hominis in feipfum.
2.
de ligno vitas, liber.
xv.
3. J. Lotharii (poftea Innocent. 3.) de miferia con-
ditionis humane, liber : five contemptu de mundi-
Codex membranaceus, de elegans.
[3228.
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Bibliothccae Harleianse.
it
Num. 3228 — 3238.
[3228.-3247- Quarto.]
3228.
L. Coel.Lsttantli Firm. Divinarum InfHtutionum, libri 7.
Codex chartaceus, illuminatus, fasculo 15 vix ferior.
xv.
3229.
Legenda de S. Francifco. M Expletura per me fratrem
Alexandrum liunonienfem, Ordinis S. Auguftiui, in
hofpitale S. Pauli de Florenria, A. D. 1 ;o4." Ornatur
Prologus illuminarione perquam eleganti, et armis
poffeflbris. Cod. memb. pulcherrimus, folia habens 90.
3-3°-
A Common Place Book of Divinity, Hiflory, Rhetoric,
Logic, &c. with an analyfis of fome books of the
N. T. written on paper, in various hands. xvn.
3231.
Elucidarius liber. Dialogus inter Magiftrum et Difci-
pulum. vid. 3244. Codex memb. xvi.
3 2 3 2 -
1. De poenitentia tract. " Peccator debet habere
* contritionem." f. r. xiv.
2. Ouindecim figna diei Judicii. f. 1. b.
3. Expofitio Miffae. f. 2. Hac in memb et vetuflior.
4. Speculum Laicorum, 92 capitibus. Super charta
fcriptum.
3^33-
S. Hieronymi Epiftolae quacdam, et alia ex operibus ejus
excerpta. Codex chartaceus, non inelegans, fed im-
perfecta a fcriba reliftus. xv.
3234-
1. Alani de Infulis, de plan&u Naturae, liber.
2. Macrocofmus, Microcofmus, & Scientiac. Inhujus
•peris primo libro f. 43.
" Congeries informis adhuc cum filva teneret
Sub vcteri confufa globo primordia rerum
In folio primo fcriptx*m eft. " 1440. Johannes
" Mai chanova Artium et Medicinae Doftor. P. S.
" Pec. em. Patavii." Ad finem, " Hunc librum
" donavit eximius artium et medicina: doctor
" Mr. Joh. Marchanova, &c. 1467."
3. Pub. Ovidii Nafonis, de Ponto, libri 2. 76.
4. De vita Philofophorum, liber. a Thaks Philofo-
phus Afianus." 112. xv.
3235-
1. S. Joh. Chryfoftomi, Commentariorum in S.Mat-
thseum Homiliac. 55 cum indice Alphabetico. xv.
2. Sermones quidam Dominicales, & de Sandtis.
Codex membranaceus.
3 2 3 6 -
1. S. Joh. Chryfoftomi, Commentarior. in S. Mat.
Homilias 55. cum indice alphabetico. xv.
2. Expofitio in Boetii libros 5 de confolatione philofo-
phias. Codex membranaceus.
3 2 37-
1. S. Hieronymi Refponfiones ad Damafum papam,
fuper quscftiones in librum Genefeos. x v.
2. ad Damafum, Auguftinum,&c. Epiftolae
tariae. Codex chartaceus.
323? *
1 . Jacobi de Cefulis Liber, de moribus hominum et
officiis nobilium, fuper ludum Schaccorum. Vide num.
5440. XY.
Num. 323S— 3244.
« 4 ir ,, Ra ?S ,oni 9 P er !e quali non fi ha da pcrmetter
alii Veneliani qucllo che recercano iniorno alia efclu-
« fione della compaona delic Giefuiti delli loro ftati."
Manumulto recentiore. Liber chartaceus; a fol. i6r.
ad J 95- xvn.
3 2 39-
K S. Thoraa: Aquinatis, Compendium theologies
ventatis. £ v>
2 - "~ Symboli cujufdam veteris expofitio. Sym-
bolum hoc ita incipil, " Firmitcr credimus, et fimpliciter
* confitemur, quod unus, folus ct verus Deus, eternus,
" immenfus," &c.
3. Breviloquium in S. Scripiuram. " Flec^o genua mea
" ad patrein."
4. De 4 novifilmis, liber. « Memorare noviflima tua."
Defunt folia duo in traftatu medio.
Liber quondam Johannis Jofeph, Ordinis Mlaorum
Convent us Wigornie. Codex chartaceus ; at
folium primum membranaceum, et ornatum.
324O.
Speculum humans Salvationis, verfibus rythmicis bar-
baris ; cum picturis plurimis ; comple&ens hiiloriam
facram.
Codex membranaceus.
XIV.
Petri Lombardi, Sententiarum libri 4. cum arbore con-
fanguinitatis. Cod. memb. Mil.'
Liber aliquando D. Ilenrici Spclman, & etiam Job.
Mannyng.
3242.
1. M. Aur. Cafliodori, Hiftoriae Ecclefiafticse tripar-
tita: Sozomeni^ Socratis, & Theodoriti compendium ;
12 libris. xvi.
Scriptum per fratrem Michaelcm, Trc\ eris, A. D.
15 1 9.
2. Eutropii Hiftoria Romana ; cum continuations
Pauli Aquilegenfis^ Diaconi, & poftea Landolphi, ad
tempus imp. Leonis. Scripta per eundem Michaelcm,
A. D. 1 520. Liber chartaceus.
3 243^
RogeriNotingham,AdamiWodham 9 &RicardiCama{Tale;
Quacftiones varise philofophicae & theologicee. Cod.
memb. Numerantur folia manu antiqua 159. Ad fol.
56 fcriptum eft " Expliciunt infolubilia." xiv.
a condifci-
XIV.
I
324-4.
1. Elucidarius Liber. " Saepii
" pulis." Idem qui fupra 3231
2. Alani delnfulis, Poenitentiale.
3. De vitiis, Liber. " Tra&atus ifte contmet 9
Cum pi&uris allcgoricis infignibus quatuor.
4. De natura Beltiarum, & de generibus Avium,
Pifcium, & Lapidum, liber. Cum pictis animalium figuris.
5. Narrarkmes & exempla qusedam edificatoria,
" yuidem princeps Saracenorum."
6. Summa de vitiis. 7. & eorum fpeciebus multimodif.
7. S. Bernardi Abb. Clar. de interiore homine, liber,
fc. a Expofitiones nominum Bibliotece." i. e. Bib-
liorum, five fcrip. SS. xin.
9. Tradatus qui vocatur Templum. tc Templum
" Dei fanchtm."
10. Gulielmi de Montibus fumma. cc Incipit Sumina
" magiitri Wilhelmi de Montibus, in qua continentur,
" 12 Arti^uli fidei, 7 petitiones, 7 dona, 7 vitia, 7 Sacra-
i " nentii
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Catalogus Librorum MSS
Num.3244— 3252.
u menta, 2 praecepta domini, mercedes juftorum, penae
fc malorum, crrores Laicorum."
1 1 . Tra&atus duo breviores, de mifericordia et bona
confcientia. Ex San&o Bernardo,
3245;
Bertrahdi Alvernenfis, Tropologia fupcr 12 prophetas
minores. Codex membr. xiv.
3 2 4 6 -
1 Vercellenfis, Expofitio in Cantica
Canticor. Ou. An Thomsc monachi fanftae Mariae de
Vaucellis. de quo vide Catalogum MSS ni in Biblioth.
Reg, Parilienfi ad num. 475 ?
2. Hugonis de S. Vi&ore, Expofitio Regulac B.
Auguftini. Codex membranaceus.
32+7-
Codex membr. in quo habentur*
1. Pfalterii Expofitio «x£<p<xAo'.
2. De matrimonio Liber. " Quoniam frequenter in
" foro." f. 29. pofl fol. 39, manu diverfa.
3. De naturis ciborum, liber. " Quod in primis coegit
" antiquos difputare naturis ciborum." Mutilus, et non-
nullis in locis confufus. f. 50. Poft fol. 61 occurrit
folium ex indice quodam.
[3248— 3292. Folio.]
324.8.
Rationale Divinorum "C^uecunq; in Ecclefiafticis officiis."
Scriptum Suptib 9 nin Willi. Vauce* 1462. Codex
grandis, membranaceus. xv.
Argumentum et divifio operis, ab au&ore, " Dif-
" tinguitur autem in o&o partes, quas feriatim,
" Domino favente, perfequamur. In quarum
tC prima, agetur de Ecclefia, et de ecclefiafticis
u locis et ornamentis, de confecrationibus et
tc Sacramentis. In fecunda de ecclefiae miniftris,
u et eorum officiis. In 3* de Sacerdotalibus et
" aliis indumentis. In 4" de Miffa. «t Tingulis
" quae in ea leguntur et aguntur. In 5* De aliis
« divinis officiis in genere. In 6 U fpecialiter de
<c fingulis dominicis et feriis, et de feftivitatibus
" ad dominum pertinentibus. In y\ de feftivita-
" tibus fan&orum, et officio dedicationis Eccle-
" fiae ac mortuorum. In 8™. de computo et
" calendario."
3249-
S. Pauli Epiftolae gloffatas. " Liber communitatis fratrum
" minorumExonenfium, de dono fratris Radulfi, quon-
" dam EpifcopiHerefordenfis. ,, Continet, loco ultimo,
Epiftolam ad Hebraeos. Codex pulcher, membrana-
ceus. xiv,
3250-
S. Matthaci Evangeiium, cum variorum commentariis ;
in centum capita diftin&um quas in initio recitantuf.
Codex membranaceus. xin.
325I-
Regula S. Beneditti. Cum calendario et ejufdem
iiluftrationibus. Cod. membr. literis grandioribus
gothicjs fcriptus.
3252.
Aftus Apoftolorum, Epiftolae Canonicae, et Apocalypfis :
cum glofTa. Codex membranaceus. xiv.
Num. 3253.- — 3258.
3253-
Expofitio Epiftolarum D. Pauli. xit*
Liber aliquando JohannisDryden. Codex membra-
naceus.
3254-
1. Hugonis de S. Caro, Cardinally, Commentarius in
Parabolas Solomonis, Ecclefiaften, Sapientiam, & Can-
tica Canticorum. xm.
2. Expofitio Prophetarum minorum. " Offa 12
" Prophetarum pullulant." Cod. memb. folia habens
235* *
3255-'
Ricardi Barre, Elienfis Archidiaconi, Compendium V.
& N. Teftamenti. Codex forfan Saeculi xv. mem-
branaceus.
3256-
Gratiani, Decretorum Canonicorum colle&anea ; five,
Concordia difcordantium Canonum. Codex mem-
branaceus. XII.
Ex Bibliotheca Collegii Buffidiani, Lovadii. Liber,
ut videtur, ex Variorum exemplarium fragmentis
confutus, nec omnino perfe&us.
3257-
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur partes fecunda
et tertia libri qui di&us eft Pantheologus ; a Petro
quodam, Ecclefiae (ut ipfe fcribit) " San&as Trinitatis
" Londonias." Pars fecunda dicitur Salomon, et tertia
Prof beta. Fuerunt quidem, ut ex auftoris prologis
fatis liquet, duae alise partes. Prima fcilicet quae,
David appellata eft ; et quarta, nullo, quantum
video, fpeciali nomine infignita. Mens au&oris in his
nominibus affignandis hoc modo ab ipfo explicatur.
u Prima igitur pars nominatur David, eo quod in ea
" tfcr. eo) fola verba David exponuntur, cum quibus
" tamen verba aliorum facrorum librorum enodantur.
<c Secundam autem partem Sa/omonem, et tertiam Pro-
" phetam nominavimus, (quae nunc praelcriptione
" nominis tui nobilhantur, eo quod in fecunda parte
— t-ha tantum Salomonis et Sapientiae, et ill tertia
" verba taiuum ^v P ko tan , m diftinximus. Quarta
" autem pars omnis facrae Scripturae auaoritatcs, fer-
" monibus et d.ttaminibus aptidres, quas reliquae
" partes omiferant follicite colligit. Quae tanta auc-
" toritatum copia fuperabundat, ut qui fine ea credit
u fe poffe verbis au&oritatum copiofum effe fe ipfuni
" invideat. Valete."
Haec in fine prologi fecundae et tertiae partis, quas
Radulpho Archidiacono Coleceftrias au&or dicat. In
Catalogo Parifienfi videri poteft Pea us Archidiaconus
Londinenfis, qui forfan idem eft cum au&ore Pantheologi,
ut ex limilitudine argumenti confirmatur. Notatur enim
ibidem " Remediarium converforum, five Summa theo-
" logiae moralis,'* ut opus Petri Londinenfis.
3258-
Liber chartaccu 5 ; in quo continentur,
1. Poemata varia^ De Deo, Chrifto, Maria, & Apof-
tolis ; cum multis aliis diverfi argumenti, inter quas
notari forfan debent fequentla. 2. Poemata in laudem
Joh. Fecknami, AbbatisWeftmon. 3. in mortem Baronis
Pagetti, ob fidem exulis ; Sampfonis Loni, & Henr.
Coplaei. 4. de fcedere inter Eliz. Anglam & Henri-
cum III. 5. de fortitudine D. Guifiae, ignavia et aliis
Vitiis Henrici III. Epigrammata. 6. de ortu Elizabetac,
Angliae R. haereticae &c perfecutoris, epigrammata.
7. Carmen, cujus thema " quod omnia mutationi ob-
noxia. ,, 8. q d . Mors omnibus inevitabilis. 9. q d .
Mundus
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Num. 325 s — 3 26 4-
Mundus eft importer. lO.VerusPhilofophus. "-S-Bedas
laus Alcuini, & Ebb*. 12. m laudem Joh. Fifter.,
KofFenfis epi & T. Mori. 13. in budem Comms Fontaru,
aili cepit Dorlcndiam & Cameracum, et aha poematia
multa. Auftor certe Papifta acer, non ver6 optimus
poeta ; at quia fuerit nori appacet.
3259-
1. Werneri Rolcuink de Laer, Teutonici, Paradifus
Confcientiae. v _ . xv, „
2. De afcenfu in virtute, liber. " Beatus vir cujus.
3. De vita obitu et miraculis B. Hieronymi ; Epiltolx
Eufebii, Auguftini, et Cyrilli.
Scriptuseft Codex per fratrem Petrum Trevereniem
A. D. 1484. . ,.
De autfore, hsec fcripta habemus, in folio pnmo,
manu non admodum recenti.
«« Frater Wernerus Ruleuinck de Laer, natione 1 neu-
« tonicus, patria Weftphalus, ordinis Cartufienfium
« domus fan&e Barbara in colonia Agnppina, vir in
« divinis fcripturis erudiriffimus, ingenio excellens, itilo
« admodum dulcis, vita et converfatione devotus, ut
" in fuis liquet opufculis, inter qua et prsefentem edidit
" librum, quern praenotavit Poradifum con/cientia. Liber
« utiqueomni laude dignus, quern qui legerit admi-
« rabitur et fenfuum eleganriam, et vin devotionem.
« Scripfit et alia multa, videlicet, Opus grandefuper omries
« epifielas Fault, libros Xim. De vita fanBi Paulu
•< lib vii De Valor e Mijfarum, lib. 1. De regtmine pnn-
« «7>«m,lib. i. DeJludisTbeotogieaJib.i. Fafciculustem-
« porum, lib. 1. Sermones multtSytt alia complura. Floruit
« fub Maximiliano Imperatore femperque Augufto."
Codex membranaceus.
3260.
Loci communes, de Sanftorum invocation^ oonfeffione,
Knatchbull, Londini venditorum Julh 1698.
3261.
Platonb, delegibus, libri 12: Latine redditi per Gre-
rucon , b gorium Trapezuntium. xv.
Liber quondam S. Nicolai prope Cufam Treveren.
Diocef. Codex pulcherrimus, membranaceus.
3262.
t Prodi, de theologia Platonis libri 6. xv.
I Ronaventurse Cardinalis Centiloquium.
*• BoPaVC _ de redudione Artium ad Theologiam,
traftatus. Liber chartaceus.
3263-
Johannis Temporarii, Organon Aftronomicon, ex hypo-
jonannis Copermc i cxftruftum. Xvn.
Cum tabulis, et figuris, multa arte et labore conftruais.
Liber chartaceus.
i
3264.
A Paper'book, containing various Poems of Petrarch,
4h many marginal notes ; taken, as appears, from an
ancient copy written by the author. xvi.
tSSvoSS contains /he following Poems of Petrarch :
" Canzone t. Sonetti 27- 3«- 3«- 3«- 4i. 45- ^49- S3-
<7 it? iic. 117. "8. "9- I22 * 12 3; *4 6 -
51;. si- 58- « «• i6 °- i6u l63 * ? 64, l66 * ^"nl
co'imperf. Sonetti 17 4- "6. Canzom 22. 23 a « «puo. tu
Mfcrme." -Sonetti 257. 258.260.263. 281. 282. Canzone
Cat.Haru Vol. III.
Nin6 3*71.
24 Balata 7. Trionfo d'AmoTR, Capitoli. 1. 3. 2. 4- Tn,
deUa Caftita. Un 'altro principio del f cap' della Morte.
Trionfo deilaFama, Capp. i> *. 3. Jr. delta Dmnlta
On the Trionfo d' Amore, is the following note.
« Nota die la diverfa rettione etcorretttom di qu«fto
n" cap" e ftata tratta da duo originah di mano de
Petrarca 1'uno de quali pareva il pofterfot, et fcrftto con
manco U tuTe, et le mutationi di qaello fono le notate
nd ? cap" et in qiiefto ove fia quefto fegno+ i Faltre fon
?ratte da^un fcartafallo fa forfe la foa prima *>n>
fir the f farae °l
Copy? which appears to have had the dates of 1371 &
1374.
3265.
Colleaio Regularum & Prsefcriptionum Medicarum^^
Liber quondam Hugonis Wilcox, Oxomenfis. Pra-
miuntur'camiinaquidam ab ipfo H W ut vide ur
fcripta. Libellus chartaceus, cumnumens 130, et &024,
compactus.
3266.
r^A* Numifmatum. Optimi fcriptus, et divifus in
111 CWfe. S Humf. Wanley! Compaftu^cum
num. 2146.
3267.
r.talocrus Librorum Wilhelmi domini Paget, Baronis de
C B au defc t: eKejufdem Bibliotheca Draytoniana de-
23^D.«6l7.*I».-IW6B. Inpnmapagma
Autogr. Henr. Digby.
3268.
Leonis 1 pap* Epiftote. Cum Vita ejufdem et indice
U E$£L praxis. "We ^iber eft ad ufumfmm
EvangeUft«deCortona." Cod. memb. *v.
3269.
Ariftotelis Ethicor. libri 10 : Lat. per Leon. Areanu.
Godex membranaceus, elegans.
327O.
1. Ariftotelis Ethicor. libri 10 : Latine, perLeonardum
Aretinum: cum multisnotis marg XV j-
2 . Oeconomicorum libri2: cum comment. Leonard*
Aredni. Codex membranaceus.
327I.
1. Fragmentum de generibus Nominum & Pronoml.
num.etconjugatlonibus Verborura.i. *
2. DeNumerisHydarum in Angha, Saxomce. 6. b.
3. Charafteres Gentium, lb.
dl.Lt rSlis & fcftis. d« Epab.Concurrmob.., Alldoa.
&c. Saxonice 89.
6 Dialogus de 8 partibus Oratioms. 92.
7. Invendo Corporis S. otephara. ? 13.
I Abbonis Parmenfis liber : La«? e& n ^e \ \o»
9 . Miflaprofacerdote. " Exaudi me Dom me I io .
?o. Verfus ad dies Egypuacas invemendas. 121.
1 1 . Medicina Ypocraus. 122.
12 . Be }»am halgan gafte on Enghfc.^ 23-
,3. InvedUvain Judaeos pro crucifmone Xpi. Saxomce.
^Hieronymi, hiftoria Juvenis Apoftata.aS. Johanne
reclamati •, Saxonice. 125. . ad A . p. 94 8
,c. Computus Annorum, a creanone ad a
quo fcriptus erat Codex, qui membranaceus elt,
habet 128. jj um . 3272,
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
ftum. 3272 — 3281.
3272.
t. Porphyrii Ifegoge in Ariftotelis Categorias. xiv.
«. Ariftotelis Praedicamentorum liber.
3' de inferpreratione, liber.
4« fex principiorum liber.
5. M. Ann. Boetii Liber divifionum, five Topicor.
... 6 : Ariftotelis, PriorumAnalyticorum liber : Pofterioru
Mm 2. Elenchorum libri a.Topicoru libri 8. & De Anima
ubri 3 . PermanusVoIperti de Wolmarkufen, AD. 1102.
Codex membranaceus.
3273-
Alexandri Magni Hiftoria, verfibus f urcicis. xiv.
3274. & 3275:
State of the public Revenue, in the Reign of W. 1
1 XVIII.
3276.
.refto *m£f A ^ dC ^ adverfus Goth <*
geito, libri 4 ; ad Julianum Cardinalem.
*r"~j T ? ratio 5 mcbris » P er Poggium. Elegia,
Ve g ,W CtinUm - Epi 'e ramma in e ™> Per Maff *n?
3. Alia prorsus manu, Sophia: Imperatricis contra
Narfetem htera: : cum refponfo.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher.
A paper book, with the following Title « a T ™t,-
;; glafre ferL WOTi mein are^onteyne^f
fortes of amorous paffions ; the one expXl T e
trewe eftate and perturbations of hym that K
eon with Inv* . th* «.u a j r 1 . 18 over *
Num. 3282 — 3290.
The work confifts of 78 paffions, or chanters ?™
trepUcon he freaks of a learned QueeS, doub ? c fs E^I
beth, k a Patron whofe name was Vere nam «i u
Darl of Oxford. M namd J r th e
3278.
Offices & Officers of the Exchequer, the Patrons and
. . Duties. v ,,,„
Note m the firft leaf. «« This account nf A. v u
„ . 3280.
HumajunName. i e T.,n,, „ .
: P°l»ico.mo ra i^ Inftitutio
■ac-lnterprete A^TSSi f Autore
rcripfit, & lmperatori C £d dff^^J^
Name is obliterated Th* ^"T The Auth °r'*
in Latin, & fome «m a S " ! f°? btr ^^ion
written with a pend? d there in ^han,
. , xv. !
3282.
« JohannisClimaci, Scala Paradifi." In Italian, on vellum.
XVI.
3283.
A Year Book of the Reigns of Edward 2 d 3 d &c. In law
French. On Vellum, imperfeft at each end. xiv.
3284.
A Life of Chrift, in the Chinefe Language, with cuts
continued from the Annunciation to the faft Judgement!
Apparently, a work of fome Jefuit, to inflnitf the
- ine e. xyiu
Liber Theologico-Moralis, Myfticus & Allegoricus •
Audore Fend 'eddin Attar, celeberrimo .wSpSl
s» is Pcrfia Titulus M ^ <^>
3286.
Mahumetis Alcorani, libri 4 . Arabice. Super chartam
bombycinam fcripti. xy
A neat paper folio (bound ud with • •
. 1. The names of the five Conquerors if SSTf
with their Arms well coloured. nqUer ° rS of thM Ifland,
2. " The Names and Arms nf A* c XV V*
divided tWUna»din.ofe, £ n Cdom s » """"
^^^T^iXd^r^^'
3288.
1. Nomina Jufticiariorii in Com. Devoni* a . r
fo. 1. one page only. -^cvomaj, a 0 1621.
2. An Herald's Vifitation of Devonffiire A- r XV "\
4- Nature of Beau*, r ow i a & P -n .
173. One page only. ' h ° me « Arms.
in *f S^Slg?^ ° f ^le Hedington,
3289.
1. An Italian Tranflation of SallulPs Jugurthine War.
?; kalian tranflation of Boethius A* r r 1
"n Vdlum, the iniual L« tera illuminaled.
^■^Claudii Phtari, Cormographi. librf g. Scripti
cumhofi„t A " iaCO C ° mpendi " m <*Wk
" naUs. P^ceptom Jo(U t P de Geri-r ^ ^''"C^di-
« fui,i„ Co^'o ConftS >,, f^"^
Num. 3291.
Digitized by
Bibiiothecse Harleianas.
Num. 3291 — 3299.
329 1 -
£. Chryfoftomi, Homilia in Matthaeum, 57 ; ab his
verbis " non refiftat Abrahc cum veiled" Codex
membranaceus. xv.
3 2 92. .
1. Petition of the Subje&s of Ireland, to the L.
Deputy, for redrefs of certain grievances, in number, 32.
XVII.
2. Sir John Perrot's Difcourfe, for reprefling the
Rebellions ftirred up in Ireland by the E. of Defmonde
& Vifcounte Baltinglaffe ; & for reforming that Realm :
A° 158*.
3. Report of the following Commiflioners Wilmot,
Tho. Cromwell, Tho. Caulfield, Henry Docura, Francis
Blundell, Richard Morifon, Joh. Jephfon, Hugh Montgo-
merye, Rodger Jones, James Hammilton, Dudley Nor-
ton, to James I. on the grievances of Ireland, dated 16
June 1621.
4. Reafons for the Plantations in Ireland, A° 162a.
5. Order of Council in Dublin dated 24 November
1591. refpe&ing Mr. Bryan Hugh Mac Oge.
6. Nine Articles to be confidered by the Deputy and
Council in Ireland, A° 1591.
7. L. Grandifon's Letter to the Council. That the
Rebels of Lextrim readily fubmitted : but not fo thofe of
Lemfter, which he imputes to their Leaders.
8. Account of fix Plantations in Ireland, before the
Year 1622.
9. Inftru&ions for Sir Arthur Savage, Receiver
general in Ireland. " Irrotulat. in officio remcmoratoris
" Regis," &c. 1616. Extr. per Will. Marwood dept.
RRS. A paper book.
[3*93— 3307- Quarto.]
3293-
Polybii Hiftoriarum libri 5. Latine, a Nicholao Perrotto
Juffu Papac Nicholai V. tradu&a. Cum Epiftola
Perrotti ad Papam dedicatoria. Praemittitur alia ad
Au&orem, de prooemio fuo, fed anonyma.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher, et forfan ipfi papx
ab auftorc donatus.
3 294-
A. du Val, Suinma Theologiae, A° 1608. Codex
chartaceus. xvn.
3*95-
Rob. Politiani, Itali, Diftata in fecundam Secundac
Thomac Aquinatis, A. D. 1547. Scripta Duaci, a°
1577. Liber chartaceus. xvi.
3296,
Palladius de re ruftica, in Italian, imperfeft.
On Paper. xvi.
3297-
S. Joh, Chryfoftomi, Quod Deus eft incomprehenfibilis,
Sermones 5. xv.
2. — — contra Judaeos & Judaizantes,
Sermones 6. Liber chartaceus*
3298.
S. Jo. Chryfoftomi Homilias 88 in S. Johannem. Latine
verfe a Burgundione (feu Burgundio) judice, Pilano
cive A. D. 1 178. Codex membranaceus. xv.
Nota eft de Burgundio in primo folio, a manu
recentiore.
<A Vellum book, ornamented with colours & gold,
containing, xvi.
x. The Statutes of Ghent, in Dutch.
Num.3299— 3313.
2. Annals of the place, in the lame Language;
3. Names of Perfons admitted to their Freedom of
the City*
33°°-
Formulas Inftrumentorum in Curia Exofiienfis Epifcopi
ufitatorum ; cum Indice praefixo. Liber chart. XV.
330^
1. Commentarius in Juvenalis Satyras; clim Vita
Auctoris j
2. Com. in Perfium, imperfe&us, nec ad finem prims
Satire perdu&us. Liber chartaceus. XV.
33° 2 -
An. Man. Fev. Tor. Boetii, de Confolatione Philofophiae*
libri 5. Codex membranaceus, pulcher, Uteris gothicis,
fciiptus. xv.
33°3-
jSEneae Sylvii (poftea Pii 11. papa) Dialogi, cum
Frederico III. Imperatore. Liber chart. xv.
33<>4-
Didtionarium Juridicum. Liber chartaceus, ad finem
mutilus, foliis 4 exfectis. xv.
Ariftotelis Ethica, per Leonardum Aretinum tradufta.
" Ifte liber datus fuit mihi Ynico de Davalos, per
" fpeftabilem Jacobum de Ardiciis, Ducalem Camc-
" rarium ; die Jovis 27 Aprilis Anno 1440." Codex
membranaceus, auro et coloribus ornatus. xv.
33° 6 -
CI. Ptolomaei, Harmonicorum lib. 3. Interprete Nicolao
Leoniceno. Scripfit Fr. Gafurius, Muficac profeffor,
A° 1499. Codex membranaceus, elcgans. xv.
" 3307-
Johannis de Laet, Expofitio Epiftolar. D. Pauli 1. ad
Corinthios. Cum illuftrationibus locorum quorundam,
a Salmafio ad au&orem miflis, et e libris extradtis.
Liber chartaceus. * xvi.
[•33° 8 — 33 Folio.]
3308.
Eufebii Pamphili, de Praeparatione Evangelica, libri 14 ;
Latine per Geo. Trebifontium. xv,
Cod^x membranaceus, elegantilfimus, cum imagine,
forfan, traduftoris in prima litera.
3309-
A Common-place Book, about the authority of the
H. Scripture, the Church, Councils, & Clergy, xvn.-
3310&331I.
" Annali della Citta di Ferrara ; per Filippo Roddi ; rielli
libri 5 : con una Tavola delle materie, et con l'effigi?
di tutti gli Prencipi & Signori della cafa d'Efte,
finendo all' Anno 1600." Written on Paper. The
heads in colours, fome on Vellum & fome on Paper.
xvu.
3312 & 3313.
A Collection of Letters, chiefly in Italian, from the
Mantuan Refident in Spain, from the Year 1626 to
1631. The Second Volume much damaged, apparently
by Sea Water. xvij.
9 Num.3314.
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Num.. 3314-^-3318.
3314-
ThePhilocolo (or Philocopo) of Boccaccio, in Italian,
on Paper ; with the initial Letters coloured. There is a
chafm in the 5th book left by the tranferiber. xvi.
. .3315-
A collection of Papers on the State of Spain, about the
•year 1577. Originally in two Volumes. Before
N° 10, which began the fecond volume, is an exaft
table of the Contents, in Englifh, referring to the
pages, but the firlt volume is not paged. The papers
are in Spanilh, & bear the following Titles.
1 . Gente de guerra en Reynos de Caftilla, y las fron-
teras, y la yfla de Menorca y Yvica. 1 xvi.
2. Galeras de Efpana,Napoles,Sicilia, y particolares. 4.
La gente de guerre ordinaria que el Rey de
fcfpana tiene en el eftado de Milan, &c. A' 1577. 4.b.
4. Salarios que el Rey da en fu cafa, &c. 16-
5. Todas las Rentas que el Rey de Efpaiia tiene en
Efpafia, Napoles, Sicilia &c. A° 1577.
6. De lo que fe pratico y proveyo en Cortes para
defempenar ai Rey las Rentas reales.
7. Officios en la cafa Real.
8. Ordenque tienen en la govcrna^ion de Efpana.
9. Embaxadores del Rey, & que refliden en la Corte.
Part. 2.
10. De los Confefos <jue fu niajeftad tiene enfu Corte.
. ; ; Cha*iqeleri?s y audieucias r ( eajes. ,
f 2. >Qtl&&* de 4 Eipana, Napoles, Sicilia y Particulares.
Q9Y&u&iop de Ja tjufticia- .
- J44 los j\*efes v <de lacas y de los derechos que los
Ynglefes pagaaga Bifajya; ; ..
15. Los Reynos, Cividades, Cavalleros, Senores, Sec.
16. Las Audiencias Reales que hay en las Yndias.
1 Cedula y Orden <Jue el Rey de Efpana dio a* 1575,
Ice.
>. . - r - 7 — ory of the world in French; be-
ginning from Seth the San of Adam, & continued to
Alexander the Great, Imperfeft at each end. xv.
On Paper, an old Hift
Georgii Hickefii Inftitutionei Gramaticae Anglo-
Saxonicae* ♦ . xviu
2. Catalogus Librorum Anglo-Saxonicorum, impref-
foruro et MSS. Nov. 1 1. 1,691.
3. Scunner's Saxon DiSionary, abbreviated. Liber
Humfredi Wanley & amicorum, O&obr. 15. 1691. "
(Vicfe 3.78 f J 38 ad'j6i. &c.)
"This Abr dgement of SomrierVDifHonary feems to
have been made by Mr. Wanley between May 3, 1692,
& Auguft 31 the lame Year. . A fhort note alfo fays,
** I allowed myfelf time to abbreviate it, till January
« 14, 169$." That is nearly half a year more than heem-
ployed. He writes alfo r u NB. that I have been hindered
" all whitfon week, when I was at Caufton, & a fortnight
« by doing fome things for Major Allley, & a week by
u copying the charters of Kenilworth for & a
4t week by writing fome Things for myfelf in my blew
<Vtitfkey leathered Paper Bpok, befides feveral odd
« days." It is moft diltin&ly written. .
33 18.
liber chartaceus, ex variis libellis, variis manibus fcriptis,
conflatus. Infunt vero quae fequntur.
- 1. Philippi Melandhonis Carmen Graecum, • de
Babylonica ldololatria. xvi.
2 In .Dioayfii Periegefin, ed. Steph. 1576, notas
Craecae. Folium unicum.
fTum. 331^ 3319.
3. Jof. Scaligeri Caftigatibnes in Strabonem, in An*
t6mni tra^sformationes, Theophraftum, & Alhenseum.
4. Damafcii-Stoici, de primis principiis liber Gr. &
Lat.
5. Dexippi, Platonici, in Categorias Ariftotelis, paginau
Gr. & Lat. b
6. Qeorgii, Logotheti Chronicon. Grace, folia. 2.
7. Fragmenta Poetarum, Comicorum &c. ex Jo.
Stobaeo, Athenaeo, Dicaearcho, et iEliano, cum notulis.
8. Dicaearchi fragmentum. Folia 2.
9. In Callimachum, Obfervationes.
10. Porphyrii Operum quae defiderantur fragmenta,
ex Theodoreto Sc'Euefebio. Gr. & Lat.
11. Joh. Meurfii, de Porphyrio Philofopho. ejufq;
fcriptis, Syntagma. Gr. & Lat. Manu, ut credibile eft,
ipfius Meurfii.
03
A Colle&ion of Patents, & a few other Papers, viz.
1 . Patent for Geo. Moncke to be Duke of Albemarle
& Captain General ; 12 C 2. *
2. Rog. L. Boyl to be Baron of Broghil,
12 C. 2. 13 b *
V Patent for Joh. Clotworthy to be Baron of Lough-
neah, 12 C. 2. 14*
4. Tho. Smith to be Baronet df England,
12 C. 2. 16.
5. Albr. de Vere to be Earl of Oxford,
16 R. 2. 22.
6. Arthur Capell to be E. of Effex. C. 2. *
33.
7 # Ed. Hyde to be Baron Hyde. C* 2.
23. b.
8. — Hor. Townfend to be Baron Towne-
fend. 24.
9. ~ — — ~Tho. Crew,.Bar6ix CreWe de Steane.
24. b.
10. : Tho. L. Bnidenell, Eafl of Card%an.
V-
1 1. — Sir Arthur Annefley, Earl of Anglefey,
25. b.
12. — — Ed- Montague, Farl of Sandwich. 26*
13. ■ 1 Rob. ^iio\«iondley, Vifcount Chol-
mondley. 27.
14. — . Ja. Butler Mai^quis of Ormond, Earl
of Brecknocke. 27. b.
1 5. . — Ant. Afliley Cowper, Baron Coote de
Caftle Cuffe in Hib. ;i8,"
1 6. — Ric. Cobte, Baron Cbote de Cbloone in
Hib. 25.
17. — Eliz. Lodovic, Countefs of Guilford*
" 18. — ■ Heneage E. of Winchelfey, Baron
Fitzherbert, ib.
19. " Sir Geo. Booth 30.
20. —Mary Countefs of Kent, Baronefs
Lucas. 31.
11. ■ — John Grenvill, Baron Grenvill. 33.
22. — » Ric. Arundel de Trerife. -35.
23. Sir Geo. Howme, Baron of Scotland.
1 J. 1. 5°*
24. — Th. L. Howard, Earl of Suffolk,
T ^ * ,T P
1 J. I. 51*
15. — — —Mary Fane, Barbiids le Defpe5fer,
2 J. i. $2.
26. ■ Cath. "Cavendilh, * Baronefs* of Ogle,
4 C. 1. 54*
27. — 'Eliz Vifcountefs de Maid*
(lone, 21 J. 1. 56b
28. AnnRochford, Marchionefs of Pembroke. 57/
29. Between the leaves 63. & 64. are inferted
feveral imperfeft Papers/ aAd among them a fkctch of
* the
Digitized by
BiBliothecae Harieianae.
«7
Num. 3319 — 3326.
the family of the Howards. Then from fol. 64. to
244. the whole is left blank.
30. Commiffion & Inftru&ions for James E. of Suffolk,
tordLieutenant of the Counties of Suffolk & Cambridge.
12 C. 2. 244.
33 2 °-
A large, r paper book, with the following Title ;
* A book of the Baronetts of the Kingdom of England
untill the fixteenthe Year of the Raigne of our Sove-
raigne Lord King James (Ift).
" Conteyning, The Patent of the Crcacon of the
Baronetts, and the expliJfon thereof, with increafe of
honour, togeather with their names, places of habitafon
quartered coates & creafts. Begynnvng fol. i° & 23 0 .
Alfo,
c< The names, fingle coats and creafts of the Knights
of the Bathe. Begynnyng fol. 225. Laftly,
" An Alphabet of the names of the Bachelor
Knights, places where daye of the moneth, yeare of
our Lord when, they were made, Begynnyng fol 407.
With a table alfo to the two firft." xvn.
The Arms are coloured.
. 3321-
Johannis de Laet Gloffarium Latino-barbarum. Codex
chartaceus, eleganter fcriptus, et ab au&ore fubfcriptus.
XVI.
33 22 -
Letters of the Spanifh ambaffador at Rome in 154$ &
1 549, in Spanifh. See Nos. 33 1 2 & 3313. xvi.
3323-
Summonses to Parliament, from 49 H. 3, to 13 C. x 2.
with a complete index of the names. xvn.
3 324.
1 /Sir Edm. Uvedale's Lift of the Hundreds, Liberties,
Burrowes, Manors, Townfhips & Tythings in Dorfet-
Ihire, 1598. xvi.
2. Orders of Council about fortifying of Plymouth,
the Ifle of Wight.
3. Sir Edm. Uvedale's Commiffions to be Serjeant
Major, & Colonel, 1599 : with dire&ion for lodging the
Army, 100.
4. Commiffion for Mufters. 104.
5. Means ufed for qualhing the Irifli Rebellion, 1600.
108.
6. Sir John Norris, his account of the ftate of Dorfet-
ihire, its fortifications, &c. A° 1588 : with feveral fub-
fequent Orders for training the Militia there, &c.
7. " The Copie of a certificat of the forces of Dorftt-
fhire, viewed by Sir Edmund Uvedall Knight, & by him
delivered at Greenewiche to the Lords of Her Ma lc » molt
honnorable pryvie Counfell with other Noates hierafter
followingc The 14th of Maye 1598."
[3225 — 335S. Duodecimo.]
3325-
1. A fliort Hiftory of Wales, from the Year 688 to
936. xvn.
2. Epitaphs in feveral Churches in Wales. 24.
3. Welfh Genealogies.
46 Bequeathed to my Lord Oxford, by Mr. Hugh
Thomas/*
33 26 -
u Armes of 98 Knights Baronetts created fince the Year
1 61 1 ,° ending with Sir Thomas Blaxton of Durham.
XVII.
Cat. Haul. Vol. IE.
Num. 1327 — 3337.
3327-
Explication of the feveral Cafes in- the 5 firft Books of
Reports. 209 leaves. Continued at N° 3920, xvn.
3328.
Iphigenia Comcedia Latina profaica. Vide num. 3568.
[15*
Argumentum Comcediae, ex codice. , • xvi.
" Ephigeniam cum amaret ephebus perdite, fuafu et
precibus earn noftu tandem domo abduxit, et clam
parentibus. Cumque quaerereturtota urbe ad Ephomium
traduda eft, porro ad aliura, ut lateret. Hoc ubi vidit
ephebus, Ephigeniam apud fe efle non pofle diutiiis, hanc
pro virgine Gobio dat uxorem, aftu fuo, et Servi*
Lena figmentis. Itaque defpondetur Ephigenia, et
Gobius ea potitur uxore." Codex membranaceus,
elegans.
3329-
In Biblia Gracca Scholia M?ta Abrahami Selleri. Liber
impreffus, interfoliatus, editus a Rogero Damiel, Lon-
dini 1653, et continens Scholia a margine Editionis
Septuag. Romanac, 1587. Selleri note in interfolia-
tione fcriptac funt. In titulo, dUiem manu, "Abr. Selleri
« Sum." ^ xvn.
Ab. Sdlerus edfdit, " Remarks relating to the State
" of the Church in the two firft Centuries." Lond. 1680.
8 V< \ et, " The Antiquities of Palmyra. 0 Lond. 1696. 8*<>.
333°-
Axiomata & Obfervationes varise, ex Seneca, Bacono,
Grotio, defenfione Regis, &c. xvii.
Adveriaria viri cujufdam do£tf.
Joh. Joviani Pontani Hendecafyllaborum, feu Baiarum,
libri 2 : ad Marinum Tomacellum. Extant editi ab
Aldo, et aliis. Liber membranaceus, elegans. xvi.
3332-
P. Cornelii & C. Flaminii, de vera nobilitate, altercatio*
" Donum D. Johannis Gibfoni Scoto-Britanni, c die
" Odtob. A. D. 1772/' xvn.
Libellus membranaceus, elegans ; cum numero 2708
compaftus.
3333-
Poggii Florentini Facetiarum liber, 1456, per Sp. Paiaiij
num. Codex membranaceus, pulcher. xv.
3334-
Rolandi Chirurgia : ax/paAo? «; drtXtros. Videtur in initio
deefle pars exordii tantum,quid in fine incertum. Libel-
lus membranaceus. xiv.
3335-
Ordinale. oksq a\o9 ^ drlxtrov. Cod. memb. ilium*. xiv»
333 6 -
Meditata & diftata ad Befoldi Synopfin Politices.
Le&iones privatim habita: annis 1660, 1661 et 1662.
Cod. chart. xvn.
3337-
1. S. Auguftini Hip. de difciplinaChriftiana, lib. jtrvv
2.
• Unde Malum, lib.
3. S. Bernardi Sententias quaedam contemplativae.
4- S. Auguftini Meditationes.
F c. Anfelmi
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS*
Num. 3337—3344-
5» Anfelmi Cant. Archiep. Lamentationci.
Codex membraaacea*.
333»-
An Account of the Lawj whh References to the
Statutes, under the Heads, 1. Treafon. 2. Petty
Treafoa. 3. Mifprifion. 4. Felony. 5. Felony by
Statute. 6. PettyLarceny. 7. Praemunire. 8. Prifon,
k Prifoners. 9. Bail & Mainprise. 10. Juftice of
Peace. 11. Superfedeas. 12. Senrkc & Sacraments.
13. Sabbath-day. 14. Swearing & Curfing. 15. Re-
cufants. 16. Surety of the Peace. 17. Good Be-
haviour. 1 8. Forgery. 1 9. Perjury. 20. Extortion,
fli. Chfcaters. t2. Night Walkers. 23. Unlawful
Games* 24. Purveyors. 25. Foreftallers, Regratere*
Ingroflers. 26.Aflkults & Affrays. 27. Riots, Routs,
& unlawful Affemblies. 28. Forcible Entry. 29. Re-
ftitution. 30. Highways. 31. Bridges. 3?. Guns
& Shooting. 33. Hawks and Hawking. 34. Deer,
Hares, & Conies. 35. Partridges, Pheafants, Pigeons
& Swans. 36. Fifli and FUbing. 37. doth &
Clothiers. 38. Fairs & Markets. 39. Weights &
Meafures. 4*. Butchers. 41. Bakers & Brewers.
42. Malt & Makers. 43. Vidual & Vi£tuallers.
44. Inns & Alehoufes. 45. Drunkards. 46. Con-
stables & Tithingmen. 47. Poor & Overfeers of the
Poor. 48. Labourers & Servants. 49. Apprentices.
50. Baftards. 51. Inmates & Cottages. 52. Rogues
& Vagabonds* 5 j. Rates and Taxes. xvn.
Very fairly written & paged. Once in the poffef-
fion of the Duke of NewcwUe.
3339-
Joh. Mic. Dilheri, Profefforis Jenenlis, circa A. D. 1638,
Notulae in Horatium, Arnobium, Petronium. Liber
chartaceus. xvn.
3340-
Guarini Veronenfis Epiftola ad Poggium. « Remeante
jprojamis dkbus." CumEpiftola brevi ad Leonellum
Eftenfem. Libellus membranaceus. xvi.
334* •
Statutes of Edward 3. & Rlc. 2. onveHunu Hit.
3342.
Pet. Scriverii Adverfaria. In quibus continentur, i. Frag-
menta e Varrone et variis au&oribus collegia, 2. Ver-
fus-Latini ipfius Scriverii. xvn*
3343-
Syntagma Logicum. Codex chartaceus, optimc fcriptus,
fed a quo non liquet. Prooemium agit," de origine
naturae, et partibus Philofophfee," ^t de Logica conclu-
ding non effe Philofophrae partem, fed inftrumentum.
Opus in duas partes dividitur, quarum prior in quatuor
libros feu fe&iones, pofterior in tres libros. Opus ab-
folutum, & prelo paratum, fit modo impreifione
dignum, quod probabile videtur. xv.
3344*
* Jacobus Gaftelvetri, his Album and Diary, >who
lived, & (probably) died, in Sir Adam 7 Newton's
Houfe" [1615]. xvn.
« The Italian MSS. did, I fuppofe, belong to him,
fome of them being written in his own stand.
" Several of Sir Hen. Puckering** . Books at Trin.
Coll. have Caftelvetri's name upon them." This
account is inferted at the beginning, ii* the tend of Mr.
Baker.
Num. 3344 — 3355-
Jac. Caftelvetri was paternal Nephew of the famou§
Ludovico C. & was born at Modena, as he himfelf fays
fp. 47. b. of this book) March 28. 1546. He fcems
tor a time to have taught Italian at Cambridge. The
book contains various memorandums.
3345-
Statuta Ordinis Domus Hofpitalis Jerufalem: fafo
Aufpiciis et Juffu Claudii de la Sengle, ejus ordinis
Magiftri. xvi,
Scribebat Claudius des Molins Parifienfis, A 0 1561.
Cod. chartac. folia habens 488*
334.6-
Libellus membranaceus, eleganter depi&us, in quo
habetur, <Jeorgii Hermonyrai colle&io Sententiarum
aurearum, Georgio (Neville) Archiepifcopo Ebor. in-
fcripta. Errore pi&oris, Arma Cantuarienfis fedis, pro
Eboracenfibus mferuntur, et perperam in clypeo difpo-
nuntur. Neville Archiep. fuit anno 1465. Vide etiam
numerum 3348. Diftichon hoc in initio manu recentiore
fcriptum.
" Aureus hie liber eft, qui continet aurea di&a,
" Auratum reddet, qui legit et faciet.
R. R."
3347-
A Lift of the Magiftrates, & other public Officers
. of Venice, divided into two parts.
1. Officij e Magiftrati che afpettanno da effer fatti per
lo ecc™ cons* de X."
2. " Officij e Magiftrati che afpettanno da effer fatti per
lo ecc mo Prcffadi."
With a lift of the noble families at the end. In Italian,
1 12 leaves ; bound with the numbers 994 and 5363. On
Paper. xvn.
334*-
Colleaio Sententiarum aurearum. Idem fere .liber ac
3346 - f cundem nempdPrologum (quamvisimperfe&unO
habens, et Epilogum eunefcm. Scmemisc tranfpofitae
etadau&ae. Cod. memb. xv .
3349*
Heures Nouvelles : a colle&ion of Prayers, chiefly ia
French. Written . on Paper, with a coloured border
to each leaf, & other ornaments ; 96 Pages. xvi.
335°-
Notulae in Juvenalis Satyras. Scriptee in Editione
E. Redmayne 1 686, interfoliata. xvn.
3351-
A Trcatife agamft A&s of Refumption. On paper, in a
neat, fmall hand. xvn.
33S2-
Formulae Inftrumentorum Juridicorum. xv.
Liber olim erat Edwardi Ducis Ebor. Codex Latine
fcriptus j cum titulis Formularum majoribus Uteris da-
fcriptis'.
3353-
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur ;
1. Macri Floridi (Pfeudo-) de Viribus herbarum,
Poemaj (de quo vid. Fabric. Bibl. Lat. Lib. IV. c. viii.
§ 7.) Auftoris verum nomen, fecundum quofdam, fuit
Oda five Odobontu, medicus. Vixit poft Carolum Mag-
9 Hum
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothecse Harleianse,
*9
Num. 3353 — 3357.
Hum Imp. Defunt hie (nifi forte tranfpofiti fuerint)
verfus 126, fecundum edit. Paris. An. 151 1. Delink
enim cum hoc verfu,
" Jit nimiam bibiti vini depellit odorem," 'quod de Ze-
door dicitur : poft quod, de gariofilo, de Cinnamono, de
£o/lo 9 de fpica y de tbure $ de a£oe> in impreffo agitur.
vide ad Num. 434J6. xiv.
2 r Marbodi, five Marbodei Galli, Poefna de Virtutibus
lapidum, cujus initium,
" Evax Rex Arabum legitur fcripfifleNerqni." De hoc
vid. Fabr. loc. cit. § 8 : Et in Bibl. Med. et inf. Lat.
Lib. xii. fub. Marbodo. vid. 3969. n.
3. Ovidii (fi Diis placet) de mirabllibus mundi, tra&a-
tus. " Omnipotens Opifex prefens ab origine mundi."
De hac fuppofititia Ovidii prole nihil habet Fabric.
4. Surama Chiromantist. u BenediSus Deus omni-
" potens."
5. Pe 4 tcmporibus anni. " De intentione noftra."
6. u Do&rina Henrici libello de ymagine mundi." Prac-
figuntur hi Verfus pro fanitate tuenda, ex initio Scholae
Salernitanac.
** Si vis te columem, fi vis te ducere fanum,
<c Curas tolle graves, irafci crede prophanum.
€C Parce mero. Cenare cave. Nec fit tibi vanum
<c Surgere poft epulas. Sopnum fuge meridianum.
" Nec Min&um differre velis, nec cogeris anum."
7. Matutinae de contemplatione B. Virginis fuper
palTione Chrifti ; pro quibus rauitae & paagnqc dicejitibus
dantur indulgentiae.
8. Johannis de Sacro Bofco, Algorifmus.
, 9. De Arithmetica tra&atus. " Epjufli quae fynt,
aliud continuum, aliud difcretum."
io. Compotus, (i. e.) Computus. " Computus eft
" Xcienti* confiderans tempora, exfoliset lun^emotibuiB."
Ad finem €< Explicit Compotus valdi utilis."
,14. " Vqrfus Ovidii de Vetula, Ubri 4 in fine. O utinam
hlduS."
De poemate hoc (Ovidio ridicul£ ^idfcripto) fufe agit
JFahricius, JBibl. Lat. J. c. xv. § 7. feruntur vulgo tan-
tum tres libri.
1 2. Rythmomachia. " Septem funt Capitula edjtipnem
Coyamxithmomachie continentia" Rythmomachia fpecies
tft ludi fctrunculorum, de quo agitur in verfibus prae-
fixis. (n. 11.)
13. " Incipit vetus editio Rythmomachiae."
14. NarratioGallicade morbo et confeflione cujufdam.
" £n l'an de grace mil cc quartre vins et onze." (1291)
In fine, " Qui legit emendat, fcriptorem non repre-
hendat."
3354-
A common place book, written at both ends, & in dif-
ferent parts. At one end, Sentences from Juvenal,
Pcrfius,&c. fragments of declamationsj& Latin& Greek
Verfes. At the other, receipts ; and Englifh verfes from
various authors ; Epigrams, Epitaphs, &c. Interpreta-
lions of names, & mottos, &c. xvn.
Devout Poems, in Italian ; with an alphabetical index of
the initial words prefixed. On Paper, 240 kaves.
Something refpe&ing the Author or Authors feems to
be written on the firft leaf, but in an obfeure hand. :$vi.
335 6 -
Libellus chartaceus, non ineleganter fcriptus, in quo
leguntur,
' 1. Auguftini Dathi Elegantiae. Incipiunt autem a
fecundo au&oris praecepto, fecundum editiones. xvn.
1. Formulae Epiftolarum. f. 48.
5. Tradtatus brevis de menfibus.
3357- '
A fmall Paper book, very neatly written by-Ralph Crane,
. and dedicated by him to " Sir Francis Afhley Knight,
Num. 3357— 33 6 *-
" one of his Majefty's Serjeants at Law." The Title at
length ftands thus,
" A handful of Celeftial Flowers, viz.
1. Divers fele&ed Pfalmes of David (inVerfc) di£
ferently tranflated from thofe ufed in the Church.
2 . Divers Meditations upon our Saviour's Paffion.
3. Certaine Hymnes or Carrolls for Chriftmas daic
4. A Divine Paftorall Eglogue.
5. Meditations upon the lft & 13th Verfes of the if
Chap, of Job.
Compofed by divers worthie & learned Gentlemen.
Manufcribcd by R. C." xvn.
The principal part are by Francis Davifon : but fome
by W. Bagnall, Rich. Gipps^ & Jos. Brian.
A note in this book explains how this, & many other
MSS. came from the Newcaftle to the Harley Family.
Firft is written, " Henrietta Holies her book Given
" by her father." Then, in a later Hand, " John Holies
" the laft Duke of that name. She married, the late
" Edw. Harley Lord Oxford, Son of Robert Harley,
" firft Lord of that Family/'
3358.
Arthuri Harte Praefcriptiones & Obfervationes medicae.
44 Ex libris Phillippi Peare, Authore Arthur Harte."
Libellus chartaceus, paginas habens 376. xvn*
[3359—34I5- Quarto.]
3359-
A Collection of Letters in Italian with this gcheral Title/
4 " Secretaria del Sig. Conte Catalano Alfieri, Cd-
" mandante dell armi col Sereno Duca di Savoia
" reftatain Cafteluccio, quando L'armi dellaSer™ Re-
<c publica di Genoua riportarono la gloriofa Vittoria
" con fi gran numero de morti, feriti, et Priggionieri,
« Tanno 1672. 5 agoft. Giorno della Virgine fantis m *
4< Patrona e Prottetrice dela Ser. Republica di Genoua."
On Paper, 213 leaves. xvn*
33 6 °-
An unpubliflied work of Hobbes, on Optics. In his
dedication to the Marquis of Newcaftle he promifes to
make it more perfedt, when he fliall turn it into Latin ;
but it does not appear in his Works. The Title is,
" A minute or firft Draught of the Optics in twai
, . C firft ? c C illumination,
parts, the J fecond ] of J yifion.
By Thomas Hobbes at Paris 1646."
It is fairly written, as for the prefs, with diagrams
beautifully drawn. In his dedication he fays, that his
objeft is to prove " that Light is a fancy in the minde
" caufed by motion in Ae braine, which motion again
" is caufed by the motion of the parts of fuch bodies,
iC as we call lucid/' xviu
336l.
1. Jonas Proaft, his Argument, that the Warden of
All Souls College has not authority to difplace the
Chaplains at pleafure. xvn.
2. Rich. Smith's Catalogue of his Acquaintance,
that died between 1 628 & 1675 . This notice is prefixed.
" A Catalogue of all fuch perfons whom I knew in their
" Life, wherein are fet downe the feveral years of our
" Li & the Days of the Months from the Yeare 1628 to
" 1675." So far feems to have been the original title.
Then follows, by the tranfcriber ; " By Mr. Rich. Smith
u who departed this Life March y 0 26 aged 85, & was
" buried in Cripplegate Church on the ift of April
« following. The Colleftor of the forefaid Catal. and
44 of many more excellent books. He was a juft man and
7 "of
Digitized by
2 o
Catalogus Librorum MSS
Num, 3361—3367.
" of good Report ; he was a fecondary of the Poultry
" Compter about 20 years. By Auguftin Newbold. 14
" pages in folio." The tranfcript, however, occupies
only a few pages in quarto. The firft name is Jo. Bill,
the King's printer, who died Ap. 13. 1630.
3. Abftraft of the Parifh Regifter of Dcnham in the
County of Bucks, A° 1564 — 1695.
4. ■ — of Bromley Church from 1651 to 1698.
5. John Hamerfley's fecond Effay towards a folution
where Birds go to make their Burial, and where they
are when abfent from our Climate.
6. A brief Survey of Jamaica. " Thomas Lynch tenet
" hunc Librum 14 Nov. 1 660."
7. Harriots of the Copyhold of the Manor of Sewa-
refton.
3362.
Liber chartaceus, in quo habentur,
1. Carminum & Rythmorum colle&io ; de moribus ;
ut te geras ad menfam ; Proverbialium, Jocoforum,
Chronologicorum ; -ffinigmata ; de faeminis,] &c. Ver-
fibus Leoninis. xvi.
2. " Laft Words of Thomas Crumwell E. of Effex."
3. Regulae quaedam Grammaticae. In locis multis,
manu recentiorej infcribitur Jo. Garlandi nomen.
33 6 3-
1. Meditationum liber. " Memento, mifer homo,
quod cinis es." xv.
2. Speculum Sacerdotum. " Sandtus Edvardus Rex.''
3. Idem ; in fine mancum.
4. Speculum peccatorum " Quonia, kariffimi, in via
" hujus vite."
5. Doftrina laicorum C. 1. " Contra ignorantes &
verbi contempores." Defunt nomiulla in fine.
6. Decern Signa Divini Amoris, et de malis facerdo-
tibus.
« 7. Formularia Inftrumentorum Juridicorum. Deed
initium. Libelli majori parte chartacei, praeter num. 2.
33 6 4-
Ed. Payton's Difcourfe of Court and Courtiers, 1633.
Dedicated to James Duke of Lenox. Fairly written,
& illuflrated by examples from modern hiftory. Bound
with 557. xvii.
33 6 5-
A book entitled " The Ambaffador's Idea." Fairly
written on Paper. In the firft leaf is " T. Rogers.
« A Manufcript for the Right honor b,c Jerofme Earle of
< c Portland. Confumatum i3°Julii 1638." Then
follows a dedication to the Earl of Portland, figned
by the Author T. Rogers, with Verfes to the Author
& a Table of the Contents. All apparently transcribed
for the prefa * xvn.
3366.
De S.Trinitate, Liber. Incipit " a Quaeftione 27 De
« proceffione Divinarum Perfonarum ; " et procedit
ad quaeftionem 50.
v 1 . Tra&atus de Trinitate.
2. De incarnatione Verbi, Quaeftiones viginti quatuor.
Ad finem, " D. Antonii Martini monachi ordinis
S. Benediai." xvn.
Codex chartaceus, non ineleganter fcriptu*.
33 6 7-
Denfellorum, five de Denzell, profapia ; ex archivis fuis.
Libellus chartaceus, compaQus cum nam 1 830, 6862.
Num. 3368 — 3373.
3368.
Michaelis Mediolanenfis, Ordinis Minorum, Sermonanu.
Sic appellat librum Sermon^im fuorum pro Dominicis
& Feltis. Liber membranaceus. xv.
33 6 9-
Theorica Teftaraenti Raimundi Lullii, Tranflata de Hif-
panicain linguam Latinam, a 0 1446. xv.
Capitibus 97. Cum tabula Capiium. Codex chartaceus.
337°-
MSS. Arabica, a Solomone Negri colle&a & fcripta,
viz. XVIIL
1. " Proverbia 50 Arabica, nunquam edita ; quae Fri-
dericus Roftgaard Danus habet Latine verfa ; & aliquando
in lucem edere promifit."
2. Homilia de terras motu, in templo S. Petri Roma
habita : ex Latino in fermonem Arabicum a Sol. Negri
tranflata.
3. Notitia Imperii Othomanici.
4. Catalogus librorum Arabicor. MSS m ; qui in Bib-
liotheca regis Galliae refervantur.
3371- .
1. Yfaac, de Urinis, Traftatus. xv.
2. Gualteri dofeos Medicinarum, folium unicum ; duo
deelTe videntur.
3. Antidotarii Flores.
4. Johannis Arderne, Chirurgiae liber.
5. Confilium de pefte, bis repetitum, nec ut videtur
fuo loco.
6. Praefcriptiones medicamentorum pro variis morbis.
foliis 3. Latine et Anglice.
7. Medicamina pro mulierum, et poftea virorum
morbis.
8. Fragmentum tra&atus de lapide, et aliis rebus.
9. Tra&atus Mag. Joh. de Arderne, de cura fiftulae in
Ano. Imperfe&us.
10. Praefcriptioncs ab'ae, et indiculus alphabeticus.
Plurima in codice hoc manca, et tranfpofita, fed eluci-
dantur quodammodo annotationibus marginalibus dofti
cujufdem poffeffioris et medici, recentiore manu fcriptis.
Liber chartaceus.
3372.
1. Liber medicus, ax*>aXo?. c€ Expeditis virtutibus
medicinarum compofitarum." ad fol. 1 23. xv.
2. Tabula medico multum neceflaria. " Cum non fit
" medicus, nifi adminiftrator rerum.
3. De digeftione & evacuatione. Tra£h " Queritur
utrum feleftuaria debent dari ante cibum vel poft."
Cum adnotatiombus ejufdem viri do£ti : qiiarum qua
ad tertiuih tra&atum pertinent hie adferibimus.
u Hoc caput mutili de materise digeftione libelli ulti-
mum efle divino, nam caput proxime fequens fufiorem
tra&atum de eadem re prsefupponit (ut cum fchola
loquar) porro quia ibidem tra&andorum capita prae-
mifit, ita et in hoc de digeftione fuiffe haud dubium
effe judico."
Ad fol. 33. b. hujus traftatus. " Quae a linea (rubra
fcil.) hanc fecante pagellam, ufque ad finem libri fequ-
untur, cujufpiam funt colle&anea, nec ad praecedentem
de evacuando tra&atum pertinentia," &c. Codex
chartaceus.
3373-
x. Chiromantiae Traft. Sclavonics
%. Chryfoftomi Homilia. Sclavonice.
xvi.
3. Hiftori^
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it
Num- 3373—3375-
3. Hiftoria Ruffica. Slav. Huic parti adfcribitur,
" Humfredo Wanley hunc Codicem D. D. Jacobus
44 Seniawicz Kiovio Polonus. A. D. 17 15." Cod. chart.
337+-
1. Colle&anea ex Regiftris Monafterii de Thurgarton,
de Welbeck, Com. Notting. ex Placitis & Rotulis In-
quifitionum ; ex Libro feodorum militum in Scaccario &c.
et libro rubro in Scaccario, &c. de Scutagiis in Com.
Derb. 2 H. 11. de familiis de Vilers vel Veleers, de
Brokefby Civ. Leic. Curfon, & Wortley de Keddelfton, &
Croxhall C° Derby. xvn.
2. Rotulo inquifitionum Diim Regem tangentium
A d 4* E. 1. Hundredo de Grofecotein Com. Leiceftrise.
29.
3. Finalis Concordia fafta in curia Dni Regis apud
Notting. 1 o K John, coram Simone de Pattefliull, &c.
Juft. Dni Regis inter Ahciam de Sumervill et Ricm
de Curzun filium, et warantum ipiius Aliciae dedote, &c.
et Thomam de Curzun tenentem de Villa de Keteledon,
&c. quod fil. Roberti de Curzun quondam viri fui,
&c. Et pro hac de Rich. fil. et haeres Aliciae conceffit,
&c. in Twyford, Stenfton, Edinghall, Croxhalle, &c.
Derby. . 37.
4. Finalis Concordia fa&a apud Weft. 23 H. 3. inter
Priorem de Rapendon et Rob. de Curcun de Croxhale,
de advocatione ecclefiae de Croxhal. 44,
5. Charta Edw. 11 1. de libera warrena Rogero
Brabazon in manerio fuo de Croxhale. 50.
6. Charta E. 1. Nicfco de Wortleye quod habeat mer-
catum et feriam apud manerium fuum de Wortleye Com.
Ebor. &c. liber Chartaceus. 56.
-3375-
Colle&anea Saint Loi Kniveton, circa Familia de
Frefchevill, in Com. Derb.
1. Ex libro Cenfuali Guilielmi Conq. vulgo Domef-
day. Derbylhire. 1.
2. Ex eodem libro. Snotinghamflure et Derbyfhire.
7-
3. Ex libro JVIonafterii de Thurgarton, et Regiftro
Abbatiae de Welbeck, Com. Not. 17.
4. Ex Chronico quodam clauftri RofFcnfis cujus
Author erat Edmondus de Hadenham, &c t. E. 1. 20.
5. Charta Amiciae Frefchenvile de Stavelire Wode-
thorp, &c. C° Derb. Teft. Dno Theobaldo de Verdon,
Nicho de Verdon, Ricardo Willo de Wodecote, &c. 21.
6. Finalis Concordia, apud Evefliam 1 1 Joh. Regis
coram de Simone de Patefhull, &c. inter Robm Priorem
Hofpitalis Jertm ac et Hubert fil. Rads &c. in Danby
de Wauz in Com. Leic. &c. 24.
7. Finalis concordia 2 1 H. 3. inter Rob. de Saundford
magiftrum Milit* Templi in Anglia, &c. et Radm de
Frcfchervill de 4** parte feod. milit. &c. in Suckthorn,
in Lec, Wetecrori, Holewey et Watfbrig, &c.Derb. 27.
8. Finalis Concordia 41° H. 3. inter Ankerum de
Frefcherviil et Walter Abbat. de Derbye (juxta Derb.)
&c. de advocatione ecclefiae de Alwoldefton, &c. 30. b.
9. Ibid. 24 H. 3. inter Radm de Frefchevill et Radm
Abbatem de Derby de lib. tenent in Rippell Pentriz,
Chillwell, et Ulkertorp, &c. 32.
10. Ibid, de manerio deAilwafton, Chefterfield, &c.
38.
1 1. Ex libro Abbathis de Derby, Com* Derb. de Ec-
clefiae de Cruch, &c. 41,
Ex Regiftro Abbathiae de Burton A° 1 132. de terris in
Wlfrichefton, &c (Vide Hift.Staff. Vol.1, p. 1 . &c.) 42.
1 2. Rot. de Inquifit. 4 E. 1 . tangent. Wapp de Scar-
vedal Lutlechirch, &c. 45.
13. Placit de Banco 4 E. 1. Prior de Cheleford et
Amicia de Frefchevil tangent maner. & ecclef. de Athe-
wjildyfton. 46.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 3375 _ ^3^°-
14. Efcaet. 17 E. 2. de terr in Ambreton, Egmrprty
C° Derb. et de manerio de Staveley. 52.
1 Fin. 18 E. 2. Inter Rogerum Beler et Radm def
Frechenvill, de manerio de Boneye, Co. Nott. &c.
Cruch Derb. 53.
16. Placita de Jur. et aflis. coram W. deHerle, &c.
Juftic. Itiner. apud Derb. 4E. 3. &c< de maner. de
Staveley. 50.
17. Particulae compoti Willi de Gray de Sandiacre et
Robti de Souch Coiled:, auxilii 40* Regi de fingulis feod.
milit. in Com. Derb. 20 E. 3. 60.
i.8. Chartae 36 H. 3. Radulfo de Frefchevil quod
habeat liberam Warennam ex omnibus dominicis terris
fuis, &c de Boneye, Com. Not. Cruch, Scardeclive,
Ahvodefton, Chclardefton, &c. Co. Derb. et Cuffe-
wortham. Com. Ebor. 66.
19. Vin. 48 H. 3. m. 4. Rex Tofri de Grey. Vic. Nott.
et Derb Cum per Simon de Montefort, Com. Leic. &c.
Archerum, &c. Frefchevill, &c averfantes qui Caftrum
et Villa Northorp. nuper hoftiliter nobis aetinuerunt*
graviflima turbatio, &c. propter quod omnes terr. &c.
praedict. Archeri in manum noftram, &c. praeciperimus*
Telh Rege apud Notting. , 67.
10. Chaita Hugonis Abbat. de Parco Stanle, &c. de
Aldeldefton, Aylwaldefton, 'Thurlefton, de Okebrok f
&c. Teftes de A° 1261
21. b x libro de feod. milit. Com. Ebor. t. E. 1.
22. Ex Regiftro Abba:iae de Wellbeck C° Nott.
23. Efcaet 14 R. 2. De Manerio de Staveley.
24. Genealog. de Frefchevill, &c.
70.
73-
74-
99.
107.
Liber Chartaceus, manu eadem cum praqedente
fcriptus. 112.
3376.
Vocabularii Latini pars, ufq; ad literam F. later lineas
fcriptae funt hie illic, interpretationes aliae, plerum-
que Latine, nonnunquam Anglo-Saxonicc. Codex
membranaceus, venerabilis. x.
3377-
Liber chartaceus, eleganter fcriptus, paginas fcriptas
habens 424. Titulus fic fe habet,
" Nummi antiqui aerei, argentei, aurei, qui in thefauro
S. R. M> Chriftinac Suecorum, Gothorum, Wanda-
lorumque Reginae affervantur."
Subfcriptioquasfequitur lingua Italica,ad paginam4i9,
Catalogum pro authentico vindicat.
4< Jo Francefco Camelli ho ricevuto in confegna le
rctrofcritte medaglie per dovere renderne conto in ogrn
tempo a chi fua M u comandera.
Jo iudetta mano proprio."
Sequuntur pp. 420 et 422 " ^ummi Aerei Veteres
primae magnitud^is" et Nummi Aerei veteres fecundas
magnitudinis ; " alia manu. v xvi.
3378-
1. Formulae Inftrumentorum in Curiis Ecclefiafticb
ufitatorum ; utrinque mutilae. xv.
2. Dire&orium Sacerdotum, ad dies feflos per annum
celebrandos. Liber membranaceo-chartaceus. 120*
3379-
Ariftotelis, Ethicorum libri 10. Latine vertit Leonardua
Aretinus : & fcripfit Bellus Alchainus, a 0 1448. Prx-
mittitur Epiftola L. Aretini. Liber chartaceus. xv.
' 33 8 ?/
Some of the works of Luigi Alamanni, in Italian } beau-
tifully written on vellum, with fome illuminations. They
confift of
1. Sonnets, and Ballads. 2+
1. Ten Elegies. 22,
G 3. Fqw
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Num. 3382—3386.
Four Satires f. 45. b. The fecond Satire c< Al
" Bruciolo," (at fol. 50) is erroneoufly numbered iv.
4. The Tragedy of Antigono, with the argument of
Antonio Bruciolo. 62.
5. A Poem in ottava rima, to Madonna Batina
Larcara Spinola. 107.
6. La' Storia di Narciffo, alfo in ottava rima. 125.
In all, 2 44 leaves.
3381.
Codex chartaceus, compa&us cum numero 4444-
" De imperio & fubjedtione civili, liber." " Animal
" omne, fimul atqr^iatum eft." Opus imperfefitum}
cujus caput primum, tranfversa penna notatum in initio,
ad finem repetitum eft. *vu.
3382.
Codex chartaceus ; cui titulus, rZ (roptardns AEONTOZ
tou (iaciXtm OPNEO2O01ON nroiirtp) Ifpaxwv, /3«j3Ai«. j3.
Sub titulo, recentiore manu, " Editus eft hie liber
" inter Rei accipitrariae Scriptores, nomine Demetrii
c< Conftinopolitani (fic) de re accipitraria, a Rigaltio.
44 Lutetiae CID CIDXII. xvi.
Ad finem, *lva.% (iiGxtx, duplex — Opus tamen non
eft omnino perfe&um in hoc Codice.
3383-
A Book bf Medical Colle&ions j on paper : marked by
the lame learned man who had annotated N° 3371 and
3372, According to the old marks on the leaves,
fol. 4. is followed by foi. 23. which is thus accounted
for by him. " Amovi folia plurima in loca aptiora,
4 * qua alteras ad provincias pertinere deprehendi,
hicque ab eo qui librum compegk male inferta
fuiffe." The book contains, xv.
Some old prefcriptions in Englifli.
Burgon (Jo.) on the plague. 5 pages.
A Trearife on Wounds. 2 pages.
Another on Sores & Wounds. 17 pages.
Various Colie&ions & Receipts in Englifli and
Latin. The whole appears to have been the common-
place book of fome diligent Phyfician in the 15th
Century.
3384"
Sir Balthazar Gerbier, his Admonitions & Difputes with
his 3 Daughters, retired into the Englifli Nunnery at
Paris, 1646. Very fairly written, & dedicated to the
CQpntefs of Chr6. It contains his Endeavours to
recall his daughters from Popery, & their anfwers.
It appears, at *he end, that he had three Sons, George,
James, & Charles, and two daughters, Katharine &
Deborah, who continued Proteftants. It appears alfo,
that he had propofed a conference between the Popifli &
Englifli divines at Paris. It is a curious traft. xvn.
3385.
Elegantly written on Vellum, & ornamented ; Petrarch's
Triumphs of Love, Cftallity, Death, Fame, Time,
Divinity. In Italian. xvi.
3386.
The Spanifh Comedy of " querer por folo querer," by
Don Antonio de Mendoza. In Spanifh, written on
Paper. A tranllation was publifhed by Sir Rich.
Fanlhaw in 1670. 4 to . xvn.
cc
I.
2.
3-
4-
5-
Num. 3387— 3395. 1
3387-
<c El libro di perfe&a penitentia." An Italian Work oit
Penitence. On Vellum. Belonged to Camilla de
Guicciardini. xvi.
3388.
1. Pra&ica Medicine. " Incipit pra&ica de dolore
" capitis/* ad finem, 44 Explicit pra&ica de omnibus
morbis." A X v.
2. Chirurgia Rogeri. " Quot modis caput vul-
" neratur."
3. Fragmentum Commentarii Antidotarum, &c.
4. Fragmentum aliud medicum ; cujus pars perfe&a
incipit a curatione Fi/lula, et defmit cum Paflionibus
matricis.
5. Fragmentum de medicamentis 1. pulvls arcetkoru
6. " Incipit liber quidam fecretiflimus de ornatu
u mulierum."
7. Synonyma Herbarum ; alphabetice pofita.
Liber chartaceus.
3389-
Pfalterium in lingua Slavonlca.
Liber chartaceus.
xvi.
3390.
An Italian tranflation of Suetonius, by DanthePopolefchi,
of Florence. Beautifully written on Vellum & illu-
minated ; with a Dedication to Francis the firft of
France. At the end an alphabetical interpretation of
Antiquarian terms. 317 leaves befides the Table.
xv.
3391-
Arms of Families in Cumberland, Effex, Gloucefler- ,
(hire, Hutingdonfhire, Lancafhire, Middlefex, Nor-
folk, Northumberland, Rutland, Shropfliire, & Weft-
moreland. By various Heralds fpecified within.
XVII.
3392.
Regula B. Auguftini : cum cxpofitione Hugonir de S.
Vi&ore. Latine & Italice. xv*
Codex membranaceus.
3393-
Statuta Reipnb. Venetiarum. Lat. & Italice. Deeft fol.
ult. et libri et indicis. Codex elegans, membranaceus.
Folia 189 praeter Indicon. xvi.
3394-
A Spanifli work on Dialling, entitled " Fabrica Horo-
44 loga Univerfal. Por el Padre Fr. Andres de Vega>
" Confeflbr del Orden de los Menores," &c. 1627.
In fix books carefully written on paper, with
diagrams & moveable Scales admirably drawn. 144.
leaves, befides the Index & Introdu&ion. Part of the
Dedication is wanting. xvn.
3395-
Venetiarum Ducis Commiffio authentica, conftituens
Joannem Mariam Contarenum, Capitaneum Civitatis
Juftinopolis; et leges per quas ^ubernet: a° 1551.
" Nos Francifcus Donato, Dei gratia Dux Venetiarum,
Committimus, ice." xvi.
Codex membranaceus, cum illuminatione in fronte
elegantiflima. vide num. 3403.
Num. 339^
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339 6 -
1. Ariftotelis Ethicorum Nicomachicoruin libri to*
xv*
Ad finem Ethicorum, eft Arbor virtutum et vitiorum,
fecundum Ariftotelem, egregii pi£ta ; ornata, in angiitis
folli, infignibus Regiis Franciae ct Delphinatfo, et
duobus alus.
2. Senecae, de 4 virtutibus, libellus*
Codex membranaceus, elegans.
3397-
1. Hefiodi Afcraci Theogonia ; ex verfione metrica
Bonqini Mombritii Mediolanenfis. Theogoniae prae-
figitur haec Dedicatio. <c Bonnini Mombritii Mediola-
nenfis ad 111. et Excellen. d. d. Borfium Ducem Mu-
tinse et Regii, Marchionem Eftenfem, Comitemque
Rodigii, in Hefiodi Afcraei Theogoniam." Sequuntur
Verfus Mombritii ad Borfium.. xv.
Ad finem, leguntur haec ; f< Ad Decus gloriamque
illuftriffimi quondam Ducis Borfii : Excellentiffimaeque
Domus Eftenfis : ad Bonnini Mombritii, IJefiodique
doctiffimorum virorum Famam perpetuamque me-
moriam : Peregrini Prifciani nobilis Ferrarienfis opera,
per Andream Galium Ferrarienfem hoc opus im-
preffum eft. Anno regis gratiae Mcccclxxiiii."
2. . .. Opera & Dies ; 2 libris : ex ver-
fione metrica Nicolai de Valle. Haec Verfio Nicolai de
Valle edita eft Parifiis in 4*
Codex chartaceus, folia habens 54.
3398.
1. Plutarchi Chaeronenfis Apophthegmata, ad Tra-
janum Caefarem, Latine per Francifcum Philelphum;
cum Epiftola ejufdem ad Philippum Mariam Anglum,
Mantuanenfem ducem. xv.
2. -Apophthegmata Laconica, per eundem
Philelphum; cum Praefatione ad Nicolaum quintum,
Summum Pontificem. Codex chartaceus.
3399-
Ariftotelis Oeconomicorum libri *. ex verfione, & cum
Commentario Leonardi Aretini, ad Cofinum Medicem.
Codex elegans memb. xv.
34.OO.
Euclid's Elements, the three firft books, in Italian. On
Paper. xvn.
34-0*-
Eight Chinefe Books.
34°2-
The chief part of the Epiftles of Ovid, in Italian profe,
with introductions, by the tranflator, and the poem de
Pulice. Elegantly written on Vellum. xv.
3403*
Venetiarum Ducis Commiifio autographa, conftituens
Fran. Barbadicum Capitaneum civitatis Feltri : cum
legibus gubernationis, 15x5* xvi.
In membranaj cum titulo exquifite pi&o: vide
num. 3395.
34°4-
Alexandri Dolenfis, al. de Villa Dei, Do&rinale Gram-
matices : cum Commentario. xv.
Libellum fine Commentario, vide 2577. 4. et 3583.
Defunt Regulae de metris et accentibus. Codex
membranaceus.
3405-
I. Fragmentum Canonum, de Sacerdotum conjugiis.
xa.
Hymnus, cum notulis muficis. Cod. membr. x.
Num. 3406—^4.08.
3* A fliort Ordinary of Arms. The names are alpha*
betical, but the devices have no fimilitude to any known
arms. xv.
3406.
A paper book of 185 leaves, Containing a large col-
leftion of Italian Sonnets, & other poems, with an
alphabetical table of the initial lines, prefixed. The
Author'* name does not appear. The firft Sonnet
begins,
" Amor, fortuna, e mia natura in parte."
The contents are principally thefe*
1. Sonnets. t.
2. Epiftles. 96*
3. Two Elegies, with a dedicatory Epiftle in Profe.
101. b.
4. Epiftles again. 107. b* At 141* b. is another dedi*
cation in profe 2 and alio at 148. b*
5 Canzoni, and other Sonnets* 16&
34074
1. Trotta, vel potius Trotula, de paffionibus mulierum*
Tra&atus hie, ut et au&oris nomen, in MSS. et libris
varie defignatur. Fabricius haec habet. " Trotula, qua
et Eretis dicitur, cujus curandarum aegritudinum mulie-
brium, ante, in, et poft partum liber, extat cum Msdicis
antiquis Venet apud Aldi filios, 1547. fol. p. ju*' In
Catal. Reg. Paris defcribitur ut fupra.
Ad finem haec annotavit vir quidam doftus, qui et alia
medica videtur infpexifie.
* 4 Le&ori Sam. Kanutus. Perlegi totum hunc tra&atum
ab ovo ad mala, quern non unius librarii vitio miferfi
depravatum, additis ad marginem nous, magna ex
parte priltinae integritati reftitui, quaedam obfeuriora
et quae leQorem tametfi non indo&um remorari poflint
illuft ravi, omiffis aliquot vel naevis vel nodis, data
opera, ne aut plus otiofo aut magis perito nihil non
relinqueretur explicandum. Caeterum mediae authorem
aetatis fuiffe vel hinc conftat, quod ex Arabibus nullum,
ex Latinis recentioribus folum Cofonem (fic) ac
Ferarium agnofcat, Graecis folis, aut Latinis antiquiori-
bus, Hippocrate, Galeno, Oribafio, Paulo, Rufoque
contentus. Tu vero quicunque haec legis paucarum
horarum feftinum unius femidiei Laborem, boni confule
ac vale."
2. Prognoftica quaedam temporum, a fefto nariyitatis
dedu&a.
3. Fragmentum librorum Kyramidis cujufdam, dc
herbis, lapidibus et animalibus, 132 ufque ad 143.
4. Fragmenta e Schola Salernitana ; folio unico.
5. Verfus mcdici alii, fequioris etiam aetatis, falfo
inferipti, " Schola Salernitana."
6. Fragmenta libri de Urinis.
7. Medicamentorum formulae, Anglice. Fragmenta
colle&ionum diverfarum.
8. Conftantini Africani Viaticum. Pars libri primi.
9. -Fragmentum de menfuris, &c. folium unicum.
1 o. Fragmentum libri de locis habilalibus,&c. a capite.
XVII.
11. Aliud, de fignis lanitatis, &c. partim Latine,
partim Anglice. ,
12. Fragmenta Theologica perobfeura, a pag. 3. ad 22.
Codex priori parte chartaceus, poftea membranaceus.
3408.
A Paper book, containing the following two trafts in
Italian. xvxr.
1. <c CompendioHSftorico delle cofe piu degne, octorfe
in Italia dopo la declinatione dell 9 Imp Romano*
Cominciato dell* anno CCCLXXX, fino aF anno
MDLX. Ove s* intende il numero de* Tiranni, Capi-
tani, origine e valore de' Barbari, Le fcofle della
9 Reiijione,
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Reb'gione, e dell' Iraperio, variatlone della fua fede, e
le Miferie grandi chi pad Roma e tutte le citta
d' Italia, finche piacque dark ripofo e quiete."
This contains 83 leaves, but appears imperfect at the end.
2. " Relatione della Citta di Coftantinopoli, dove fi
tratta di tutta la forma della Citta, Colline, Valli,
Fortezze, Porte, Piazze, Palazzi, Mofchee, Fontane,
Bottege, Luogi mercantili, Allogiamenti di' foreftieri,
Hofpitali, e Collegii, e luoghi de monitioni..
" Si narra anco le regole che fi ufano in efla Citta,
nel govemo, nella giultitia, ne i Datii, nel vivere di
gran varieta di genti d'ogni Statione.
*< Si narra anco della gran potentia et commodita,
che ha ivi il Gran Turco Ottomano, fi gran numero di
genti che lo fervono in varie forti di fenritu, fi della
gran commodita e bellezza delli fuoi alloggiamenti
e habitationi, fi della gran richezza e entrata che
lui ha, il modo dell' entrar a federe nella fedia
ogn' uno di efli.
• *' E al fine fi narra anco parte delle regole della legge
Mohomettana, e la oflcrvatione della fua falfa fede,
' et in pardcolare li Turchi habitanti in efia Citta
Regale.
" Narrato da Daminko Hierofolimitano, gia Medico
della perfona di Sultan Murath Avo del prefente
Gran Turco, che regna hora nell' anno 161 1."
The whole neatly transcribed.
34°9-
An Account of the new Seraglio at Conftantinople, in
1665, in Italian ; by Alberto Bobovio ; with thii title.
" Serai en dbrum, cioe, Penetrale dell' Seraglio
detto nuovo dei G. S". e Re Ottomani, la defcrittione
del loro vivere e coftumi, et altri effercitii, da me
Alberto Bobovio, Sequolitano (fic) Polaccho. Fatta
al qual tempo di Sultan Ibrahim ftrangolato, et
nel tempo del prefente G. S. Sultan Memetto,
Figholo del predetto Sultan Ibrahim, ha qui con
ufficio di Paggi di mufica parecchi anni habitato."
A Paper book, of 93 Pages, figned & dated at the
cnd - xvn.
34IO.
The Sonnets & Canzoni of Petrarch, in Italian, elegantly
written on Vellum, & ornamented ; with a table of the
initial lines prefixed. XIV>
34".
lhe Sonnets Canzoni and Triumphs of Petrarch, in
Italian, on Vellum with ornaments. Written by Jo.
Andrea Muflblini 1465. J£
3412.
tkle t V"n? T US f c miHeS 5n Florence ' W »h this
ckta di F!™ 8 J » S ; mt ? de 48 ' introdotto nella
citta di F renze fotto il principato 1'anno MDXXXII
di famighe per anUchia e
0 per lor menu nguardevoli : dal Principe a fi
nobih et honorato Configlio ftate eHette finoS
1 anno prefente MDCXVIU in Firenze » -
XVII.
3413-
a -n. ,. C( ^ ex membr anaceus, continens
Anftotehs Ethicorum libros 10 ex verfion.T.r, a-
ftwmtitur Aretim Epiftola ad Florentines?
Num. 3414 — 3417.
34H-
Theophrafti, de Hiftoria Plantarum, libri 10 ; ex "ver-
fione Theodori, Graeci, Theffalonicenfis. Cum prae-
fatione ejufdem ad Nicolaum Quintum Pont. Max.
Deeft liber decimus, prater meruin initium. xvi.
Liber chartaceus.
. 3415- •
An Italian MS. on vellum. xv.
In the firft leaf is written, " Quefto libro fichiame
Ovidio darte atnandi," and the author fays
" A molti e difficile la le&ura
" Di quel Ovidio l'opra alta e fublima ;
" Dipafto piu legieri alchun prochura
" Chome tu vedi in quefta terca rima
" Aperto for^eromi tranflatare."
Neverthelel's it is no tranflation, or a very loofe & re-
mote one. Towards the end, to Pari*, Jafon & other
worthies, the writer adds David & Solomon. Subjoined
is aCanzone morale, beginning" Veneteponzelete ;" and
a fliort Poem in ottava rima, apparently imperfeft, be-
ginning, «• Gia le fue chiome d'oro."
[3416—3433. Folio.]
3416,
Henrki Bra&oni,^ de legibus & confuetudinibus Angliae,
libri 5. Delunt initio folia 15. Cum notis marginalibus,
recentiore manu fcriptis. Codex membranaceus. xiv.
34I7-
Petri Scriverii, et aliorum Notae, in Juvenalem, Senecam.
Ovidium, Martialem, A. Gellium, Lucanum, tec.
Liber chartaceus, continens, xvu.
1. Excerpta Annotationum in Juvenalem, nempe,
(a.) Fragmentum Led. varr. in Sat. viii. (b.) Tituius
Editionis Scriveriani, cum extracts a Budaeo, Ulpiano,
&c. turn Hexafticon in Utenboeardum quendam, fub-
fcriptum H. G.
" Ut.mbogardi funus quae prima celebret
h " Virtutum, certat fanda frequenfqae cohors.
" Paas amor patria:que, piss prudentia mentis,
' lngemique ingt ns, eloquiique vigor ;
" Attamen has omnes fperat Patientia laudes
" Vincere, per Batavos fi licet ifta loqui."
Haec et plura inferioris notae in fol. 2. (c.) Excerpta
variarum Ledionum in Juvenalem, cum notis e Laur.
Valla et aliis collects, at nullo prorsus ordine. Poteft fane
in fterquilinio hoc latere gemma, fed omnia ita confufa,
ut yix Idas ubi incipiat pars ulla, vel ubi definat. Nomen
Scriverii inCatalogum priorem irrepfifie videtur, exmero
tnulo a pofTefloredefcriptoJn adjumentum memoriae fus.
, 2. Excerpta ex Marii Plotii, Sacerdotis, Artium libro f
qui eft de Mttris. Idem infra dicitur Marius Plo.ius
vetuftus Grammaticus. , 2>
3. Excerpta e Servio, et aliis. ?->.b.
4. Loca nonnulla A.Gelli a GloflTematis liberata.^!
5. " De Claudiano, poeta clariflimo." 37.
6. Sequitur tituius hie, « Petri Scriverii in Decii
" Junii Juvenahs Satiras Caftigationes." Sed occurrunt
tantum excerpta, confufo iter urn ordine. ex notis variorum
adjuvenalemet Perfium; interpofitis 'fol. 57.58.) verfi-
bus Latinis quibufdam, et Belgici*. A. D. 1627.
7. " Alberti Rubenii Criticae Notae, in loca quaedam
" Claudiani et Ovidii." q.
8. " Nota: ad Senecam." Seil. in Libros de Ira
Confolationem ad Helviam, Polybium, Marciami in
Libros de Providentia, Conftantia, Clementia, &
aha Senecae Opera. Satis lucide fcriptae funt hae annota-
tion**, et utihtatis multum promittunt, ex collatiorte
MSS. quorundam, &c.
11 . 9- Not*
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
*5
Num. 3417-^3423-
9. Notac (breviffimse) in A. GelliiAn, Macrobium,
Lucretium, Petronium, Lucanum ; fere omnes de variis
le&ionibus. up.
1 o, Notac aliae (paulo prolixiores) in Lucanum.
1 1. Lucani loca a Graramaticis Probo, Valerio, et
Prifciano citata.
12. Var. Left, in Paulli Aquilegienfis Hiftoriam
Mifcell. Ingolftadii 1 603 in 8*°. 1 43.
13. In Nonium. Plant. 1566. 144.
14. Annotationes inMartialem. 147.
Ifaaci Abarbanelis, Maflimiah Jefhua : i. e. Pradicatoi*
* Salutis. Latine. Exemplar, eft, quod Prelo Amfteloda-
menfi parabatur, A° 1644. xvn.
Titulus inipfoCodice. " Liber [dictus] Prsedica-
tor Salutis (Jefa. LII. 7.) Quern compofuit magnua
iile, profapia, genere infignis, notus in Portis ;Prov. 31.
23 J nomine Dominus Don Ifaac Abarbanel. Qui
quidem Liber ante complures annos typis jam femel
excufus m fuit : nunc vero, prout praefentis temporis
zatio poftulat, et pro ejus materia dignitate vifum
fuit nobis ilium de novo recudere, meliore forma et
typis^ elegantioribus, quemadmodum videre eft oculis
veftris.
" Corre&us autem fumma diligentia a pluribus
mendis quae in priorem Editionem irrepferant Im-
preflus fuit in adibus Emmanuelis Benevenifti, hie,
Amftelodami, Anno BHp 404 H 1 ? D'Vjn Res SanAa
Laudationes Jebova (Levit 19. 24.) [jErae Chriftianae
1644.]"
Codex chartaceus, optimfc fcriptus, ufque ad p. 419,
poftea obfeurius, ufque ad 771. ubi finis. Subjun£bs
funt notulae breves, alia manu.
3419-
Index Rerum, at non alphabeticus, in Petronium Arbi-
Cum fragmentis exiguis emendationum.
tram.
Libellus oblongus, chartaceus.
XVII.
3420-
Joannis Baptiftac Grofchedelii, Difpofitio Numerorum
xnagica ab Unitate ufq; ad Duodenarium, A° 1614.
Liber chartaceus ; cum figuris coloribus diftinttis.
XVII.
Titulus (pfius Codicisj <c Difpofitio numerorum
Magica ab unitate ufque ad duodenarium. Colle&a
iingulari induftria, compilatione diverfa, magno labore,
et inveftipationc fibi fuifque, a Johanne Baptifta
Grofchedelio, Equite Romano, ab Aicha Philomago,
Lucifque et Gratise, et Naturae indagatori vigilan-
tiffimo. Anno 1614."
Opus fcil. Artimagicac et Aftrologiac judicial! (ut
loquuntur) inferviens : et in fuo genere fatis curiofum.
3421.
" Viglii Zuichemi, I itera ad amicos fcripte, ab menfe
Januario 1576, ufque ad xxi Aprilis r5'77. M Infra*
Obiit magnificus dris praefes viii Maij 1577. Liber
tfiartaceus. xvi.
3+22.
Henrici de Bracton, de legibus & confuetudinibus
Angliac, libri 5. Idem ac n. 3416. fed perfe&us.
Codex membranaCeus. xiv.
34*3-
Loci communes, vel potius capita pro locis communibus
non omnia theologica, Occurrit enim ad p. 37.
tra&atus de armis, feu fymbolis fcutorum, fatis
do&us. Liber chartaceus. xvn.
Cat. Harl. Vol. Ill,
Num. 3424—3433-
34248C 3425.
Hiftoria Anglorum, ab a'irSi ad 1346: excerpta «
Gul.Malmfburienfi, Henri Herefordtnfi Archidiacono>
Gilda, Gilberto Monumetenfi, & Helinando, per
quendam Canonicum de Lanercoft in Com. Cumbrian
Et eft Tranfcriptum ex Codice Cottoniano Claud. D.
vii. 13. Incipit. " Vicefimus feptimus annus Regni
Regis Henrici filii Matildis Imperatricis." Codices
chartacei, pulchre fcripti. avnu
3426.
Codex metnbranaceus, in quo habentur nonnulla S
Gracco in Latinum tranflata, per Leonardum Areti*
sum, cum prologis. Scilicet ; *xu
1 j Plutarch!, Vita Marci Antonii. 1.
2. — — — — — Pyrrhi regis. 37.
3. ■ P. JEmilii. 56. b.
4. - Tib.ct C. Gracchorum. 73. .
5. — SertorK 89. b. Deeft finis hujufc^
vita:, et fequentis initium ; inter folia 98 et 99.
6. ■ ■ M. Catonis. 99,
7. , Demofthenis. 123.
8. ■ Ciceronis. I35*b»
ftu
9. Magni Bafilii ad Juvenes religiofos, quibus ftudiis
opera danda fit. 156.
10. Xenophontis Liber qui dicitur Tyrannus. 164.
Folia omnino 174.
3427 & 3428;
Jacobi Aben Amram Judaei, Porta veritatis : five, Com*
pendiaria via ad Beatitudinem, duobus tomis. Poft
noraen au&qris alia manu fcribitur forte Menafieh
Ben Ifraelis. Subjicitur Index locuples. Codices
chartacei* xvu.
3429-
Judaicorum Scriptorum fragments Indpiunt a p. 9. unde
ad( p. 236, funt difputationes contra Chrittianos.
Liber chartaceus. xvi.
3430-
A Paper MS. in Spanifh, containing;
1. " Prevenciones Divinas contra la vana Idolotaria de
las gentes : lib. 2 : por el Doftor Ifhak Qrobio, de
Caftro." A° 1769. xvu.
2. " Refpucfta a un Efcripto que prefento un predw
cante Frances a el autor, contra !a obfervancia de lx
Divina leg. de Mofeh. Por. el Dodtor Iftiak Orobio."
3. " Epiftola inveftiva contra Prado, un philofopho
Medico, que dudava o no crega la verdad de kt divina
Efcriptura, y pretendio encurbrir fu malicia con la
afeftada confeflion de Dios y leg de naturaleza. Por.
elDoaorltoakOrobic." 165.
3431-
S. Matthari Evangelium, cum Gloffa et prarfationibus*
Codex membranaceus, pulcher. genu
3432-
" Orcherd of Syon," in 7 parts or Books.' " Religions
" modir & deuoute fuftren, clepid & chofen bifiiy to
laboure at the hous of Syon "
On vellum, with ornamenu of gold and colour*, xir.
3433-
Hexaemeron, five De principfis rerum naturalium*
u Principium Efeus eft: fine quo nichil." Poexna
Latinis verfibus fcriptum, cum annotationibus j fed
fcripturi perobfeura. Liber chartaceus.
Digitized by
26
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3434—3439-
t$4M-*~2457- Quarto.]
3434-
A ChinefeBook.
3435-
i. A neat transcript on Paper, of the Account of the
. conclave held at the death of Pope Gregory i c, in
which Urban 8 was elected ; beginning thus,
" Fatte fecondo l'antica confuetudine l'eflequie al
mortoPontefice Gregorio Quinto dedmo, li Cardinali,"
" &c. Superfcribed" Conclave di Urbano VIII. 1623."
XVII.
9. Datorum five Gabellorum Placcntiae, ab Anno
I465 ad 1466, liber authenticus, membranaceus. xv.
Caetera in priore Catalogo recenfita defunt, fine ullo
mualationis veftigio.
343 6 -
1. S. HieronymiTranntus gloriofus : per Eufebium
Lremonenfcm, Auguftinum, & Cyrillum. xv
a. Pauli heremitas vita : per Hieronymum.
3. Leonardi Aretmi, in hypocritas Invefliva.
4. Tim. Maffei, MedioIaneiuisEpifcopatus renunciatio,
ad Nicolaum 5.
5. Fr.PetrarchaEpiftoIa ad Nic. Azaioluni.
I u ac • ut ™Ji u e fortune "medio, Seneca
3437-
WmTeihe, hi.Verfe8toQ.E!iMbeth, 1582. Beautifully
written on vellum, with Arm, emblazoned™ each
Leaf ; ftgned at the end W- Te/bt • k , i;:,i"
lower, « GuKelmu. Tefheus Comfe fcripfit
punt: : An.D0ffi .58a." The vSes ire Xfled
to the Queen, & the principal nobles of the Com &
are in ffexafhc Stanzas, J four line, rhymed FX?
nately, & a couplet each. The book at Pent* on
The Arms there Mazoned are the Sovereign, the
Families of Lincoln, Sufiex, Montacute Eff«
Shreufbury, Warwick, Hunfdon, Bedford SrdlZ
Worcefter Haftings, Cecil, Gray iS^JSSS
Howard & one more ; in all ,8 7 , and as'the &££
- wanting th ~ - P-blbly
b xvu
3438.
r> . ^ Bibliafacra, Latina. XIV
branaceus pulchernmus. CU1
Scripta eft in primo folio brevis introdudio, manu pauld
recentiore, in qua comparatur numerus hb/onimTcm
3439-
M ' r Ac ? ? a r uti Co ™«?* 8. &g Amphitruo, AfuW
Capuv,, Curcuho Cafina, CiftdlariaTEpidicus 22*
kn. par,. Codex chartaceu,, ulriman7m£S
defiderans. Defunt Scenarum perfon* ;Ta"i 1 •
poft A. a. S. ,. et abrupt cUufi^ £
" Nolo hercle nan mihi biberc decretum aqua eft."
XT.
Num. 344.0. — 3445.
3440.
1. Virgilii Bucolica, cum Schaliis brevibus e Servio, et
aliis, ut videtur, colle&is.
2. Liber de Remediis fortuitorum, Seneca falfo ad-
fcriptus. Praemittitur haec inferiptia *' Incipiunt Ru-
brics! in librum Senecae de remediis fortuitorum, ad
Junium Gallionem fratrem magni Senecae et Annsei
Mele patris Lucani. Scripfit Seneca hunc librum d«
remidiis fortuitorum ut teftatur Cornelius libro 1 5."
Libellum vero hunc, " Senecae non efie, vel cseco per-
fpicuum eflV affirmat Lipfius. vide Num. 3436. 6.
Codex membranaceus. xv,
3441.
Codicis Juftiniani libri primi fragmenta duo; turn
liber 7. ab his verbis, «« veniant cunabulis ; cum in
«« ambiguis fenfibus," non longe ab initio, ad finem 5
liber 8""* totus, et 9»* ofque ad hsec verba, « Siquis
" te reum legis Cornelia: de ficariis fecerit," in capite
cui titulus "ad legem Cornelium de Sicariis." Codex
membranaceus. ^ lIU
3442-
The Poems of Petrarch, in Italian, in their ufual order ;
concluding with his Triumphs The titles have been
written at a later period, and are frequently falfe :
particularly that prefixed to the firft Sonnet, which
milled the former defcriber of the MS.
Written on Vellum, & ornamented.
xv.
3443-
C.Salluftii, BellumCatilinarium, et BellumTugurthinum.
libri a Scriptore non diftinguuntur. Subfcribitur ad'
Calcem hoc tetraftichon. Xlv .
«' Qui cupit ignotum Jugurthe nofcere letum,
1 arpeie rupis pulfus ad ima ruit.
Hiftorie fcriptor negat aft Orofius iftud
Carcerenam nedus fed fie pro criminefertur."
Codex membranaceus, cum notulis multis inter
lineas.
3444-
Myles Huggard's Poem to Q. Mary. xv ,
In the firft leaf, in Mr. Baker's hand, " Liber olim
Reginae Maria." and below, « r. Baleum Cent
Cent. 9. p. 728. Cent. 12 P. m." The Author
addrefles his Book " To the moft highe & mvffhtve
prynces Mary, by the grace of God Qnene of Eng-
land, France, and Ireland &c. the compiler hereoff
wiflieth longe healthe and profperitie with moche
honour. Next follows a metrical addrefs in 8
Stanzas figned" youre highnefle humble Servant Myles
Huggard." Then a preface to the Reader, in 7 ,8
Stanzas. Laftly, the poem, containing ,, 3 Stanzas of
ArmltrR P ronVc?^^^^^^^^ ^
3445.
1. Gregom Nazianzeni epi, Apologeticus de fuea
fua. m Latmum tranflatus perRufinum. Cum Prolofo
tranflatons ad Apromanen. "oiogo
t tv> t ■ ~ — ~ de Fi de» Sermo.
5. De Jejumo, Sermo ejufdem.
6. Ejufdem in nativitate Domini, Sermo.
7 ' de Gnmdinis vaftatione, Sermo.
8. Ejufdem
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
*1
Num. 344 6 — 345°-
8. Ejufdem, " de luminibus, quod eft de nudis epipha-
ntfs, id eft deBaptifmo Chrifti."
? g. - — de Pentecofte, Sermo.
" Scripfit abfolvitque Nicholaus^ 3 Kal. maias
Mccccxlviij, laus Deo."
Codex elegans, membranacdus.
Pars prima Libri, cui Titulis eft " Al-Takmela fi Elm
allogat:" i. e. " Perfeftio" feu " Complementum
Scientiae, Linguae" TArab.] Eft fupplementum Diftio-
narii dicti " Sahah Al-logat," i. e. " Puritas Linguae:"
cujus Au&or fuit Abu-Nafr Ifmael, filius Hamad Al-
Farabi, Al-Turki, cognomento Giawari, i. e. Gem-
marius ; qui obiit anno Hegirae 398, Chrifti 1007.
Au£lor bujus Supplement! . eft Sherfo^din Al-Hafan,
filius Mohammedis cognomento Al-Sagani. Multa addidit
vocabula ex variis Au&oribus, quae omifla fuerant a
Giawario* Obiit a°. Hegirae 606, Chrifti 1209. xiil.
3447-
Compendium Theologicae veritatis, 7 libris. " Veritatis
Theologice fublimitas." Cum indice alphabetico
fatis locuplete. xiii.
Librorum tituli. 1. De natura Divinitatis. 2. De
creaturis. 3. De peccatis. 4. De nativitate Chrifti.
5. De virtmibus et gratia. 6. De Sacramentis* 7. Dc
fine mundi.
Au&or conjicitur efle iEgidlus Romanus.
Codex membranaceus.
3448-
*' Flore de virtu e de coftumi." A curious traQ: in
Italian, containing ,6 Chapters, with many Angular
illuminations. It Teems to want a very little at the
end. . Written on vellum. xv.
3449-
Quatuor Evangelia, Saxonke, ex Codice Rulhworthiano,
in Bibl. Bodleiana. xvm.
Prsemittuntur Teftimonia T. Marefchalli, Camdeni,
T. Smithi, Jo. Seldeni et aliorum, de Codicibus Rufh-
worthiano et Cottoniano.
Liber chartaceus, eleganter fcriptus, olim penes
do&ifs m G. Hickes.
3450-
Eighteen very curious Geographical charts, elegantly
drawn on vellum, in colours and gilding, by John
Martines of Medina, in the Year 1578. Chart 2d. is
fubferibed, 44 Joan Martines enMeffina 1618," but the
two middle figures have evidently been altered : and
the charts are clearly by the fame hand as ihofe in
N°. 5489, where the date in the original writing is
1 578. The names are marked in Italian. xvi.
1. A Planifphere of the World.
2. The two Hemifpheres Eaft and Weft, on a fphericaJ
projettion.
3. The world projected, as for applying to a folid
globe.
4. China & Japan.
5. The Sea of China, & Eaftern Archipelago.
6. India, &c.
7. Arabia & part of Africa.
8. The Southern parts of Africa.
9. The Weftern Coaft of Africa.
ic. Japan, with the Weftern Coaft of North America.
11. The Weftern Coaft of America continued.
12. The Southern extremity of America, with the
Straits of Magellan. j
Num. 3456— 3-45 3.
13. North Eaft Coaft of South America.
14. The Weft Indian Iflands.
15. The Weftern Coafts of Europe & Africa, with the
oppofite parts of America.
16. The Weftern parts of Europe, & part of Africa.
1 7. The Eaftern parts, with Afia Minor, Syria, &c
i8i Tartary, with Syria* &c.
The Maj> s are bound in quarto, one Rtap making two
pages ; the backs pafted together.
345 ^
An Authentic Copy of the Statutes of the Order of the
. Garter. Signed, u Greg. Hafcard Regifter of the
order." At the beginning, the arms of John Duke of
Newcaftle j Hplie* in the 1 ft quarter. On Paper.
xvir.
3452-
Eufebii Patnphili, Cfcfarienfis ep. ttiftoriae fecclefiafticaD
libri 10 : ex verfione RufEni. xv.
Codex membranaceus, olim elegans, fed maculis
deformatus, et multis in locis carie exefus*
3453'
An Italian work, by Ruggiero Caetano with this title*
written within an engraved border, 44 Le memorie de
I'Anno Santo MDLXXV. celebrato da Clemente X.
a la fac. Real. Mta di Giacomo II Re de la Gran
Bretagna, Difenfore e Propagatore de la fede, defcritte
in forma di Giomale da TAbbate Jiuggiero Caetano
Romano." On Paper* , xvu.
The Arms , and JMottos of James II.. are alfo added
with a pen. Then follows, 2. an engraved head (perhaps
Clement X) with a View of the Lateran Palace : 3. a
finely engraved portrait of James II. dedicated to him by
Jo. Jacobus de Rubeis : 4. a dedication full of high
compliments to James, figned by the Abbate Rugg:ero
Caetano; and 5. another engraved head, which
probably reprefents Caetano. In this form it was
intended for publication, as appears evidently by the
enfuing addrefs entitled, 44 Lo Stampatore a chi legge."
The whole is very clearly written, and the book, bear*
ing on the Cover the Arms of James II, was doubtlefs
prefented to him as it is. In the laft page (272) are the
following inscriptions and fonnet to the Queen, Maria
d'Efte, on the birth of her Son in 1688 ; which proves
ftrongly what hopes were then entertained at the Court
of Rome.
44 Alle Glorie Immortali
De la Real Maefta
Di Maria Estense Stuarda
Regina de la Gran Bretagna.
Per il Regio Infante -
dato in luce del 1688 in Londra."
44 Superne Sfere, or fi vi veggio unite,
£ ogn' un che fia nel Ciel Pianeta errantc
Con influffo benigno, e in f mn coftante,
A scorno di Pluton, in onta a Dite
Veggio Beata 1' Innocenza mite
Cangiar le mtfe idee in un 9 iftante
Lieta baciar al Creator le pjante,
Render con ciglio umil grade infinite.
Belli Doni del Ciel* veggio disfatte
Trenta e piu Sette, e d'un Calvin la fede*
£ le Leggi d'un Dio reftan* intatte.
Al Britannico Re nato.e TErede,
Candide fafce, e da fue Poppe il latte
Al' Bambino Real doni la MD&.7
This Is followed by an Index of names*
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3454— 3459-
3454-
Frandfci Petrarch* opufcula quscdam Latine fcripta.
xv.
1. Vite folitariafc libri duo. Praefatio hie definit ad
voces, " feu prodeuntibus in publicum, feu domi feden-
tibus, apparendum eft/' Reliqua praefationis part, ad
verba, " tran(juill«que mentis afpicias," ut in Edd.
habetur, hie pnmocapitulo praefigitur. Liber primus in
decern capita dividitur, fecundus in cjuindecim. At in
fecundo hiatus eft ab his verbis, " in deferto manens,
et femper in ade armatut" in primo capite, ufque ad
caput 6* (Editt. xi) ad haec verba, " habiturum
credimus fi manfiffiet aflifii."
2. Lombardi (potius Lorbardt) a Sirico ad Petrarcham,
de difpofitione vitas fuac, Dialogus.
3. Epiftola refponfiva Petrarchac ad Lombardum, et
cxhortatio ad incept* vit* perfeverantiam. Epiftola h*c
eft in Editt. 4 ta Libri xiv. fed Lorbardi (ut vocatur)
Dialogue, ibidem non extat.
4. Epiftolarum Petrarch* Liber Jim titulo % continens,
Pr*fationem, et Epiftolas 1 ad 14, et i$* m imperfe&am,
et cum mutatione nonnulla verborum, prope finem.
Definit his verbis, " laudo approbo, modo ne redeas."
Codex membranaceus, modice ornatus.
3455-
A large Paper Volume in Italian, with thefe titles to
the feveral parts.
1. «« Relatione dello ftato dell* Imperio, e della
Germania ; fatta da Monfig* Caraffa vefcovo d'Averfa,
dopo il rhorno della fua Nuntiatura app° PImperatore
l'anno 1633." xvn.
2. u Relatione di Venetia, fatta del Marchefe di
Bedmar, gia Ambas" per il Re Cattol co appreflb da
Rep* hoggi detto il Card f della Cueba."
3. Relatione di Spagna, fatta dall' Ecc° Sig" Leonardo
Moro Ambas' Venetoprcflb il Re Catt°* del 1629/'
4. Conclave fatto nella Sede vacante di Gregorio 15 :
Hel quale fu creato Pontifice il Card 1 * Maffeo Barberino
Fiorent 00 detto Urbano V1IL
345 6 -
Alcorani libri 4. Afabice. Primus liber in principio
mutilus. xv.
Codex fuper chartam bombycinam fcriptus, et auro
ornatus.
3457-
A familiar Converfation concerning Confucius the phi-
lofopher, in the Chinefe language.
[3458— 3495 Folio.']
345 8 -
A folio volume, containing an Italian tranflation of
Poggio's hiftory of Florence (from the original Latin)
by his Son Jacopo Poggio. In eight books. This
tranflation was publiflied at Venice in 1476. Fol. The
MS. is clearly and beautifully written on Paper. Tho
firft leaf, & the initial letters of the books, handfomely
ornamented with gold k colours. xv.
3459-
x. The Commedia of Dante complete : with a Com-
mentary fubjoined to each Canto. xv.
2. At the end of the Paradifo is placed the general
Prologue of Jacopo, the Son of Dante, which occurs alf Q
in N° 3460, and again more diftin&ly written in 35 1 3. f
Num. 3459—3462.
The title, in this place, is thus expreffed. " Quefto
he il prolagho del p° libro di dante alighieri detto Inferno,
il purghatori, e il paradifo, fatto per Jachopo fuo figliolo."
3. A fort of Argument to the Inferno, in Verfe
" Ckamino di morte abreviato Inferno," &c
4* The fame to the Purgatorio.
" Chamino di Purghatorio abreviato/*
5. Arguments in Profe to each Canto of the Paradifo.
6. Chazona di Dante. " Ghuai a chi nel tormento."
A Paper book, of handfome form, but not very clearly
written.
3460.
Another Copy of the fame work, more dear in Writing
& more modern in Orthography. Some introdu&ory
Verfes are prefixed ; the fecond copy of which is the
Prologue of Jacopo, fubjoined alfo to the other MS.
As far the 20th Canto of the Inferno, this MS. is
adorned with delineations of the Subje&s in the
margin, but drawn rather in a rude ftyle. xv.
At the end is this Colophon, " Explicit tercia pars
comedie Dantis, tra&ans de paradifo, fcripta et finita per
me Marrinum de bonfegnoribus de Archuli laudenfis,
anno 1469 die xx menfis o&obris in die Veneris &c%*
Deo Gratias Amen. 0 Subjoined is a Copy of Verfes, be*
ginning,
" Jo fcripfi gia d'amor piu volte rime," in
terza rima.
A Paper book, written in a kind of print handl
34 6 *-
1. A book of Chronology in Italian, from Adam to
144c, with neat drawings of the Creator, Abraham,
Mofes, &c. This book was intended to be continued,
but breaks off abruptly. At the end are fome Sketches
of an Artift, probably preparatory todefigns for pi&ures.
xv*
2. An Italian poem in Ottava rima on Aftronomy,
Aftrology, & Geography. In four books.
On Paper.
3462.
Liber chartaceus, in quo extant quae fequuntur, Latine,
et Italice.
r. Defcriptione della pompa fatta in Roma il di che
Juliano di Medici fu fatto Baron Romano : da Fr. Chiere*
gato, a°ici3. xvi.
2. Epiftola Hieronymi Donati Veneti hortatoria, ad
Jac" Bonifium, ut Csefar bellum capeffat contra Gallos.
1513. 14.
3. Littera di Aurelio Augurello l'anno 151 1, del
fcriver vulgar, Et appreffo una Canzon fopra il Cupido
marmoreo. 16.
4. Littera di Vincenzo Calmeta.: in la quale fe con*
tengono alcuni precetti al componar verfi volgari. 19.
5. Littere di Alexio Ambaffator del Gran Turchi,
l'anno 1492, ne le quale fe contengono il viaggio, gli
honori& doni. 23.
6. Henrici 8 R. Angliac Liters ad Cardinalem Anglic
cum Romae commorantem, a 0 . 1513: in quibus invehit
contra Gallorum Regem & Cardinales fchifinaticos. 28.
7. Liters Oratoris Regis Angliae in Flandria, apud
\\\xuT D* Margaritam de apparatu Belli ejufdem Regis
contra Regem Gallorum. 32.
8. — — de viftoria Regis Angliae & casde Regis
Scotorum. 32.
9. Caphula publica inter fummum Pontificem futurum
& Cardinales, a°. 1513, pro defenfione Fidei, Jibertate
Ecclf fiaftica, & reformatione Ecclefiae in Capite & in
Mcmbris. 33.
3 1*. Litters
Digitized by
Google
Bibliothecae Harleianas.
Num. 3462.
10. Literae communitatis Bononiee ad Juliuitt 2 m Pont
^lax. quibus ab ejus fanti 1 veniam petit, poft expulfos
Ultimo Bentivolos. 48.
1 1 . Forma juramenti Ser 1 Maximiliani et Philippi
Regem fcedere ifto cum Ser° Francorum Rege. 4K. b.
12. Philippi Beroaldi Ode Latina ad Fed 11 Gortzagam
ti Marchionalem MantUae primogenitum 50. Ejufdep,
Ode ad Bononienfes de Jo. Medice Cardinali Legato.
50. b. Ejufdem ad Imperiam. 51. b. ad Pru-
dentiam. 52. ad Floram. ib. De
obitu Coriolani Trivultii,ad Auguftum Trivultii fratrem.
52. b. In cepas. 5 3. b. ad Margari-
tam Camel mam, de obitu Herculis filii. 54
in obitum Jo. Cottae. ib. Federico et Oftaviano
Fregufiis fratribus demum in patriam reftitutis. 54.
* Hemanueli Lufitano Regi ob devfdam auream
Chtrfonefum. 55. ad Annibalem Rangonem,
comitem Mulinenfem. 55. b.
13. Capitula confoederationis Cameracenfis, a°i5o8.
56.
\a. Abrogatio Concil:i Pifani per Chr m Regem & ap-
pTobatio I^aieranenfis, nomine fuo, et totius Ecclefiae
Gallicanre 64.
1 5. Baptiftac Scalonae, Silva ; Poema, cui Titulus
Pietas. Cum Epiftolis praemiffis. 68.
16. Abiuratio Conciliabuli Pifani, et comprobatio
I-ateranenfis ; per Btrnardinum de Caravaial, et Federi-
cum deSanSo SewinG Cardinales. 75 b.
17. Defcriptione de la Entrata in Roma de gli Ora-
tori del Re di Portugallo, a°. 15 14. 77.
1 3. Petri Bemb Hymnus ad D. Stephanum marty-
rem : ejufdem de Quercu Julii 2. Pont. Max, 79. b.
Ejufdem Gallus, ib* Ejufdem Faunus ad Nympheum
flumen. 80. — ad Melinum. 81. ad
Galium Epiftola. ib.
Conjuge.
ad Lycorim, de Hifpo
83- b.
19. Prodigia que acciderunt a°. 151 1 ; fcripta ex
verfibus Virgilii, per Baptiftam Scalonam. 87. b.
20. Acci Sincerii Epigrammata quaedam. 89. b.
a 1. Camilli Paleotti Silva, ad Regem Angliae. De
Ovidio. .
22. Ordine in la morte et exequie de la Regina di
Franza. 9?*
23. Pompa de la entrata in Napoli del Re & Regina
di Hifpagna, a°. 1506. 103. altra. 106. b.
24. Ordine de la entrata in Milano del Re Chriftia-
niflimo, Panno 1509; da poi la vittoria havuta contra
Venitiani. 109. b..
25. Tituli quibus utitur pro fe Soldanus, et quibus
fcribit ad Papam, ad Regem Cath " et Ducem Venetiarum.
1 10.
26. Expofuiones litterarum antiquarum abbreviatarum.
in.
27. Literac Emanue is R. Portugalliae, de vi&oria
ejus contra Saracenos, a°. 1 507. j 15.
28^ Literae Venetorum, quibus veniam petunt a
Julio 2. 1 26.
29. Littera di Sabba da Caftiglion, de la origine,
^coftumi, et progreffi del S. Sophi. 129.
30. Publicatione de la pace tra gli Re di Franza et
di Anglia, Anno 1514. 1 4 1 . b.
31. Modo di confummar Matrimonio, abfente il fpofo,
per procurator ; fervato in le fpofaglie del ReChriftianif-
fimo, & di Maria forella del Re di Anglia. 142.
32. Henrici 8. R. Angliae literae ad Leonetn x. de
pace cum Rege Francorum. 1 42. b.
33. Capitula ejufdem pacis, a 0 . 1514. , 143. b.
34. H.8. Literae ad Marchionem Mantuae, quibus agit
graths pro equis ad fe miffis : cum refponfo. , , 147.
35. Defcriptione de la entrata in Milano del Duca
Maximiliano Sforza. J48. b.
Cat. Hkki.. Vol. III.
Num, 3462,
36* Defcriptione del conflitto fatto a Ravensl tra U
gerttiEcclefiaftice con Spagnoli &Francefi, a°. 1 5 1 2. 150*
37. Ceremonise in coronatione fummi Pontificis.
.i5*.b'
38. Modo de Id eleftion del Duca di Venetia. 1 57*
39. Capitoli conclufi tra Julio 2. et la Maefta Cefarea.
160. b.
40. Pompe celebrate in le nozze di Monf. di Lanzon
et de la damifella di Anguleme. 1 63.
41. Defcriptione d'uno Palazo del Cardinale di Am
bofa in Normandia. 1 68.
42. Breve Julii 2. ad Alfonfum Ducem Ferrariae,
concedens falvumcondu&um Romam eunu. 171. b.
43. Littera di Giov. da Gonzaga, fulla Vittora del
Duca di Milano contra Friuicefi, a° 1513. (deeft folium
"73*) " * 174.
44. Breve Julii 2. praecipientis ne Bentevoli recipi^
antur a quoquam, intra centefimum ab urbe Bononiae
lapidem, a° 1506. i7S,b.
45. Breve Leonis x. pro componenda pace inter
Regem Francise, Ducem Mediolair', atq; Helvetios,
a°i5i5. 180. b.
46. Pompa Celebrata in la citta di Vienna, quando
conveneroivi gli Re di Ongaria, Boemia, & Polonia:
et gli fpofalicii celebrati. 183. 185. b. 188,
47. Capitoli di patti tra il Re di Franza et Max.
Sforza fatti in Milano, a° 1 5 1 5. 191b.
48. L'ordine de la entrata in Milano del Re di
Franza, a° 1515. 193.
49. Archi et fpefiaculi preparati a Fiorenza, per la
entrata del Papa Leone x. del anno 1515. 194. iqj.
50 Entrata del Rc Chrift mo in Bologna, a°. 1 j 1 5.
197. b.
51. Capituli ordinati per Jac. Trivultio, nel tempo de
laobfidion di Brefla, a°. 1515. 199. b.
52. Ordine de la confecratione & coronatione del
Re Francifco de Valoys, a°. 15 15. 202. b.
53. Capitoli del Teftamento del Re Ferrando di
Arragon. 215.
54. Literae R. Henrici 8. ad Imperatorem, a 0 . 1516
de foedere coufirmando.
209.
55. Ejufdem Literae ad Franc. Marchionem Mahtuse.
*5 l6 - 120. b.
56. La Pompa de le exequie del Re Catholico fatta in
Fiandra, 15 16. 221. b. 223. b.
57. Littera dei Capitanti Helvetii in 5ervitio de la
M ta Caef. alii Cap. Helv. congregati in Milano in
Serv. de la M ,a X™ 1516. 224.
58. Capitula Venetorum obligationum ad fedem
Apoftolicam, quando fe humiliaverunt Julio 2.
226. eriam 266. b.
59. Copia de l ra del S ri Soffio al Rev™" Grande M'°di
Rhodi.
a 3 l -
60. Capitoli de la pace tra li Re di Franza & Ifpagna,
*°. i5 l6 » 2j2.
61. La entrata di Monf. di Lotrecho in Verona, a*.
I5*7* 342.
62. Summario di cofe notabili accadute in Italia dal
anno 1328 fin al anno 1462. 243. b.
63. Le chioftre, &c. celebrate, in gli quali intervene
Frederico Gonzaga. 249. b.
64. Capitula Confoederationis inter Reges Angliae &
Hifpaniae. 255. b.
65. Defcriptione del modo fervato peril Re di Franza
in accettare 1'ordine del Tofon dal Re Catholico, a°.
15 17. 264. b.
66. in recevere li Ambaffatori Celarei et
del Re Catholico. 265.^
67. Mandatum i\l m[ Dominii Venetorum, in perfonas
fuorum Oratorum mifforum ad capitulandum cum S ma
Julio Pont. Max°. vid. num. 58. %66. b.
68. Cardinali publicati in 1513. ed altre notitie. 27^.
I APapt^
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3+^3—3465.
34-63. (
A paper book, containing the following tracts. In
Italian. xvi & xvn.
1. Inftrutione al Arcivefcovo di Patras, Nuntio in
Fiandra, a" 1621.
Vt 2> — ; a M. Lancellotti, Vefcovo di Nola,
Nuntio in Polonia.
, 3. a M. Albergati, Yefcovo di Bifell, Col-
lettore in Portugallo, a°. 1 6 2 2 .
„ 4- Vefc. d'Avverfa, Nuncio a M w Cefarea,
a". 1 62 1. '
S' ~~~ al Petro Aldobrandino, per la levata da
tarfi m Germania d'un Regimento, per aiuto dell' Im-
peratore Ferdinando, a". 1621.
_ 6 " ~ all' Ambaffiatore dell' Imperatore al
Re di Spagna.
7. Breve informatione dei Cantoni della Lega Hel-
vetica, et del ftato de la Religione Catt- in effa, tt nelli
paefi contenuti nella Nunciatura de Su'zzeri, GrifonL
et Contederati. 1 l 00
8. Difcorfo dell' antichita di Bologna, contro Topinione
di *. Annio Viterbo; con una letiera precedenie a d<*
matena. 1626.
?- Dflcorfi polinci di Tomafo Campanella alii Pren-
api d Italia, die non debbono contradire alia Corona di
Spagna.
10. Succefli della guerre fra il Turco et Perfiano dall'
anno 1557 fino al 15^7.
11. Difcorfo fop a la Corona d'Ariadna, Imprefa per
dmotare la gratitudine del Paderetto di Belpoggio. del
Sig- Bart" Dolcini 1628. * 66
12. Difcorfo d'lm^refe, in una lettera in lodi delle doti
e quanta del Baitolomeo Dolcini; et Dtfcorfo fopra le
Corone dell' arma Del Sig' Bartol Dolcini.
m 13 Imprefa per rapprefentare la Maddalena dolente e
ptangente al fepolcro di Crifto ; con la fua dichiaratione •
in una lettera al Sig r Dolcini.
14. Difcorfo in lode del Bernard" 0 Vanetti
» 5 - Pfr dipingere L hiftoria d'Erminia, che fi racconta
nel pnncipio de 7 Libro del Goffredo del Taflb
16. Difcorfo fopra l'imprefa per la Pittura* delf* Er-
minia, favola del Taffo. con ale- Lettere pertenenti ad efla
Pitturra. 1603.
17. Sei.tent.ac & : Axiomata, a Domico Csfario foro
Sempronienfi, & Profeflbre Bononienfi, collecta.
3464.
A paper book, in ItaUan ; with the following title
Relatione che contiene la mofla del primo Vifire da
Conuantinopoh, il fucceffo di tutto quelle, e fe C uito di
a per ,1 viaggio fin a Vivar, 6 Neuheufel ; parimente
1 affedio, e campo fotto detto piazza.
« Varii difcorfi del Vifire, et altri Baffa, 1 ■humeri
ftravaganti di quelh, diverfita di foldatefche di que"
paefe, ordine, paga, fervitio d'effe, loro emra e
maniera di combattere, &c. ""rate,
" II che vien tutto raccontato per i PaniVr,?;
di Data per elTer ftato privo de? SSSSi^ ^
Fatta per me Andrea Holtzl, l'anno,66 4 .» XVII ,
3465.
A Colleaion of Papers, in Italian, with thefe titles
mJ.fa - ^ d Re Enric ° di Francia alli St«i di G-r-
mania, a 0 . 1552. ^
2. Articoli fra Julio 3 e'l Re di Francia. '*
fcSr. C ° ngreflb fatto dalli Deputati
dell Imp* e 1 Re di Francia preflb Cales, p Cr la P a ?e.
J. b.
Num. 3465, 3466.
4. Negotiato di Pace tra llmperatore C. «. & Fran-
cefco Re di Francia. 6
5. Inftrutione al Fantuccio mandato in Inghilterra* ;
al Stella} per Polonia al Vefcovo di Viterbo, et Stra-
" 28
6. Difcorfo di Paolo 4 al Cardinale Caraffa. 42!
7. Copia della Pace fra fua bantita et la Maefta
Latohca.
8. Capitolidell accordo di Francia. coli Ugonori*
9- Inftrutione del Caraffa & Conte Montorio al Duca
ai bomma, 1 556.
10. 1 o__.i.-.- . . _ 54-
Paliano.
11.
Re di Spagna.
12. .
liano, &c.
13
14.
1562.
15.
16.
al Saccheti, per negotio col Duca di
, „ 56. b.
- al tmolardo, di trattare in Corte del'
- a Don Pietro, intorno alio cofe di Pa-
• a Monf. Teraccina, per Caraffa. 7^
■ al Commend, magg. di Alcantara.V.
. 84.
a don Ant. di Toledo, per Francia.
r 1 ... ,. dfcl Fera nte Gonzaga al Caftielione
fopra le cofe della Mirandola. w.uguone,
Frandaf ar.t?K di JUl '° 3 * *' Afcanio ' P er ia «£di
Fioljbr^:! Cardina,e San vita,e ' Du -*
19. Inftrutione per Cardinale Loreno & Con^ftab^
a-. 2 .^^ * m ° nf * d ' Imola, per w »Per*2»i,
3 Pietro C ^aini» Per Hmperatore,
' , 10.5.
3466.
, t ^ ItaH ^ ^ apers » wilh the Allowing titles.
1. Letera d. Cardinale de Perona al Re . . .
I 007*
2. « Volume primo delle Rime et Profe di diverfi
p™fen U Afpareri » i. Papa « , a Republic! PaTquSi"
Imperf e a. COnVCmi0ni "' Pm,<> J' « Venetia, ,6o 7 .
4- " Lecagioneche hanno potuto m,mv W » 1
men** Papa PauloV. afarl / p ^ — ^
5- Relatione dell' Ambafllaore d'Inchilierra AO!.
pu&ic? dvLS"* Arabaffiitor d, '»S hi '-ra alia Re-
<iam pr.ftaee, SZS5^?&^*£~
9; Companuione delle rifpofte faie d'ei Re d feS
Upas's s^t&s pre -
13. «« Volume terzo di Verfi" fe Drofi-. « T,.- • j-
f^rfi Autori.'' V>ith fome alfo fig*
' I4 * C ° ncIaVe del,a Scdc Vacante di Papa Clemente 8.
^ *5- " Relati 9 n 9
Digitized by
Bibliothccafe Marleiatt^
Kuril. 34 66 ^475-
15. " Relatione del Clarm°Sig- Gio. Corafo, nella
Legatione al Chri(Uanifs 0 Henrico 3 0 Re di Francia".
The 41 laft leaves put firft, & the 20 firft, laft.
16. Fragmentum orationis Latinae* 2 foliis.
1 7. " Dialogo tra Paiquin el Gobbo da; Riako."
Imperfed at the end.
346 7 •
Statutij Ordini, et tUforma dell* Arte, et Univerflta di
Porran-Piero di Firenze* WritteA on Paper : imper-
fect at the end.
3468.
State papers relating to Saxony A. D. 1 71 1, in German.
A Book on the Philofophers Stone, in the old German
Language : finely written, & moft beautifully painted.
A. D. 1582. It contains 48 leaves, and 22 finely
executed paintings. In the firft leaf is written.
" This fine Book was given me by my
in / 7 It a as bought of M r * Prierrten, who
was Neice to the famous M r Cyprianus, whofe v ^book it
was."
A book of uncommon fplendour & beauty, executed
w vellum. xvi.
3470.
De re militari populi Romani, Commentariorum Liber
3 tt> . Vel potius, Adverfaria viri cujufdam dofti,
materiam iftam meditantis. Liber chartaceus, folia
habens 188. xviu
3471'
Gepealogix et arma Domuum Auftriacae, Saxonies
& Palatini. Incipiunt ab Othone II. et ad pag. 13.
Defunt cum Alberto IV. Duce Boruffise.
Liber chartaceus.
3472.
A book of Arms coloured, on Paper ; entitled, " II
Feciale di tutta la nobilita Fiorentma." 247 leaves,
with two (hields on each, and the family names fuper-
feribed. xvm.
3473-
1. " Lavifo all 9 Ambafciatore di Spagna, in Roma,
del tempo di Paolo V. come haveva da fervire a S. M.
Cat c * fede vacante per Ele&ione d'un Papa k fuo gufto."
2. Inftruttione all' Lodovico Orfmo per la Corte
Cattolica mandato dal Duca di Bracciano.
3. Relazione d'Inghilterra, del Mich Suriano a gli
Veneti. 1556.
A paper book, fairly copied, but in various hands, xvi.
3474.
" Armes for forayne Countreys." xvi.
1. Of Germany. 1.
s. France. 8.
3. Emperors. 17.
4. England. 20. b.
5. Sundry Kingdoms. 38.
6. Poland. 20. a.
Many other arms are enumerated in a table prefixed,
extending as far as p. 294. but all are now wanting beyond
p. 67. Drawn with a pea on Paper.
S475-
C Pli<a fecundi Hiftoriae Naturalis Epitome, per PI*.
4inam ; cum Epittola Platina ad Maffeum. > liber
yhartaceus, imperfeftus, in libro quinto dcfmens.JKV.
Num. 3476—3480.
347 6 -
A paper book fairly written, in Spanifli, & containing j
1. " Capitolo general de la Orden de Alcantara.
Del anno deMDC." xvi.
2. " Principio del Capitulo difiriitoria de la Orden de
Alcantara, .que en continual del Capitu 0 General de
la dicha Orden fe comedo a profeguir y celebrar en la
Villa de Madrid a xxiii de Deziembre de MDC. Anos,
en lasCafas del feiior Ftey Don Fran co de Roxas Marques
de Poza, Cavallero profeflb de la dicha Orden, Prefidente
del Confs° de hazie de y Prefidente nombrado porfu
Mag d ,parael dho Gapitulo difinitorio."
At the end, u A&os Capitulares delos Czp<* General
y difinitorio que de la Orden y Cavalle* de Alcant * V.M.
mando celebrar en la Villa de Madrid, el Aiio de 1600
y fe difolvio en Vattid. a on9e de Abril delde 1604."
Below, " GorregV' This title may be confideted as the
proper one for the whole book.
3477-
Eufebdi Evangelica Pweparatio, a Gregorio Trapezuntia
in Latinum tradu&a. Cum Praefatione ejufidem ad
Papain Nicolaum V ra . Libri funt 14, cum fint in Graeco
1 5. Confulto enim omifit tradu&or, (ut ait in prac-
fatione) quae fibi haerctica funt vifa. xv.
Codex membranaceus, elegans ; fcriptus A. D. 1467,
A Johanne Mervelt j qui opus fuum his verficulis cele-
bratit.
u Cui perenne decus maneat Weftphalia cunftis
Infignita bonis, patria eft mihi grata, Johanni
Mervelt : qtiem le&or celeri fcripfiffe tenento
Hunc librum digito : Fefla quiefce raanus."
3478-
A paper book, containing the following Italian poeips.
xv.
1 . Canzoni, ballate, & other poems of Dante, of
which fome of the former are not in the Venice edition :
namely the fecond, third, fourth, 16th, 1 7th, & i 8th.
2. Sonnets, canzoni & other Poems of Petrarch. 25.
3. The Triumphs of Petrarch. 126.
Written in 1429, as appears by the fubfeription at the
end.
4. In a more modern hand, three Sonnets, two of
them by Petrarch, on the laft leaf. 253.
34^9-
A paper book, containing, in Italian, the letters of Caro
Vifconti, from the Council of Trent. Written in
1563. 127 leaves. Prefixed is a good print by John
Aymon Craveta. xvi.
348o.
In Italian, the Epiftles of Katherine of Seni*, written to
Pope Gregory XL & others. The title is in Latin,
as follows :
" Incipiunt epiftole gloriofe virginis beatiffime Ka-
therine de Senis, recollefte per reverendum] in Chrifto
patrem dominum Stephanum de Senis, Priorem Mo-
nafterii fande Marie de gratiis, per Petrum Papiam,
ordinis Cartufiane." The fcribe adds ;
" Quefto fu nell anno mcccIvi. la quale io fcripfi."
XIV.
The Works of this Lady were publifhed in four
volumes 4w 1707 — 17 13. See Fabricius 3ibl. M. et
inf. Lat. under Catherina Senenis.
It is a handfome book, well written, on vellum.
Codex
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 34.81—3483.
Codex membranaceus, ex elegantioribus et ornatiflimis,
continens Platonis Operum partem, a Marfilio Ficino
Latine redduam. xv.
Praemitiitur tabula, in qua enumerantur libri Platonis
37, quorum 27 in hoc Codice inveniuntur. Infra an-
notantur hxc. "Primi decern libri ad CofmumMedicem,
ex reliqui* autem novem quidem ad Petrum Mcdicem ;
feptem vero atque txigiiita (inclufa, fcilicet, Platonis
Vita, a Ficino J immo vero cundi, ad Laurentium Me
diccm."
In prima pngina, carmen panegvricum in Platonem et
Ficinum, a Naldo Nandio, Florentino.
In fecunda, intra circulum pulchre coloribus ornatum,
apparct hxc inferiptio, Uteris unc alibus exarata. Lineis
alternis auro, et colore ccruk-o notaris.
•< Premium Marfilii Ficini in Libros Platonis, ad
Laurentium Mcdicem, virum Tnagnanimum ; quos
feliciffimi Mufarum antiftitis, fapiennffimiquc virtutum
ac populorum regis, et pace, belloque florentiflinii
monarchic, a^que perpetui triumphatoris, Ferdinandi
Arragonii uumdato, Petrus Hippolytus, Lfinenfis,
exemplaris depravationcs caftigans, magno omnes dili-
gentia tranferipiit."
Supra, literis majufculis deauratis, ponitur Divus, et
intra incuptionem, i'l aio.
Codex cum Fha:dro definit.
Codex membranaceus, ut prrecedens, fplendoris eximii ;
compledens, non veriionem Platonis, fed theologiam '
Platonicam a Marfilio Ficino digeftam in libros
xvm. Voluit Auclor, ut ait in pra4atione ad Lauren- J
tium Mcdicem " Platonis ipfius fimulachrum quoddam
cbriftiansB veritati fimillimum exprimere.* 9 — 14 Ideoque
univerfum opus Platonicam rheologiam de immortali-
tate animse" inferipfit. " In quo componendo, id
praecipue confilium fuit, ut in ipfa create mentis
divinitate, ceu fpeculo rcrum omnium medio, crea-
toris ipfius turn opera fpeculemur, turn mentem con-
templemur, atque colamus. ,, Ad finem prxfationis
hac ait: u In omnibus qme aut hie aut alibi a me
tra&antur, tantum allertum efle volo quantum ab
ecclefia comprobatur." ' xv. I
Inferiptio pra-fationi pmmifla, et alia fubjunda,
fingulari contradionis forma ita fcripta eft ut literas
alternas, hie minoribus typis tafertie, omnino omit-
tantur
MaRfiU FiCiNi FlOrEpTi^i PrOccMiUm In
I'KtOnlcAm TliEoLoGiAm Dc- AnlmOvUni ImMoRtA-
UtAtE. aD lAuReNtluM ibfcMcEtth
Incipit Profatio eodem modo,
« PlAtO PhHObOpHol> pater. "
Poft praefaiionem, operi prafixa eft h;uc qua: fequitur
inferiptio.
MaH.Ili FiCiNi FIOrEnTiNi PlAtOnL A
trieOlGgla De ImMoRtALiTaTc AnhnOrVm.
34-83-
Vaticinia five Prophetisc Abbatis Joachiini k Anfelmi
hpfcopi Marikani. Latine & ltalice. 1589. xvi.
Codex chartaceus, pulchre fcriptus, et pidoris manu
elegantiffima iduftratus. Dedicatus D. Francifco Cor-
ntiio, .Fpifcopo Tarvicenfi, a Pafcalino Regifelmo, quiet
Prsfationem ad Ledoran addidit. Sequitur Vita
Joachimi Abbatis, per Gabrielem Barium Francifcanum ;
omnia Latine et Italice.
Vaticinia numero funt triginta. Singula picluri alle-
gorica, (at non colorata) ill u ft rata. Adduntur in
margine Lcdiones variantes.
Num. 34^4 — 3+86.
Subjicitur, " Oracu'um Turcicum Magnas Con-
fulerationis," ut dicitur ; et fequuntur Annotations
fupradidi Pafcalini.
Extant haec vaticinia in Editione Venetiis imprefla
A. D. 15S9 in 4 ,u .
34-8+.
Novum Teftamentum. Hifpanice. Scriptum a 0 . 1654.
Liber olim Gulielmi Sancroft. xvn.
3485- .
Vitarura Plutarchi Chaeronenfis xxvi, Latine, a diverfis
audoribus converfae. Scil. 1. Eumenis, a Guarino
Veronenfi. 2. Sertorii, a Leonardo Aretino. 3. Pelo-
pidae, ab Antonio Tudeftino. 4. Marcelli, a Guarino.
5. Cimonis, et 6. Luculli, a Leonardo Juftiniano,
Veneto. 7. Niciac, et 8. Crafli ; ab Alamanno
Rinuccino, Florentino. 9. Demofthenis a Leon.
Aretino. 19 Ciceronis, fcripta ab eodem
1 1 . Dionis, a Guarino. 1 2. Bruti, a Jacobo Angelo.
1 13. Agefilao, ab Alamanno Rinuccino. 14. Pompeii,
a Jacobo Angelo. 15. Demetrii, a Donato Acci-
aiolo^ 16. Antonii, a Leonardo Aretino. 17. Arati
et 1 8. Artaxerxis, a Lapo Caftelliunculo. 19. Pho-
cionis, a Leonardo Juftiniano. 20. Catonis Uticencis,
a Leon. Aretino. 21. Agidis et Cleomenis, ab Alam.
Rinuccino. 22. 'Fib. et Caii Gracchorum, a Leon. Are-
tino. 23 Alexandri Magni, et 24. C. Julii Casfaris, a
Guarino Ver. 25. Galbseon, et 26. Otbonis, a Fran-
cifco Philelpho. xv.
Codex membranaceus fummae pulchritudinis, optimc
fcriptus, et confervatus. Ad finem eft haec Epigraphc.
c< Anno Domnicae incarnationis M.CCCC. LXX°,
et VII a Decembris Opus hoc confummatum eft : die
autem veneris futnmo mane. Laus et Gloria fit omni*
potenti yhu xpo per infinita fecula." In folioi averfo j
" Omnium rerum viciffitudo eft. ,>
Pro quo fcriptus fuit Codex, ex arnib in primo folio
depi&is inveniri poteft.
3486.
John Boccace, his 9 Books of the fall of Princes :
tranflated into Englifh by John Lidgate, Monk of
Bury. On vellum. xv.
See N°. 1245. where another MS. of this work is
properly defer ibed, with a reference to Laurence*9
traaflation (41. B. io. now N° 621.) This work
of Lydgate's was printed at London by John Way-
land in folio, without date. Of the original Latin
Work there are feveral Editions extant. It is in profe,
though Lydgate has tranflated it into Verfe. He
mentions Laurence at the beginning, but does not fay
that he tranflated from his French. Humphrey Duke of
Gloucefter, he fays, commanded him to tranflate the
book of Boccace ; & particularly,
" He bade I fhoulde in efpeciall Polow myne Au&houre,
written as I fynde And for no favour be not parciall."
.And at the. end of his Prologue
ct Upon Boch as ryght thus I will proceede."
Several other MSS. of this work are in this colleftion.
The prefent is damaged in fome place?, apparently by
damp j and is not quite perfeft at the end, finifhing ab-
ruptly with the 6th ftanza of Chap, xxxvi in the ninth
Book. So that the remainder of that chapter, with the
37th & 38th is wanting
The French tranflation by Laurence (N"62i) is in
Profe alfo; it begins with Chap. 2. of the firft book,
and ends with Chap. 24. of the ninth * fo that the
deficiency is very fmall; That MS. is the fame in-
tended to be referred to above, by the old m&rk,
41 B. 10, which ftill remains on the firft leaf. See
alio N°' 41 97. 4^03.
Cgde*
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Num. 33 8 7— 3492-
34«7«
Codex membranaceus, columnis, (ut vocant) duabus,
Uteris Gothicis, fcriptus; cum nods marginalibus.
Literae initiates figuris ridiculis ornatae.
1. Ariftotelis Phyficorum libri 8. xiv.
2. ■■ — de Coelo & Mundo, libri 3,
3. 1 de generatione, liber.
4. ■ de meteoris, libri 4.
5. ■ de anima, libri 3.
6. ■ de memoria & reminifcentia, liber.
7. ■ de morte & vita, liber,
8. — de fpiritu & anima, liber.
g. _ de fomno & vigilia, libri 3.
10. defenfu & fenfato, liber.
11. de plantis, liber.
Liber olim S. Nicolai prope Cufam.
3488-
Part of the Commedia of Dante ; namely the Inferno,
with a part of the Purgatorio, as far as Canto xx.
ver. 135. with a copious commentary. Written on
vellum in the Gothic Letter. xv.
A handfome book, of large fize.
3489-
A ColleSion of Maps by John Martines, very fimilar
to thofe in N° 3450 : but larger. The infcription
under the firft Map is here diftin&ly, " Joan Martines
en Medina Ani 1578." there are 7 Maps. xvi.
1. The Eaftern & Weftern Hemifpheres, fpherically
proje&ed.
2. Sicily, on a very large Scale.
3. Part of the Weftern Coaft of Africa.
4. The Korthern parts of the fame, with the Straits,
&c.
5. The BritUh Iilands, Spain, part of France, &c.
6. Italy and the oppofite Coaft of Africa, &c.
7. Greece, the Black Sea, Alia Minor, Syria & part
of Egypt.
349°-
A large vellum book, fairly & well written ; and
containing xv.
1. " Speculum Religioforum," S. Edmundi Cant.
Archiepifcopi ; capita habens 30.
2. J. Gower's " Confeffio Amantis," in eight books :
With various arms, & other ornaments, at the beginning
of each book.
3491-
<c Francifci Patricii, Senenfis, de Inftitutione rei politicae
libri g." Ad Sixtum 4 m Pontificem Maximum, xvi.
Codex membranaceus, pulcherrimus : fcriptus A. D.
151 2. Idem liber editus eft A. D. 1491. vide Fabricium.
3492.
u Raccolta di Frafi Italiane." A Colle&ion of Italian
Phrafes, under their alphabetical heads in Englifti,
1686. Fairly written for the prefs. With a dedica-
tions to three noblemen, figned B. S. The Author
fays he had long been a teacher of Italian. xvn.
There is in the Book a dire&ion to the printer, to print
it in a good large Quarto. " The Englifh to be printed
in an upwright Roman Chara&er, the Italian in a round
Roman Hoping Chara&er."
Very fairly written, on Paper.
Cat.Harx.. Vol. III.
N«m3493— 3496.
3493-
A paper book, containing the following traCts ;
I. Les Amours de Chriftine Ducheffe de Savoye,
traduits de lTtalien en Francois, 1640. xvn.
2. 44 Relation veritable de ce qui s'eft pafle a la mort
du fr Monaldefchi, grand Efcuier de la Reine de Suede."
1657.
3. 44 Coppie d'une Lettre efcrite de Bruxelles a la
Reyne, touchant la Reyne de Suede."
4. 44 Difcours que le Marq. de Fuentes Ambafladeur
d'Efpagne fift, a fa Maj te en la premiere Audience qu'U
eut. le 24 me Mars 1662."
6. La difference des humeurs des Francois, Italiens,
Efpagnols, Anglois, Allemands.
7. Deux Centuries de Noftradamus ; un Sonnet fur
le Miniftere de Colbert; une Satire; et uneCenfureen
profe fur la morte de madame de Lorraine.
8. Lettre du Roy au Cardinall de France a Rome,
1662, et au Pape ; fur la Milice Corfe du Pape.
g. 44 Billet de M l Maridor, Prefident de la Cour des
Aydes, a M r le Procureur General."
10. Lettre du Roy, 1662, a la Reyne de Suede,
en forme de Manifefte fur 1* Affaire de Rome.
I I. Difcours au Roy, touchant fes grandes a&ions,
&c.
12. 44 Eftat des pauvrcs Eglifes Evangeliques des
Vallees de Piemont, depuis le Maffacredu 1655 jufqu'd
la fin de Juillet 1662; recueilli, Premierement, des
remarques faites fur la Patente drefsee a Pinerol apres
dites Maffacres, et apport^e mot a mot. En fecond lieu,
Des refponfes fakes a une lettre du 20 et g Juillet fufdit,
parlaquelle S. A. R. deduift aux Trefhautes et Trefpuif-
fants Cantons Evangeliques les crimes dont on lui a
perfuade que font coulpables ceux des Vallees, et qui
fervent de pretexti aux vexations qu* on leiar fait fouffrir."
13. Articuli Confoederationis inter Angliam & Bel-
gium, poft reditum Caroli 2 in Angliam.
14. A political difcourfe, in Portugueze, a°. 1635.
<c Es tan forcefo en el curfo natural feguir los efetos."
15. Notae Philofophicae, Latine et Grscce. In tribus
foliis; prioribus duobus fubferiptis per Allen Anftey(ut
videtur) Locum tenentem Tunis, ut fe defignat.
3494-
The Letters of the Mantuan Legate at Madrid, in the
Years 1628 & 1629. Written on paper, in Italian.
XVII.
On the firft leaf is written in the fame hand, 44 Deo
in primis, quo dante hscc prodeunt, cceptis noftris ad-
fpirante, ac fantifs ma Deipara, e caelo, ut petimus nobis
fuffragante."
3495-
4t La Liturgia Inglefe : tradotta da Ateffandro Amidei
Fiorentino. A. D. 1661." Well written, & prepared
for the prefs.
[3496 — 35°»- O&avo.]
349 6 -
1. Litterac de eleftionibus Paparum fcripta: annis
I 37 8 » J 394 & '395- xvi.
2. Melvinus delirans : five Satyra edentula contra
ejufdem Anti-Tami-Cami-Categoriam ; Gul°. Laud, (tunc
temporis) Decano Gloceftrienfi, et Coll. D. Joan Bapt.
Praefidi inferipta, perThomam Atkinfon. Sub titulo fcrip-
tum eft, Sum e libris Reverendifs. inChriftoPatrisGulielm.
Archiepifcopi Cantuarienfis, totius Angliae Primatis et
K Metropolitan! •
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34
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3496-— 3500.
Metropolitan!. " S^t** ' u '£-" P° ema Verfibus Iambicis
fcriptum.
3. Chriftiani Ravii, de lingua Turcica, Trattatus.
4. Quorundum Cafuum nationis Anglicanae Refolu-
tiones.
5. Annalium Beccenfium Epitome, per Fran. Careum
Lexovium, Beccenfem Coenobitam, a°. 1562.
6. Th6 Triumphs of Petrarch, beautifully written on
Vellum. The firft leaf is wanting, probably taken
but for the fake of an illumination upon it.
The reft of the Volume is Paper.
3497-
Loci communes, alphabetize difpofiti : titulus, " Promp-
tuarium, vel Apparatus Theologicus et Philologicus,'*
A°. 1637 : per Laz. Seaman. xvn.
Liber chartaceus.
3498.
A Compendium of the 20 books of John Baptirta Porta
" de Magia naturaii," in Spanim. A paper book,
written in a loofe hand ; the author's name appears to
be Sam. de Pelis, The book formerly belonged to
Thomas Hearne. X vi.
3499-
An Account of the prefent eftate of Chriftcndom, in the
time of Q.Elizabeth: by an Englifti Exile. "The
mtrodudory difcourfe begins thus, t; Alter that I had
lived many years in voluntary exile & banifliment."
Neatly written on paper, in a fmall hand, on 384
leaves. XVI<
3500.
Liber chartaceus, elegantcr fcriptus ; cum titulo hoc,
' Vetuftiffimas ac peregrinae plumbi laminarum fcrip-
turas, m Sando Granatas monte nuper patefadarum, In-
terpretatio Latina : per fratrem Bartholomeum a Pedo-
rano, Ordinis Seraphici, ftridioris obfervantise, et in
lua Provmcia Aprutina, Regni Neapolis Provincialem
mimltrum, de mandato Sandiffimi, ac facrse Congre-
gation^ univerfalis Inquifitionis Roma:, fidcliter
edita." in qua continentur,
1. Liber fundamentorum Fidei : per Thefiphonem
Abenathar, difcipulum Jacobi Apoftoli. pag. 1. xvi.
2. Liber de etfentia veneranda : per eundem, 1 2.
3. Liber Ordinationis Miuac Jacobi Apoftoli, per
manus fui Notarii difcipuli Thefiphonis iEbenathar. 17.
4. Oratio ei) defenfivum JacobiFilii Sciamachi Zebedei
Apoftoli per omnes adverdtates, qua et deprecabatur
Dommum fuum. Defenfivum autem, quo defendit ab
omnibus malis, docuit eum Jefus filius Marie, maeifter
5. Liber pradicationis Apoftolorum, Jacobi Apoftoli.
6. Plandus Petri Apoftoli, Vicarii, poft negationem
Domini. 0
7. Liber infignium adionum Jefu Chrifti, ac mirtcu-
lorum fuorum & Maria: matris ejus : per Thef JEbe-
nathar.
8. Libar hiftoria: vcritatis Evangeiii : fcriptus de man-
dato ipfm< Jacobi per eundem. *
9. Liber Pnemiorum credentibus, & Maledidionum
non credentibus Evangelio debitorum. 1+ -
10 " Liber Myfteriorum magnorumquae vidit Jaco-
bus Apoftolus in monte fando ob concilium maximum.
Scnptus de mandato ejus per manus Cecilij fui difcipuli "
11. Liber arcanorum magnorum, qua: patefecit Deus
1U1 quern voluent ex fervis fuis, qui Deofe totos devove-
ETangelii ent fisnaculum montis > cum Veritate
Num3 5°° — 3 503 •
12. Liber colloquii S. Maria: virginis. • 201,
13. S. Mariae Liber Sententhrum circa Fidem. 281.
14. Hiftoria Sigilli Salomoris ; per S. Mariam Vir<n-
nem. , , .
15. Liber notitia: divihre potentioe, benignitatis &
Jufticia: circa creaturas: per Cecilium Eberradi, difci-
pulum Jacobi, duabus partibus. 341.
16. Liber de natura Angeli : per eundem. 40^.
1 7. Liber Relationis de domu pads & vmdidae : per
eundem.
18. Liber praclararum Adionum ac mirabilium Jacobi
Apoftoli • per eundem ; duabus partibus. Vide num.
35 c 7- t 449.
Codex paginas habet 562.
[35 #I ~ 3 6 «3- Quarto.]
35°i-
Libellus chartaceus, in quo habentur opufcula nonnulla
Socini. Scilicet, xvn.
1. Socini " An Homini Chriftiano Baptifmo Aqua:
carere liceat," Difputatio. Cap. xvi. Ad finem ; " Cra-
covias 15 Aprilis An" Dni. 15 So. Deo et Chr5 Gra."
2. " Notae in appendicem errorum pecdo-baptifmi,
a Martino Czechovitio edirorum, quatenusin ilia Czecho-
vitius fententiam de Baptifmo aqua; non necelTario Iabc-
fadare conatus eft."
3. Epiftola Socini Valentino Smal. 1603. Extat apud
Ep. Socini.
4. Epiftola ad Socinum de baptifmo. A Simone Ro-
nenbergio, cum refponfione Socini.
5. Epift. Socini ad Siemichoviam.
6. Ad priores notas Andreae Duditzii, in librum de
Baptifmo, refponfio.
35°2.
A Paper book, with this title,
" Manifefte du S, Robert de Valois (Wallh) Chevalier
et Bar' 1 Touchant fon Voyage de France, en Angleterre,
& fon Emprifonnement a Bruxelles. 1657." X vi.
In the begining is written, " Wimpole Dec. 14. 1733.
This MS was fent me by my worthy good Friend D r
Zach. Grey. Oxford."
At the^end the following notes, apparently by D r Zach.
» r T*/V ? hi .\^, S . w , as S> v en me by my Friend the
Rev" M Edui'i Whitehead Vicar of Bucknal in Lincoln-
fhire, who was Chaplain to the Relid of Sir Jofeph
Wilhamfon, & found it among fome Wafte Paper, after
his Library was removed to Oxford, & is the MS
quoted by M' Eachard, Vol. ii. p. 808.
The word Walfh, the tranflaiion of Vakis Twasl wrote
by M- Lachard. Bifliop Moor had it in his cuftody
lome time fince, be had a tranfeript taken."
3503-
Excerpta de Horatio, et ex Horatio,
In prima pagina nota in " Audax Iapeti .renus." In
fecunda Vita Horatii, incipiens ; « Quintus Oratius
Jlaccus 6 idus Decembris Torquato et Cotta Confulibus
numih fane loco, utpote parente prcccone ac libertina
condmoms natus." Poft Vitam Audoris, duabus paginis
comprehenfam de metns ejus agitur. Sequuntur ^ota:
in Odas normullas ; turn Odurum primi libri pars, fine
notis ; demde feleda ex omnibus audoris libris"
« Sl t M. 8 Y - k!E R ^ kx ' in OJe illa celeberrima
1 5 v S IT PJ° CUI ne g° ,iis »" fequitur parodia in
laudes Vitas Monaft 1C « a Francilco Scanzo Novarienfi.
meatus die qui procul negotiis
Ut prifca gens monaftica,
Paterna linquens, migrat ad Canobium
bolutus omni vinculo." & c
Codex chartaceus, abrupte definens, in Oda 1. Lib. v
nondum exada, fed poft citatas Epiftolas, Satiras, &c. 3
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Num. 3504 — 3507.
3504-
€ A manufcript being, Treatifes of feveral parts of
Heraldry & Creations, with the manner of keeping
parliament &c." 'Such is the Infcription prefixed.
The book has the appearance of being imperfed,
from the tranfpofition of the , leaves in binding ; but
on examination they are all there. The Contents Ire
1 . " Tra&atus de Armis Nic. Upton," &c. in four
Books, extending to rg8 leaves. Liber i. De Coloribus
in Armis depiftis, et eorum nobilitate et differentia.
2. De Regulis in fignis et Armis depiclis. 3. De Ani-
malibus et avibus in Armis portatis, et eomm proprietati-
bus. 4. De Veteranis quos modo Haraldos appellamus.
2. Manner of keeping the Parliament of England.
201.
3. Ufage of Gilbert de Strogell, & Tfco, JJrotherton,
ftlarflialls of England. 2 1 4.
4. The Oath, & Fees in the Starr Chamber. 227.
5. Forma baptizationis R. Mariae & Elizabethan
232.
6. Forma Coronationis R.Ed. 6"; Edwardi 2, &
Reginac, & Ricardi 1. 238.
7. Ordo novum Regfcm in regno conftituendi.
8. A Booke of Armes. " Here foliowinge is deter-
mined." 257.
9. The funeral proceflion of K. Henry the 7th. 265.
ib. The manner of a Queens lying in ; and of bap-
tizing the Child. ^ 271.
n. The Chriftning of Henry Earl of Lincoln, Son
of Charles Duke of Suffolk & Mary the French Queen.
274.
12. Verfes of the Coronation of H. 7. 277.
35^5-
A Book of Memorandums, Orders & Laws of the Admi-
ralty from the year 1671 to 1677. Afmali paper
Book.
3506.
F. Socini, in epiftolam 1 Johannis, Di&ata, five Comen-
tarii. 1602. Kracoviac.
Liber chartaceus.
35°7-
Continet Codicis 3500, tra&atus 1, 2, 14, 9, fcriptos
charaftere, a Kircher Agareenenfi, five Saravenenfi, in
Africa vocato. v. prodrom. Copt. In noftro Codice
Salomonis dicitur. Cum interpretatione latina inter-
lineari. Liber totus eft Apographus ipfius Bartho-
lomaei a Pectorano, Romse inConventu S. Ifidori Scrip-
tus. 1644, ut videndum eft infra.
Pagina 69 et ultima fie inferipta eft, " Librum iftum
de donis largiendis fervis Dei credentibus in veritatem
Evangelii, ex Arabico, chara&eribus, ut aiunt, Salomonis
plumbeis laminis conferiptum, fub facri montis Grana-
tenfis cavernis repertum, ego Frater Bartholomeus a
Pe&orano, ordinis minorum itridtioris obfervantiae, Pro-
vinciae S ri Bernardini regni Neapolis, ad majorem Dei
gloriam, a Superioribus ad hoc munus peragendum
deputatus, inLatinumde verbo adverbumfideliter traduxi.
Romac in Conventu fan&i Ifidori ejufdem inftituti Anno
1644." Et infra. " Ego frater Bartholomeus a Pec-
torano! fcripfi manu propria totam fcripturam hujus
Libri." Hasc atteftatio fingulis Libris fubferibitur, et
nomen fcriptoris infuper, in omni pagina fcribitur.
Num.3508— 3513!
3508.
« Summario de Cronicha de Mattheo Palmerio Fioren-
tino, cominciando de la nativita de Jefu Chrifto fino
al anno 1448." X v.
Well written, on vellum, & bound with N # 4082.
1. M. Tullii Ciceronis, Rhetoricorum, five de inven-
tione Rhetorica. libri 2. xn.
2. Topicorurti, au&oris incerti, quartus liber. " Si
quis operis titulum diligens examinator infpiciat, cum dt
topicis differentiis conferibamus." Audor in fine,
Ciceronis et Ariftotelis Topica nominat. 44 Omnibus
igitur quae propofuimus fuperius expeditis, illud arbitror
apponendum quod M.Tullius Topicorum quae ad C.Tre-
batium peritum juris edidit,noneo modo quo de ipfis dif-
putari poffit difcrevit, fed quemadmodum rhetoricae facul-
tatis argumenta ducercntur. Quod in his Commentariis
diligentius cxpedivimus, qui a nobis in ejufdem Ciceronis
Topica conferipti fiint. Quo autem modo in his dialedkicis
rationibus difputetur, in his commentariis quos in
Ariftotelis Topica a nobis tranflata conferipfimus expe*
ditum eft."
3. M. Tullii Ciceronis, Rhetoricorum, ad C* Heren-
nium libri 4* %xu
3510.
Horatii Flacci Opera. Ars Poetica Epodis et Satiris
interponitur. Liber olim Alexandri Striggii Mantuani,
mcmbranaceus, et adprime elegans. xv.
35* 1 -
A Colle&ion of miscellaneous Poems, neatly written oit
paper, as far as ,176 pages. The remainder left blank*
After page 77, the paging has been inadvertently
carried back to 68, which is accordingly marked with
an Afterifk, as are the following pages to 78. xvil.
Of thefe poems, many are from the printed works of
old poets, as Donne, Cleaveland, Drayton, Carew, &c. At
pag. 1 5. is 4< Beat on proud billows,'* — printed in Percy's
Reliques, Vol. ii. p. 331.410 Ed. and there faid to be
traditionally attributed to Sir Roger L'Eftrange. The
title here is, 44 M r Le Strange his Verfes in the prifon at
Linn/*
From page 87. to 98, the greater part are from
Habington : thence to 127, and a few afterwards,
are principally from Carew. A few are not com*
monly found in other Colle&ions.
3512.
1. H. Earl of Clarendon's Letter concerning Indul-
gence to Diflenters ; & of K. Charles his difclaiming the
power todifpenfewith penal Laws in matters Ecclefiaftical.
p. 1. XVII.
2. againft the Bp* of Oxford's
Book, entitled Reafons for abrogating the Teft impos'd
on all members of Parliament. 15.
3. Letter to Dr. Tenifon, 9 Apr.
1689 ; concerning the Bill of Union amongft Proteftants.
A Paper book. 73.
3513-
The Commedia of Dante, elegantly written on vellum,
& ornamented. xv.
At the beginning, & in the margins of the firft leaves
of the Inferno & Paradifo, are copious notes in a modern
hand. Some alfo at the end.
2. Subjoined
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Num. 35i3-^35i7-
2. Subjoined to the Commedia, is a Capitulo, written
by Jacopo fon of Dante.
3. The Life of Dante by Leonardo Aretino, publiflied
in feveral Editions.
3514-
Di&ys Cretenfis, Hiftoria belli Trojani. ' xv.
Deeft Praefatio fecunda, quce fpuria habetur ab editori-
bus. Codex membranaceus.
3515-
A neat paper book, containing :
The Italian Poems of Cefare Marcelli da Fan* 9 written,
(as appears by his firft Dedication) in the Pontificate
of Paul III. that is, between 1534 and 155©.
The fecond Dedication is addreffed to Duke Oftavio
Farnefe. The Contents are,
1. A long Poem on the Succeffion of Roman Em-
perors, from Julius Caefar to Charles 5. interza Rima,
three Verfes being allotted to each Emperor.
2. A fimilar Poem on the Empreffes.
3. Another on the Kings of France, from Pharamond
to Henry II. which brings the author down to 1 547, &
limits the date of the poems to between that and 1 550.
4. Delle Lodi della Fatica.
5. Della Pieta di Chrifto.
6. A Jefu Chrifto.
7. Capitolo trionfale.
8. Cap* de Talma Natura.
9. De gPinfortunii de gPhuomini illuftri. 2 parti.
10. Lodi della padella.
1 1 • Lodi del domandare.
12. Stanzi dela Poverta de Cefari Marcelli.
Marcelli complains much of his Poverty. Perhaps he
had not talent enough to obtain the rewards allotted to
Genius in that age. He does not appear to be mentioned
by Crefcimbeni.
3516.
The. Penfon (Arms-painter) his Progrefs into Holland,
Flanders & France, a°. 1690 : with Remarks. In the
beginning is a Lift of all the Perfons to whom it had
been lent, from 1 691 to 1698.
It appears by his Journal, that Penfon fet out on
June 30 1687, and returned November 20 the fame
year. In the latter part he dates by both Styles, the
Englifti and Foreign : thus Nov.
3517-
The 6 Triumphs of Petrarch, divided into a regular fuc-
ceflion of Chapters. Written on vellum & orna-
mented, xv.
1. The " Trionfo d'Amore," in which the ufual
chapters are thus tranfpofed. i- 3.4. 2. (In N° 3264
they ftand 1.3. 2. 4.)
2. " Trionfo della Caftita," entitled " Capitulum
quintum."
3. " Trionfo della Morte," with the beginning, con-
fiftmg of 21 Lines, which in N° 3 264 is entitled," un altro
principio del primo Capitolo della Morte." As that
Copy was corre&ed, profefledly, from an original
manufcript of Petrarch, it is probable that, after giving
out fome Copies with this begianing, he fubftituted for
it the three lines which are now in the printed Copies.
" Quefta legiadra," &c.
This original beginning opens thus,
" Quanta gia neir eta matura etacra
Triumphi ornaro il gloriofo colle,
Quanti prigion paffaro per la via ftrata."
or facra.
Num. 3517—35**-
and concludes
" Quella per cuiben fare prima mi piacqu^.' : 1- -~
two chapters of this triumph are entitled cap. o. & 7.
4. " Trionfo della Fama." The firft 24 Verfes of this
Copy differ from the printed Editions, and from that in
^3264. They begin.
" Nel core pieno d'amariffirna dolcezza," and end,
" Ma qual piu preffo a gran pena fiftina." Inftead of
thefe, an equal number are now fubftituted, beginning
" Dapoi che morte, &c."
The three parts of this Triumph are marked Cap. 8.
9. 10. See No. 3567.
5. " Trionfo del Tempo marked Cap. 11.
6. " Trionfo della Divinita.'' Cap. 12.
. 351 . 8 '
Pub. Virgilii Maronis iEneidos libri 1 2 : Scripti A*.
1454. Prsemittuntur Epigrammata Ovidii(ut dicuntur)
Argumenta fcil. in iEneida. Subjicitur ad fincm nota
de verfu in libro vi. — " Principio caelum ac terras."
&c. Codex Chartaceus. xv.
35 I 9-
Rufliae hiftoria ; per Abbatem S. Syrian & fratres in
lingua Ruflica lcripta. Imperfecta, ut videtur. xvii.
Inferitur prope finem Charta, in qua fcribitur, " Brc-
viarium Hiftoriae Theodori Twanowitz," in parte averfa
haec verba, quae de libro ipfo forfitan agunt.
" Written by the Abbot of S'. Syria & his Brethren."
" The laft chapter wanting is concerning the build-
ing of a Church."
" In it is a wonderfull apparition of a pillar of fire
reaching up to Heaven."
3520.
In duobus Tomis, Signatis 3520 A et 3520 B.
1. Fefti Pompeii, de verborum interpreta-"
tione, Liber. xv.
2. Ovidii Amorum libri, et pauca ab aliis
operibus, ex edit. Plant. 1567, cum Codice
MS collati. xvii.
3. Epigrammata, Epitaphia, & aliae In-
fcriptiones, quae Romae & in locis adjacenti-
bus occurrunt. xvii.
4. A trad, in Spanifli, on the precedence"
of the Spaniards before the French : being
the conclufion of a book by Auguftin de
Cravaliz, en Roma.
5. Les Nouvelles Lumieres pour la com-
position de THiftoire de PEglife : parLouis du
Moulin, cydevant ProfefTeur en Hiftoiie
dans runiverfited'Oxford. i68e.
6. Quaefita Miflionarum Chinae feu Si-
narum, S. Congregationi de propaganda fide
exhibita : cumrefponfis, 1645.
7. D ri » Sheldeni, de poteftate Clavium,
Coiicio in Joh. xx. 23. " In ea incidimus tern-
j-Tom.i.
>Tom.i.
pora
&c.
Codex mixtus, fed majori parte chartaceus.
35 . 2I#
Codex papyraceus, ex variis fragmentis conflatus, quas
hie enumerantur.
1. Dionyfii Catonis Pracepta moralia et Difticha ;
libri quatuor. Cum metaphrafi Gracca Jofephi Scaligeri.
1.
2. Adverfaria Grasca, " viri cujufdam do&i. fed
ignoti," ut ait Tyrwhittus, qui hinc extraxit Babrii
u fabulam
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feibliothecae HarleiaAae;
Num. 35 21 — 35 2 4-
^abulam, verfibus io Choriambicis conceptam, quam
diffcrtationi fuae de Babrio fubnexuit, ad pag. 48.
Adverfaria rebus admodumdiverfis con ft ant, verborum
fcil. interpretation, temporum computatione, formulis
diplomatum, et juramentorum pro magiftratibus Conftan
tinopolitanis. 1 6.
3. Le&iones Variac Apollolii Parmctiarum, Codicis
MS. atnplifs m ' Bongarfii. 28.
4. Excerpta Graeca, cx Codice imperiali (Juftiniani,
forfan) legum Romanarum. 32.
5. Excerpta Editionis Lucae Antonii Junta Vener.
1585, et Aldi Manut. 1503, ut et MS. Cottoniani in
Philoftrati imagines. 34.
6. Excerpta, et variac Le&iones ex MS. quodam
Euftathii (vel Eumathii) de Ifmeniae et Ifmenes amori-
bus, quern Codicem perlegerat Marrinus Crufius, ut ex
annotatione ad fextum librum difcimus. Scriptum eft
cnim " Epwlc? uVpiw« piSx^v Uiov. et adfcriptum) E*
rvSiyyti to p*SA*ok aVfltv Ji££u>Jov roSt y Maflivos 0 K.pa(rio{ 9
(^1584) fxnvi (n*\iiA.$p\u" Jam hoc ipfo anno 1584
Martinus Crufius opus egregium edidit, et doftrina
Graeca refertum, cui titulus Turco-Graecia. De quo
Vid. Fabric. Bibl. Graec L.V. cap. 5. § 28. p. 692.
Praemifia his Excerptis eft Epift la viri cujufdam dofti,
qui dc edenda verfione Euftathii de Ifmenia cogitabat,
ait enim " Euftathii verfionem hac hieme, o-uy Gr*, abfo-
lutam dare cogito." De Longo, ut a fc edito, infra agit
fcriptor. De nomine Euftathii, ut et multi alii, haeret.
Tituli fequuntur Varii. Ex. gr.
TLowfAoi tvraQiis vpuTOMSiXi<npx (vox Latino- Graeca) xai
ptyaXx xaflxipvhsLxos ra xaptpGoXiT* &C to xai' uV/Aiwav
*j vvpivnv Spxixx. x. r. A.
Al. Ev[ao$lx th /utaxpfjutCoXiTg «oif)/x& &C. 45.
7. " Caftigationes Jofephi Scaligeri in Euripidem,
quas margini libri fui alleverat, et Vir CI. Francifcus
Junius Fr. F. mecum communicaverat Amftelodami 1654
3 April. 0 59.
8. " Emendationes Morini in Eufeb. Hiftoriam Eccle-
fiaft. Citantur folia Editionis Parifienfis Roberti Steph.
anni 1544" , 73-
9. " Eufebio Pamphilo tvayy. v po**f>. (3*Cx. adnotata
xnanu H. St." forfan Henrici Stephani. 75.
10. " Afclepii Philofophi Tralliani in Nicomachi
Arithmeticam Ifagogen, feu Introdu&ionem, Scholia."
Grace et Latine. 83.
11. Annotata quaedam in Au&ores Latinos. 85 — 87.
Sequuntur folia plura, fed plan& vacua. Vide num.
3837, qui forte ab eodem viro do&o compilatus eft.
3522.
Regni Angliae Religio Catholica, a°. 1652. Titulus in
ipfo libro,
" Regni Angliae Religio Catholica, prifca, cafta,
defaecata. Omnibus Chriftianis Monarchis, principibus,
atque Ordinibus Oftenta. Anno mdclii." Continet
Capita 20 : cum Appendice Capitum 9. Codex pulchre
fcripf us, pro prelo ut videtur, contra Papiftas. Paginas
habet 110.
3523-
Memorial to the King, on the Affairs of Scotland, for
the fix firft Years after the Revolution by L d . Balcarres.
189 pages, very fairly written. xvn.
Num.
35H— 35'7-
Damafo
3524-
1. Poftillae inN. Teftamentum.
2 . Tabula Ledtiotium.
Cat. Ham,. Vol. in.
3. Extra&a ex S. Auguftino, Rhabano, Cafliodoro
fo, Bernardo, &c. 1390.
Liber Sam Kanuti, Re&oris de Combe Rawleigh ia
Devonia.
XIV.
3525-
Welfh Pedigrees, written a°. 1580. xvu
Written in Welfh, with a Copy of Englifh Verfes pre.
fixed.
3526.
1. Armes of thofe of the name of Smith, 18 folios.
2. — of Spanilh, Irifli & Scotts Noblemen, in
21 folios.
3- feveral Englifhmen, mixed. 14 pages*
4. A Book of the invention, nature, & feveral bear-
ings of Armes, in 53 quarto pages.
5. Another mifcellaneous coileftion of Englifh gentry
in 33 pages.
At the beginning is written, " This book is M r .
Kombyes by Alderfgate."
6. A Ballad on the Battle of Flodden Field, with the
following title. " Heare is the Famous hiftorie or Songe
called Floodan Field, and in it (hall declare how while
Kinge Henrie the Eight was in France, the King of
Scoots called James, the fowerth of that name invaided
the Realine of England, And how he was incountered
with all, att a place called Branton, on Floodan Hill, by
the Earle of Surry Live tennant Gonerall for the Kinge
w lh his Son Lord Thomas Haworth, the great Admirall
of England w ! the helpe of d) vers Lords & Knights in
the North Countrie, As the Lord Dakers of the North,
the Lord Scroope of Bolton, with the moft Corragious
Knight Sir Edward Standley whoe for his prowis and
valliantnes fhewed att the faid Battell was made Lord
Mount Eagle as the fequell declare^/'
The ballad confifts of nine fits or parts, and occupies
69 pages of the MS. It is referred to by Mr Ritfon in
his Volume entitled Ancient Songs p. 116. and it is there
reported to have been three times piublifhed. •« In 1664"
he fays " was publiflied " A metrical Hiftory of the
Battle of Flodden,'* the compofition, as it is conje&ured,
of fome North-Country Schoolmafter in the time of
Q. Elizabeth. Two different editions of this old piece '
appeared in the year 1774. One is a fmall i2 mo with
the name of J. Benfon, Philomath. The other was
printed at Berwick, from an old MS. and attended with
a number of annotations and hiftorical remarks, with
other interefting ufeful & curieus communications, by
the Reverend M\ Lambe, Vicar of Norham upon
Tweed. It was likewife printed, though very incorredtly,
by old Gent of York. And there is " he adds," a MS.
copy of it in the Britilh Mufeum (Harl. Lib. 3526)."
7. Ra. Brook's Objeftions againft fome of the Armes,
given by Dethick, Garter K. at Armes. 8 pages Quarto,
with a prefatory addrefs, &c. thus entitled,
" To the Right Hon blc the Earle Marfhall of England."
• c Here the Divell vice corre£ts
" One Knave the other's faults detedts."
8/ Arms of the Sees of the Bilhops of England, by
Ralph Brooke, in 24 pages.
3527-
1. Epiftolac quaedarn Hippocratis et de Hippocrate,
Latine redditae per Rynucium Verdenfem, five Caftilio-
nenfem, (utrumque enim fe appellat ;) cum Epiftola ad
Cardinalem quendam, et dedicatione ad Papam N.
(Nicolaum forfitan) quintum. Opus inceptum, ut ait
au&or, hortatione Philippi, medici Mediolanenfis.
L Epiftote
Digitized by
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Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num.3527— 35?o.
Epiftola; funt in Editione Vander Linden, i. Ar-
t&xerxis ad Pactum Vol. 1 .p. 896. 2. Paeti ad Artaxerxem.
3. Artaserxes Hiftani, Hcllefponti prafe&o. 4. Hiftanis
Epiftola Hippocrati. 5. Hippocrates Hiftani. p. 900.
6. Hippocrates Abderitarum Senatui. p. 904. 7. Hippo-
crates Philopcemeni. p. 906. 8. Hippocrates Dionyfio.
p. 910. 9.Damageto. 91 1. 10. Philopcemeni iterum. 908.
11. Hippocrates Cratuea. p. 928. 12. Damageto
itefum, de Democrito. p. 913. 13. Democritus Hip-
pocrati. p. 931. 14. Refponfio Hippocratis. p. 933*
15, Hippocrates ThelTalo filio fuo. p. 934.
2. Epiftola dedicatoria vitae Ariftotelis, ad patronum
tjuendam cujus nomen non adfcriptum eft. Rynucio
eodem ut videtur Auftore.
3. Oratio Cyri Magni ad Militesfuos.
4. Ejufdem Oratio ad filios fuos ante mortem. Utra-
que e Xehophonte.
Extant in Bibliotheca Parifienfi aliac tradu&iones
Rynucil ab autoribus Graecis. Scil num° 8729, &c.
Vero fimile eft ergo, totum hunc librum a Rynucii
manu effe profe&um. xv.
3528.
1. Ars Alchemica : extra&a ex Rog. Bacon, Arnoldo
de villa nova, Tho. Aquinate, Ariftotele, Toletano phi-
lofopho & Jo. de rupe fcifla.
2 Holcote Tra&atus de ferpente. 61.
3. Expofitiones flatus Jofeph. 75.
4. Septem conditiones quae requiruntur ad magifterium
Philofophorum. 90.
5. Geberi, fumma perfe&ionis libri pars. 97.
6. Hermetis Tabula. 123.
7. Johannis Daftyn Vifio. 1 29.
8 . Avicennas Declaratio lapidis Philofophorum. 133.
9. Speculum Alkemiae. R. B. 149.
10. Pra&ica Rafis. 163. 337.
11. Rogeri Bacon Epiftote ad Jo. Parifienfem duac.
174. Et tertia. 219.
12. Edwardi Chemici Vifio. 191.
13. Dialogus, de lapide Philofophorum. 198.
14. Metaphora Belini philofophi, de Sole. 210.
15. Hortulani TradL Chemicus. 214.
16. Ignium diverforumfpecies. 217.
17. Johannis de Porta Claudorum (Cripple gate) de
lapide Aquilae liber. 226.
18. Rog. Bacon, de lapide benedi&o, Traft. 249. -
19. Hermetis, de lapide philofophico, Tract 252.
20. iEgydii de Vadis, Artis complementum. 257.
21. Senioris philofophi, Tabula Chemica. 265.
22. 4< , Carmen perpulchrum totum opus enucleans."
Opus, fcilicet, Alchemiae : Manu recentiore adfcriptum
eft " Cantilena Georgii Ripley." De quo vid. Fabric.
Bibl. Med. et Inf. Lib. vii. Edita funt Riplsei Opera in
8 V0 Caffel 1649. Subfcribitur iEgidius de vadis, fed
perperam.
23. Rofarius magnus Johannis Dauftini, five Daftini, de
quo et Rofario fuo, " fecreta fecretorum complexo," vid
Fabr.Bibl. Med. et Inf. Lib. IV. fub Johannes Dq/lyn five
Ds/linus. Cons, etiam Tanner Biblioth. Subfcribitur
hie etiam nomen JEgidii de vadis, qui Codicis magnam
partem forfitan conferipfit. x vn.
35 2 9-
Dei fecretti del R.D. Aleffio Piamontefe, prima p^irte.
A large book of Italian receipts ; from a book of
Alexius publifhed at Venice i a 1564. " Written out in
5 days & nights." xvi,
353 °'
1. Floresex Hieronymo excerpti £app. 3 I#
2. " UtilifTima quacdam documenta a glorioffifimo ac
Num. 3530— 3 ^35.
beatiflimo femper Hieronymo, Diicipulis fuis in hora fui
tranfitus tradita.'* capp. 20.
3. Eufebii ad Damafum Portuenfem Epiftola dc Hiero-
nymo.
4.. Vita San&i Malchi Monachi, ab Hieronymo.
5. De Caftitate feu Pudicitia.
6. Difta San&orum.
7. " Li Dodeci Articuli de la fede noftra ordinati
per el prefato Meflere Frate Antonio." Verfibus Italian
8. Li Dieci Commandamenti de la lege Chriftiana
Dati da Dio a Moifes in fufe el Monte rinay. E volgari-
zati dal Venerabiie Meflere Frate Antonio da Bettonte,
eximio predicatore." Etiam meuice et ltalke. xv. .
Omnia hcec eadem manu fcripta, ut colleftio ftorum,
cum hac fubferiptionc. fi * Ego Matheus de Scachabo-
rociis fcripfi hos flores, millefimo quadringentefima
fexagefimo tertio (Annoomitt r ) die 23 menfis Augufii
feliciter."
9. Alia manu, et in membrana, cum codex fit ad
hunc locum chartaceus, fcribitur, S. Bernardi Epiftola
ad Raymundum D m Caftri Ambrofii. duobus foliis.
10. Verfus Rhythmici incipientes,
" Largitas non durat,
Senfus non fe fecurat." &c*
353
The Corbaccio of Boccace, written on paper, in 1448,
from an original copy by the Author. At the end is
Written. xv.
" Scripto ctfaprile 1448, tratto d'uno di proprio mano
del copioliffimo Jo. Boccacci, di cui opera fa x°."
Epirafo di Jo. Bo. fa&o dallui.
" Hac fub mole jacent cineres ac offa Johannis,
Mens fedet ante Deum, meritis ornata laborum.
Mortalis vitae genitor Boccacius illi,
Patria Certaldum, ftudium fuit alma poefis."
This Epitaph is ufually printed in the Life of Boccace. k
3532.
A fmall 4ro badly written, containing
1. Heraldical Colle&ions, & other things relating to
families, &c. xvn.
2. The Analyfis of Honour.
3. Sortie Abftrafts out of Boflel's Armory.
4. Alphabet in Blazon.
5. Names & Arms of Knights & Baronets, &c.
defcribed.
6. " The Names, &c. arms and bearings of divert
Noble & Royal familyes in England,*' &c.
7. u How' long coate Armour began before the In-
carnation of Chrift," &c.
3533-
" Difcorfi di Niccolo Machiavegli, cittadino et fegre-
tario Fiorentino, fopra la prima Deca di Tito Livio ; a
Zanobj Duondelmonti, et Cofimo Rucellai. ,, xvi.
Neatly written on Paper.
3534-
Q.HoratiiFlacci Opera; Ordinehoc; Odarum etEpodon
Libri ; Ars Poetica ; Epiftolarum Libri ; Sermonum
Libri. Codex membranaceus. xn.
3535-
An old medical Collection, written on Paper,
r. A Traft more ancient than the others, in two
Books, on the difeafes of horfes. The chief part
of Chap. 1. Book. i. is wanting, It occupies 37 leaves.
The Language is fingular. The introduftion to the
fecond book is u Iza incumenzanu li capituli dilu fecundu
libru di herodeu perlandu,dili plalzi ki avennu ali cavalli"
at the end the author fays.
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<f Et certamcnti tutti killi cofi ki cu pinfay ki fuffiru
ncceffari ali cavalli fcripfi in kiftu libru baftivilimenti."
2, On the 12 figns of the Zodiac. 38. 39. 46.
3. Another book, ' in the fame language, on the
Difeafes & cures of horfcs* xiv.
3S3 6 -
Various unconne&ed trails, bound in two volumes,
marked A and B.
A. 1 . A French trad, on Magic & judicial Aftrology ;
entitled, " La Clavicule de Salomon." Neatly written on
Paper. xvn.
2. Libellus de hiftoria Italiae, quae brevicer dcdufta
eft k filiis Noas, ad 1391. Titulus, " Cronica provintie
Ytalie." Primum folium membrariaceum, et ornatum ;
cactera chartacea. Scriptura non inelegans. xiv.
3. An hiftorical trad, in Italian, on the Grand t)utchy
of Tufcany, entitled, " Relatione del Gran Duca di
Tofcano, fatta l'anno 16 if." Neatly written on Paper.
. XVII.
B. 4. A Comparifon of the genealogies in 5 k Mat-
thew & S 1 Luke, &c. in Portugueze. Beautifully written
on Paper. xvm.
5* On Vellum, & in Oftavo fize, ah elaborate tra& on
Confeffion, in Italian. With a complete table of the
Contents prefixed. It contains 65 leaves. xv.
3537*
Sermones dominicales. «x/^> k o» *J drixtrou xv.
Codex partim chartaceus partim membranaceus.
3538.
A fmall 4 l <> incorre&ly bound, containing*
1. Welfh Pedigrees, in detail, badly written &
torn, &c.
2. Monuments, & draughts of Churches in Wales,
only a few very rudely fketched excepting one in Llan-
vronach Church,
3. The Genealogy of the Family of Maxwell, Earls
of Nithfdail, &c. with 29 pages well written. On
the binding is marked " Collections by Mr. Hugh
Thomas." * xvn.
3539-
Liber de virtutibus Philippi Burgundia? & Brabanciae
Ducis : per Johannem Germanum, Cabiloniorum
Epifcopum, 1452. Ad finem " Ex Cabilone, die
fecunda Menfis Novenibris Anni D. 1452. Cap. 73.
Codex chartaceus. xv.
3540.
The Proceedings in the Starr-Chamber againft Henry
Sherfield Efqr; for breaking a Glafs Window in
the Church of St. Edmunds at Salilbury, a°. 1632.
" The Sentence of the Courte is (after the fettinge
forth of the offence, and the declaration of the opinion
of the Courte to bee againft Popifli fuperftition, and yet
for the maintenance of the Church Government by the
Reverend Bpps) that the faid Henry Sherfield Efq.
" fliall Hand and be committed to the prifon of the
Fleete, & (hall paye a fyne of 500 to the Kings Ma tie and
make acknowledgment of his offence before the right
reverend father in God John Lord Bpp. of Sarum, &
before fuch Pcrfons as he lhall bee pleafed to call unto
him." xvn.
3541-
An Italian Paraphrafe of the 42 firft Pfalms, by Flaminio.
Elegantly written on vellum. xvi.
A Paraphrafe & Commentary by M. Ant. Flaminio,
^as publilhed at Paris in 1 549. 1 6 m °.
Num. 354*— 354 6 <
3542.
Tra&atus Alchemlci, Medici, & Chirurgici Rogerf
Bacohis, Alberti, Raim. Lullii, Johannis Sautre, &c.
xiv.
At fol. 82 is " the ufe of the two hand fworde," in
Englifh j which is given alfo in verfe, at fol. 84. b.
3543-
A book of Italian hiftory, beginning with the Expulfion
of Saviello, a Roman Senator, from the Capitol, by
the people, to the crowning of the Emperor Charle3
V. at Rome* But the book is incomplete, and fome of
the chapters are ftrangely tranfpofed, not by mif-
placing the leaves, but in the writing ; as appears by
comparing the book with the table of * chapters. It is
written in adialeft of Italian. The Author fays he had
compofed it alfo in Latin. " Dunca per commune
utilitate, e diletto, fo quefta opera vurgare : benche
io Thaia ia fatta Latina, co 'un Latino moito legante :
ma Popera no* e tanto ordinata, ne tanto copiofa come
quefta/' The Author profeffes to have been an eye
witnefs of what he relates, & therefore deferves the
more attention. Written on Paper, 302 pages.
The 17th (p. 164.) and many other chapters are
wanting. Chapter 27 occurs at p. 234. Chap. 26 after
it at 273, & Chap. 23 later than either at p. 293. xv.
3544- ^
Annals of Ireland, from the year 1594^*1613. Run-
ning title " Chronicles of Elizabeth Queene of Ire-
land" — " Chronicles of James King, &c." They are
digefted into Annals, & begin abruptly, with reference
in the firft page to former parts of the work.
It does not appear by whom thefe annals were com-
piled, unlefs the following infeription, on the laft leaf but
one, bears any reference to the whole book, which is
doubtful.
" Certayne Oppofitions whear in the Lis. Knights*
Cytizens and Burgeflis recufants againft the Lo. Dep.
and his poceedings (in his ma<»behalfe) to the late
High Courte of Ptmente.
Collected and gathered by William Farmer Chyrur-
gian : and are fett downe in this manefcripte onely to the
vewe of the righte honorable the Lord Chichefter, his
Highnes Deputye generall in Ireland."
3545-
Legendarium San&orum. A Thoma Apoftolo ad Pela*
gium : foliis 370. xv.
Codex membranaceus, ,variis manibus exaratus.
3546.
1. u Hiftoria delle Famiglie antiche e nobili Romane."
XVIII.
The families whofc hiftories are recorded, are the foU
lowing. Orfini, Colonna, Savelli, Conti, Pierleoni,
Cefarini, Cefi, Anguillari, Gaetani, Mattei, Sforza,
Thefe are the ancient families. Then follow the families
raifed by the Popes, and naturalized in Rome. " Ordine
delle famiglie alzate da Pontefici, e fatte Romane."
Thefe are Farnefe, Bonella, Buoncompagni, Peretta,
Aldobrandina, Borghefe, Ludovifia, Barberina, Pam-
filia, Chigi, Rofpigliofi, Altieri, Odefcalchi. Here
ends the account of particular families ; the arms of
each being well blazoned on a feparate leaf & prefixed
to the family. What follows is more general, and has
this title.
« Hiftoria,
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Num. 3546 — 3550.
<« Hiftoria, et origine delle nobili Famiglie d'ltalia,
divife in Provincie, Citta, Terre, e Caitella."
The Book is neatly written on Paper, and was evidently
drawn up about 168". (the date of 1686 occurs in the
book) certainly befc're the Death of Innocent XI in
i68o)whofe family is the laft mentioned, (Odefcalchi) :
and in that chapter he is faid to be living, at the age of
76. This would lead to the exaft date of the book, if
neceffary. See N* 3562.
2. Breviarium Jufti Lipfii, de re nummana. Tracta-
tus hie, qui Lipfianam indolem fatis fpirat, inter Lipfii
Opera non editus eft ; et eft forfan omnino meditus.
Conftat quinque capitulis, quorum titulos hie adponimus.
1. " Quidnummus, pecunia, moneta,quando et a quibus
inventa. 2. Varietas in materie nummorum, aliquid de
luteo, fcorteo, ferreo, plumbeo, nummo dittum. 3. De
sereo nummo, quotuplex et quanti fuerit. 4. De argenteo
nummo f quotuplex numeratio et asftimatio. 5. De
aureo nummo." PerutiHs videtur hie tra&atus. Extat in
operibus Lipfii tra&atus de pecunia veterum Romanorum,
fed omnino diverfus.
Libellus chartaceus. xvn.
3547-
< c Ordinc et Rcgola della Compagna di S. Maria della
Plata, di Fiorenza." Beautifully written on vellum,
& adorned with gold & colours : with a Portrait of a
Pope, probably Nicholas V. in the firft leaf. xvi.
35+8-
" Diario delle Rivoluzione di Meffina."
This was the Revolution in 1 674 when the Meflinefe
endeavoured to throw off the Yoke of Spain, and
called in the French. Louis XIV. gave up the Conteft
early in 1676.
This narration commences in June 1 674, and is con-
tinued to the 30th of Oftober 1675. It appears to be
written in elegant Italian. See a French work on the
fame fubjett N° 4454. and Letters relating to it,
4516 & 17.
3549-
A Hiftory of Venice, in Italian, and apparently the
Venetian dialeft. The author paflcs rapidly over the
early hiftory of the Country & begins, in the fecond
leaf, with Paulo, the firft Doge. It is continued to
*439- , xv.
This MS. is fairly written on Paper, but with many
contractions. Spaces are left for the illumination of initial
Letters, but no illumination is completed.
3550.
" Ayifo piacevole dato alia bella Italia da un Nobile
Giovane Francefe, fopra la mentita data dal Sere-
niffimo Re di Navarra al papa Sefto V."
This is a humorous piece, on the Excommunication
of Henry IV of France, by Sixtus V. pag. i— 17. At
page 1 8, occurs the following title. " II naturale e vivo
ritratto del papa, e di tutta la Corte Ecclefiaftica papefca,
cavato dal Antichita, come fi ritrova nelli fcritti di Dante,
del Petrarcha, e dal Boccacio, che fono i tre principali
lumi della lingua volgare Italiana."
Tbefe are Paflages againft the Pope, & papal Court,
extracted from Dante, Petrarch & Boccacio. They are
followed by 51 Sonnets, attributed (perhaps jocularly)
to Boccacio ; and at the end the firfl title is recapitulated
" Finifce il piacevole avifo," &c. xvi.
Num.355£— 3553. .
355 1 '
Platonis Phasdo per Leonardum Aretinum in Latinum
converfus. Praemittitur Epiftola A <rctini ad Nicolaum
Nicoli, et Dedicatio ad Papam Innocentem VII. Codex
bene fcriptus, membranaceus. xv.
Tituli fequentes in primo folio occurrunt, ct repetuntur.
" Liber Phedronis (fie) fcriptus manu mei Nicolai de
Canulio, Notarii et Cancellarii Januenfis."
" Die X Febru mcccclvij. D Profpcr Fillius D. Nico-
lay donavit hunc Librum D. Comiti Alberto Scotto."
3552.
A collection of political tra£ts in Italian, of the 16th and
17th Centuries. The following titles, are taken exa&ly
from the Book.
1. " Difcorfo. Se convenga a Prencipe Italiano in
ragione di Stato, defiderar reflaltatione del Re di
Navarra. xvi.
2. " Relatione, Del Re di Perfia detto il Soffi, nelia
quale oltre la qualita, et quantita dello ftato fuo fi rac-
conta la guerra che egli hebbe col Gran Turco, l'Anno
1553. J n fieme con mold altri parricolari."
3. " Succefib della Guerra fra Sultan Amorat Impera-
tore de Turchi, et Sach Mehemet Cothuent Re di
Perfia, et li Giorgiani Criftiani dell' 1577, fin tutto
l'Ano 1582/'
4. " Relatione del Re di Perfia et degli Stati fuoi, fatta
dal Mag° m. Viscnze degli AlelTandri, nel Ecc mo Senato
di Venetia l'Anno 1571.**
5. " Relatione di Roma del Clarifs 0 . Signor Michel
Soriano, Cavaliere, ritornato Ambas rc da N. S :a Papa
Pio Quinto, per la Sereniffima Rep ca di Venetia, V Anno
157'"
6. u Trattato della conclufione della. lega fatta dal
Clarifsmo s rc Michel Soriano, l'anno 1570.''
7. " Relatione fatta dal Signor Jacomo Palazzi Al-
bertonij, alii SS {i Confervatori, etinclito Popolo Romano,
nel ritorno dal Sig r Cardinal Farnefe, a di x di Giugnio.
1 59 1. Nel Campidoglio, et publico Confeglio, ,,
8. " Relatione del Clariflimo Signore Marcantonio
Barbaro, ritornato Bailo di Coftantinopoli, di Sultan
Selim Imperatore de Turchi Tanno 1573."
9. 66 Difcorfo del Clariflimo Marcantonio Barbaro,
ritornato Bailo dk Coftantinopoli, dato a parte all' eccel-
lentiflimo Senato Veneto, doppo la fua Relatione."
10. " Recordi per i Miniftri de* Prencipi in gene-
rale. 0
11. " Relatione di Spagna, fatta dair Ill^et Ecc m D
Sig r Ambafc rc Ordinario, per la Ser :n * Republica di
Venetia 1627." XVIU
3553-
A colle&ion fimilar to the preceding.
1 . " Relatione del Clariflimo Mg. Giovanni Correro,
Ambafciatore della Ser a Signoria di Venetia al Re
Chriftianifs 0 referito nel Senato l'Anno 1568." 1.
2. " Relatione di M. Antonio Soriano, Dottor, et
Cavagliere, Oratore a Roma per rill ,u fignoria di
Venetia l'Anno i535 ,>> 69.
3. c< Relatione del Clarifs 0 Gio. Michelc venuto Am-
bafciar d'Inghilterra dalla Serenifs !U I Regina Maria l'Anno
1557. 0 111.
In this traft (p. 1 50, &c.) is a curious account of
Queen Mary herfelf, defcribing her ftature, perfon, &
many particulars. At the end it is fubferibed " Refferita
nel Senato il 3 di Maggio 1^59."
4. " Relatione del Clariflimo M. Bernardo Navagofo
Ambas rc per la Serenifs 1 fig* di Venetia preffo Papa Paolo
Quarto."
Second title. " Relatione di Roma." 228.
11 5« Relatione
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Num. 3553 — 355 6 *
$. " Relatione del Clariffimo M. Michel Soriano
ritornato Ambafciatore dal Re Filippo, per Vlll™ fignotfa
diVenetia. l'Anno 1560/* 299.
See Art. 5 in N° 355a. which is a fubfequent report
by the fame Author. The date was originally written
1553: but is altered (apparently by the fame hand) to
6. " Relatione del Clariffimo M. Gerolamo Lippo-
mano ritornato Ambafciatore per rill* 1 fign a di Venetia
dal Serenifs 0 Signor Ducadi Savoia TAnno 1573." 377-
7. Relatione del Clariffimo M. Nicolo Tiepolo ritor-
nato Ambafciatore dal Convento di Nizza, dove fu fatto
l'abbocamento della S u di Papa Paolo Terzo con Carlo
Quinto Imper*, et col Re Franccfco primo, dove fu con-
clufa la triegua per x anni." 449.
8. *' Relatione dell 1 Ecc m0 Sig r D. Filippo Perniften
Imperial Ambafcia re della Maefta Cefarea al Gran Pren-
cipe di Mofcovia Fanno 1579." 501.
9. " Relatione delli ftati di Fiandra fatta nel Con-
feglio d'Anverfa Fanno 1582. il primo di Decembre."
525.
10. " Relatione dell' entratain Anverfa del S. Duca
d'Alanzone per Duca di Brabante, et Marchefe del
Sacro Romano Imperio. alii xix di Feb° 1582." 530.
1 1. u Lettera del Duca d'Alanzon al Papa, giuftificando-
fi di effere partito dalla Corte di Francia. Di. Bles. li 2 1
d*7bre 1575. 538.
3554-
A paper book of tra£s in various Languages.
1. " Compendiolum Praftices Curiarum commiffaria-
tum coram Praelatis Romanae Curia?." xvi.
2. " De Signatura Gratiae et Juftitise tra&atus." Cum
indice Capitum fatis locuplete.
3. " Difcorfo fatto m materia di Sede vacante."
4. c< Conclave ovefu creato PapaGregorio 13% 1572."
5. " Conclave nell quale fu creato Papa il Cardinal
Mont' alto, li 24 d'Aprile 1585, et chiamofli Sixto
Quinto."
6. " Conclave di Papa Gregorio 14, nel quale fi rac-
conta diftintamente tutte l'attioni che in effo fono occorfe
nel anno 1591."
7. " Difcorfo fopra Telettione del futuro pontifice, fatto
nella fede Vacante di Gregorio 14, dell Mefe di Ottobre
1591V
8. " Difcorfo notabile per la Sede Vacante di Papa
Gregorio xiv, dove fu creato Innocentio nono "
9. " Privilegios que fua mageftade concede a Joao Wat-
fon Ingles Mercador, em ar na Cidade de Faro R n " do
Algarve Anno de 1633." In Portuguese, The original
official Inftrument,
3555-
Sonetti e Canzoni di Francefco Petrarcha. xv.
w Jacobus Maria de Mannellis fcripfit, a°. 1471."
Written on Vellum.
At the end of this MS. is a modern remark, fuggeft-
Jng that it mud have been written while the author was
alive ; but this is evidently erroneous, the date being
1 47 1, as fet down in the Catalogue, and not 137 1, as
that writer had fuppofed.
3556-
Luc. Jun. Moderati Columellas, de Re Ruftica, libri 9
medii. Defunt enim primus, undecimus, & duode-
cimo. Incipit autem capite 1. libri ii, ad verba w aut
geminos paren" Definit verfu 361 libri decimi.
u Ter, circum areola* , it fepem ducitur borti"
Codex membranaceus. xv.
Cat. Uakl. Vol. HI,
Num. 3557— 3562.
3557-
An.Manl.Torq. Sev. Boetii, de Confolatione Philofophiae,
liber. Cum annotationibus marginalibus, et inter-
linearibus. Codex membranaceus. xv.
3558.
" II Maggio; overo, II Palio conquiftato; Poema s
Epico-giocofo, di Giovan. Camillo Perefio. Dedicate
al Fran. Maria de Medici." xvn.
In the vulgar dialeft of Rome. This poem was pub-
lifted in 1 683, and the author died the fame year. See
Crefcimbcni T. i. p. b. This Copy is very fairly written^
on Paper.
3559-
1. " La Vita della S. Marii Magdalena, con molte
devote meditationi *' in 53 Chapters. xv.
2. Hymns to Chrift, and the Virgin, in praife of Mary
Magdalen, &c.
Well written, on vellum.
3560.
" Relatione dello Statodell' Imperio, & della Germania,
per tutto Fanno 1628." In another hand, is added
to this title " Johannis Ravenfcrofti." 273 leaves.
" Supplices Libelli, feu Petitiones Civitatum, aliorumq;
locorum Status Urbinatenfis, ad Sedem Apoftolicam
devoluti. Refolutiones Congregationis fuper Rebuy
Cameralibus ejufdem Status. Gratia a S mo D. N. Ur-
bano viii. eifdem conceflac." 163 1. Though the title is
Latin, the whole book is Italian. 117 leaves, xvn,
3562-
I. " Difcorfo di M. Gio : Francefco Commendone,
hora Cardinale fopra la Corte di Roma, al fignor Giro*
lamo Savorgnano." xvi.
2. " Inftruttione al Cardinal Ginetti, Legato a latere
per afTiftere al Congreffo in Colonia de Plenipotentiarii
per la Pace underrate." 93.
3. " Liga perpetua inter Pium V., Regem catholicum,
& Venetos, contra Turcas, a° 157 1. 214.
4. " Efortatione al Re Filippo d'andar in perfona alia
guerra." 228.
5. " Efortatione di M. Bartholomeo Cavalcante alia
fignoria di Venetia, a nome del Re di Francia, per la con-*
federatione contra PImperatore." 240.
6. l< Difcorfo overo efortatione fatta al Duca di
Tofcana, fopra Fingiuftitia dell' invafione dello Stato
Ecclefiaftico. 1643." 2 ^°*
7. " Difcorfo dell* ingratitudine de Barberini, et come
dovevano pratticare i Cardinali nell* elettione del novo
Pontifice." 276.
8. " — del Riccioli, al Fran. Lotino, delle
guerre dei Chriftiani. 316.
9. " al Cardinal Carrafa, per haver Siena.
dall* Imperatore.*\ 328.
10. " Refolutioni d'un Politico Cat co fopra il corrent*
dubbio, Se N. Sig rc Paolp V° Pontefice Maffimo nella
Chiefa di Dio* dee ammettcre il Matrimonio fra la foreila
del Gran Duca Catolica, et il figlio del Re d'Inghilterra
Heretico. Et cio, tanto per Ragion di Stato, quanto
di Religione : lafciata pero la queftion Theologale a chi
tocca." & 340.
II. " Relatione della gran Citta del Quinfsu, nitta
dal Sig° r Contugo Contughi da Volterra, nella quale
fomariamqnte fi racconta quello che ct Marco Polo et
M altri
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Num. 3362 — 3567.
altri ne intefero, et quanto dalle moderne Relationi d'huo-
mini religiofi et degni di fede fi c potuto cavare." 356.
In feventeen Chapters.
12. «« Relation del primo congreffo fatto dalhdeputati
dell' Imperatore et Re di Francia, preffo Cales, per la
Pace tra dette M'* delle principaje domande, et poi la
trieeua che fegui per cinque anni." 401.
13. " Rifpoftadel Re Chriftianiffimo circa le cofe del
Concilio." , . t , „
14. " Del governo della repuWica Luccheie. 421.
1 5. " Del Governo della RepublicadiGenoua." 43 1 ■ .
16. "Ragguaglio delle Famiglie piu principali di
Roma." See No. 3546. » 449 *
17. " Officij Antichi, et moderni della Corte Romana,
fcretti de diverfi Pontefici, fino al Pontificate di Papa P10
Quarto, dove c notato quelle che fi fogliono vender e
fruttare." . .... *V*
18. «• Vifio fuper Germaniam, venerabihs Dm iJar-
tholo'maei Holzaufer qui AuthoreDeo incepit inftitutum
Clericorum in commune viventium. Anno 1640." 4I&7.
«« Bought by my Lord of M' Noel 1716. H. W.*'
35 6 3-
1. «« Thefaurarius Papae, five Pontificalia ^rariiPrae-
fe£his." Per Jacobum Cohellium. Liber ell Thefaurarii
Papae officium defcribens. xvi.
a. «* Difcorfi della monarch** di Spagna, di fra Tho-
mafo Campanella."
This appears a mafterly traft, in 32 Chapters, treating
diftinaiy of all the States direftly or bdiredly connected
with Spain.
35 6 4-
1. Riftretto delle Antichita di Roma. xvii.
a. De variis fummi Pontificis redditibus, liber.
«. Inftruttione al Vice-Re Di Napoli.
4. Relatione della morte del Cardinal Carafa, 8tc.
'^MemorialefopragliannalidiTacito.
6. Antiquitates Urbis Conftantinopolitanas. Ex Bib-
liotheca Vaticana extra&a:.
7. Morte di TroiloSavelli, Baron Romano, decapitato
a 8?°Morte ii Troilo Savelli, &c. Another trad on the
fame fubjecr.
3 565:
1. Johannit Boccacii, de cafibus viror. illuftrium 9
libn. ,
1. Albertini Mufiati Tragoedia Eccermis : i.e. de
tyrannide Eccerini vel Acciolini, Veronenfis, funeftoque
cms exitu. Edita funt Muflati five Muftati Opera,
Venet. 1636 fol. vid. Fabric. Bibl. Med. 14. Lib. i. in
Albertini. Codex membranaceus, pulcher.
3S 66 -
1. Dell' Itinerario d'Aleffandro Geraldini, Vefcovo di
San* Domenico. Index praefigitur manu, ut dicitur,
Petri de Sanfto Bartholi. fol. 76. xvi.
2. Relatione dell' Ethiopia. Pars libri eft Johannis
Bermudes, Lilbonas impreffi, 1 565. 78.
3 . Vita di Profpero Publicola, 1514.
4. Hiftoria fraternitatis de S.Trinitate, a°. 1548.
fundatae.
35 6 7-
The Italian Poetry of Petrarch complete ; beautifully
written, on vellum, & finely illuminated, but the paint-
ings a little damaged. To the firft fonnets, fome illuf-
trations are neatly interlined in a more modern hand.
Written for fome Cardinal, whofe Arms are in the be-
ginning.
The general title is " Francifci Petrarchae Poetae Flor.
• Rithmi vulgares." At the end is, " Manu Matthai
Num. 3568, 3569.
olim eximii equitis et do&oris, domini Herculani de
Contugiis de Vulterris." Compare the Triumphs here
with N° 35 1 7. xv.
3568.
1. Antonii Panermitae Epiftolae. Hujus Epiftolart^ra
libri V. editi, Venet. 1 553. 4 to vid. Fabr. xy.
2. Epiftola Philippi ad Ariftotelem, Latinc.
3. Leonardi Aretini Oratio. " Lex fuit vetufta Sd-
lonis."
4. Epiftola ad Marafium Siculum. " Fon*
" quidam, fi fabulis picturifq; credimus." ,
5. PulexPoetade ortu et cbitu Hermaphroditi.
" Quum mea me genitrix gravido geftaret in alvo."
6. Epufolae, Guarini, Belbelli, Ifotae Nogarolae, Ma-
phaei Vegii, Poggii, Philelphi, &c.
7. Oratio habita ad principium ftudii Anno Domini
I437°penultima Odobris.
8. Guarini Veronenfis Oratio de laudibus Eloquential,
et ftudiorum humanitatis. Oratio ejufdem pro infigni
praetore Veronenfi Paulo Truno ; ct Epiftola ad Fivncif-
cum Barbarum.
9. Oratio per D. Erafmum 15 Julii M39»
10. Oratio anonymipro gradu Doftoratus.
11. Lepidi Comici, (ut dicta eft) Philodoxis Fabula.
Sed revera, Leonis Baptiftae Alberti.
12. Johannis Laniolae, (five de Lana) Bononienfis, a4
Guidantonium Lambertinum, de pudicitiae five caftitaiis
laudibus. 1459. Deeft folium unum e tribus.
1 3. Guarini Epiftola ad Madium.
14. Antonii Barrizii Canteriaria, Comoedia.
J 5- Ugolini Pifani Comoedia, quae ad num.3328. EphU
genia votatur. Fcemina autem Pbilo&enia hie di&a eft f
non Ephigenia. Falso igitur, ut videtur, huic auftori
tribuitur alia Comoedia, Philogenia di&a. (F. Walker on
Italian Tragedy, p. 3 5 . )
16. Formulae Epiftolicae, ut videntur, cum fragment!*
Epiftolarum alia manu fcriptis, et confuse interpofitis.
17. Jumforti Bazizii oratio habita pro fponfalibus.
18. Epiftolae duo Johannis Laniolse (fup. 12 ) Venetii*
fcriptae 1454.
1 9. Epiftola Ambrofii ad Matthaeum quendam.
20. Oratio anonyma.
21. -Excerpta quaedem ex Leon. Aretini fcriptis, pet
Fridericum Steinhufer, Anno 1460.
5 2. Initium M.T. Ciceronis de Oratore, ufque ad
caput v Ed 3 Erneft. ad verba " omnes animorum motus,
quos hominum generi rerum natura tribuit, penitus per-
nofcendi/*
1 23. " Epiftola Poggii Florentini ad Nicolaum, ^d#
defcriptione balncorum."
24. Epiftola ejufdem ad Leon. Aretinum de JeronijnOt.
Per Fr. Steinhufer ut fupra, An. 1463.
Liber Chartaceus, manibus variis fcriptus.
35 6 9-
Various trafts, Italian, Latin. &c.
1. iC Relatione dell Imperio Turchefco fatto dal 111"*
et Ecc m ° Chr. Valliero, Bailo per la ferenis a Republica di
Venetia, 16 15." • ^o*.
2. 44 Regnorum, Divitiarum Gubernationis,Foederum,
&rerum notabiliorumHifpanicIlflumHiftoria. ,, InSpanilh.
With a table of Contents. iUfo, in another hand, th*
Hiftory of fome of the Emperors.
3. " II Catalogo delli tre trachii del Regno di Sicilia."
4. Epitaphium, five Laudatio in funere Ferdinandi
Medicei, magni Heturiae Ducis : perDanielem Ereniitam,
a° 1609.
5. Danielis Eremitae, Iter Germanicum : five, Epiftola
ad Equitem Camillum Guidum fcripta, de legatioilS ad
Rodulphum Caefarem, & aliquot Germaniae Principes*
1600. Partes prima ct ultima alia manu fuppletae. ^
1 1. Regiftrum
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357o.
^ t • Rcgiftrum'Bullarum & Chartarumab Urbano iiiin-
cipiens ad Archiepifcopatum Narbonenlem fpcchmlium,
Liber olim Helnenfis h pifcopi. fol. 67. cum paucis
pnefixis. xv nu
1. 44 Raines que las tres hordenes mendicantes, S.
Domingo. S. Francifco, y S. Auguftin, dan pordonde
noles conviene fubje&ar fus Religiofos al examen de
los Obifpos : recopidadas por fray Juan de Torg' mada,"
fcc. An account of the Contents is prefixed in Englifl).
3. ^ 44 Memorial dado al Rey, en razon de que'entren
religiofos de la horden de St, Franc 0 , a la converfion de
Japon y China," &c.
4. " Dudafe en que privelegios concede el pontifice
autoridad,para que puedan los religiofos conocer en los
matrimonios in foro contenciofo. ,,
5. A printed report of three Spanifli divines in the
Philippines, on a bull of Pope Gregory XIV.
6. The tranflation, in Spanifli, of a Bull of Clement
VIII. forbidding the Religious of both fexes to accept
prefents: printed alfo.
7. MS. " Carte que contien algiinas nuevas tocantes
a la million y chriftiandad de la China, y algunas otras
del Govierno coftumbres, y polifia del mifmo Reyno."
8. " Relation para nueftro Padre Provincial y para
€onfuelo de los demas hermano de noftra Provincia de
Sand Gregorio, de las cofas mas notables que an fub-
fecido efte ano de mill y feis cientos y feis en efta conver-
fion del Japon." 1606.
Signed Fray Alonzo Munoz. A report is fubjoined
from Fray Luis Sobelo.
9. A report on theftate of Arragon, in Spanifli. 1592.
All on Paper.
357i-
" La vita de Joachy, eAnna, e Maria, e Yefu Crifto."An
* Italian Legendary Hiftory of the Holy Family ; illu-
minated throughout, but in a very coarfe ftyk. On
Vellum, xv.
3572.
*. Relatione di Milano del 1591. xvi.
2. 44 Difcorfo fopra le potenti cagioni che debbono
fpingere il Re Cattolico piu tofto allTmprefa dTnghilterra,
che a quella di Fiandra. Ove fi difmoftra anco con
quanta 6 facilita, 6 non molto dificolt& fi potria con-
feguire."
3. 44 Relatione d'Inghilterra del 111" 10 Sig* Nicolo Mo-
lino, Card lc ritornato da quell* Ambas cia Tanno 1707."
66.
4. Conclave diPapa Gregorio 15.
3573-
The Fiametta of Boccacio complete. At the end is
written. " Qui fin : f che il libro chiamato Elegia i
miferia della nobile donna Mad n * Fiametta mandato da
lei a tu&e le donne innamorate. Chompofto dalo
eximio poeta meflere giovanni bochacci da firenze. Deo
gratias. Amen." No date : written on Paper. See
Mfo N° 5427. It has been often publifbed, & was
early tranflated into Engiifh.
3574 v
* € Raccolta di tutte le Scritture politiche ufcite tra Papa-
lini e Francefi per le brighe occorfe in Roma, anni
1662 & 1663." This is only a firft volume, & ends
abruptly in the laft Article but one ; according to the
table of contents, which extends alfo to Vol. u. xvn.
Num. 3575 — 3579-
S575-
Don Pedro's Hiftory of the Royal delcent of Spain, in
Spanifli: with this title.
44 El Admirable Libro de la decendecia de Los Reyes
de Efpana. Y comobiene de los Godos, y de Los Reyes
de Navarra, Aragon, Francia, y Portugal, y de todos los
Linajes que por fu Linea re&a decicden de las mejores
Cafa$ de Efpaiia. Compuefto por el Conde Don Pedro,
hijo de Rey don Dionis de Portugal. Con las anotationea
de Turita en fus Marjenes." Written on Paper.
357 6 -
An Account of the families in Medina, Italian j with
this Title.
44 II Libro degli Famiglie de Mefline V xvi.
Contains 205 leaves : with a complete Alphabetical
index of names prefixed. On Paper.
3577-
1. La Ficheide del Molza : e il Commento d'Annifyalc
Caro. xvi.
2. 44 Relatione dell' Ecc m * Erizzo Ambafciatore
Veneto in Roma, al Ser m0 Doge, et al Senato Ecc m ° fopra
10 ftato prefente del Pontifice Clemente xi. Con divcrfe
olTervazioni fopra la Corte Romana." 54.
3. 44 Oratio Heliogabali Imperatoris habita in concione
ad meretrices -."quam a Leon. Aretino compofitam pleriq;
credunt.
4. 44 Compendio di Memorie Iftoriche della Citta di .
Pifa, racolte dal dottore Gio. Ant. Pieracini, Cittadino
Fiorentino."
5. An old Italian poem on various fubje&s, in four
books, coarfely illuminated. The title, & part of the
firft chapter are wanting. It is marked as having been
bought by Lord Oxford of M r Noel in 1716. xv.
Book 1. has 9 chapters, on the Creation and fome
celeftial phenomena.
Book 2. has this argument. 44 Incipit liber ij ubi tra&a-
tur de fortuna, reprobando Dante." The other chapters
are on various moral fubje£b, as far as chap. 29.
Book 3. " Incipit liber tertius, in quo traftatur de
virtute amoris, de animalibus, lapidibus, &c."
Book 4. 44 ^Incipit tra&atus de interrogation! bus.
Liber quartus." It begins at Chap. 86 At the end is
the date 1481. The whole Volume on Paper.
3578.
Varia Latine, et nonnulla Italice fcripta, de Ele&ionibus
Paparum. Liber chartaceus.
1. 44 Obitus Eugenii Papas quarti, et Conclave Nicolai
Papae quinti."
2. 44 Conclave Calixti Papae Tertii."
3. 44 Conclave Leonis Papas Decmu^'
4. 44 Conclave quo Adrianus fextus Pontifiex elettua
fuit."
5. 44 Conclave di Paolo Terzo, per morte di Clemente
SettimoTAnno 1534."
6. 44 Conclave et Creatio Julii Tertii Pont. Max."
7. 44 Conclave quo Julius Papa Terlius creatus fuit,
per D. Joannem Francifcum Binum Florentinum, facri
Collegii Cardinalium clericum. 1 549."
8. Difcorfo del Conclave nella Sede vacante del Gre-
gorio 13 4 dove poi fu creato Papa Siflo 5.
9. 44 Difcorfo di Gio. Ant. Raymondo Cornafco fopra
11 fucceflbre di Sifto 5."
1 o. Speculativi fopra una fedia vacante.
11. 44 Exertatio ad Conclave. "
12. Giuditio fopra le Scritture paflate fra Gio. Fran.
Lottino et M. Fel. Gaulterio circa Tattione de Conclavi,
con replica.
.3579-
Francifci Petrarchac,de Remediis utriufq; Fortuna, libri 2.
Codex perpulchre fcriptus, membranaceus, .xy.
A prole
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Num. 3580 — 3585.
3580.
A profe tranflation of the Metamorphofes of Ovid, in
Italian. On the firft leaf is an old date, of 1557.
A Paper book. xvi.
3581.
Dante Alighieri, Comedia dell* Inferno, del Purgatorio,
& del Paradifo : dated 1464. xv.
Subjoined are the Capitok* of Jacopo, fome verfes on
the Death of Dante, and a Sonnet by Cino, with another
in anfwer to it. The whole on Paper.
3582.
Galfridi Anglici Poetria novella, de quinq; partibus
Rhetoricae facultatis. Galfridus hie five Gualterus, de
Vino Salvo (Vine-Sauf) Stirpe Normannus, gente An-
glus (unde Anglici cognomen) claruit circa initia faec.
xiii, et fuperftes poftAn. 1245. Vid. Fabr. B. Med. et
Inf. Lat. Lib.vii. Poema hoc adlnnocentemlll. fcrip-
tum eft, au&ore Roma verfante. Codex membrana-
ceus. xiii.
3583-
Grammatica metrica. " Scribere Clericulis paro doc-
trinale novellis." Scripta a° 1286. Scil. Liber Alex-
andri Dolenfis, idem qui ad 3404. defcribitur. Cum
Commentario ampliflimo. Codex membranaceus,
clare fcriptus.
3584-
1. Capitoli fatti fra il Re di Francia H. 4*, con il
gran Turcho, 1604.
2. " Difcorfo del Stato & Imperio del Turcho, nel
quale fi contengono mold belli particV — 3 books,
3585.
A large collection of Papers, chiefly in Italian, with
thefe titles.
1. Difcorfo lopra il rifervarfi i Cardinal! in petto.
XVII.
2. Inftruttione datta dal Marchefe di Bedmar gia Am-
bafciatore del Re cattolico in Venetia, 1629, a ^ on Luigi
Brano fuo fucceffore.
. 3. Relatione della ftato, forze, & governo del Duca
di Fiorenza.
4. Relatione di Venetia, fatta da D. Alfonfo della
Cueva Marchefe di Bedmar, hoggi Cardinale 16 19.
5. Relatione di tutte le revolutioni nel regno di
Napoli.
6. Difcorfo fopra reffemptioni che godono i Refi-
denti de Prencipi.
7. Relatione della caduta del Conte Duca d'Olivares
dalla gratia del l< e cattolico.
8. Satira contro i Parteggiani d'ltalia, di Francia &
di Spagna.
9. Difcorfo de gli danni dell Herefie nella Francia.
10. Propofte et rifpofte del riccuimento dell* Ambaf-
ciatore del Duca di Braganza come Re di Portugallo da
Papa Innocentio X°.
1 1. Relatione della Citta di Roma Tanno 1641.
1 2. Cofe che giuftamente puo domandare la Sede
Apoftolica al Re di Spagna.
13. Propofte curiofe fatte da ungentil Corteggiano,
con le fue Rifpofte.
14. Trattato della prudente & accorta con erfatione
con gli altri huomini.
1 5. Mcnita fecreta Jefuitarum : five, Inftru&io fecreta
pro Superioribus Societatis Jefu.
16. RifpoftaallaDefcrittione contro Padri Giefuiti.
17. " Defcrittione per Inftruttione a' Prencipi, della
manitra con la quale fi governano politicamente li Padri
Gefuiti, fatta da perfona religiofa, et totalmente fpaffio-
nata." This fhoujd precede the-former, w ch is a reply to it.
18. Inftruttione del Cardinale Ginetti, Legato per la
pace generate.
Num. 3585—3588.
1 9. Memoriale col quale fu fupplicato Papa Urbano
viii. per la promotione al Cardinalato di Vifconti Arcivef-
covo di Caufla, del Re di Polonia e Suetia.
20. Capitula a Cardinalibus in Conclavi jurata, pro
bono et felici regimine Status Ecclefiaftici, ante eie&io-
nem Innocentii decimi, a° 1644.
21. Ricordiper li Miniftri del Re Cattolico nel cor-
rente Conclave d'Urbano 8.
22. Anatomia, nella quale fi difcorre di tutti li foggetti
Papabili, loro qualita, e fattioni, fatta nel Conclave di Ur-
bano 8.
23. Racconto vero ch'e feguito tra il Prefctto di Roma
ed il Sig. Cav. G. da Pefaro, Ambafciatore Veneto, Tanno
1631.
24. Conclave & fuccefli nella fede vacante di Urbano 8 :
con la felice aflbntione al Pontificato di Gio. Batt. Card.
Panfilio, che s'e nominato Innocentio 10.
25. Ragionamento di Carlo 5 0 Imp. al Filippo 2 fuo
figlio, nella confegnatione del governo de fuoi ftati & Regni.
26. Difcorfo de fuccefli dell' armi di Spagna, dai
Conte Henrico di Bergh, fino alia prefa di Gravelinga.
27. Racconto di alcuni fuccefli della Cafa di Lorena.
28. Raggioni, con le quale chiaramente fi da a dive-
dere,'che la Francia nonvuol dare lapace alChriftianefimo.
29. Teftamentum Chriftianum et politicum Cardinalis
Richelii.
30. Relatione di Vincente Fedele, ritornato Ambafcia-
tore daF Fiorenza alia Venetia, 1561.
31. " Raifons reprefentees au Pape Innocent x c fur
quelques ufurpations pretendues faits par ion predecef-
feur Urbain 8 C fur ]e Due de Ferrare."
32. 44 Descriptions ou Memoires des Forces, Religion?,
et Coutumes des Princes et Royaumes de l'Europe."
Imperfeft, beginning at fol. 8.
The titles of thefe two laft are taken from the French
table of Contents, prepared for Seguier, to whofe col-
lection the book belonged ; but the Papers are Italian*
35864
Libri regiftrorum duo fimul compa&i, membranacei ;
1. Regiftrum Cartarum Monafterii S. Martini de Bello,
in Com. Suflex. Liber imperfe&us, k folio 36 incipient
Numeiantur autem ad 99. " xiv. .
2. Regiftrum cartarum Monafterii S. Mariae, et S.
Leonardi de Pyonia five de Wormfleyv folia habens 77.
In principio fcriptum eft, " Hunc codicem in Biblio-
theca quae eft in Caftro Bramtonienfi repertum fecum
advexit Dominus meus, A.D. 1722."
3. Two Englifh Letters, bound in at the end. One
from Tho. Blount Efq. dated Orleton 11 Dec. 1676$
the other from Tho. Goad, Baliol Coll. Oft. 26. 1676.
3587-
1. Boetii Eponis Frifii, Commentarius in varia*
quaeftiones juris Caroli Molinaei. xvi.
2. Decretalium Gregorii 9. paratitlaris explicatio,
Cum indice praefixo, et notis marginalibus feriore manu
additis. 1592.
3. Iterum, in Decretalium colledtionem aliquam ex«
plicationes. " Exfcribebat W. Rumelius 1592."
4. ColledUo ejufdem generis. 1 59 1 .
5. - alia. 1592.
3588.
Colle&io chartarum variarum ; praecipue de Jure civili.
1. Index Digeftorum, Conftitutionum, & Inftitutio*
num juris civilis. xvi.
2. Hiftoria Juris a Juftin* compofiti, cum indice pre-
fixo et Titt. Lib. 4 Inftitutionum.
3. Sele&ae Juris civilis Decifiones.
4. De verborum Juris fignificatione.
5. De diverfis regulis Juris antiqui.
6. Imperatorum nomina, quorum Conftituticnes 12
iibris funt infers
9 7. Coryunftione s
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7. Conjun&iones Titulorum five Rubricarunl Utriufq;
juris.
8. Taxae Poenitentiarisc Apoftolicac.
9. Computum Bullarum provifionis, &c. &c.
10. " Informatio fuper expeditione Cathedralium Ec-
clefiarum."
11. Tabulae taxationum.
12. De Signatura Juftitias.
13. Taxatio alia.
14. Epiftola officialis ad quendam Carolum Maxault,
data Romae apud San&um Petrum, &c.
1 5. " Tenor concordati inter nobiles et Reverendos
Dominos A. & L."
16. Francifci Goethalfii, de judicio & artibus judicia-
xlis, liber. Cum indice praefixo.
17. La Pra&ique de France: compofe en forme
d'alphabet par M. de Coufages.
35*9-
Codex chartaceus, in quo habentur ;
r. Ludolphi de Suchem liber de Terra San&a, et
itinere fuo Hierofolymitano, ad Balduinum Epifcopum
Paderbornenfem, A. 1336. De hoc Libro Fabricius,
" Prodiit fub typographiae initia, ac deinde cum
fcriptis ejufdem argumenti, Joannis Mandevilii, et
Marci Pauli Veneti." Bibl. Med. et Inf. xi. xv.
2. Joannis Mandevilii Itinerarium ; cui praefixus eft
hie titulus " Incipit Itinerarius magiftri Johannis de Man-
develt, ad partes Hierofolymitanas, et ulteriores partes
tranlniarinas ; qui obiit Lcodii, A.D. 1382.*'
3590-
Concilii Conftantienfis Gefta. Cum tabula ampliflima
praefixa, fol. 403. Liber chartaceus. xvi.
3591.
Regiftrum Cartarum Carthufianorum Lovanii, anno
1 504 incorporatorum. Liber chartaceus. xvi.
3592.
HiIloriaHierofolymitana,abbreviata a Jacobo, Acconenfi
epifcopo. Scil. Jac° de Vitriaco. xvi.
Codex membranaceus.
3593-
Codex meir.branaccus, non obfeure fcriptus, in quo
habentur,
i. Laurenlii de Aquilegia, " Summa Di&aminis juxta
Doctrinam Tullii cenipofita." xv.
£r Opus hoc, Fabricio ignotum, a Cangio laudatur
ut MStum. Nec de auttorc quicquam habet Fabricius,
cujus infeitiae ex hoc Codice fubveniri poteft. Opus de
Rhetorica agit. Dcdicatio fie incipit. — " Vi£toriofiflimo
principi diio Phylippo divina magnificentia Franciae Regi
benigniffimo; cujus fidelis Magifter Laurentius Aqui-
legienfis, degens Pariiiis, fe ipfum ad pedes," &c. Ad
finem, fcribendi tempus his verbis defignatur j " Hanc
quidem compilationem Parifiis confummavi, tempore
beatiffimi et San&iflimi Patris diii BonifaciipapseO&avi^"
Scripfit ergo fub Philippo iv. pulchro appellato, et inter
An. 1294 et 1303.
^2. Epiftolae ejufdem Laurentii ; vel potius, magna ex
parte, formulae pro Epiftolis fcribendis.
3594-
1. Notulac medicae ex Galeno. ' xv.
2. Avicennae primi Canonis quarta. Fen, i. e. locutio.
Cum indice.
Cat. Harjl. Vol. III.
Num. 3594—3597-
2. Johannis Heben Mefne liber, de confolatione folu-
tivarum fimplicium. 49.
4. Girardi de Solo, Compehdium Medicinae breve &
utile.
5. Johannis de Torna inira, Receptae fecundum
urinas.
6. Aqua mirabilis ; revivificans, et de antiquo juve-
nem faciens.
7. Arnoldi de villa nova, Regimert de cura podagri-
comm.
8. Tabulae quae Medicum informant fpe-
cialiter, cum ignoratur aegritudo.
9. Adverfaria medica ; ad finem. Liber chartaceus.
3595*
1. A. M. Boethii Artis Arithmeticae Libri II. x.
Defunt tantum diagrammata in caput ultimum.
Sequitur folium ab opere quodam Aftronomico.
2. Ejufdem Boethii de Mufica Fragmenta. Scil. Lib. L
ab initio capitis 13, ad medium cap* 16. fuper folium
unicum. Lib. II. a medio capite 19, ad finem capitis 23*
Deeft vocabulum unicum " contingent" foliis duobus.
Sequitur conclufio libri 2. cum initio tertii, ad verba
Cc ipfa fefqui fextadecima,'' in cap. i m0 foliis duobus.
Sequitur, perverfo ordine Lib. II. cap. 25, (qui in MS to
xxvn) cum fragmento praecedentis, et fequentia, fere ad
finem capit. xxviii. ad verba " earn proportionem quae in
256." duobus foliis.
3. Libri duo Geometriae Euclidis a Boethio tranflati,
ad finem abaci, in capite de minutis Lib. 2. Quod
fequitur, fex foliis integris, aut a Boethio non procedit,
aut in Editionibus deeft. Extant hie etiam demonftra-
tiones trium priorum propofitionum quae in Edd. non
habentur.
Codex membranaceus, venerabilis*
359 6 -
1. Praepoftini Cremonenfis Commentarius fuper libro*
Sententiarum. xiv.
2. Liber qui dicitur, Tropus loquendi. <c Videmus
nunc per fpeculum."
3. De cafibus Confcientiae, liber. " Queritur de facnu
mentis legalibus." Codex membranaceus*
3597-
Liber chartaceus, in quo exftant ;
1. De adventu B. Agricii ad civitatem Treverenfenij
liber, fol. 1. xv.
2. Vita S. Mauri, Abbatis, difcipuli S. Benedi&i.
11. b.
3. B. Brigidae virginis. 28.
4. S. Caftoris, dJcipuli S. Maximini Ep. Tre-
▼erenfis. 34.
5. S. Pauli, Ep. Verdunenfis, fratris S. Germani
Parifienfis. 38.
6. ■ ■ S. Gertrudis, in 3 libris. 43.
7. — - S. Theodorici prefbyteri. 68. b.
8. Athanafii, Epifcopi & Confeflbris. 71.
9. Sigifmundi, Regis & Martiris. 83. b.
10. Gangulfi martins. 85. b.
11. — Willelmi, Confeflbris. 92.
12. — Urbani, Papae & Martiris. 103.
13. — — Maximi Archiep. Treverenfis. 107. b.
14. [ Bonifacii Moguntienfis Archiep. 123. b.
15. — -Popponis Treverenfis Archiepi. 143. b»
16. ■ Clodulfi Metenfium epifcopi. 149.
17. — - Maurini Abbatis. 1 55.
18. Albani, martyris. 160. b.
19. — — Euftafii, Abbatis. i6]>*
20. Sophiae, Spei, Fidei, &Caritatis. 168.
N 21. Vita
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Catalogus Librorum MSS.
171.
178.
179.
180.
?83.b.
189. b.
191. b.
*9.V
19S.
M Num. 3597 — 3602.
21. Vita Marthae, hofpitas Chrifti.
2>. Cyrilli Archiepifcopi Trevcrenfis
23. Anatholias, virginis & mart.
24. Hildulphi, epifcopi & confeflbris.
25. « Glodefindis, virginis.
26. Rufinae & Secundae.
27. Marinac, virginis.
28. Sygolense.
29. Cucuphatis, martyris.
Codex olim Monafterii B. Marias ad marfyras prope
Trcverim fuper litus Mofellie : quern fcripfit frater Oif-
waldus de Welfchpilch A.D. 1474.
Ad finem ponitur dedicatio ad Maximiliaiium Imp.
Rom. eledlum.
3598.
Angeli de Gambellionibas, Tradatus Maleficiorum:
ScriptusA.D. 1461. Codex chartaceus. xv.
> Ad finem ha:c habemus. « Explicit tragus malefi.
ciorum, per me Angelum de Gambellionibus de Aretio,
legum doclorem, aftus legentem Bononis. Deo ac
beats virgini Marie, Scto Johanni Evangeliftse, Sco An-
thonio Abbati, Scto Francifco, Sanfto Vindiao, Sco
Jeronimo patronis meis, ceterifque curia: triumphantis
gratias ago. Et fi aliter confpiciatur quam hie flat
fenptus, hoc contingit quod, poft datam copiam aliqui-
bus, feci has additiones ego idem Angelus prediftus A.D.
1461. Senis."
3599-
Mattha:i Palmerii, Florentini, de Temporibus, liber, ad
Petrum, Cofms FiL Medicem. Autographum, ut
dicitur, auftoris. Opus Chronologicum, ab Adamo
ad ann. 1448, optime fcriptum, fuper Chartam. xv.
3600.
Ranulphi Higdeni Polychronicon, 7 libris: cum con-
tinuatione ufqueadA.D 1422. xv .
Liber olim monafterii B. Maria de Whalley, mem-
branaceus, et fatis bene confervatus. Codex lucidior fed
recentior , videri poteft ad num. ,728. At qui omnes
forma et fplendore facile vincit eft 3877.
360I.
Regiftrum Cartarum Monafterii de Barnewell, f, ve
Fonte Puerorum, juxta Cantabrigiam, 9 libris. Pra
jnittuntur, , Calendarium. 2. D 1es in* qumus non
hcet operan. 3. Sedes Epifcopales Angli*. \ Offidum
m venerauone S Trinitatis. 5. InL coCS
m Codice ; cuius liber primus hiftoria eft fere Funda-
torum Monafterii iaius. Fundator fcilice
(quantum'conjea/ra pr? abilf ^^^ Cm &^
annum ^ fub Lwardol^t^ ^
^,tcS£ d ' poffeffori *
3 6 Q2.
Rogeri deHovedene, Chronicon, ab a% 2 , Hll( l,
Johanms. Codex fatis lucide fcrintm J. 7 u ' 2
et bene confervatus. ' CnptU8 > m «mbranaceus,
XIII.
Num.3603 — 3625.
3*03.
. 1. Cafus juris quibus Sententia Excommuniationis
mcurntur mfb fafto, o; . Xv
2. Decretum abbreviatum.
3- Martini PUoni Chronicon. Cum Epiftola prefixa
t.lementis V. r
A^'n^^T™' 1 *' E P i(]oI ^ni hiftoricarun libri r.
de geftis Fndenci 2 Imperatoris, & aiiis.
5- Ordinatio Concilii generalis apud Lugdunum, per
Gregonum 10. Codex membranaceus.
[3604—3624. Folio.']
3 6 °4-
Accompts of eight Receivers of the Rents of the Gover-
nor & Company of the New River, from the Year
1670 to 1C83. XVII.
A thin folio, loofely but clearly written.
3605—3616:
Twelve volumes of monumental inferiptions, from the
year 1400 to the year 1716, colleded from various
churches in England, by John Le Neve Gent. \vh. le
arms are prefixed to each volume, with fevcral very
appropriate mottos, on the oppofite leaves. At the
end of each volume is an excellent alphabetical index,
with the dates of the inferiptions, oppofite to the
names of the perfons. xvn ,
The whole colledion is in high prefervation, and to
the laft volume is prefixed a table of the marks by
which the communications of all the authors friends are
diftinguiflied. Thefe contributors are, 1. Peter I e
Neve, Norroy K. of Arms. 2. M r Stanton, a Stone-
cutter. 3. The Rev. & learned Tho. Baker, of S' John's
CoU. Camb. 4. The compiler's brother-in-law, M* Len.
Boughton, of York. 5. M'Manfell. 6. The Bifhop
of the Diocefe. 7 M' Ja' Martin, of New Coll. Oxon\
; i^\? h , arl ^ Thayer - , 9 ' M ' Hand X' a Stonecutter.
10. M' Bird, D». , M r Ben. Lamb. Verger of S<
George s chapel Windier. , 2. The R cv . Hugh Todd.
?in « Ca ' k n T > Mr ^lmer, a Stonecutter.
14. M John Bowles Public Librarian, Oxford , 5. M r
Richard RawlmfonM.A. & F.R.S. of S' John's G il
Oxford. 16. W John Warburton, of Hexham in Nor^
thumb. The Stonecutters appear to have communicated
the inferiptions they had themfelves fet up.
3617 3624.
Eight Volumes, containing A Lift of all the Churches
m England their Value in the Kings Books, &
leNevV Liber VaIorum b 7 John
He began this Work a" 17 14; defigning to add the
Patrons Names, & the Monumental Inferiptions, as an!
pears by thofe titles on the back and top of each Page,
Pal: h ;fth?enT fedl ' ^ "
3625.
An Obituary by John Le Neve : with an account of
feveral perfons in England; from the year 1678 to
1706. He mentions h,s « honour'd Father," [ohn
Le Neve ot Great RufTd Street Bloomlbury, » dv W
July 20, 1693, & buried m WeftminftS Abbey?
This biographical Volume is thinlv wriff^n
good prefervation; & has an alphabetiS W afZ
names mentioned in it. •F u *oeucai ult of the
3 Anoales
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Num. 3626 — 3632.
3626.
Annales juridid ; (Anglice, Tear Book) feu, Placita &
decifiones Caufarum ab a° 3 °£d. 3. ad io ejufdem.
3627.
The fix firft chapters of Sir Roger Owen's treatife " on
the Antiquity, Simplenefs, & Excellency of the Com-
mon Laws ot England." Thefe occur again in N°
6604 > but fome other chapters are found only in N°
l H 2 ' * xvi.
3628.
A French MS. of 293 leaves, admirably written on
Paper : with this title.
« Lettres et Memoires de le Cardinal Mazarin, h
Mefs'Me Tcllier et de Lionne, contenant le Secret de la
Negotiation de laPaix des Pyrenees, dans lcs Conferences
tenues a St. Jean de Lux, entre le dit Cardinal, & dom
Louis d'Haro, en 1 659." # XVII#
From July to November, of that year. This alfo'is
added.
" II y a, au commencement, plufieurs Lettres tres-
curieufes, efcrittes au Roy, et a la Reme, pendant fon
Voyage.*'
3629.
Col. Thomas Colepepyrs Book of Accompts, & hiftorical
Obfervations, from the year 1640 to 1670. Alpha-
betically arranged ; with his Lady's Receipts for pre-
ferving, &c. written on the fpare leaves, at the be-
ginning. * XVJf-
3 6 3°-
1. Codex membranaceus, continens hiftorias Socratis,
Sozomeni, et Theodoriti ex Epiphanii Verfione. xm.
Opus ex tribus iftis hiftoricis iti compofitum, ut cujuf-
que nomen fuae parti femper praeponatur. Titulus fie fe
habet ;
" In hoc corpore continentur hyftorie ecclefiaftice, ex
Socrate, Sozomeno, et Theodorito in unum college, de
greco in latinum tranflate. Libri numero 12."
Subjicitur decretum Conftantini.
2. Super folia undecim, Vita Gulielmi primi, vulgo
Conqueftoris diftL Cum hac inferiptione j " Beati
Guillelmi vita lattdabilis."
363r-
1. Albumafaris Introdu&orii in Aftronomiam Libri
OSo ? Latine per Johannem Hifpalenfem, Titulus ipfius
codicis ;
" Incipit liber Jntroduttionis majoris in 1 magifterio
Aftronomiae, editione Albumafar, et interpretation
Jofiis hifpalanfis, ex arabico in latinum."
2. Opus aliud Albumazaris, fic inferiptum. " De
fignificationibus individuorum fuperiorum, &c." Videtur
effe Liber de magnis conjun&ionibus, qui olim editus
eft. Comple&itur tra&atus o&o. & xiv.
Subjicitur, manu veteri, hiftoria libri et auftoris.
Codex membranaceus, prima parte aliquantum carie
exefa.
363
2.
« Externa Caftri & Honoris de Denbeigh, fadta per
Hugonem de Beckle & per recognitionem Tenendum
fingularum Villarum, 8 E. 3." X iv.
Afmall folio, or rather large^ 0 , of 140 pagesonVellum
fairly written and well preferved ; and was bought at
Mr. Rawlinfon's folc.
Num. 3633 — 3 6 3»-
3633-
1. Annales Januenfes (i. e. Genua civitatis)ab anno
1099 ^fquead 143 [. xy
2. Infcriptio defumpta « ex tabula seneS, venerand*
vetuftatis, eruta et effofsa ad Jugi radices in Lignare
va le, quae pontificia dicitur in x* Langatium, Anno
balutis feptimo fupri millefimum et quingentefimum."
bubjicitur citatio ex Livio, de materia inferiptionis.
3- DedicaUoPoggii, Jacobo Bracaleo, data Florentiae,
11 Martu 1459.
4. Annales breves, rerum ecclefiafticarum injanua,
ut videtur, ab anno 1 1 18 ad Ann. 1496.
Codex, fatis clare fcriptus, chartaceus.
3634-
Thomae de Walfingham Hypodigma Neujiria. Codex
antiquus, membranaceus j et feriore manu fuper charta
fuppletus. Additamenta principium et finem occupant ;
et mterpolantur etiam, in parte antiquiore, quaedam a
RanulphoCeftrienfi, et forte aliis. Pncmittitur, Continu-
atons manu, aut etiam recentiore, Hiftoria brevis Thomae
de Walfingham. Hypodigma Neuftrise Hiftoriam Nor-
mannorum continet, ab irruptione eorum in Neuftriam,
ufque ad annum tertium Henrici V. Non, ut perperam
dicitur in primo codicis folio, ab anno tantum 1272, ad
14229 . . xv.
Codicis pars pofterior defumpta eft ex Hijloria brevi
Thoma de Walftngham, quae edita eft An. 1574 in fol.
Alias funt in Codice hoc variationes (et defedtus,) quae
infpicienti erunt obvise, fed in Catalogo vix poffent
enumerari.
3635-
Commcntarius in Pandettas. " Ante diem quartum no.
narum fextilium." Codex chartaceus, in fine imper-
fe&us, et fine praefatione, aut au<3oris nomine, xvi.
3636.
Annales juridici, ab a° 2 ad 10 E. 3. xiv.
3 6 37-
Guidonis de Columnis, (ut ipfe fcribit) de cafu Trojse,
hbn 30. Codex pulcher, membranaceus. Scripfit
Ouido, ut ipfe ait anno 1287.
3638.
A book containing a variety of hiftorical Papers, viz
1. The Amours of H. 4. with the Princefs of Conde :
written by Mr. Henry Mary, an Englifh man. E. libris
Abr. Pryme 1690. ' XYH>
2. The Cafe between the Lord Darcy & Mr. Gervafe
Markham, about Duelling, 1616.
3. A curious defcription of the Ruins of Perfepolis, &
other wonders of Perfia : by Mr. De la Prime, in 8 folio
pages clofely written.
4. A Colle&ion of Epitaphs : by Mr. Abr. de la
Prime, all from Abroad, in 32 Pages.
^ 5. The Charafterofan Aflembly Man, 1647. This
is not in La Prime's hand writing as the former, but
very plain, curious & entertaining, ii 4 pages, beginning
thus «« An AlTembler is part of the States Chattels, not
Pneft nor Burgefs, but a Participle that marks upon
both, &c. It ends thus, « Weigh him fingle, & he
has the Pride of three Tyrants, the Forehead of fix
Gaolers, and the fraud of twelve brokers ; or take him
m the bunch, & their whole Aflembly is a club of
Hypocrites, where fix dozen of Schifmaticks fpend two
hours for four Ihillings a piece."
6. The defeate of Toumholt by Sir. Fran. Vere.
7. Sir. Fran. Phillips's Letter from Spain, during the
Treaty of the Spanifh Match.
' 8. Tho
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Catalogue Librorum MSS.
Num. 3638 — 3641.
8. TheD. of Buckingham's Letter to General Cecyll,
about affifting the King of Bohemia, dated Whitehall
4th May, 1625.
9. 44 Sir Philip Sidney's Letter to his Brother S r Robert
S. touching his travell." This copy is without date.
10. " The E. of Eflex his Letter to Q. Eliz. 12 Aug.
from on board the Dew-Repulfe, going into Ifeland."
There is no date of the year, but there is the following
Poftfcript, " This Lre was almoft ended when the adver-
tifement came to mee of the falling fick of y'maties
fouldiers & the weaknefs of the Armee, foe I was faine
to lay it by, till I had difpatched my Coufen Shurley."
11. " The Lord Treafurer Burleigh his Inftru&ions to
his Son Thomas Cecill Earl of Exeter, going to travell,
a°j 561."
12. " The Lord Wimbledon's Letter to the King, 30
Od. 1625, that the Navy & Army are in readinefs for
the attempt on the coaft of Spain." Alfo his Journal.
And his Anfwer to the Colonels Obje&ions : together
with a Lift of the Ships fent with Admirall L*Wil-
loughby 1626. And alfo his Inftru&ions. 0& r 1625.
13. " ADifcourfe of Captain Brett concerning the
preparations in Spain, a° 1626."
14. " Points tending to the Reformation of Mufters."
15. "A Note of what forces (hall repair to the Havens
in every County when the Enemy {hall attempt to land."
16. <c A Letter of Mons r de Chateau Neufe to the
King of France, upon his refigning the Seals."
17. " The Vifcount Faulklands Petition to the King,
to fpare his Son a Prifoner."
18. "An Eftimate of the Expences of the Army, viz.
of the Officers and bands of 2500 footmen for 28 days,
Officers to 50 troops of horfe, amounting in all to 5000
horfe, & A fchedule of Utenfils and habiliments of war
to attend the 20 pieces of Ordinance for battery & field
before mentioned in the Army of 300 )0 men."
19. " The Ifland Journey or Voyage of Sir Fr. Vere,
with the Earl of Eflex the next year after the Journey of
Cales.
20. " The Duty of a private Soldier, by General
Cecyll."
21. " The Journey of Cadez, before mentioned by
Sir. Fran. Vere."
22. "A Supplement to the Difcourfe of Sir, Fr. Vere
upon the Battail of Newport, by S r John Ogle then
prefent."
23. " Enterprife upon Zutphen, & the Seige of Oftend,
by Sr. Vere."
24. 44 A Relation of the relieving of Ryneberke ; and
of the Battail of Newport : by Sir Francis Vere, a°
i6co. 2 d of July/*
3639-
Annates juridici, aba 0 3 ad 19 E. 2.
Codex membranaceus.
3640.
RtgiftrumChartarum Ecclefiae S. Jacobi et Canonicomm
de Welbeke. xiv.
.Codex membranaceus, imperfeftus j a pagina 27
incipiens, unde numcrantur omnino 324. Accuratiffime
defcriptus aWanley, fermone Anglico, fuper folia 15
chartacea, in fronte libri compa&a: unde apparet
partem fuifle Regiftri veneris de Welbeke; ejuldem
ftilicet quod a Thoroton in Ant. Nottingh. laudatur.
3641.
Gulielmi Malmfburienfis, de geftis Pontificum Anglo-
rum, libri 4. Liber olim S. Marian de Belelanda.
Codex membranaceus, eximie pulcher, fed cum
defe&u exiguo ad finem : definit enim abruptc in Cap.
de Cenobio Thorneyenfi. «x.
3
Num. 3642—5648.
3642.
Proceflfus contra Cranmerum, Ridleium^ & Latimerunu
Liber ex originali, atteltatus per notarium publ. Gul.
Whyte. " xvi.
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3 6 43-
1. Chronicon Regum Angliae ufq; ad A.D. 1426.
" Nafto olim ocio a tumultu Seculu" Forte eft Thomas
Otterburn. Vide Bale, 553. xv.
2. De Univerfitatibus Oxoniae & Cantabrigiae,
folium unicum. Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus, et
bene confervatus. xv.
3 6 44-
John de Brito, or Bretoun, Bifhop of Hereford, on
the Statutes & Laws of England. In four Books,
written in French. xiv.
On vellum, well written and well preferved. The
book firft belonged to the monaftery of St. Auguftin at
Canterbury ; afterwards to Thomas Moyle of Grey's
Inn, who gave it to John Ramfay ; as appears by in-
scriptions within.
3645-
De vita & moribus Philofophorum liber. " Tra&aturus
multa que ab antiquis au&oribus." Codex bene fcrip-
tus, membranaceus, fed maxime imperfe&us ; defunt
enim folia 11. ad 20. turn 35. 36 — 41. ad 50—61. ad
70. Index Alphabeticus ad finem omnia fupplet
nomina.
3646.
Goffredi de Trano, Summa fuper titulis Decretalium*
5 libris. Vid. Fabr. Bibl. M. et In. Lat. fub. Tit. Ga/fre-
dus de Trano* Codex membranaceus, formse eximiae.
xiv.
36+7-
Libri hujus Codicis fic enumerantur in primd paging,
manu antiqua. xiii.
1. " Compotus manualis.
2. Kalendariura Linconienfe.
3. Algorifmus.
4. Spera.
5. Compotus.
6. Quadrans.
7. Aftrolabium.
8. Secreta Aftrolabii.
9. De Gnomonis officii, ac de umbra altitudinis.
10. Theorica Planetarum.
11. Liber Tebith, de motu oftave Spere.
12. Liber Tebith, de hiis que indigent expofitione ante-
quam legatur Almagefti.
13. Liber Tebith, de ymaginatione Spere & Ciclorum,
ejus diverforum.
14. Liber Tebith, de quantitatibus Stellarum ac Plane-
tarum.
1 5. Canones Arzachelis, cum Tabulis Tholetanis.
16. Liber de eclipfi Lune.
17. Liber Humeni Egiptii.
1 8. Liber de inveniendo vera loca omnium Planeta-
rum." Plura funt autem quam quae hie enumerantur, fed
explicatione vix digna. Codex optime fcriptus, mem-
branaceus.
3648-
Colleftanea ex Regiftris de Wigmore et Lanthonia juxta
Glocefter ; et ex Cronicis Abbatie de Tynterne in
Wallia. Codex in folio minore. xvn.
Continentur vero,
1. Genealogiae fundatorum Abbatise S. Jacobi de
Wigmore, viz. familia Mortumari.
2. De
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Num; 3648—3652.
2. be familia ide Percy Com. Northumtr. tic
3. familia Tyfen, dom. de Bridliuton, Waltoh,
Malton, et Alnewyke, &c.
4. Familia de Bohun Cotti. Hereford* Ex Chtonicis
Prioratlis Lathomi juxta Gloceft. &e.
fi. Chronicori Regum Anglic, Sc6tia*, &c.
6. Familia de Bigod, &c. Ex Chronicis Abbatias3e
Tytiterne.
3^+9-
Leonard! Aretim de Bellb I^lico adtferfuS Gothos,
libri 4 xv.
Subjicitur Epiftola Au&oris ad Kyriacum Anconitanum,
et praemittur dedicaiio ad Aljihonfum Arragonenfium et
Siculorum regem., Impreffum eft opus, typis pulcherri-
mis, apud Nic. Jenfon, 2 5 annis poft hunc codicem
fcriptum ; anno fcilicet 1471 ; at fine dedicatione et epif-
toli, qua& hie extant.
C odex chartaceus, bene fcriptus, per Chriftophorum
Schioppum Veronehfem Atino J 446.
Regiftrum Cartarum Canoniccrum S.Mariae de Chenille-
worda, (i. e. Kenilworth, Com.Warw.) primo fundatae
per Galfridum de Clinton, H. 1. xiv*
Liber membranaceus, Harleio dono datus a Jacobo
Weft Annigero, tefte ipfo H. in primo folio exteriore :
emptus autem a Weft ex coilectione Morgani Greaves
Arm 1 . Conftat paginis 176, perfe&is, nifi quod ad
finem paucae occurrant lacerac, fine injuria tamen fcrip-
turse elcgantiflimas.
3651-
Codex membranaceus, pulcher : in quo habetitur,
1. Vita S. p aulae, per Hieronymum. xv.
2. Leonardi Aretini lfagoge ad Ethicam, ad Galeot-
ttini. 22.
3. Ej m de re familiari, ad Cofmum Med. 34.
4 Fran. Pctrarchae Epiftolae 8. 41. b.
5. S Bernardi Sermo de Dominica paflione. 61.
6. S. Bafilii, de confolatione in adverfis, Epiftola :
Latine per Leonardum Aretinum. 69. b.
7. Notanda quaedam Poggii in avaritiam 7a. b.
tf. S. Bernarui Epiftola, de cura rei familiaris. 80.
9. Eufebii, de tranfitu S. Hieronymi Tradtatus.
10. Ex< erpta brevia ex Patribus Ecclefiac. 88. b.
Liber olhn Nicolai t hochi de Donatis, civis Florentini,
(Juem monafterio cuidam largitus eft, pro remedio anima
fua.
3652.
1. Statutnm Weftmonafterii fecundum. 1. xiv.
2. Vifns franci plegii. 12.
3. Extenta Manerii. 13.
4. Modus faciendi homagium & fidelitatem. 13. b.
5. Statutum de Bigamis. 14V
6. Articuli coram Jufticiariis itinerantibus. 14. b.
j. Sacramentum Jufticiariorura, Vicecomitum, &
ftegis. 16.
8. Aflifa Panis & Cerevifiae. 16.
9. Compofitio Menfurarum & Monetae. 16. b.
10. Statutum Weftmonafterii tertium. 17.
i r. Dies communes in Banco, Et de t)otis. ib.
12. Statuta de religiofis, de ponendo in Aflifam 8c
piraiis, deMoneta, & de confpiratoribus. 18.
13. Statuta de quo warranto ; et de Scaccario. 19.
14. Statutum de A&ore Burnell. 22.
1 5. Breve fuper Statutum. 23.
*6 f Articuli contra prohibitionem; ib.
ij. Statutum Exonie..
Cat. Harl Voi*. Ill*
Num. ^652 — 3661;
1 8. Statutilm Wintonie.
de militibus.
19.
20.
21.
2 :.
23-
- de Gravelet in London.
»6
26. b.
27.
27. b.
Modus calumpniandi Eflbn.
Statutum fa&um 38 E.
2 R. 2. de fdffatis &c. Wallie reparandisl
28.
24. Regiftrum Cancellarie. 3^
25. Regiftrum Brevium.
26. Statuta GlouceftrieJ g/
*7- Winceftrie.
2 8. — : — R. Edwardi 3, & Ricardi 2.
Codex membranaceus.
3653-
S. Johannis Evangelium, cum Gloffa et pnefatione;
Codex optime fcriptus, & membranaceus. xni.
3 6 54~
Pfalterium cum Gloffa*
Codek membranaceus.
3&55-
Regiftrum Brevium R. Ricardi 2 : et varianlm jurU
determinationum. Codex membranaceus. xv.
3656.
Regiftrum Cartarum Prioratus de Newenham. Liber
membranaceus, bene fcriptus, et fervatus j conftans
foliis 460, forma minoris. xvi
3657-
Jacobi Januenfis, vulgo de Voragine^ Legenda San&oruiii
aurea. Conftans Capp. 177. Liber membranaceus.
In folio primo, " Incipit Prologus fuper legendfa
San&orum quae compilavit frater Jacobus, natione
Januenfis, de ordine fratrum pracdicatorum." Vid,
Fabr. fub Jacobo de Voragine. xiy.
3658.
Regiftrum Cartarum Prioratus S, Jacobi de Deping ia
C° Lincoln. Cum calendario. Compofitum A.D.
1332. xiv.
Codex membranaceus, conftans foliis 76 ; beni fcrip-
tus ; Harleio dono datus ab amico fuo, doftore Zach,
Grey, 1733. Infertus eft index, feriore manu.
3 6 59-
1 . Petri de Ebano Patavini, Tra&atus de Venenis, a*
1412. xv,
2. Chriftoferi de Honeftis, Bononienfis, Problemata
de Venenis.
Liber membranaceus, fumma cura fcriptus.
3660.
" Regiftrum Cartarum Monafterii B. Marie ct S. Johatf-
nis Baptifte de Legh in Devonian xiv.
Liber membranaceus bene fcriptus et fervati^i, nifi
quod defint folia nonnulla in initio*
3661.
Leges & Confuotudines Monafterii S. Trlnitatis de Caf
domo in Normannia, Ordinis S. Benedidi, Code*
membranaceus, elegans, et beni fervatus. xr.
o pm{
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Num.
3662.
Petri de Crefccntiis, « de omnibus Agricultural frirtr
bus " five « Ruralium Commodorum opus. A cap. 3-
libri I. ad cap. 45- Hbri XL cum paucis lacums.
Codex membranaceus. .
Opus hoc ccnftat xn Libris, et faepC prelum fubnt.
EditUmeft fcil. Lovan. intra Seculum xv, fine anm nota,
in fol. BafiL 1548 foL &c. Vid. Fabric. BibL Med, et
Inf. Lat.
3 66 3-
Bonifacii 8, Papae, fextus liber Decretalium. Codex
membranaceus, bene fcriptus. vid. 3718. xui.
3664.
Formulae Inftrumentorum Juris. Codex membranaceus.
xv.
3665.
1. Gerardi de Silo, Introduftorium Juvenum : feu,
de Regimine Corporis, Commentarius. xv.
2. Arnoldi de villa nova, contra Calculum, Tradatus.
3. Regimen curativum & prefervativum contra Ca-
tarrum.
4. De tremore Cordis, fecundum Arnokium de villa
nova.
5. Johannis de S. Paulo, Compendium de medicinis.
6. Arnoldi de Villa Nova, Traclatus de Epileutia.
7. de efu Carnium, pro fuftentatione Ordinis
Cartufienfis, Traft.
8. ■ Tabula. Codex chartaceus.
3666.
Benedi&i Abbatis Petroburgenfis Chronicon ab anno
. 1 1 70, ad mortem R. Ricardi i. tranferiptum ex Codi-
cibus Cottonianis (JuBo A. xx. 4. & Vkek E. xvn 3.)
manu Humfredi Wanley. fol. 277. xvm.
. Eadeni manu haec inferta eft defcriptio.
. " De Cottonianas Bibliothecae Codice MS. qui inferibi-
tur Julius. A.m. (primitus vero. N° 1 17.) Codex eft mem-
branaceus ea forma quam vocant in 4'° mediocri, diverfis
tra&ibus Fragmentifq; (diii Roberti Cottoni juflu) fitnul
cbmpaftis, conftans : Quorum in foliis, ad frontem re-
jedaneis, duo cernuntur fyllabi. Ex his, vetuftior, haec
de Annalibus noftris indicat. " 2. Res geftas ab Anno
-1*170 ad Ann. 11 77. Vitam et Resgeftas habet potiffi-
mumHenrici 11. Autor putatus fuifle Benedi&us Abbas.''
Pofterior vero (qui tamen primum occurrit, manu (ut
videtur) Dni Roberti Cottoni, hunc, inter cceteros, titu-
lum exhibet. " 4. Hiftoria Benedifti Abbatis de geftis
Henrici n di Regis Anglorum ; in qua plurima leftu dig-
c niffima de Confiliis, tarn Politicis quam Ecclefiafticis
illorum temporum." &c liber chartaceus*
3667.
1. Chronici brevis Petroburgenfis folia 2. acn.
In fol. 1. b. hoc fcriptum eft Anno m.c.xvi.
Ci Hoc anno monafterium nrm cum magna parte villas
adjacentis validis ignium flammis accenfum totum con-
fumptum eft." &c.
2. " Epiftola Dionvfii Exigui ad Bonifacium et Se-
cundinum," cum Cyclo fuo Pafchali, &c. et diverfis
figuris. Codex membranaceus.
3*58.
Codex chartaceus, in quo habentur,
* 1. Beds Prelbyteri Chronica, juxta Hebraicam veri-
fctenv xvi.
Numi 3668 — 367
2. Conradi Urfpurgenfis Abbatis, Continuatio eyuf-
dem u r q; ad A.D. 1 197 t cum vita ejufdem Conradi,
et Temp. Rom. Catalogo.
3. Johannis Aventini, Annales Ducum Bavarian, ufq;
ad A;D* 1467. cum dedicatione metrica.
4. Bernonis abbatis Augiae, contra divinatores, liber.
5* Epiftola de rebus geftis apud Venetos, &c. Scripta
Veronae 151 2.
3 66 9-
Regiftrum Cartarum Cantariae de Cruch vel Crich in
Com. Derbias: cum Calendaiiis 2. (fol. 101.) per-
fe&um. xv.
At the beginning are other three leaves of Extracts
in Englifli, " Out of the Regiftre of Chrichc."
1. Dns RogerusBefer dns de Cruch. Galfridus deDe-
theche, &c* 12.
2. Carta Willi de Wakebrug fundatoris, &c. 15.
3. Compofitio d.&e Cantarie. j 6. b.
4. Thomas deFerariis de Lokefleye (C° Staff. ) mile*
dedit & Nicfto de Wakebrug p homagio, &c. territorio
de Whetcroft, &c. Teft. Robto de Dethek, &c. (vide
etiam 36 & 40.) 30.
5. Kofetus filius Galfridus Dethek dedit & Henr iilu>
Robti de Dethek, &c. A° 1286. (vide etbm 45 &
56, &c.) 33.
6. " Compofitio Cantar de Normanton." 66 •
7. " Compofitio Cantariae See Marie de Cruch." Dar.
apud Heywood A° 1368 et in domo de Derieye, &e.
7<>.
8. " Compofitio Cantarie de Anefleye." A° i36$. 83.
9. 16 De OrnamentisCapelle deWakebrugg." &c. 90.
10. " An Inventory of the goods of the Chauntree
of S l Nicholas & S l Cath* in Criche red by me John
Marrot 24 0 dk Julii A 3 Dili I524 l °." 90. b.
11. An- old receipt " for the Stone Strangury* &
99-
12. Rentals of Cruch, &c. ico*
Codex membranaceus.
3670.
Ex Chronica Boffiana, five Donati Bofii annalibus ufqj
A. I). I49 2 » E a q uae poiiinmum fpcclant urbem Me-
diolanum. Liber chartaceus, bene fcriptus, foliis 226,
3671,
xvi.
Ranulphi Higdeni Ceft rends Poly chronicon, 7 libris :
continuatum ad A.D. 1377. xiv.
Liber;membranaceus, quondam Hofpit xlis S. Johannis
Exon. Cum duobus ind ; cibus prafixis, priino pic-
niore, at non ultra Lireras Li produclo ; fecundo
autem perfefto. vid. num. 3600.
3672
Petri Blaefenfis, Bathonienfis Archidiaconi, Epifto'as 52.
Codex chartaceus pulcher, cum tabula argumentorum,
et indice alphabetico. vid. Num. 3684 & 3709. xv.
3 6 73- "
Liber chartaceus ; idem ac 3671, at mifere imperfettus,
et perobfeure fcriptus.
1. Poft finem libri v Poly chronici, omnia confufa
et nullius pretii. Succedunt denique ;
2. Imperfefta quaudam excerpta librorum hiftori-
corum.
3. Definitiones nomirium et rerum ecclefiafticarum.
4. Traftatus de immunitatQ ecclefiarum et locorum
facroruiji, &c f
Excerpta
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Nuin. 7673, 3^74'
. 5. Excerpta de Vira et miraculis San&i Cuthberti.
6 Excerpta alia e< clefiaftica.
7. Tr iftatus Sa->cti Roberri Lincoln* Epifc 1 de pce.L
purgatorii : cum aliis frag mentis.
8. Defcriptio Bruanniae, cum fragmentis hiftoricis.
3*>74«
Regiftrum Honoris Richmondiae : fcilicet Terrarum,
Villarum, &c quae quondam fuerunt Alani Comitis
Richmondiae; et etiamSucceflbrum ejus ufquead. A.D.
1286. Liber chartaceus, folia habens omnino 71. xv.
1. Manerium de Witton qd Comes dedit Reginaldo
Uotterell milit\ 1.
2. " De Bundis et metis inter novam foreftam et
Weftmorland. '*
3. u De minera Carbomim apud Takontanne." 1. b.
4. u Afliade Co: a. paftur et bundis Abbis Fornall. ,>
5. " De Foreftaria de Windeflaydale."
6. " Genealogia Comitum Richmond poft Conquef-
tum." ad Ann. * 341. 2
7. " Terrae et Villae infra Richmondfliire, quaeWittus
Rex Angliae conq. dedit Ntpoti fuo \ lano comitis Britanie
ante conftru&ionem caftri iui ville de Richmond, ficut
continetur in libro vocato Domefdaie." 3. ad 1 5.
8. " Externa tafta A° Regi* Hen. 2* 30°/' 16.
9. Fine< Vifconi honoris Richmond, quos redditannua-
tim Vifconi Ebor &c. 16.
10. De Carucacis terre in Richmonfliire. 30 H. 2.
17. b.
it. Feoda militum in Richmondfliire, &c. 19.
12. Feoda Comitis Richmondiae infra libertatetn ejuf-
dem. 20.
1 Wardae Caftri Richmondiae per menfis Anni fol-
vendi. tt.
1 4. Inquifitiones feodorum in Richmondfliire A° Regni
Regis Kdw. 15. 24. &c.
15. De terris in libertate beatae MariaeEbor. 30, b.
1 6. Feodarium de Gillingweft. 31. &c.
3 7. Feoda de GillingefL 3 5. &c.
18. Extent, feodorum^de Richmondfliire. 11 Edw. 2.
4C. &c.
19. Extasto feodorum honoris de Richmond in Com.
Ebor. -42*
20. Feoda militum in Richmondfliire pertiii Dno de
Midleham et Crackchall, ficut fuerunt temp. Mariae dfiae
de MiJJeham, et Dili Radi de Nevill. 43- b. &c.
21. De Wardi* et finibus diii de Midleham et Crake •
hall. 9 47* &c -
22. Comptus Jofiis Hunton feodarii Radi Com. de
Weftmorland Dfri de Nevill, &c. de Midleham defeod
hereditaria luae in Richmondfliire. 11 H. 4. 49.
23. Fines et Wardae feodi et Roaldi pertineii Dno
Rido Leitrop de Bofton per Ann. in Richmondfliire 50.
24. Feodarium dni Fitzhugh de terris iu^ de Wc'an-
feilde et de manerii9 quod fuerunt Dni Johannis Mor
inion% &c. 53. b.
25. De Refpe&u clam, comit. Richm. &c. 55.
16. Clam Gilberti deGaunt delib.chaceainSwaledale,
&c. et libera Warrena apud Helagh, &c 7 E. i. 55. b.
27. Clam. Rogeri Lafceilesde libera Warrena, &c in
Afkrigge 56. b.
28. Clam. Mowbray de libera chacea in Kirkby, &c.
'57- b -
29 Chm. RobertiTatefliale de libera Warrena apud
Thoraldby, Weft witton, &c* et libera chacea in Bifhopf-
dale 7 Edw. 1. 58-
30. De inimico porcionis decidentium in Richmond.
59. &c.
31. De racionafei auxilio conceffo Regi Edw' # 3 tl0 A°
tegni iui 20, &c, 62. &c#
Num. 3^74 — 36^
32. Partitio Terrar Waheri Marihall Comitis ^embrd*
- hiae in Anglia, Wallii et Hiberniu, vc.
3 V Witts diis de Furnivall, HenricU'* de Fe-ariisj
Teredo Thebbaldi de Vierdon, &c. C° btkif. p Baronii
ie Bcrdon &c. 5 Edw, 1 .
34. Ebor. Lincoln^ Kent, Witt Martin fil; ei HeresMa.
tildae de Camp vill quod uxor Galfridi Campvill 80 1.
de Relievo fuo, &c. Jacobo de Audeley & de Baroniae
de Barnftaple, &c. ' 62. b.
35. Ciimbr. Northurtibr. Lincoln. Kane. Oxon. Nott.
Ebor. Norf. Weftm. Wilts. North. Buck. Warw. Surr.
Derb. Gockermouth & Salop. Skipton Caftle, be. Eflex.
36. Surr. Suff. Ebor. Bedf. Buck. Warw. Leic.Wigoi*.
Heref. Effex. Notf. Rut. Cant. &c. 64. b.
3 7. Tern Com. Marciae nunc Ric ducis Ebor. Relievium
Jofiis de Balliolo Reg. Scotiae viz. £.3289. 14?. x ob.
67.
38. Carta convenconis inter Jotiem de Britannia comi-
tem Richmondiae, Abbem et con ven turn de Eglefton de
Invencone fex Capellanor. et in Caftrura RichmonJia
A°i275. " 70.^
36^5-
f. Matthaei Palmerli Florentini, de Temporibus liber,
ad An. 14,8. Scriptus A.D. 1494. AdPetrum, Cofmae
fil Medicem. xv.
2. Jacobi Rotarii, Hiftoria de aftibus noviflimis terrae
Brabantinae, anno 1494 fcripta. Cum Epiitola praefixi
Gerardi de Marbyas. Codex chartaceus;
3676.
Reginonis Prumienfis Chronica, a Chrifto nato ad A.
1467: Adalberoni Treverenfi epifcopd inferipta.
xv.
Liber quondam BibUothecae Peutingerianar, charta-
ceus, bene confervatus.
3677-
1. Matthaei Palmeri? Florentini, de temporibus, liber,
ad A D. 1448. pefriudhis. X v.
2. Matthiae Palmieri Pifani Opus, de temporibus fufc :
quod praecedentem librum extendit ad A. 1469, Idem
liber ac 3671. 1 j fed rnulto ornatior, et fuper membra-
nam fcriptus.
3678.
Chromccm de rebus Italicis : fadlum Placentiae A.D.
1290, a Julio Caef. Imperatore. Codex membra-
naceus, litens gothicis fcjiptus. xiu;
3^79-
1. Gulielmi Gemiticenfis, de Ducum Normannor«m
geftis, libriS. fol. 125. xv.
2. Ex Francifci Roaldi, de Bellb Albigenfium, Com*
meAtariis extracta. Codex chartaceus ; Anna vero
ferta in membrana pida.
3680.
1. Bedae Preflbyteri, Hiftori* Ecclefiafticae gentis An-
glor. libri ^. xu,
2 Epilogium, de obitu Bedae.
Liber olim S. Andreas Roifenfis, membranaceui^
Guidonis de Columni% de Bello Trojano, libri 30.
Pauca folia in fine delideraniur. ^ xv.
Idem' liber ac 3637, fed chartaceus j forma et fcriptum
multd inferior.
Clyroaicon
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Catalogus Librorurri MS&
fttim. 3 68i — 36^8;
36S2.
•Bhronicon Piacentis, ufq; ad annuni 1 374 : & mam*
recentiori ad annum 140^.
Titulus in ipfo Hbro his verbis concipitur.
« Cronica in qua contmentur Ant.quitates, e acta
memori* digna fafta et occurrent.a m L^rdia . «
fpecialitcr in Placentia, et euam aliquahter m go
orbetcrrarum: compilata et aggregata ex diverfi. cwnic».
Hbris, et hiftoriis aftis facte, et geftu, vif.s et audi tv,,
fed relatis; diftinQa per Annos et tempora, ab orbe
condito ufque ad Natjvitatem dni, et demde per Annos
Incarnationis dominii"
Liber chartaceus.
3683.
Guillermi Ebridunenfis Archiepifcopi, Epiftolae abbre-
viatse : cum tabula pleniflima praefixa. Codex char-
taceus, in fine mutilus. xv *
3684.
Petri Blaefenfis, Bathon. Archidiaconi, Epiftolx, numero
144. Vid. 3672. ubi extant 152. In 3709 inveniun-
tur 163. Codex chartaceus.
36S5.
1. Poemata Smaragdi, Cypriani, Bedae, &c. xv.
2. Ermoldi Nigelli Carmen de bonis operibus Ludo-
vici IV. Imperatoris. libris 4. Sed ordine foliorum valde
confufo, ita tamen ut fi opus fitexpediri poffit.
3. Luitprandi hiftoria:, five Antapodofeos pars.
Codex quondam Bibliothecae Peutingerianas, chartaceus,
et bene fcriptus j fed in fine imperfettus, et partium nota-
tione carens.
3686.
Claud. Ptolomaei Geographia, 8 libris, A Jacobo An-
glo tradu&a, et Alex 0 V. Pont. Max. dedicata : cum
tabulis Geographicis. Codex chartaceus. xv,
[4687 — 3700. Folio.*]
3687.
Bernardi Guidonis, Epifcopi Lodovenfis, tra&atus varii,
Scil. 1. Flores Cronicorum : five, Speculum hiftori-
cum Romanorutn Pontificum, atq; Imperatorum, et
Regum Galliae, ufqj ad A.D. 1331. xiv.
■ Arbor Genealogiae Regum Francorum.
3- ' de Comitibus Tholofanis Traftatus.
4; de temporibu^ & annis generalium &
particularism Conciliorum, Traft.
5« » de officio Miflfee.
6 - de nominibus Apoflolorum, & 72 Difci-
pulis,
7} de Articulls Fidei, 7 Sacramentis, &
Decalogo, Traft. in fine imperious. Codex bene
fcriptus, membranaceus.
3683-
« Liber Cartarum Monafterii Beate Mar* de Meffendene
(com. Bucks.) compilatus & comoletus tommunitati
convent de Meffenden. per fratrem Robertum de
Welwes deamo ka I. Marcii Anno dni m'ccc. tricef-
nmo. et poltea aha manu cominuatus. foliis 207.
J Jn J 1 ** 0 ' r f ° Uum CXteTius continet aftimationem X pon-
derum, menfurarum, nummi, &c
Infentur etiam index pieniffimus chartarunl, fub nomi-
iubus locorum ; fcilicet •
Meffendene, Kyngefhulle, Lega, Wendovere, Dun.
*> S ge, Chefham, Angmoddhara, Hertford, ^erkhara
frum. 3688 — 36^4.
fted, Hfemelhathfted, Bonyndone, Netteleydenc, Lans>
leye, Chalfhunte, Newland & Stokes Honone, Be-
kensfield, Ifnamftede, Merelawe, Hedefcre, Hugjjeley,
Kunebelle, Ulnefwlk, Dountone, Efcote. Hallyng, Eye,
Hertwelle, Suthcotfc; Horfcdune, Browron, Huccote,
Bcbbeygrave, Northdreytune, Caldefcote, Horwude,
Stoke-hamop, Efelburgh, Paddebury, Brickhulle, Ka-
veresfeld, Edyngrave, Mufewelle, Godyndme, Conefe
juxtaPodele, Borftalle, Ernecote, Twifnrd juxra Podele,
Accleye, Crendone, Weremodefton, Shiplnke, Bag-
gerugg, Dunefdcne, Wynceftria, Merelawe, Wycidmbc,
Eftmerlawe, Herpefwelle, London 6c Holeburne,
Lyefnes, Tykeham, Aldebury, Flytten, Horewold,
Aldeburgh, Bedeford, Glatrone, Oxon. Wudcftcke,
Bisfheye. Litter* dni Regis & Epifcopi, &c. Charru
fundatoris Gulielmi de Mcifenden A.D. 1133, a varii >
auctoribus aliis temporibu-i faUo affignara.
<fc Decim. Abbatlaj de Mcflenden. in decanat. d<f
Burnham." 197.
Extent. Maner. Mon. de Meflenden 1333. 200.
Paginic extreme fere evanidsc ; fed codex nuilta
habet qua: hittoriam dk\\ M^na'terii, ct Comitatus eiiain
Buckinghamenfis, bene illullrant. Codex munbranaccus.
36*9.
Vincentii Bellovacenfis Speculum hiftotise, 16 libris.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher xv.
3690.
Pandeclarum libri 1 2 ; cum gloffa. Incipiunt fell, polt
librum 31. Codex membranaceus, axefaA*? et uTih?oc*
3691.
1. Flavii Jofephi, Judaicae Antiquitati^, libri 18,
Latinc, at imperfedi, et pra:cipue in fine ; ubi excerpta
dantur potius quam verba Hiltorici. Conclufio a fine
Belli Judaici fumpta eft. xiv.
Scripfit Julianus de Viterbo, pro domino Guidone de
Gonfaga protonotario. A.D. 1457.
2. Hegcfippi, Commentariorum Aftorum Ecclefiafli-
cor. libri 5. Codex pulchritudine eximius, membra-
naceus.
3692.
" The ^rt of Latin Grammar delivered for the mort
eafy attaining the fame, fo farre as feemeth neceflary,
in Englifh. In precepts more briefe and certainc,
with clearer TJethod than hitherto. By J. H. m^."
This J. H., at the end of the dedication, which is ad-
dreffed to the Earl of Surrev, in Latin, ftands more at
length, " J. Hawkins." A Phyfichn of the name of John
Hawkins publifhed a trad on Latin particles in 1635. 8 °.
In his addref* to the reader he fays that he had pre-
vioufly publifhed a Syntax, which had been much com-
mended.
This copy is mod fairly written, evidently for the preft.
In the fecond leaf is an emblematical Engraving, with a
Copy of Englifh verfes fubjoined, in explanation of it*
XVil.
3 6 93-
Juftiniani Inftitutionum libri 4 : cum apparatu. Codex,
membranaceus . xiv*
3 6 94-
1. Titi Livii Patavini Hifloriarum Decas 4 U . xv.
2. L. An. Flori Hiftoriarum, Libri 4.
3. Epitome xiv decadum Livii.
Codex erat Bibliothecse Buherianae a° 1721. Membra-
nsiceus eft, et ornatifiimu*.
i 7 ^
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3 r ' } 94-
in primo folio fcripriis eft hie titulus. u In Hoc ornatifll-
mo codice continent ur Titi (fcr; Tito) Livi Pathavlhi
de Bcllo Macedonico Libri x. Epitoma Lucii Flori,
ct Epitoma xiv decadum Livik"
1. Titi Livii Patavini Hiftoriarum Elecas 4*, de Belld
Macedonico. xt.
2. L» An. Flori Hiftoriarum Libri 4:
3. Epitome xiv dtcadum Livii.
Codex erat Bibliothecae Buherianae a° 172 1.
Membranaceus eft, et vere ornatiffimus.
3 6 95-
Lexoviorum, qui reperiri potuerunt, Epifcoporiim No*
menclatura, notis illuftrata. km.
Liber chartaceus, conftans paginis, 85.
3696.
<c Perambulatio et Supervirus Terrarum et Tenemen-
torum Dominii de Bromfeylde et Yale in Comitatu
Denbigh, parcellae poffeffionum Caroli Principis Wal-
liae, Ducis Cornubiae & Eboraci, et Comftis Ceftriae,
quondam inpoflcflioneWilielmiStanleyMilitis,alta pro-
ditione attin&i, capta et fada \° 1 620 per Joh. Norden,
virtute^ommiflionis ejufdem principis, fub propria fua
manu, et fii;illo fuo privato eidem Jofai et Jolii filio
fuo direfte.*' xvli.
This book, which is all on Paper, has an ornamented
title page, after which is, 44 A table of the manors,
townftiips & hamlets belonging to the Lordlhips of
Bromfield & Yale, as they are digefted in the book
following."
Then follow three large & curious coloured drawings
thus entitled ;
" The Platforme and upwright of the Caftle of Lyons
ais Holte Caftle, near the towne of Holt, within thelx>rd-
Jhip of Bromfield, in the Countie of Denbigh, as it was in
A* 1620, by John Norden deputye Surveyor to Sir
Rich. Smith, Surveyor General 10 Prince Charles/'
This Book, containing 319 large folios, befides the
above, & a brief description of the faid Lordlhip fince
the 4th Eli?, in 1 6 folios, was prefented to Lord Oxford
byTho. Bowen Efq. 10 Feb. 1735-6 as appears by his
Lordlhips own writing at the beginning, with a Letter
byflfr W -Thomas.
3*97-
" Regiftrum Cartarutn Monafterii B. Marie & S. Jacobi
majoris de Waldena : fa&um tempore Johannis Pen-
telowe Abbatis 1 5, A.D. 1387/* xiv.
Liber membranaceus, grandis, elegans, folfe habens
360, cum tabula pleniffima in initio.
3698.
Bernard! de Gordonio, Lilium Medicinae, 7 libris : fcrlp*
turn A.D. 1 304 per Hen. de Almania, Audio medicinae
vacantem, in pracclari Studio Montis Peflulani Socium.
xiv.
Liber quondam Hofpitalis S. Nicholai prope Cufam :
membranaceus.
Sacpe typis erfcriptus, at primo Veqetiis 1494, in
folio,
3699.
1 . Flavii Jofephi, de antiquitate Judaica, Hbri 26.
t. - de vetuftate Judaica, Contra Apio-
tem. libri 2. * itv.
Cat. Harl. Vol. lit
Num. .3700—3705*
Scriptus erat Cockx Korentwe a° 1478, membiiriaceus,
ornatiis, pulcherriitlus.
Sfcriba, <[\ii eximium coditem fe perfec'flk fen tilt,
verba haec ad flnem rubric^ pinxit.
u Anno falufis humanae ivicccclxxviii 0 et xtln* men-
fisjunii hoc Celeberrlmuni opus flotentia? confumamra
eft, die autem Veneris : horavero dici xx" La- is, hotnr^
imperium, $t gloria fit otrtnipotenti Jefu Chrifto, per
infinhi fcculonlm fecdla; Amen."
DigeftbTum libri 24 : cum dpparatii. xiv,
fcodex meuiBranaceiiS.
37 01 -
Magiftri Raimuiidi, pdehitentiie, 3 partlbus: Code*
menibr. Uteris minoribus Oothicis, fummi curi fcr^*
3702.
Tabula Aftrondmlcae, fecundum Almanach Judei Pre^
Facii & Danekon. xv.
Liber quondam Hofpitalis S: Nicholdi prbp^ Ciifami
membranaceus.
3703-
x. Rtorieni, de transfigiiratiohe Metallorum, Dialogue
kit.
2* Expofltio Specierum huic magifterio peitinentium^
3* Ortulani Clavis Sapientiae mnjoris.
4; Expofitio. Stitutfit Jofephi Philoiophi.
5. Modus diftiilandi aquam fortem : & forriia Alem*
bici, cum Cucurbita.
6. Ariltotelis ad Alexdndrum Epiftola.
7. Tra&atu$ Sawtry de occult^ philofophi£;
8. Demociiti liber, de lapide occultd Phildlbphdrum;
p. Liber de occultd lapide Philofophorumi qui pt»
aliis lumine lucet.
10. Liber Graciae 11 Praftica kafisL;
11. Declaratio Lapidis per A^icerinam. 1
1 a. De proportione Elementorum fecundum Ricctrdust
de Salopian
Liber chartaceus, fed perdbfeuras;
37®4-
Sentential totius Phyficac fenriotinttliS & riittiralis ; e
libris, ut videtur, Ariftptelis extra&ac: Codex mem«
branaceiisj fcripturac dbfeurioris; xv.
3705;
t. CoriftitutJoncs protinciaki Stephtni JLingtonap«4
Oxon; a° 1222. xt. ;
2. — — Bonifacii apud Lambeth, 1260 J
& apud Weftmlnfter.
3. Jdiianflis Pecham Jipud Redjrhg)
& apud Lambeth:
4. Joh. Stratfdrd;
5. ■■ ■ ■ * Rob. Wynchelfeyj apud Mferton,
1 3°J-
6. ■ ■ Oxonice, fecundae, a 0 1 200.
7. — Symonis ftlepham, Ldndini, 1228;
8. — — ^ — •» ■ Steph. Lanjjjton, 1 200.
9^ ' ■ - Joh. Strafford, feenndo.
16. ■■ ■ Symonfe Iflep, a 0 1 ^62.
lx, Sym. Sudbury, 1278; , .
12^ Thome Arundel, &c. Additur Index alphatfeticut;
P 13- Quatfti^
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Cdtalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3607 — 3713.
4 ' 13. Quscftio, an fine judiciali ordine, nulla antefa&a
jnonitione congrua, quis damnari valeat.
14. Ad Legem de criraine Peculatus, Commentarius.
15. Inftiturionum Juftiniani Epitome, xvii. -
Ad num. 12. Codex membranaeeus, inde chartaceus.
3706.
Schola Salernitana : cum Commentario Villanovani i
«x^*Aof «: «T.Xtr«f . Liber chartaceus, clare fcriptus.
xv.
1. Baldrici, Dolenfis Eplfcopi, Hiftoria peregrinationis
Hierofolymitanae. xii.
2. Petri Alphunfi,* contra Judaeos Dialogi folia 3
prima.
In primo folio manu recentiore fcriptum eft, de
Baldrico.
" Ce Baldric affifla au concile de Clermont, tenu
a» 1095 pour la guerre s t€ dont il fait Thiftoire, et
mourut an 1131 : voyez Moreri, Di&ionaire hiftorique.
Manufcrit rare," Codex n?embranaceus, bene confer-
vatus.
37o8..
Statuta Ordinis Ciftercienfis, compilata anno 1289
et 1300. xiv.
Liber membranaeeus, in cujus folio primo hujufmodi
argumentum tribus verfibus concipitur ; unde colleftio
iq 15 partes diftinguitur.
1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Ordinat, indulget, fundat, fecrat, canh, unit,
7- a § 8; 9. i#. if.
Corrigit, ac vifit, operatur, iter, recipitque
12. ^ 13. " 14. 15.
Cohtrahk,' ac vi&um, commiflbs, et moniales. "
37°9*
Petri Blefenfis'Epiftolse 163. Cod. memb.
Poft Ep. 1 36 occurrit tabula Alphabetica ; et inferuntur
4 folia chartacea, in quibus fcribuntur argumenta
Epiftolarum. xm.
3710.
Gregorii 9, Papa, Decretalia. xiv.
Liber olim Hofpitalis S. Nicholai prope Cufam.
Codex membranaeeus, foliorum 5 1 .
3711.
Pauli iEmilii, de geftis Francorum, liber 4 & 5. Cod.
memb. optime fcriptus, literis gothicis. Extant omnino
Ubri i«. faepe typis exferipti. X v.
37 I 2.
«« Cartulare Monafteru B. Petri & Pauli de Domina,
Cluruacenfis Ordinis, Gratianopolitanse Diocefios ; ex-
fcriptum ex antiquo codice manufcripto pergamaneo,
: «iuod eft in poteftate Domini de Bouchet Rerii hiftorio-
* graphi Parifiis." 1679. & XVII
* « 5°i C i fer T U T !'. conftaDsfoli,,s - I4K Extra fignatur,
« Cartulaire du Pneurc de Domene."
3718.
LuitprandiTicinenfis Chronicorum, five Antapodofeos,
J n \ 7-k . a ! tern ?'P artim ^utopartim metrico.
bextantumLibn in edmsWpiciuntur, ut aitFabri-
S^'^^^- i«* J- ^dex
Num. 3714 — 3716.
37 H-
S. Bernardi Vita : tranferipta per Petrum Pacinuo*
Pifcienfem Domino, L. de Guicciardinis. xv.
Codejc chartaceus, bene fcriptus.
3715-
Jacobi Barcelli Genuenfis, Hifpanicnfis Belli librl 5.
anno 1412 ad 1444- Liber fespe editus. Cod. membr.
pulcher. Defideratur folium unum, in fine. xvi.
3716.
Codex mediocriter fcriptus, chartaceus, in quo invenlun*
tur varii Scriptorum Italorum tra&atus. xv.
1. Admonitarum (ut fcrib.) Rerum Graecarum per
Leonardum Aretinum. j .
Ad calcem fcriptum eft cc Finis hujus, completurn per
Jacobum Sthenke de Sydawe, hationis Saxonice."
2. Poggii Florentini llbellus contra avaritiam. Deeft
titulus in initio, fed ad finern ponitur. 25.
Boccacii fabula de Tancredo, latinitate donatus per
Leonardum Aretinum.
4. Laudes Italia*
5-
6.
7-
8.
SapphAv Epiftola Phaoni, per Ovidium.
Panormitae Epigramma.
Epiftola; d\xv anonymae
P
47-
5 2 -
52. b.
55- b.
ib.
59-
*3-
14.
16.
Vergcrii ad Car- Lenom.
9. — Leon. Aretini ad Jo, Nicolaum Veron.
60.
to. Epigramma Antcnii Panormitae, fub capite Vef*
pafiarii fcriptum. 61. b.
1 1 Epiftola quaedam fatirica ; cc cum tuos mores par-
tim aliunde didicerim, partim pradfens aliquando per-
fpexerim. & 62. 1
12. Plutarchi ad Trajanum Epiftola. 66.
Epigramma de luxuria. • ibid.
Guarini invediva in Geo. Trabefuntium 143!;
66. b.
L. Aretini Epiftola ad Chiriacum. 72.
" a d Poggium. 73. b.
17. Epigrammata quaedam recentiorum et veterum
poetarum.
18. Inveftiva Leon. Aretini in Laurum Quirinum
cum Epiftola ejufdem. 73, \> m
1 9. Exempla Grseca de Amicitia. - . 79. b.
20. Caroli Aretini in Leon. Aretinum Elegia. 8r.
21. Canning edita -per Clar. v. Anthonium Lufcum,
in funere illegitimi quondam principis, Johannis Galeati
ducis Mediolanenfis. 83. b.
22. Defenfio Leon. Aretini pro tradu&ione Ethicse.
23. Ant. Panormitae exhortatio ad Bartholomreum de
monte Politiano. * g<<.
24. Verfus varii. Sg.b.
2 5- Pogg" ad Cofmam Medicen Epiftola 2. 90.
26. — ad Antonium Lufcum. 96. b.
27- ~ & Franc. Philelphum Inveftiva, pro Ni-
colao prima. 99.b.
28. in eundem inveftiva fecunda. 103. b.
2 9* — " invediva quarta, et reconciliatoria. 107.
3°* — ' — Epiftolae 2. Leonardo Arctino. 107.
3 1 - Leonello de Eft. Ep. 2. quae in operibiis
non apparent. Ic ^
3 2 » — Carolo Aretino. 113.
33* Oratiofuneuris tenia, in Nicolaum Nicho-
lum.
3-t. Irtcerri Epiftola ad Principem quendaai. " Non
eftapud qujm querar." Ponon. 1599. - 119.
35. Al^a. " Haudab re futurum eife arhitror." 124.
36. Leon. Jdftinianus Quarino., 134,
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Num. 3716—- 3720.
37. Epift. Ambrofii monachi; Federico Cornelio.
138. b.
38. Poggii ad Guarinum Epiftolse tres. 139. b.
39. — Bornio Borronicnfi. 142.
40. : — Antonio Panormitae. 143. b.
41. Phildphi Satira in Pogrgium. 145.
42. Leonardus Aretinus Flavio Forlienfi. 147.
43. Heliogabali Oratio ad Meretrices. 149. b.
44. Leonardus Aretinus Flavio Forlienfi, 153.
45. Sermones, Epiftolse, &c. Hieronymi, Auguftini
et ahorum, alia manu.
3717.
De 4 Elementis, et natura rerum, libri 19, Deeft
vicefimus, in auftoris prologo citatus, de motu fiderum
et planetarum. xiy.
Codex membranaceus, e variisMSStis compa&us, et
certe variis in locis imperfeftus. Alexandro Neckam,
(de quo vid. ad num. 3737.) olim perperam afcriptus.
3718.
Bonifacii 8 Papa?, liber fextus Decretalium ; cum Ap-
paratu Johannis Andreas Datus Romae 1297. Codex
membranaceus, mirifice fcriptus, et adprim& ornatus.
Extat fine coinmentario ad num, $66$. * xv.
3719^
1. Thomae Florentini, de modo medendi, Tractatus. 1 .
xiv.
2. Compendium Salcrniae. 7.
3. Summa tie opiatis, fecundum Petrum de Muflandal.
v> 14. b.
4* De Clyfteribus, fecuiidum eundem. 18. b.
5. AriftoJelis Epiftola ad\AJe:iandrum M. de corpore
humano fanando* * \ J 27.
* 61 Gerardi Glofa: fupcr viaticum Ifaac, libris • 7* 29.
7; Speculum phlebototnisc, potionis, et medicinae ex-
ercendae, fecundum Hi pocratem. 148.
8. Spherae ad inveniendum gradus Solus & Lunae.
j 50.
9. The Veins of an htunan Body. x 55*
10. Kalendarium. 156.
1 1. Tabula Eclipfeos Solis & Lunse, 162.
12. Feftorum . mobilium, & Aftronomicse.
164.
Pythagorac Sphera. 167. b.
Magnus Rogerinus, de morbis. 170.
*3-
14.
*5-
Magiftri Rogeri, Parva fumma de purgationibus.
214. b.
16. de dandis medicinis, Summa.
; ; 218.
17. Tradiatus Philofophicus, a prima caufa ufq; ad
hon»inem. 222.
1 8. De aquarom medicinalium confe&ione. 251.
19. Summa Urinarum, fecundum Galenum. 258.
20t Tra&atus pulfuum, fecundum Salernum.
* 267. b.
21. Dicta bona ad anni 4 tempora, ex Schola Saler-
nitana. 273, b.
Codex, maxima parte, membranaceus,
^* 37 2Q.
Antoniide Beck, Decani de Lincoln 9th Edw. jn, Nor-
Avicenfis Epifcopi, 13 E. 3. Kegiftrum- proprium me-
morabilium ad fe pertineniium, &c. ' xiy.
Notatu digna funt fequentia.
" Commiflio Regis Edw. 1 11. predict o Epifcopo ad ar-
mand' gtntes ad Anna in Com. NorfF. anno regni regis
Angl* tercio dccimo. 0 0
Num. 3720— 3724.
In Anglia funt Ecclefie parochiales - 46260.
Ville 5280.
Feoda Militum 602 1 5. in quibui
viri religiofi tenent . * . ' - 28015.
Comitatus in Anglia - • 35,
Epifcopatus v • 17. '*
Civitates - - - 1 9-
Summa totalis Decime, fecundum ulumam taxations
de terra tota Scotie - . ' - 2-3947 : l 9 • *
Summa totalis terre Hiberniae 1647 116:3
Summe totalis Decime Anglie & } R x
bailie • - • £ 20372 : 2: 4 %
[^26470: 18: 4|
Wallie ... .3
Summa totalis omnium Decimar.
predi&ar. perann,
Summa totalis taxationis Bonorum Ecclefiafticpr. in
provincia Cantuar. (exceptis Bonis Templariorum &
Hofpitalicorum, nec non Bonis Archi-epi Ebor. et Epif-
copi Dunelm. in eadem provincia Cantuar, exift^ntibus)
24835a Marc. id. Unde Summa unius denarii de fingu-
UsMarciserit," - -£.1116: 12 : 6.
(N.B.) Proximum folium deeft.
Ad finem funt Nomina Prebendariorum Ecclefw Lin*
colnienfis A.D. 1343.
37 21 -
Chronicon Ecclefiae Elienfis, a Chrifto nato ad A D,
1465, Continet folia chartacea 86. xv,
r - .
3722. ?
Francifci Petrarchae Africa, five de Bellp Puijico Poeffiav
libris 9. x v.
Pracmittitur unicuique libro argumentum duplex*
Primum uno verfu ; fecundum* hexametris circa novenv
conceptum, Argumenta hac in editfs non.vulgo appa-
rent. Monofticha hacc funt.
1. Monftrat in aftrigera prim,us regione beatos.
t. Fafta urbis, clarofque duces complefiitur alter*
3. Gefta bic Romulidum, et gentis narratur origp. - *
4. Colligit inde ducis notiffima Laelius adta.
5. Triftia quintus habet Numidae connubia regis.
. 6. Hannibal inde fero* Lati£ difcedit ab orS.
7, Vincit Romanus, fuccumbit Punicus hie dux.
. 8, Vi&is oftayas fpretae dat munera pads.
9. Scipio fert nono fpeciofum ab hofte triumphum.
Codex fuper membranam craffiufculam fcriptus, lite*
rum duftu admoduui uniformi,
3723.
Chronicon a creatione mundi ad A.D. 1258. <c In prin-
cipio temporis ante omnem diem." Recent! manu
notatum, effeThomac Albi, Codex membranacetis, fatis
pulcher, xiv,
37^4-
1. Girobaldi Whitwhibauenfis, Profa i* xiji,
2. Manaflis Regis Oratio. i # b.
3. Relatio feptem DQrmientium. j».
4. Verfus de Sanfto Petro Maitiro, fingulis vocibus
litera p. incipientibus. 4.
5. Epigrammata duo.* 4. b.
6. Silv. Geraldi Cambrenfis, Topographia Hiber^
ni^. 5.
7. Brevis oratio monachi.cujufdam ad fratres.
8. Hymnus antiquus, cum fragmentis brevibus:
9. Traftatus brevis de Sacramentis.
10. Adriani Epifc. Epiftola ad regem Anglorum.
1 1 . A very ancient creed in Englifli, with the Lords
prayer in Englifh rhyme
1 2. Fridericus imperator ad papam, cum variis verfibus
plerumque rythmicis.
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ti. EpiftolaValerii ad Rufinum JwucumfiiHn^ dStfiia^
Mentis ei nubere.
Codex membranaceus..
u Chronica d* Haytes & Aberaoitwejr. xiv*
*. RegifbumCaftarOm MOoafterii S> Mariae- tic Aher-
conwey.
Cbdex meinbranacetsu
3726-
i # S. Ganrfburgis Vita et Mkacufcfc bc.
*. Pafchafit Radberti, De corpora & fatigtwhe Domi*
ni, liber.
Codex membranaceus-
37*7-
Nfewiha EpScepatuum Orbis ChrifHaniL xv.
2. Formularium Scribendorum ia Cancellairia Apof-
trtica.
liber chat taceus, c colle&bne Seguier.
37280
AftexanT de Ail, Summa die Cafibus ; Libri 3 primi,
ex 8 qui in edd* Jnveniunmr. xv.
Liber Venetiis imp»effus A J). 1+80, ubi nomen fcri-
fckur Aftefanus ; hie hiculenter ponitur Aftexanw.
Codex characeus, bonus*
37 2 9-
Mybff Hafewawaitt *bri 5. Laiiic per Nie. Perottum.
xv.
Uber Quondam Hbfpitalis S^NScolai prope Cufa»,
ahartaceus. Opus idem ad num. 5293 occumt ; fed co-
des ilk multo minus ornatus, et procemio, &c. caret.
37 3°-
U An ancient Copy of Verfefy apparently addreffed
to * King of England, afferring the Sovereignty of that
Kingdom over Scotland, & fiiggefting the enforcing of
it by arms.
2. The old Chronicle named Brute of England,
which occur* mroy times in this collection. It is parti-
cularly defcribed by Mr. Wanfcy, at N°* 24- 266.
and 1 56*. This Copy has die prologues, correfpondinjr
trfth thofe in N* 24. The prefent Copy is on paper, ill
written, & in many parts imperfeft, but with 2 continua-
tion to the 30th Year of Henry VI. which is fome few
year* beyond the other copies. See 3945. xv.
373*-
1 „ ttcrmetis Trifmegiftse Aftrologia. xv.
2* Meffleallae five MeffeaMach, Epiftofe, de rebus &
ctlipfibus Lunae, & conjunfllionibus planetarum, cum
afiis ejufdem fcriptis*
3. Almanzoris Sermones Aftrologici.
4. Hermetts, de accidentibus Sermones.
5. Tra&atus de Eclipfibus, fcriptus 143 u
Codex chartaceus, maculatus.
3732-
Bmfidkrtrc* de P5fis, Snflwma de cafibus CoofcientiaB,
Grdine Alphabetico. xv.
Codex Chartaceus, fcriptu* 1449} folia habens i98 f
vid. 3738.
3733-
Galfridi dc Trano, Summa fupef Titulos Deereraliqrt,
5 Libris. xiv.
Cod. mcmb. confiftens folia 1 94*
Num. 3734 — 373 8 \
3734-
Tabulae Aftronomicae. xiv.
liber oBm Hofpitalis S. Nicolai prope Cufaift.
Codex membranaceus.
3735-
1. Fragmentumdefigras Zodiaci. xiv.
2. VenerabiKs Bedee preib. libellus de Natura rerum.
capp. 52.
3. Ejufdem detemporibus. capp. 10.
4. Kalendarium Lincolnienfe^ cum fub Canone, et
tabuKs computations.
5. Jobannis de Sacro bofco TraSatus de Sphera.
6. - — » C*mpotu$. Et compendium di&i Cem-
poti.
7. Algorifmus.
8. Ricardi AngU Minutiae vulgares & philofophicnc.
9* Tra&atus Quadramis communis five moderni, cum
fttiitabulis*
jo. Tra&atus de Sphera Lincolnienfi.
1 1. Roberti Grofteft, Line, epi, Compotus.
Codex membranaceus, ornatus.
373 6 /
A curJous book on plants, calkd in the former Edition
of the Catalogue, u Peutingerorum Liber botanicus/*
but on what authority does not appear. It confifts of
five parts :
1. Firft, a complete alphabet of Plants, in the order
of the Italian names. The plants diftin&Iy drawn in ink,
& coloured ; with German, & foinetimes Latin names
futyoined. TWapart confifts of 80 leaves, in tens* dif-
tingmifhed by the eight firft Letters of the Alphabet j the
five firft marked, the five next blank, as in printed
books. In many places the Author has delineated the
legendary hiftory, fuppofed to illuftrate the nature of the
Plants. " xvii.
2. A Correfjpondmg defcription of the Plants, in
Italian, by John Cardamofto.
3. An account of foods of all kinds, by the fame, but
not in alphabetical order.
4* An account of poifons and their remedies.
5. An account of Stones in alphabetical order, ending
abruptly with " Criftalo." By the beginning of this part,
it appears that thefe laft were four books of one work by
Cardamofto. The whole written, & drawn, on Paper.
3737-
Alexandri Neckham, de fan&o Albano, de naturis rerum,
et Ecclefiaftice, libri 5. xui.
Infirontefcriptumefl, " Hie eft Liber S.Albani ; quern
qui abftulerit, aut titulum deleverit, anathema fit. Amen."
Codex bene fcriptus, membranaceus.
3738-
Bartholomei de Pifis, Summa de Cafibus Confcientije,
ordine alph^etico ; fcripta A.D. 1455. Idem liber
qui ad Num. 3732 occurrit, fed fcriptus in membrana,
cura eximia, et continens folia 226. Ad finem fubjici-
tur haec epigraphe.
««. Confummatum fuit hoc opus in civitate Pifani anno
dni 1308. die 30 menfis decembris, tempore fandiffimi
patris domini Benedifti papae xii. ^ Atque fcriptum et
finitum anno Dom. 1455. vigefimo die menfis Dc-cembris,
in civitate Cortonkenfu" xv.
Regiftrum
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Ilegiftrum Chartarum Monafterii S.Cruds 4c Walttarti.
xvi;
Codex folia habens 2 15, et, qtfod in regiftris rarius eft,
ehartaceus. Bene tamen fcriptus, literis chartarum primis
figerarum ridicularum om^t-ii infigjiitis* Siequitttr kidex,.
uTqueadpagiham 380*
374<*
1. Sir George Mackenzie's Ordinary of Armes of
Scotts Men, in an Alphabetical Order. . xvik
• 2. A Collection of Armes of Scotts Men : "& Orders
about Bea;riags* 325.
3. Variation of the Armes & Badges of the Rings of
England, from Brute to the year 169-. 445.
4. Scotorum Regum Ordo, Series, & Succeffio.
• 452.
Such are the number of pages *narke<$ hi this iolio
Volume, but from 377 to 406 are torn out, & the
remainder have been bou.id inverted. There are befides
fome letter* & pth$r papers bound in, & a good Index at
the end.
374- 1 -
A folio paper voTume, containing the following Articles.
1. A trad clearly written, in an old hand : of which
this title is given in the firft leaf of the book, " A tranf-
cript of feveral antient Records concerning Yorkfhlre."
It is extracted from DoomfHay book, the Red book of
the Exchequer, &c. and contains 29 written leaves.
s. Very fairly written, 44 England's L pinomis," by
John Selden Etq. In ten chapters, with a title to each.
On 52 leaves. xvii.
3. Avery curious tra&, dated at the end, 1585, and
mod fairly written, in common & old Englifli text hand.
The general title written in the text hand is this: xvi.
44 A Booke conteyniitg the maner & order of a
Watche to be ufed in the Cittie of London upon the
even, at Night of Saint John Baptift and Saint Peter
as in tyme pad hath bene accuftomed/'
Then follows a table of the Wards, to which this title
is prefixed;
« Here followeth a table wherein is fet downe the
divifion of the Wardes & Precinkes of the Gittie of Lon-
don, with a declaration of the number of Souldiers &
Weapon Wifflers & Conftables to be provyded for the
furnyture of a Marchinge Watche as by the fame (hall
appeare." 1 .
. After the table is this Account.
44 As by the Table before written is exprefled in breef
.the number of men & weapon to be prepared for the
Martchinge Watche : So is here alfo (hewed the Manner
of Armour ' & Arminge of the faide men, together with
the reft of the furnyture aperteyninge, which men to be
fett forth by the wealthyeft Commoners of «very Pre-
fmke & Warde, & to be appoynted thereunro by the
direction of the Aldermen ot the faide Wardes & their
debuts/*
4. 44 Souldiers 408 weaponed with callvveis & the fur-
niture thereof as flaflce, touchbox, match, powder, mcir-
rion, cote of male, fworde, daggar, & cleanlye hofe, &
fqr defoulte of cote of male, fome clenlye Jerkkie, with
fleves of male, & that their morrioas be made faft under
their chynnes foidierlike."
44 Bowemen 312, with bowes & (heffes of arrowes
covered with red leather, fwordes, daggers, fculles in
red fcottiftie capps : their arniore to be brigantynes or
Jacks covered with black fuftian, & clenlye hofe. M
44 Pykes 408 talle men armed in bright qorflets, burga-
metts, fwords, daggars, & eleplye hofe, the tacies of their
Cat.Harx-. Vol.IIL
347 1 —
Armor to be made faft to thfcir thighs : aad', the!r burga^
netts under thtijr chynnes foldierlike. " '
44 Halberd th 72 aimed ixi bright, coffietts, fayer bur*
ganefts, fwords, daggars, 8relenly£ H6fe, their tacies and
blurganetts to be made fajft %s ^forefaide/' 2. b.
Then- foftow the proper pmvifions to be made for the
Wafch, i . by the ?6\y^rds % 2, by the chamber. 3. by
tfie maior Sc fhrevts. a. By the 1 d. Mayor, 4< in hist
own perfon, to be in comely apparylle & veil mounted on
horfeba^/* ** The fworde bearer in fayre Armor with 1
faier bacesalfo well mounted/* — 44 Grave perfonages to
tende & waite upon the Ld. Mayor, & to prelent the
Aldermen." c. K
44 A computation of the number of creAetts, &ci$flet?
ligfite for the fervice of the ftandinge Watche/' 10.
44 I he conduction. Th'office or dutye of him that
fhali feade oV conduce the Watche through the Clay^
in the right Courfe." 14. b.
44 The order of the Marttfie," &c. from fjl.15^ to
the end. In all, 19 leaves.
37+2.
f > Guliehni Gemiticenfis Chronioojc^ de Oucam Nor*
manorum Gefii* ; JxiQaiXw. xv.
2. Liber de geft is Apoftoloruin 45* Capp. Initio man-
cus.
3. Liber qui Regius dicimr: u Sicut in omnibus fer£'
hittoriis. ,> Imperfe&us ad hnem.
4* Petri dc Alliaco-, de concordia Aftronoml^ ven-
tatis et narrationis hiftoricse, Liber 3. Deeft initium.
5. Fxhortatio ad generale Concilium^
fuper Calcndarii corre&ione.
6. • !■ ■ de verociplo lunari*.
7. ■ - » de concordia difcordantlun^ Aft^
nomorum Traft.
8.
Apologeticae defenfiones 2 Aftror
de imagine Mundi, Tra&atus.
nomicae ventatis^
9-
to. Jphannis Norfolk, Summula in artem progreflSo*
nis continue 6l difcontinuse.
Code* membranaceus, elegans.
[3743—375^ Folio.-}
3743-
Digeftorum feu Pandeftarum libri 24: cum apparatu.
Codex membranaceus, formx maximae, nun male
confervatus. v xiv.
3744-
Canonis Avkennas Libri* k 2. 5. 814 : ex tranflatione
Giraldi Cremonenfis, Subjedis Fen prima et fecundfi,
quinti Canonis. xiv»
Liber quondam Hofpitalis. S. Nicolai prope Cufenu
Codex membranageus,
37+5.
1. Serapionis Liber aggregatus in medicinis (implici*
bus : ex tranflatione Simonis Januenfis^ xiv.
2. Johannis, filii Serapionis, I«ibri Medici 7 : ex
tranflatione Giraldi Cremonenfis.
_ 3, Hifben Mefu^e Liber primus de fimplicibus medi*
cinis. Liber erat emptus in ufum Hofpitalis $. Nicolai
de Cufa, a° 1449*
Codex membranaceus, pulcher*
374 6 -
(plementmaeConftitutiones,cum apparatu Johannis Andrae
Codex membranaceus. xiv.
t» Johannii
Digitized by
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Num. 3447^-3749.
3747-
1. Johannis Garzonis Pra&ica Medicinje, fecundunt
modum Avicennac in viginti duas Fen di(tin£ta. Scripta
anno 1477. xv *
2. Johannis Spirin, de Soda influen'iali, Traftatus.
210.
3. Nicolai Florentini, de febribus, Liber. 2 1 2.
4. Petri de Ebano, de Balneis, Tra&atus. 233.
5. Gentilis de Fulgineo, de Balneis Tra&atus. 234.
C6dex chaitaceus, Jpltndidus.
3748-
1. Galcni, de Crifi, liber, xv.
l. de criticis diebus, Liber.
3. de ingenio fanitatis, Libri 14. Latine per
G!i ardum Cremonenfem.
4. de morbo & accidenti, libri 6.
5. de interioribus, libri 6.
6. de juvamentis mcmbrorum, libri 9.
y m d e complexione, libri 3.
8. de malicia comple&ionis diverfe, liber.
Liber quondam Hofpiralis S. Nicolai prope Cufam,
membranaceus, pulcker.
3749-
A very handfome thin folio, having the Arms of K.
James imprefTed on the binding, with other gilt orna-
ments, and the following illuminated Title Page :
<c ADefcriprion of the Honor of Windfor, viz. of the
Caftle, Forefte, Walkes, Parkes, Rayles, Lodge ,
Townes, Parilhes, Hamletts, Houfes of note, Woodes,
Rivera, Brooks, Bridges, Hills, Highwaies, and all
other things memorable, within, or belonging unto the
Faide H<mor, and the Liberties of the fame lying within,
& extending into the Counties of Barke, Surrey, and
Buckingham. Taken and performed by the perambula-
tion, view and delineation of John Norden in Anno
1607. Suavis poft laborem finis." xvn.
On the other fide of this leaf are the Royal Arms, &
Supporters, &c. of K. James, richly coloured, facing
which is a dedication to him. Then follows ,c A cata-
logue of the Tables or*Mapps as they are placed in this
booke," viz. 10 in Berks, 5 in Surrey, & 2 in Bucks.
The 1 ft. is a large fojding fheet, containing a full bird's
eye View of the whole CaftL, Chapel, &c. very minutely
& weil delineated & richly coloured. The following
Title is prefixed to it :
" Table I. In this table is contained an ample and
trcw dtfeription of your Ma 1 ** Caftle of Windefor, the
Chappell, and all the material things thereof, as far as
by a topographicall delineation can be exprefled."
This is followed by a well written and concife Hiftory,
&c. of the fame.
Table II. The Forefte with the feveral walkes, names
of the Keepers & numbers of Deer, &c. and an Alpha-
betical Table of particulars referring to the Map by
letters & figures, &c.
Table 111. Containeth a park conjoining tfee Caftle,
called - the Little Park, the contents of which are de-
fcribed, &c.
Table IV. Comprehends the Great Park loimilHn
circuit, & 3650 Acres, &c.
Table V. The Moat Parke, &c. as defcribed.
Table VI. Sunninge Hill Park, &c.
Table VII. Follie John Park, &c. as defcribed, &c
'Table VIII. Eafthamftead Park, &c.
Tabic. IX. Swinley Railes, Lodge, &c.
Table X. ccmprifmg 2 table*, viz. ift. Bridget railes,
&c, 2d. Cranborne Railes, Lodge, &c.
Num.3749— 3755.
Table XI. Guildford Park in Surrey, &c.
Table XII. Henley Park, D°.
Table XIII. Comprehends all Workinge Park, whkh
is diftinguifhed under the names of the Great and Liule
Parkes, &c.
Table XIV. Biflete Park in Surrey, &c.
Table XV. Bagftiott Park, D° &c.
Table XVI. Langley Park in Bucks, &c. as defcribed.
Table XVII. Ditton Park, IT.
At the end is the fum totals of all the Deer, number
of Acres, &c. of all the Parks, &c.
3750-
Juftiniani Inftitutionum libri 3 priores, cum apparatu,
ufque ad Caput de Emptione et venditione in libro ter-
tio quod eft Operis cap. 75. Codex membranaceus.
XIV.
375«-
1. Clementis 5 li , Conftitutiones : cum apparatu Job.
Andreae. xiv.
2. Dyni Le&ura, de regulis Juris in Jure in Canonico.
3. Innocentii 4, Decretales : cum apparatu.
4. Gregorii 1 o, Decretales : cum apparatu.
Codex membranaceus, ornatus.
3752.
1. JufHniani, Inftitutionum libri 4: cum apparatu.
xiv.
2. Codicis Libri io M ' 11 & 12: cum ap-
paratu.
3. Novellarum Conftitutionum libri 9 : cum apparatu.
4. De Feudis Liber, cum gloifa.
" Hunc Codicem Venetiis a Judaso quodam emit Chon-
rad 9 Peutinger pro Ducatis tribus, A° 1500. 0
Codex pulcher, membranaceus.
3753-
Codicis Juftiniani Libri 9, cum GWTa: occurrunt Libri
10. 11. 12. numero 3752. Liber memb. Idem*
Liber cum Comment 0 diverfo occurrit ad num. 3758.
xiv*
3754-.
Codex membranaceus, formse majoris, fcripturft fpe&a- „
bilis, et illuminationum quamvis imperfe&arum ele.-
gantiA. Margines fuperiores putredo exedit, ita tamen
ut literas nufquam attigerit. Continentur varii poeta-
rum Latinorum libri. Scilicet ; ' xv.
1. P. Virgilii Maronis Bucolica, Georgica, et iEneis.
Defunt verfus quatuor ultimi Eclogse fextej et deinceps,
ufque ad Vcrfum 41 Eclogse oftavae, dimidio folii tertii .
exfe&o.
2. L. Annaei Lucani Bellorum civilium libri ic f prs>
fixo Lucani Epitaphio, " Corduba me genuit," &c.
3. Pampinei (i\c) Statii, Thebaidos Libri 5 primi, et
Sextus ufque ad verfum 182,;
Nequicquam, fraenofq. et colla rigentia tendunt.
4. Q. Horatii Carmina, ab Ode vi verfu 22 libri 1 ;
etiam Sermones, Ars Poetifca, et Epiftolse.
5. A. Perfii Flacci Satirat* ;
6. D. J. Juvenalis Satira prima, ufque ad verfum 15 r.
7. P.Ovidii Nafoni&Metarnpjfphofeon Libri tres primi,
quartus ad verfum 194. deinde, a verfu 415. ad 635.
Quintus, a verfu 259. ad 478. Sextus a verfu 4. ad 22 1 .
. 3755V
" Ccmpotut , (i. e. Computus} hofpitii Dni -Ricardi
(Mctfbrd) . Sarisftu epifcopi, a primo die o&obri*,
anno. regni Regis Heftlid -'quarti poll conquelhim
5 o&av©,
Digitized by
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59
Num. 3755—37^3-
ftflavo, ufque eunctem primum diem oflobris anno
dni Regis nono, et tranflationis difti drii EpiAnno
undecimo."
Codex chartac^is; ad fitiem putredine exefus, fed
falvd plerumi^ie fcriptuii. xlv .
3756.
The Rental of Gerald Fitz Gerald Earl of Kildare, A°
1518. Together with a Catalogue of his Plato
Library, Horfes & Harnefs given away : & an Obituary
of the Geraldys. " * XVI-
This is a large vol. of 226 folios of paper, not all written
upon ; very old, and much damaged. On a leaf of
Parchment at the beginning, & end, is written " xxm°
April 1640, 1 receaved this Booke from Mr. R. Dowles:"
and under the former are the Arms of John Duke of
Newcaftle, &c- from whom many of the MSS, came.
37S7*
Avicennas Gmonis liber tertius, in Fen. 22 divifus.
XIV
Liber olim Hofpitalis S. Nicolai prope Cufam : mem-
branaceus,. bene fcriptus et fervatus.
3758.
Juftiniani Codicis Iibri 9 : cum Gloffa. Liber bene
fcriptus, membranaceus. Comparetur num.3753, xi v.
13759—3776- Quarto.]
3759-
Regiftrum Chartarum Prioratus S.Maria de Blida vel
Blith in Notringhame. xm .
Codex membranaceus, folia habens 158. In initio,
nonnulla Anglice fcripta, ad numerum 3640 haud dubie
referunt.
3760.
Thomae Brumpton, Roffenfis epifcopi, Sermones.
Codex membr. Incipit a folio 1 1° prorc finem Sermonis
term. Procedit ad fol. 329. et Sermonem to8. Sub-
jicitur Index. xv
3767.
Deuteronomii Liber gloflatw. xi v .
Cod. membr. Defunt verfus tres ultimi.
3762.
Ifaia: & Danielis Prophetia: gloflatx. xil.
Cum prologo ad Danielera. Cod. memb.
37 6 3-
Regitlrum Chartarum Monafterii S. Maria de Evefliam.
xiv.
Codex membranaceus, folia habens 2 1 2. Ad finem In-
dex, ab H. Wanley, tit videtur, formatus ; cuius manu
hsec, m initio, Anglice infcripta habemus.
" Memorand. When Henry Fleetwood of Penworthen
Efq. difpofed of this book to my noble Ld. Harley, he
referved to himfelf and family a right of borrowing the
fame out of the Library, whenever (upon occafion of
contefts with the Bps. of Chefler) it mall be necehary to
produce it at trials in public. And accordingly my Ld
was ^leafed to lend it to Mr. Fleetwood for that purpofe
the laft Summer. In token of this Covenant which was
made with my Privity, & for the certain information 'of
Poftenty, I do -hereunto put niy name, this ad day of
March 1 7 j i Humfrey Wank,.'* Sequitur Epiftola Henrici
I'leetwood June z. 172 1.
Num. 3 764— 37 68i
_ . n 3764.
Regiftrum Chartarum Monafterii B. Mariae de Lancafter.
Sin^ic?^"^*" 8 ' 1,606 fervaniS ? folia habens^z.
_ , 3765»
RegiftrumCantaria, in Ecclefia Cathedrali Waterfor 'erfi
Uabilitit. Libellus membranaceus, folia habens 42 :
of n fhpT US / femtUS * L Ad fol 39. <« The Statmes
rk k 2 ; m f n ' houfes ' befide tf * Family
2S^ff» £d by J ° hn C0l, >" e Dean of th *
xiv.
3766.
Codicis rubri Abbathi* de Waltham, pars : in qua con- '
tinentur, 1
1. Pars Iibri cui titulus, Liber niger ; qui fuit in-
ventus cum Cruce magna de Waltham S Crucis. Et
agit praecipue de virtudbus Crucis et miraculi*. xiv.
2. Paflio S. Mara. g.
3- DedicatioEcclefieMichaelis Archangeli : EtMirl
cula ejufdem Michaelis. b i - li ™ r »-
4 Genefis Marie virginis, Jofephi, &Chrifti.i 4 & I0 .'
5- Gregom M. Papae Miracula. I0 -
B. Vir^iS^ AbbatiS ^ SaUega ' MeditatIoncs <k g™d&
8* Jv !fl en n De & 6Xa 5 T atione S - Crucis, Tradatu^
0. De Iigno Domimco, Narrafio.
tolor Explanati ° 0rationis Dominice Sc Symboli Apof.
10. Leonis 1, & S Martini Sermones de jejunjo.
verlu;. ^ Ph,lomene mortem approprinquands,
!*' S 6 ZZT. rt^ Se T?3 nes 2 ' ^Confeffione.
13. 5>. Bernardi Didra notabiliora.
fervafa! varia > bene fcri P'a funt, et bene con-
examts* membranaceus ' !iteris Gothicis grandioribu,
37<>7-
mm \f T T M T rCnfis * Cu bern ac ulum Concilio-
rum. Slve de reguhs qu* ad Concilia pertinent tracW
t* «« TradUtuS de fqualoribus Romans Curie, vuka
nter portugal antiquus intytulatus, et nifi fe correx er ffn
ftatudampnanoniseterne." wmxemm
3- Nicolai de Gavir, de fuperftitionibus, liber. 14, c
A . De fermento & azimo, liber. 4 5 *
5. Johannis Antiocheni Patriarcha:, de eeneraliutn
Concdiorum poteftate, Traftatus. gcneiauutn
I' ? C rf t6 'f. ate l .? oncilii Bafilienfis, Traclatus.
et mamftr H P ™% ^ ^S 1 '"" 1 virum dominum
et magiftrum HenncumTotre(r) canomcum Magdebur.
genfem, Archiep. Magdeb. in facro Bafilienfi condlio
Ambaffiatorem. Anno 1433." «-oncuw
mods Dial0gUS r6f P° ndens ar g«^ntis contra pnemiua
9. " Diafogus inter Jacobum et Johannem Reform-.
3T68.
r. Johannis Cualenfy, Communiloquium de re fi i m ?n«
vitae humanae, libris 7. v. Baleum. g ™
Tr!w hd TrfVCt tfCr " Tremh ° dc cfficio Mifl i
3. DeConcilio Bafilienfi, Traaatus. « Cocitanri hmc
facregenerah Smodo in Spiritu fanclo legitime con^re "a7e
quid vobis venerabilibus Johanni & Andree." °
4- Petri
Digitized by
6o
Catalcgus Librorurn MSS.
Niiiric 376S — 3772.
4. Petri de AfiacoTraftatus de reformatione Ecclefiae.
5. de poteftate Papae, liber.
6. Nkolai de Fakenham, Determinatio de Schifmate
inter Bomfacium papam et Benedi&um antfpapaai, Oco-
niae, 1395 : cum aliis conclufionibus de eodem Schif-
mate, et epillpa ad R. Franciae pro reformatione dicti
Schilmatis.
7. Utrum univerfalis Eccleiia fit fupra Papam, difpu-
tatio.
8. De Conftantini donattone, narratio. " Conftanfmua
Imperafor coronam & omnem regiam dignitatem."
9. Francifcide Mayronis, de indulgenciis, Sermo
10. Bonifacii 9, Papse, de primatu, decretum: Cum
Fr. Mayronis expofitione.
11. Francifci de Mayrone, de perfe&ione ftatuum,
quseftio.
Codex in tenui membrana fcriptus, carie exefus, prae-
ftrtim ad fktem * aunoiationibus viri ctijufdam do&i in
maVgimbus illullratus.
37 6 9-
Gulielmi Horborch, Colle&io Determinationum five
Decifionum Rotas, ab A° 1376 ad 1381. xv.
Codex chartaceus. E. Bibliotheca Nicoku Jofeph Fou-
cault, comiti$ Confiftoriani,
377°-
1. Raymundi Lullii, Ars brevig. % xv f
2. de anima rationali, liber, Romas com-
pofitus, 1 29.
3. — Phyficorum liber.
4,. — Demonftrationis Articulorum Fidei,
libcn
5. Raymundi Lullii, de praedeftinatione & libero ar-
bitrio, liber.
Codex initio membranaceus, poftea chartaceus ; per
cundem virum doftum qui apudnum. 376S fcripfit, bre-
vibus notis illuftratus.
377 1 -
t. Quinti Julii Hilarionis, five Hilariani, libellus Chro-
nologicus, De duratione mundi five deCurfit temporuna.
(De quo vide Fabric. Bibl. Med. et inf. Lat. Lib. 8.
fub Hilariano.) Scripfit Au&or circi A.D. 397. xiji.
2. Chronicon vetus et femibarbarum, ab auftore gi-
noto Gallo, in tribus libris, ex Hieronymo, Idacio, III-
doro, et Gregorio Turonenfi Epifcopo, compilatum. vid.
praefat lib. 3.
Au&or ipfe ftyli fui rufticitatem faepe agnofcit; et prae-
fationem libri fecundi lie orditur. u Decedente atque
immo potius pereunte ab urbibus gallianis liberalium cul-
tura literarum.*' &c. Titulus hujufce libri his verbis,
quod mireris, conceptus eft. " lncipiunt capitula libri
?ntod eft excarfum (i. e. excerptum) de Chronica Grecum
ipif. Thoronenfis." Dedu&um eft Chronicon ufque ad
annum primum Caroli magni et Carlomanni. Scil. 768.
Codex membranaceus, vetus, fed fcriptura fatis clarus.
Non multae elegantiae, fed qiii curiofis poteft in pretio
efTe ; et forte utilitatem nonnullam, in rebus fatten* Chro*
nolpgicis, praefeferat.
3772-
i.^Jordani Rufi de Calabria, militia et famiKaris Fre-
derici adi Impcratoris de Equis liber, fex capitulis com-
prehenfus. 1.
Opus hoc, ferioremanu, Mauro, qui trattatum fecun-
dam fcripfit, perpeiim donatur.
Num. 3.772— 3775,
2. Magiftri Mauri* liber marifcaltiae, five tra£tatu$de
ctfrdtiorie eqjuoftun. 1 4- b.
3. Liber Sinoriymus, ut videtur, de equis ; in xic%
partes divifus, quarum iterum in partes quatuor. 20.
4. Errefii ad Bafim, de curatione equorum liber, b
Gr£co in Latinum tranflatus. 41 . b.
5. Liber Marefcalciae, m capita 50 divifus ; codex
autem ad caput 33 1 " abrumpitur. . 58. b,
Cddex rtiem&ariaceus, fatis bonus. Conftat l'oliis
omnino 69.
Codex membranaceus, fcripturjegmndiorisy et faciliorts,
ita tamen ut vetuftateiu fatis fpiret, in. quo continen-
ts
XII.
1. Galfridi Monumeteafis Hiftoria Brltonqm, cum
prologo au&oris recentioris ad hunc ipfum codicem ao
commodate Interpolantur, poll primum folium, quin-
que folia ex hiftoria nonnulla pontificum defumpta ; defi-
deratur igitur initium hiftoriae Galfridi, quae ad fol. 7.
incipit, ad haec verba. " in muka frufta contritus eft.
Dato igitur in fatis Bladud fcil. ad finem 14* et initium
15* Capitis libri primis. Ubi notandum eft pro %i dato 9
(quod in Cod. bono ad num. 225 etiam fcribitur) efle in
edd. " Concedente"
Tnter folium 14 et 15 occurrit hiatus maximus. fcil. a
cap. 18. Lib. i. a verbis u a tempore atavorum referva-
tus," uftjuc ad cap. 5. Libri 5. ad verba c * ^rawrentur.
Lavabant nempe lapides." Nec^ in hoc loco, textus ultra
duo folia feriatim procectft ; poftei omnia ita permixtaet
confufa, ut in Codice notari potius quam in Catalogo
defcribi poflint. Notata ergo invenientur, meS manu,
juxta Editionem Badii. A.D. 1507. Ad folium 21, novus^
ordo incipit, a verbis c< mittebat. Atrridebat ei frequent
ter." (Ed. multotiens) in Cap. fecundo Libri fexti.
Inde, ufque ad finem Hiftoriae, codex perfeftus eft ;
nifi quod a leftionibus Edd m frequenter, et plerumque>
ut videtur perverse, difcedat. Codex forfan audtoritati*
non multae, fed dignus tam^n qui a novo Editore infpi-
ciatur.
2. <c Mappa^ Mundi 99 fivedefqriptio univerfis orbis*
5^.ad-68.
3^ Fragmentum Legcndx alicujus, quatuor folia oc-
cupans. a 69. ad 7-2*
4. Chronica Trevirorum : e^; C^faris Commentariis
de BelloGallico et aliis hiftoriis compilata. £j. ad ioo*
5. De dedicationeTeinpli per Salomopem, et ejus pcei>i-
tenti&. bo i., ad 104.
A prologo, et carminibus Leonini^ in. folio primo
codicis hujus apparet, tres fokimmodo libro^ *b initio
habuiffe. Scilicet, Hiftoriam Britonmn ^ M^ippimj mundi,
ut vocatur;. et chronica Trevirorum % Tiaind^m. yerd
multa ex eo amifia, et muita perperapi illata > ut quinque
folia ex hiftoria pontificum, Fragmjeitf um Legendae, et
res ad Salomonem pertinentes.
Conferendus eft qodex cum num.. %i 5, qui antiquior,
et certe multo perfeftior.
3774-
liber Job : cum QloflL Codex membranaceus. xnt,
3775.
Coctex membranaceus, materia et fcripturi varius.
1. VitaThomae Becket Archiepifcopi Cantuarienfis,
Terfibus Gatiicis. xin.
2. Hiftprig Feliciae filiae Comitis Warwicenfis, & Gui-
donis fiK Seguarti difpenfatoris ejus, aliter died Guido
Warwicenfis, verfibus Gallicis ; imperfedhu
8 3. cc Verfus
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianse;
Num. 3775> 377 6:
3. " Verfus fcquentes funt fa&i ad copifandam (com-
J>ilandam ?) fententiam Decreti i Et deferviunt per ordi-
nem diftin&ionibus & queftionibus caufarum ; ita quod
primus prims, fecundus fecundae* & fic de aliis ultimo
in diftin&ionibus fiunt. Veruntamen 64 & 5 diftinctio-
nibus unus verfus defervit." Sic titulus in ipfo Cod. Ad
jus canonicum pertinent verfus.
4. Chronicon a Chrifto natoufq; ad A.D. 1266.
5. Tabula brevis chronologica, fecundum Bedam.
6. Vita Roberri de Knalburgh : per Ric. Stodley
fcripta. Imperfe&a. Sequitur, folio unico, fragmencum
incertum.
7. Nomina Vicecomitum London, a tempore Regis
R. 1 ; Et Majorum ab a* 11 R. Johannis, (quando Hen-
ricus filius Alwini primus Major fuit) ufq; ad H. 6:
together with a fliort Chronicle of that time. xv.
8. " Nomina illorum qui fraternitatem S. Albani fufce-
perunt."
9. Chronicon, ab a°i42i ad 1430.
i*. 44 Supplicatio peflima, porre&a per Johannem
Scharpe Humfredo Duci Gloverniae, Regni Prote&ori,
an fubverfionem Ecclefiae." Et in fine, " Explicit Suppli-
catio fupradida, non catholice, fed heretice porre&a."
1 1. Defcriptio novi Altaris S. AJbani.
v 1 2. " Qualiter Abbas Weftmonafterii primam fedem
in Parliamento fuper Abbatem S. Albani primitus ufurpa-
verit."
13. c< Quomodo W. Rex Conqueftor abftulit Abbati
S. Albani totum dominium, a difta villa pene ufq; ad
London Ston."
14. De dedicatione Ecclefiae S. Albani.
15. Nomina Abbatum Ecclefiae S. Albani, ufq; ad an*
1300.
16. Monumenta Ecclefiae S. Albani. Defcriptio in
quibufdam locis manca.
17. Hiftoria Patriarcharum Abrahami, Ifaaci, & Ja-
cobi, verfibus Gallicis; axtpaAo* % otnXtroc. xin.
18. " Galfridi Vine Salvi, (Vine Sauf) de artificio lo-
quendi, poetria." In ultimo folio Tra&atus tertii hoc oc-
currit Epitaphium :
44 .Quifquis eris qui tranfieris, fta, profpice, plora,"j
" Sum quod eris, fueramq; quod es. Pro me pre- >
44 cor ora. J
44 Si fervis ut vis, hoc quod volo, non dabo quod
"vis.
" Ut volo fi fervis, non quod volo, fed dabo
u quod vis.
44 Miles in arma ferox bellg captare triumphum,
44 Et folitus vaftas pilo transfigere fauces
44 Serpentis, tetrum fpirantis peckore fumum,
44 Occultas extingue faces in bella, Georgi.
44 Virgo Deum complexa finu, fervando pudorem, ^|
44 Virginis & Matris fundens per fecula nomen, >
Afpice compunftos animos, miferata tuorum, J
44 Janua fum vitae, volo parcere ; clamo, venite, 1
44 Qui dapibus pafci cupitis, celoq; renafci. J
44 Lac lavat vinum, Oleum liquore fabarum. 1
4< Incauftum vino, fet ferrum felle bovino. J
377 6 -
Codex membranaceus.
1. Vita & miracula Haroldi quondam Regis Anglor.
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XII.
a. De inventione S. Crucis de Waltham, Tra&atus.
3. Chronicon breve Angliae, ab A 9 1066. ad 1128.
44 Primus Rex poft conqijeftum fuit Willelmus Baftar-
dus." ;
4. Vita S. Brandani.
5. Henrici, Salterienfis Monachi, Narratio de Purga-
torio S.Patricii.
6. Vita Tungalii Caffelenfis ef>ifcopi.
-7. Vifiones Inferni 3. " Senem quendam venera-
Cat. Haul, Vojl. III.
Num. 377^ 3777-
8. Bonaventurae Meditatio. 44 Transfige, dulciffime
Jefu."
9. Verfus fceminam defcribentes.
" Femina fons fellis, fons fumans, fiftile fafma,
" Primum pomellis prefumpfit prodere plafma. ,>
10. Martyrologiiim Sandorum in Anglia, Wallia, et
locis finitimis.
11. Calendarium.
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A folio of 202 original letters from Learned men to Mr,
Humphrey Wanley, from the year 1692, &c.
1&2. From J. Jacklon to H. W. at the Mailer's
Lodge Univerfity College.
3. From Dr. Ibbot, Lambeth Palace, to the fame,
about the return of MSS. 17:4.
4. From James Jeffrey, Pembroke-Hail Feb. 11,
1 724. about the difcovery of a parcel of Gold medals of
E. 3d. in digging the foundation for King's new building,
the legends of which are there copied.
5. 6. 7. Short letters from Geo. Inch about books,
no dates.
8. Another trifling one from John Innes, in the
Strand, 1708.
9. 10. Two others from Bell Jones 170?.
11. Bar. Jones All-Souls, & John Anftis & Jo.
Barcn, to Mr. Wanley at Wimpole Cambridge/hire
about Mr. Lhuyd's books & MS 5. for Ld. Oxford,
&c.
1 2. A trifling letter from Rob. Keck, without date.
13. 14. 15. 10. 17. Letters badly written from Geo.
Keith a quaker, about books, &c. to the faid H. Wanley,
then Keeper of the Library at Univerfity College.
18. A letter from Charles King dated Grendon (Co.
Warw.) Apr. 4. 1692. which begins with " Mr. Chet-
wynd defigned to have gone this day to Ingeftre, but
was prevented by the floods" — " I will bring with me
out of Staffordfliire Mr. Somners DidUonary, & the
Evangelica Saxonica & Gothica (given me by Mr.
Junius) & another Saxon Trad which I accidentally
bought at Lichfield* w** may be of ufy to your Studies in
that Tongue," &c.
This and feveral following letters are in the fame
beautiful hand as many of the Chetwynd MSS. in the
poffeflion of the late Stebbing Shaw. See his Advertise-
ment to Vol. II. of Staffordfliire P. xxvm.
19. The fame to the fame, May 2. 1692.
20. Another from the fame, May 28, wifliing Mr.
Junius's colle&ionwas publiflied, or in fuch hands as Mr.
Wanley's, who would fpare no pains to make it fit for
the Prefs, &c This concludes with an Epigram on Sr.
G. Mackenzie's Pi&ure.
2 1. A fliort one from the fame, about his acquaintance
with Gregory King. Aug. 13. 1692.
22. From Gregory King, dated Coll. Arms London
Aug. 16. to Mr. C. King, at Ingeftry, about Mr. Wanley
wiihing to get a Situation in that office, &c
23. From C. King to Mr. Wanley with the above in-
clofed.
24. The fame to the fame : thinks its a hard cafe after
he had ferved an apprentifliip to a Draper at Coventry
he fhould ferve Mr. G. King as long for -an Office of
14 or 15 1. per Ann. with other matters curious enough.
Sept. 10th 1692.
25. A few lines from the fame about going with Mr.
Chetwynd to London. Grendon Nov. 2d.
26. Another letter from the fame, dated London
Jun. 16. 169... About Sr. John Cotton & a book of
his, &c. alio recommending to him a young man, Mr.
Pate a Draper, matter of the beft Study of books, & the
bell fcholar of his age, &c.
R 27. Another
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27t Another from the fame, which feemt to caned
his former opinion about Ly fimachus, &c.
2 8 Fromthe fame, dated Ingeftre, Nov. 1 14—93.
mentions hU being unfixed in that : Country fmce the
grStlofsof Mr. Chetwynd yet (hall never fojget Mr.
Wanley. That morning takes his final leave of Ingeftre,
after 15 years refidence, butdefigns to refide till Xtmas
at Dr. FoWs at Wirley, Stafford', & go from thence to
bis chambers at Oxford.
2 Q. Another letter from the fame dated Rugely, Apr.
t . i?94. about the books arriving fafe ; is ^charmed to
ftay a?Wirley longer than he intended, ™*hhis good and
learned friend DrfFowke. Concludes with oblervauons
upon coins and books for Wanleysftudy of them.
10 11. U. «. 35- Short Letters from Rich.
Kii at 3 Exet 3 er #,«?.. about Saxon MSS. of Mr. Burf-
cough, &c. Dr. Rennet's quarrel with the Bp. of London,
who filenced him, and ordered his Church doors to be
(hut, which he contemned ; and that the Bifliop of Sarum
preached a fermon in vindication of the Dr. in Alderf-
eate Church. , . . . v •
36. Another from the fame, comforting him very rehgi-
oufly, &c. in his illnefs, &c.
37. A fliort letter from Charles King at Grendon be-
fore Mr. Chetwynd's death, therefore mifplaced.
3 8. 39. 40. 41. 42. Letters from J. Kimberley
Cov. 1695101700. congratulating Wanley on his fitua-
tion atUniverfity College Oxford, & requefting him to
examine a MS. in the Bodleian, the Author being
Titus Livius de Fruloniftis, an Englifh Hiftorian often cited
by Stow, &c.
43. From Mr. James Knight formerly of Cambridge,
ScotNorthwoId, about an Epiftle prefixed to a MS.
Bible in the Library of Trinity College Camb. wherein
mention is made of the Art of Printing.
44. From Mr. Jenkin Knill, dated Goodridge May i 2.
about a medal found near there with feveral others, it
being all copper about the breadth of a Half-crown with
a fair head, and about the ring " Cesar Traoanus
Hadrianus Aug. ImP. The reverie legend Pont. Max.
X.TR POT COS. HI." &c.
45. 46. Two letters from W. Lancafter St. Martins,
London 1716, about the Floyd MSS. & another book
in Jefus Coll. Library for Ld. Oxford.
47 — 8—9. Short Letters from Timothy Langley about
other MSS.
go— 1. From W m Latton Grays-Inn 17 12. about his
family in Bucks, &c.
52. From Mr. Charles Lee, no date.
53 From Tho. Leigh 1 697.
54. From Edm. Bp. of Lincoln, Lambeth, 1716.
55. Bernard Lintott, Bookfeller about, Overbicks An-
tiquitates Roma> & other Antiquities, &c. at Rome.
56. From Arthur Lugg, Berklhire.
5 7 — 8. a curious letter from Edw. Lhwyd dated
Swanky 1696. to the Revd. Dr. Mill Principal of
Edmund Hall, Oxon, giving a defcription of a Monu-
ment, with a copy of the long Inscription thereon at
Maes y Grces in the Parifli of Lhaw Dyfilio in Den-
bighfhire, transcribed A° 1696.
59. Another curious, long letter dated Oxf. Sept. 21ft.
1702. from the fame to H. Wanley about Lichfield
Gofpels, or Textus Sci Ceaddje (now remaining in that
Cathedral Library) & the bookbinders having mangled
the marginal notes. This letter concludes with a quota-
tion from the Leiger Book of LandafF, about the year 929.
60s Another long & learned letter from the fame to
the fame, dated Aplcton Jan. 6. 170*. with many curious
obfervations about Irifli & Britifti words & MSS.
61. Another from the fame learned Keeper of theMu-
feum at Oxford, dated Apleton Febr. 8. 170$. about
the fame curious fubje&s, which further adds that he
communicated a copy of the Monument of Prince Kad*
Num. 3777*
von (a rude ftone above the Church door at Li. Gad*
walder in Anglefey) to Mr. Hicks of Trevithic, which ht
fhewing with others to Dr. Mufgrave of Exeter, the Dr.
begged copies of them & fent them to Dr. Sloane *ho h^t
printed them in the Philofoph. Tranfa&ions.
62. Another from the fame, dated Oxford, Feb.- a.
1705. about the terms of tranfcripts from the Alhmolean,
&c. with an extraft from the fame as a fpecimen, alio
about interlined words in the Cambridge Juvencus, which
he finds to have been Cakdonian Britifti.
63. 64. 65. Two letters from Mr. Eleazar Mtrchaot
of Guernfey, 1707, about books from France, &c. and
a few lines from Mr. J. Marchant his brother.
66. A fhort letter from W. Maffey, Northleach \ Apr.
1725. about the Penates in the hands of Mr. Flower in
Southbroom near Devizes ; the price 50 1. Only 17 in
Number.
67. From J. Marfhall May 30. inquiring whether
Mercurius Gallo-Belgicus is in the Cotton Library, or
the Mercure Francis from 1600 to 1636, he having
fearched Sion Coll. & the Library by St. Martins Church
in vain, &c.
68. A French letter from Martels, Paris 1723, about
books &cc»
69—70. A Catalogue, &c. in French, by the fame
hand.
71. A Ihort letter from M. Mattaire, about a copy of
his Annales Typographic 1719.
72—3. From the fame, about dining with Sigr. Zam-
boni of Amfterdam, in Conduit Street. Aug. 1725.
74. Another about his Greek MS.
75. Alfo about meeting Dr. Hale, 8rc. to dinner at
Ld.Harleys.
76. Another about his 3d. Vol. of Annales Typogra-
phiciJani72i.
77. From Rog. Meredith 1702.
78. From Mr. James Mickleton of Furnivalls Inn>
about an antique Seal 1714*
79. From the fame about fome MSS. in New Street
Fetter Lane, above his pocket.
80. Another from the fame, dated Gray's Inn .March
6. 1715. about Mr. Hefletines letter, & his finding old
fervices in the Church of Durham, written at the Refor-
mation, &c. alfo about Mr. Anderfon's Pidure and Wan-
ley's, &c.
8 1 2. Other* from the fame about trifling matters.
83. From the fame to the fame at Ld. Harley's at
Wimpole, Cambridgefhjre, about his Uncle Mickleton's
illnefs and affairs calling him to Durham, & the progreft
he had made to add to Ld. Harley's collections.
84. 8 5. Two other trifling ones from the fame, Grays
Inn 1717,
86. -A Trifle from C.Middleton, mentioning Canter-
bury 1722.
87 to 91. Short letters from Ed. Millington, London,
1697 to 1701.
92-3* From C. Milwood, Cov. March 170. 9 *. about
an old Bible printed 1539 in large black print with many
cuts in it, &c. price 6s. 6d.
94. About the fame, being an old family bible not to
be purchafed on any terms.
95. From the fame Oft. 17 10. having been in Staf-
fordlhire about the faid bible, (at a relations feemingly.
Qy. Milwards, now Bookfeller at Walfal, who is of the
old Derbyfliire family ? ) but could not learn what is be*
come of it.
96. 96.* Two French letters from Aymqn Miniftre,
&c. to Monfieur Drummond & Dr. Stubbs, Oxford,
97. 98. From Dr. Jo. Mill principal of Edmund Hall
Oxford, 1702, about Divinhv books, &c.
99. Mr. R. Minfhall the Catalogue maker tq Mr.
Noel Bookfeller, Pater Nofter Row, 17 th
9 100. 101. H y
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loo. io*. H* Mitchell, Greenwich 1723.4k
102-3. Small French Letters from F. de Montnlollin,
London 170?^
104. A Latin letter from Bernardus de Montfaucon
1751, about the Harleian Collection, Sec.
105. From Bernard Mould, London 1725.
106. From Dr. More Bp, of Norwich 1697, about the
Origin and Invention of Printing, &c.
107. From Rice Morgan, Bangor 1697 ; about copy-
ing for him LibaniusY Oration on Julius the Apoftate's
death, in the Publick Library Oxford, & to know how
the R. P. Literaria goes on, &c.
to8. From the fame, thanking him for his account of
(fete of Learning at Oxford, &c. alfo requefting a copy of
Dr.Walliss Latin letter concerning theHiftory of theMo-
nafteries of England, written on one of the white leaves
of Wanley's Repertorium Monafticum.
109. From the fame, about the truefituation &etymo*
logy of Pen-mon in Anglefey, over againfl Prefton
Ifland, where are the ruins of a chapel dedicated to St.
Siriolis, &c.
1 10. From the feme, about the Bp. of Bangor's wilh
ing him to look for a thin folio Spanilh MS. on Vellum
in the Library, among others of that language, which
MS. then belonged to Mr. Braddon.
m. From Aaron Mofes,a Jew, 17 14, about a Book.
112. A French letter f oin Lamotte, ^707.
113. From the Rev. Bernard Mould of Effex about
MSS. &c. 1724.
114. From Salomon Negri about Mr. Xerxes, 1725.
1 15 to 118. Short letters to Wanley about the affairs
of the Society for propagating the Golpel, of which he
was then candidate to be Secretary, figned Nelfon,
1 70 1 , at Woodcote.
119. From the fame, cenfuring Mr. Chamberlayne's
complaints to the Society, & in great praife of Wanley's
condyft, &c. alfo for his fervices to the Dean of Worcefter ;
who,it is faid, may be defervedly placed in the firft rank of the
Great Men of that age. To this letter Wanley has added
fome pointed remarks on Mr. Chamberlayne's Condudt.
1 20. From the fame about the fame, & defiring him
to inform Dean Hicks that he received a letter from Bp.
Frampton, who fays all the ftories told of him in print
are wicked lyes, having taken no Oath, nor any hopes of
preferment fince caft out of his own, &c. 1701.
121. From the fame, at the Countefs Dowager of
Berkeley's, CranfordJan. 170!.
122. Another dated Blackheath the fame year, men-
tioning the Dean of Chichefler to ferve ihe Society, &c.
123. D c about Mr. Benet Rector of St, James's Col-
chefter, &c. Dr. Maningham's opinion about the
Etymology of Maundy ThurfJay, being the day our
.Saviour inftituted the £>. Sacrament, therefore called des
nnuidati ; tho' Spelman derives it more probably from the
French word Maunde, w ch fignifies fportula, &c
1 24. Another from the fame, about Mr. W. being
Secretary to the Corporation Society, which he in a note
fays many noble and wrthy Perfons put him upon foli-
citiiig, &£ promiftd their votes.
j 25. /mother from the fame, about his pi&ure, &c.
126. From the fame, about Wanley's being Candidate
for the Paper Office, with the following letter inclofed,
& advifing him to get Dean Hicks to apply to the E. of
Clarendon, & that if Bp. Nicholfon will be vigorous he
•may engage Sr.Chriftopher Mufgrave, who has good in-
tereft with the Earls of Nottingham & Rochefter,&c. To
which i3 Wanley's note thus ; " Twas faid by many that t
Mr. Chambcrlayne could not hold the Cudody of the
Paper Office. And indeed he was fopn after turned out
by my Ld. Nottingham."
1 27. From the iame, inclofed with the ab )ve, to fome
nobleman in lodgings in Charles Street, Itrongly recom-
Num. 3777.
nlertding Wanley as fucceflbr to Mr. C. Dated Black*
heath, June 22. 1702.
128. Another from the fame, about hispi&ure.
129. From the fame, about the means of procuring
the Librarianfhip of St. Rob. Cotton's MSS. &c upon
which is Wanley's note t " This is about the Cottonian
Library, the Cuftody whereof I did then, and many
years after, moft ardently defire. As to Friendfhip be-
tween Dr. Tho. Smith (here meant) & me there was but
little, his converfation being not fuitable to mine, by
reafon of his Jealofies & Peeviflmefs extreme. I always
allowed the D™ Pretenfions to be much better grounded
than mine. But, if he being a Nonjuror could not fwear
to the Queen's Government ; or being much in years,
(hould happen to decaye, as he did after fome time : I
defired that Employment when the Truftees fliould
pleafe to regulate that noble Colleftion."
130-1-2-3* From the fame, on the fame fubjeft, &c.
134. From the fame, about the prefent of his book to
Wanley^ & his paper, & the Arch Bp. of York. Dec. 1 703.
135-6. From the fame, with the name of Robert pre-
fixed, about the Corporation Society, &c. 1705.
137. From the fame, on the fame fubjeft, &c with a
long note by Wanley about his refignation of his place
of Secretary to that Society, i. e. for Propagating Xiian
knowledge, &c. Dec. 1 705.
138 to 144 Short letters from the fame, about the faid
Society, &c. 1706.
145. From the fame, about Dr. Cockburn & the Arme*
nian Archbifhop, & his nephew Lucas Nurigian, &c. 1707.
146. D° about Secretary Harley procuring a Royal
Pafs for the Arch Bp. of Goehtan, &c» 1 707.
147-8. From the fame, being then engaged in writing
Bp. Bull's life, (hall have an opportunity of mentioning
Dr. Grabe with refpeft, &c. whofe Cenotaph is defigned
by the Ld. Treafurers patronage of that learned & good
man 1712.
149. From the fame 17 13, about Saxon characters
for Mr. Bowyer, whofe misfortunes (alluding no doubt
to his houfe & printing office being burnt in Red Lion
PafTage Fleet Street, where Mr. Nichols now lives) Ld.
Chief Juftice Parker intends to a(Tift towards repairing.
150. From the fame, requeuing Mr. Bird may have
the call of Dr. Grabe's face to make his monument by,
on the Ld.Treafurer's account. 1714.
151. From Peter le Neve Norroy, London, College of
Arms 1725 ; about prologues & other pieces fuppofed to
be written by John Skclton, Redtorof Difs in Norfolk, Poet-
Laureat to K. H. 8. Alio about other books & MSS. &c.
152-3. From H. Newman, about borrowing a fine
MS. Alcoran mentioned by Dr. Lifle,from Ld. Oxford's
Library, for the Society for Promoting Xtian knowledge,
&c. 1722.
154. A Prefident's printed Letter of the Royal Society,
figned Ifaac Newton P. R. S. Nov. 24. 1718.
On the back it is indorfed by Wanley " Erroneous
Summons of the Royal Society."
155. From Wm. Nicholfon, Archdeacon (afterwards
Bp.) of Carlifle, about Accents in the Greek Orthography,
wanted in the famous Chronicon Marmoreum, among
the Arundelian monuments, &c. alfo about the ancient
mufical notes reduced to thofe of modern Mailers. Dr.
Wallis' notes on Ptolemy's Harmonies, &c. No Date.
156. From the fame, dated Salkeld near Penrith
Sep. 23. 1699. Fncouraged by Dr. Hicks, heprefumes
WV has feen the Infcription on a Runic Monument which
he met with in Scotland.
157. From the fame, on various topics, and acknow-
ledging Wanley's afiiftance. July 18, 1700.
! 58. From the fame, then' Bp. of Carlifle, dated
Salkeld July 235 1702. Heardly agrees with thofe An-
tiquaries
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tiquanes, &c. who prefs Wanley to go on with his Res
Diplomatica. Some account of the'Black Lead Mines, &
of a large lump he fejit to Dr. Woodward, &c. &c.
159. 160-!. Three more from & with the arms of the
Bp. in the fame excellent hand, & affe&k>nate Language-,
about Wanley's obtaining the Care and Infpe&ion of the
Cottonian Library. Rofe Caftle, Jun. 1 703.
167.. Another long& elegant EpiftJe from the fame,
c< Next to what concerns the prefervation of our
Eftablifhed Religion & Government, Peace here & Sal-
yation hereafter, nothing has a greater (hare in my
thoughts and defires than the Promotion of the Septen-
trional Learning." *Tis a misfortune that we have loft
(hofe parts of the old Teftament tranflated by iElfric.
Concludes with hints, &c. to W. for improving his in-
tended tranflation, & giving fac-fimiles or the MSS. like
Madox, &C.
163-4. From the fame, at Rofe Caftle Apr. 171 1 :
about Mr. Smith & he calling to fee fome books iij
Mr. Harley's Library, &c. Lately difcovered that the Bp
of St. David's was intimate with the heirs of Sr. J.Cotton,
& have requefted that worthy & good prelate to re-
commend you to them, &c
165. Another, in anfwer to W.'s lfetter, which was a
Refrelhmentto the Bp. under affli&ion by thelofs of his
beft friend and deareft Companion, &c. " There is in the
Cotton Library (Claudius I). 7.) a Chronicle penned by
fome of the Canons of Lanercoft in this Diocefe, which
tho* it agrees moftly with that of Melros, has a great
many things not to be met with any where elfe ; efpe-
cially in matters tranfa&ed in Confli&s and Treaties be-
twixt the two Kingdoms. 17-ri-
1 66-7. Short ones from the fame about, Ld. Harley's
Library, &c.
168. From the fame June 3. 17 14. " The Enquiry
made after your Irifh Laws, was to ferve Mr. Difiipy of
Lincoln," &c.
169. Thus indorfed by Wanley, " 8 April 17 13. my
Ld. Bifliop of Carlifle's advice to me about printing a
Volumeof Englifti Hiftory from the Cottonian Library."
1 70. From the fame, about his prefent vaffalage to his
Stationer leaving him no liberty, &c.
" The account of my Lds. Library fbefides what is
faid on R. Higden,) &c. is intended tor the Preface
which I hope to finifh in a few days," &c. W. Carliol.
171. From N. Noel (Bookfeller) I .ondon 1716 about
Boxes of books fent to Ed. Ld. Harley at Wimple,
Cambridgefhire, fays he has procured for his Lordfhip
3 of the moft rare books in the world, The Officium Ra-
tionale Divinorum, the Juftinian's Inftitutes not feen
in England, and a vtry rare edition of Tullius de
Officiis. Ld. Sunderland has been in purfuit of them.
Expeft a parcel of very fine books from Mr. Suliie from
Germany, &c. & in hopes of buying Ld. Somers's
Library, &c.
172. From the fame, about the value of the above
Officium^ &c. & a Catalogue of many other MSS. to be
valued by Wanley, who is allowed to be the beft judge of
them in Europe, &c.
173-4.5-6. From the fame, about his purchafing Dr.
South'* Library, Dr. Wm. Nichols & a large cargo of
Hebrew, Arabick, Perfian, & other oriental MSS. &c.
Ld. Somers' Library thro* Dr. Mead, &c. & his removal
out of Duck Lane into Pater Nofter Row, &c.
177. From Mr. Sam. Palmer, Merchant 17 18. about
. Medals.
178. From Geo. Paul, Camb. 1712-13. about Mr.
Baker, &c. Dr. Sykes's MSS. Dr. Covel, &c. With a
memorandum by Wanley, that a Pliny's Natural Hiftory
MS. is to be fold, which is always very fcarce and
valuable.
Sr. G. Beaumont, or Mr. Winftanley may be applied
to, for the MS. Greek Teftament from the Corporation
ot Leicefter.
Num. 3777,-7778-
179- From Geo. Paul 1713;
180- 1. From Pepys 1701, about Wanley'*
Scenes, f orhis nep h ew i n Spain, the King's death, &c.
182. From the fame about Mr. Rimer, words in his
book, Sir J. Cotton's MSS, &c;
183-4-5-6-7-8-9; From the fame, about the Durham
fragment, Q. Mary's fong, &c. Dr. Shadwell, Dr. Gre-
gory, the Dean of Worcefter's picture, Dr. Smith con-
tinuing m the Cotton Library, Sir G. Cotton's burial,
a, 19 x °;V^-4-5-6. From the fame, about Dr. Shadwell,
&c. Mohf. Daille's ufe of the Fathers, an extraft from
the Chronicon of the Viftor Turienfis in Africa Epifco-
pus, who lived about the year 550. Saxon MSS. &c. Mr.
Dundafes extraordinary performance, &c. Imperfect
tranflations of the Bible, &c.
197-8. 'From Mr. Pope at Twickenham July 1 & 31. ,
1725. about procuring him fome of that jroode & whole- '
fome Port Wine at the Genoa Armes, &c. " As witnefi
this myne hand, which alfo witnefleth its mafter to be
m footh & fincerity of harte, Good Syr, Your^ ever
bounden A Pop£ >*
" 'I his to my worthy & fpecial Friend Maifter Wan-
ley, dwelling at my fingular goode Lord's my Lorde of
Oxford's Kindly prefent."
i99-2op-i.FromanotherPoet,Mr,Prior, 1718, about
Wanley's correfting his Sheets from the Printer, to
whom he fubmits every thing concerning literature, &c
Mentions alfo a Poem in a book called the cuftoms of
London, a folio printed in H. 8. time which he gave to
Lord Harley. Sends alfo his Phiz defiring Mrs. Wanley
to accept it, & affure her that no Man loves or efteemg
her Hufband & his friend more than Mr. Prior.
202 A French Letter to Capt u Richer, from Monfr.
L. Quartier, a Dublin, May 17 14, with two Sonnets im
French, in praife of Lord Oxford and Q. Anne
377«-
Other original Letters to H. Wanley from 1692 to 1725.
m i. From Fitzherbert Adams, who is glad the Curators
ot the Publick Library, Oxford, have chofen him to
tranfmit the memory of his Predeceflbr Dr. Marfhall to
pofterity. Has two pictures of him by Da rid Loggan, &c.
2. From Bartholomew Adrian, Low near Cov. 1705.
3. From Richardfon Adrian, Brixworth.*
4. From James Anderfon 1725. with Six MSS.
5. From Jere. Andrewes about money matters, with
a Roll of Antiquity.
67. From John Anftis about Marcellus, A.Bp. of
Corfu, a book attributed to whom was really written by
Auguftin Patritius ; and other learned matters.
8. Another from the fame, about Rymer, &c. Herald's
Office 1 7 17.
9. From tbe fame at Mortlake 171 1, about Dr. Hut-
ton's Papers, Prebendaries, Patent Rolls, Wanley's
pi&ure, &c.
10. From the fame about books for fale in Holland,
&c. with Wanley's remarks 1 7
10*. From the fame, about the Officers of Arms, the
Volumes of theTalbot-family, De Marca's Hiftory of
Beam, Count de Montgrylon of Naples, a Knight of the
Garter 3 E. 4. Ferdinand I. natural fon of Alphonfus V.
K. of Arragon, &c. 1721.
11. 1 a 13. D° About the Heralds, &c. knighting
H. V. in Ireland. "
14. D° About the Knights of the Bath, Mr. Bakers
Vols. Dr. Fiddes his lives of More & Fiflier. Grenade.
Herald to Ch. V. his monument at Arras 1547, &c.'
dated Putney 1725.
15. From the fame ^bout Heraldic matters, &c. the
Poem upon ^the Knighthood of the Golden Fleece, &c.
16.
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16. 17. D° Statutes of the Order of the Bath &
Trench MS. of the life of Rich. 2d.
1 8. From the fame, about the faid MS. which he had
borrowed, which proves his conje&ure concerning Collars
introduced by the Lancaftrian line. Mr. Stow perufed
this book or another copy, which he has abridged in the
end of R. 2's rtign, &c.
1 9-20. From A;me Babington, about the fale of a book
which Mr.Cunningham took to fliew my Ld. Treafurer as
a rarity. Erdorfed, " Madam Babington on a wrong
fcent."
21-22. From that indefatigable Antiquary & Colle&or
Tho. Baker of St. Johns Coll. Camb. whofe numerous
Vol*, of A;SS. are in this Colledlion, & in the Univerfity
Library at Cambridge. They are about Mr. Paul's death
in London; & his Papers, which cod him 40 1., if he can
obtain them according ro promife, ihall be at my LJ.
Treafurer's fervice &c. Camb. 1714.
23-4. D° About the faid MSS & others at Nan do's
Coffee Houfe, alfo an account of that remarkable cafe for
which Mr. Wenrwotth & others were committed to the
Tower, fee. as given to Ld. Keeper Puckering & indorfed
by him.
25. 6. From the fame, about the fame MSS. &c.
Scot's Tables of that Univerfity, Bi . Vaughan's Jife by
Bp. Williams, Mr. Strype, Arch Bp. : andyi cafe, &c.
Dares not wait on fo great a Man as Ld. Hariey, his life
being Monaftic as his Studies, & unfitted tor the world
& converfation, unlefs with ti»e dead.
27-8-9-30-1. About the faid MSS. &c. which the
Vicechancellor had then decreed him, and which he
begs Ld. Hariey to accept of part, the reft to be paid for.
Dr. Covell wifhts to borrow Critopylus concerning the
Grefek Church, &c. Thinks it an honor & happinefs to
have been able to add fome trifles to his Lordfliip's noble
Collection, tec.
3 2'- 3. From the fame, about fending the Puckering
colle&ion in 21 bunciles, Mr. Powle's Vols, The State
tra&s. & other MSS. alfo an original letter of Erafmus, &
fome of Dr. Beaumont's Le&ures, not allowed by his
will ro be printed Italian MSS. and Mathematical Papers
of Dr. Barrow, &c.
34 5. About D r Gowers death at Brampton Brian. &c.
A MS. in a Northern Language belonging to the Lady
Arabella, &c. Tho. Lockin M.D. Regius Profeflbr 151-4,
& his family ar Hoontar Rochefter, &c. The Profclfor
notices Jt^uecns Coll. in his will, &c
36-7-^-9. From the lame, about his own Colle&ions
in 20 Vol ;, folio, without vanity the belt in its kind, &c.
Dr. Covell about monallcries. c\c. Dr. Tudway, &c.
40. 40.* About his picture, &c. which he never
could fubmit to, '* fhould be guilty of unpardonable
vanity did he exped to hang in Effigie at Wymple,"
&c. Two Bibies printed 1530, &c. with Cromwell's
fhield in the illuminated copy, &c. Camb. 171^-17.
41-2. From the fame, about Saxon MsS, with his
receipt to Ed. Ld. HaiLy for a book of Saxon Homilies,
(by the hands of Mr. Prior,) which he promifes to re-
turn to the publick Library.
43-43.* From the fame. Books printed by Guttenburg
a great di'covery ; thought there had been none fuch in
the world, & be'^an to look upon Full as the firft Printer.
The Bifhop of Ely's Cath<»licon may have been printed
by Guttenberg, tho* at lVJents, yet no name of the Printer,
& the chara&er is more rude than FufPs Tully's Offices,
whereof there are 2 Copies in 1465-6 on Vellum & Paper.
Ld. Hariey had two copies of Ed. 6. firft Prayer book.
Qy. whrther printed by Grafton the King's Printer,
having one of them in his cuftody, a great variety, &c.
being printed in 1 548. Begs Wanley's opinion of Rob.
de Avclbury as an Author 1 7 1 9.
Cat. Harl. Vol. 111.
Num.3778,
44-5. From the fame, congratulates him & Ld. Hariey
upon the valuable acquifition to his noble Library, yet
Complains that men of quality give fuch high prices for
books, &c. A PafTage in Caxton which feems good
proof for Mentz againft Harlem, &c. Dr. Maffey, Lord
Hariey, &c. 1 722.
46 7-8 9. D° Dr. Fiddes dying at Putney, wrote to Mr.
Anftis. about the books, &c. 1725. Has been looking
into Hiftory and Antiquiries of this Univerfity ; dares not
yetfay he ha< any defign to give a Hillory of his own,
tho* has a large heap of Materials, &c. Mr. Paul & his
MSS. &c.
5o-«.?.3.4. D°. vSorry to hear of W>» want of health,
which all men ought to wifh to fo ufeful a perfon, &c,
A Repertory at the Tower concerning Cambridge, very
imperfect, but Bp. Still, is more complete.
55-67 8 9. D M . Saxon Homilies 8*° formerly the E. of
Bedfords, &c. Sends him the largeft book of Saxon
Homilies of value, &c.
Mr. Windior & Dr. Parke chofen Bureefies for the Uni-
verfity with the number of Votes for each & other Candi-
dates.
60. From the fame, about th- MS. at Kings Coll. &c.
This is fealed like the red with Bakefs Arms.
61-2-34. From Jo. Bagford 1669. about Sr. W.
Temple's letters. Genealogy of K. James itt. a great
variety, &c. Mr. Sturt, Mr. Burton's book, &c. Drawing,
&c.
65-6. From the fame, about a curious colle&ion of
Maps Roman Antiquities dug up in & about London,
Sr. Robt. Cotton's Catalogue of his MSS. The Bp. of
Norwich's D°, &c. 1697. Further account of the above
Antiquities, &c
67. From the fame about the fame, & Goodman's
fields being a burial place to the Romans, &c. Nicardi
in Greek & Latin, put forth by Gorrseo with the Scholar
printed at Paris 1557. price 9 s. &c. 1696, London.
68-9. From the fame, about Mr. Pepys, Mr. Church-
hill, &c.
70. to 79. All from the fame, about Books, &c.
78. From B. Banks, Greene Mews, no date.
79 From Dr. Jo. Barrow of BaliolColl. to John Anftis
Efq. Arundel St. about Lhyds MSS. & a large folio- of
Hergeft given to Jefns Coll. Library, Oxford, &c with
a few lines from Anftis to Wanley, that he could have
bought the above MSS. very cheap, which he omitted out
of refped to my Ld. & is forry, as they were fold to Sr.
Tho. Sebright of Hertfordlhire.
80-1. From the lame to WanleY, about the fame MSS.
&c.
82-3. From Barnes, Emanuel '609.
84. From Major Rob. lieake, Gov. 96. about his
Colle&ions, not fit for the Bodleian, &c.
85. A (hort French letterfrom Beaujcz 1716.
8; -7 8. From Katherine & John Beaver mentioning
the death of W's. friend, Mr. James Micklcton, found in
the Thames, &c 1719.
8^>. From the fame, about old braf> coin of Alexander
the Great brought from Gibraltar, &c.
90-1 2.3. From D' Wanley's fon-in-law, abou Gib-
raltar, &c. 172^.
94-5. From the fame, indorfed thus " with an inclofed
letter from Mr. Bernard Mould Chaplain at Smyrna
1721." Alfo about Original Commiffions for making
the union between England & Scotland, for Ld. Oxford'*
Colleftion.
96-7. From Mr. Tho. Bennet, Colchefter 1 7 13.
98. A Letter of apology from Dr. R. Bentley.
99. 100. The id. is very bad Englifh, the 2d. in latm
from Beverland about the fale of his MSS. & pictures,
&c. & indorfed " mad papers of H. Beverland." <
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toil A (hort fcrowl from Dn John Beauniont 1715.
roa 1 . Ftotn H. Bedford 1723, enquiring whether Sr.
Thomas Chickley of Wimpole (father of Sr. Tho. tnalter
:j of the Ordinance & Chancellor of theDutdiy of Lan-
cafter in Ch; IL & James Il's time) married the
Lady Savile, becaufe Wimpole was her houfe (fee life of
G* Barwick, p. 228;) who fold that feat to Sr. John
Ctitler ? for his d# carried it in marriage to Ld. Rad-
nor, who fold it to Ld. Harley.
103. From Mr. T. Bentley of Trin. Coll. Cambt
1 7 1 6. about a verv fine Latin MS. of the Evangelifts, &c.
104.5-6-7-8. Latin letters from Ericus Benzelius
1700. .
109,110. FromW.Cov; 1698. about his true Theo-
rem then found of the Quadrature of a Circle, &c.
in. From Ja. Robart, Oxon, 1704. about the
Vegetable Kingdom, as Corals, Gums, Shells, &c.
1 12. One line from Tho. Boucher.
1 1 3. From Mr. Nath. Boothe 1 71 7.
114. A fliort letter from W. Bowyer 1714* with a
long Explanation by Wanley about Chronicles from the
Cotton MSS., which he was then about to publifli under
the patronage of Ld. Weymouth whofe death pre-
tented it.
115. From Mr. Jos. Bowles, Oxford 17* J. intro-
ducing Mr. Schumacker, Library-Keeper to the Emperor
of Ruffia, who will give a particular account of the
Library lately difcovered near the Cafpian Sea. A Book
from Mr. Crynes. Curiofides for my Lds. Repofitory,
&c- . .
11 6. From the fame, about 4 MS. Vols, containing,
1. Inflru&ions of the Emperor Charles 5th to his fon
Philip, tranfhted from the Spanifh &dedicated toQ.Eliz.
II. A Parallel betw. Rob. E. of Effex & G. Duke of
Buckingham, by Sr. H. Wotton (this is printed).
2. Fragmenta Regalia, or obfervations of Eliz.
times, &c.
3. Duty of the Offices of K. James ift. Exchequer.
4; Intended Reformation of the King's Court Leets,
by Rob. Johnfon 1605.
III. A Treatife concerning the Nobility, &c. by Sr*.
J. D. Kt.
IV. Sclden's Epinomis. (This has been printed.)
117. From the fame. Other MSS. difcovered, &c.
Mr. Schumacker brought to him by Mr. Hanbury. His
character, &c.
118. From the fame, dated Oriel Coll. 1721.
119. From W Brand, London, 1696. about pur-
chafing him Rerum Montiforrarum in Scotia geftarum
Commentarius, printed at Paris 1 648.
120- 1 -2. From the fame, about the .... Polygraphice*
with an Alphabet of old Norman letters, &c. Dr. Ber-
nard's Catal. of MSS. &c. A knife from Italy, brought
by the Spaniards in 1688, having an infeription in re-
membrance of the Invafion. Dr. Johnfton had a great
efteem for it, & offered a Guinea for it on behalf of Ld.
Peterborough, &c.
1 23. From Robert Brabant, Barkhamftead, 1711.
124.5. Short notes from Thomas Bray.
126. From Cha. Bruntz about the Pedigree of the
Kings of Scotland, &c. 1 696.
127. FromW. Brenand about Medals, 1708.
1 28-9. From O. Brigftocke, Queen's Square, London,
1712.
1 30-1-2. From Sam. Brewfter 1704-6-8.
133. D°. Lincolns Inn 1709. about fome Charity, Ld.
Weymouth's fubfeription to it, &c. Dean Hickes, &c.
134.576-7-8-9. Trifling ones from D°. Proud, to
v think any thing of his Fathers fliould be laid up in Col-
lections.
Num. 3778, 3779.
I40-M-3-4-5-6-7-8. From R.Brown, Coventry^
1697. about hia publifhingv mufick feemingly, &c.
149. From Geo. Browne, Southam, 1722. To his
g(k>d Uncle Mr. Wanley, about " the vile Ele&ion at Co-
ventry," &c. According to order, have got 4 Iron balls,
(hot at Edge-Hill fight, & alfo a piece of Canon, which
was burft at Radway under Edg-hill, &c.
15 . From the fame, not material.
151. From Mr. Bruton 1709. about a Cabinet to be
fold at Mr. Seymour's Banker in Fleet Street, &c.
1 52. From Francis Bugg about Quakers, &c. and a
book entitled The Snake in tht Grcji 9 &c. ■
Wildenhall. Sulfoik, 1696.
153-4-5. From Sr. Rich. Bulkeley, Epfom, 1704. Dr.
Waugh has gotten Dr. Beveridge's Benefice at St. Peters
Cornhill, &c.
15I-8. From Mr. M. Bull of CC.C.Camb 0 about books,/
& the Pontifical C. 3. &c. The Arabic Gofpel, &c.
i6q. From Hum. Burton W s Uncle about his 3 fons*
& one a fellow at New College, the next fenior founder of
Winton fchool, the third a prttty fcholar at Covenry,
170a.
161-2. From Rob. Burfcough, Scotnefs 1702* about
MSS. &e.
3779-
Original letters to Humfrey Wanley from 1692-1725.
Vol. 1IL This & following Volumes, being bound up
very confufedly, are now numbered afrefli, leaving the
old pencil figures for the fake of any former references,
&c.
t. 2. From Hugh Todd, Penrith, 1702. about pieces
of a body, &c. which he left at Oxford for the Mufeum,
&o The MS. account of Cumberland not to be difpofed
of, being the property of the Dean & Chapter. Hopes in
time to give a more perfect account, &c. Introduces >his
nephew Mr. Stevenfon of Queen's ColLOxf. &a "
3*4. From the fame, at Carlifle 1711-12. with anorU
ginal Charter of a fmali College in London, 42 JL III.
Has now got fair tranferipts of Charters of Two Abbey* in
thofe parts. If that Vol. be acceptable to my Ld< it
(hall be followed by others of Charters & Evidences re-
lating to this County, very unique j alfo the account of
this County taken in Eliz. time, &c. Two Vols, of
Charters from Univerfity Coll. &c.
5. 6. 7. 8. 9. From the fame to Mr. Wanley at the
Ld. Treasurer's Library, York Buildings, requeftingthe
ul'e of Dr.Hutton's MSS. relating to the Church &
Diocefe of York, being then upon a Work relating to
that Province 17 13.
Left for my Ld. fome Rolls, entitled " A Philological
account of Names & Surnames now in ufe."
A certificate figned by ArchBp. Sharp, as Moderator
of the Prefbyteriaa Aflembly, when the Epifcopal &
Regal Government was aboliflied in Scotland. He being
then cruelly murdered. This Paper efteemed a great
curiofity 1714-
10. From Ja. Thomfon 1716. about taking his An-
tiquities to Wimple, & wifhing they may continue in his
Lordfhip's family as many ages as they have lain in the
fields at Trumpington.
11. FromW.Tong, Coventry 1605. A Nonconform^
Miniller there, as indorfed by Wanley, at Edmund Hall,
Oxf. &c.
1 2. 13. FrdmM.Tounfliend 1705-6. about his valuable
Cabinet to be fold, which Sr. Robert bought in Holland,
curioufly printed, &c.
14. From Tho. Triftram, with a copy of Vida, for JLd.
Harley, which he had printed, & was then taking in
Subscriptions for the 2d. part, & as his for the following
heads out of his Lordlhips Library, for Vertue to copy
for It, viz. 1. Izabella (of the Houfe of Efte) Marchionefs
of
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tua (drawn when young.) 3. John Matthew Gil-
- berto, Bifliop of Verona. 4. Scipio Vegius, a Phyfician,
&c. Oxford 172
15-16. From C. Trimnell, Althorp near Northamp-
ton; about Xenophon, Quktilian, Ubbo Emmius, &
books.
17. From the above Mr. Triftram of Pembroke Col-
lege, 1723, Alefbury July 30.
18. From D r Tho.Tudway 1714. In praife of Ld. Ox-
ford for his ardor in colle&ing, &c. whom he compares
with Achilles de Harlay premier Prefident to the Par-
• liam. of Paris. Will fend by Monfieur Levi the French
Bookfetler, the 2 Vols, of Kircher's Mufurgia.
19-20. From the fame 17 15. about MSS. & proud
that he has got for my Lords Library, from the ChuTch
at Ely, a fervice of one Bancroft in his own hand & made
in 1532, before Tallisor Bird, &c.
21 2-3. From the fame about the Mafter of Xt*s (as
afterwards appears in 4 1.) Coll.Camb. (Dr.Covellj fend-
ing his Catalogue & Eftimateof his Greek & other MSS.
hoping that they may agree for them, and that the faid
Mafter be obliged in the writings he is about to publifh
to make his quotations from the MSS. in the Harleiaik
Library. Reports that Ld. O-f-d. is clofely confined fo}r
tryall, &c. Roads to Wymple very bad, &c.
24. From the fame, about Ld. Harley, the above
MSS. of Dr. Covell's which he values too high, but will
not refufe 330 Gs. &c.
25-6-7-8. From the fame, about the fame, &c. and thp
Dr readinefs to obligemyLd. alfo about theNutmeg Cabi-
net, &c. at the Lodgt,where are feveral rare books for hi|i
Lordfhip at a reafonable price ; the whole library having
coft him at leaft 1000 1. Shells & other rarities, &c.
±cjf. A long one from the fame, about theDr* unwilling-
nefs to part with his Library, &c. during his life time, bu|t
will let my Lord have all his Medals, Seals, Cam6s, Anj-
tiquities, Prints, Pi&ures, Sec. with books belonging tb
them, &c.
30. Another on the fame fubjeft, with hints about the
Dr' Intrigues with fome Greek Miftreffes, &c. Been te
fee a Rhinoceros's horn, much more beautiful than that
at St. John's. &c. bid 5 Gs for it,&c. 17 16.
3 1 -2-3. From the fame about the fame, a Catalogue of
fuch pieces he could procure of Dr. Aldrich's, & to fend
to Dr. Stratford a; XtChurch to compleat the whole
fcore, &c.
34. D° about Mr.Thompfon's Antiquities for my Ld.
Dr Childs famous piece in D to begin this 2d. Vol. with,
& all the reft of the D* works from Windfor, where
they are treafured up by one of his Scholars, Mr. Lamb.
35. From the fame, 1716. Taking all imaginable
pains in preparing his 2d. Vol. which will confift of the
chief and mod valuable works of all the Authors, from
the Reftoration to the acceflion of Q. Ann, &c. Have
already received from York, Durham, Ely, Exeter, Eton,
Windfor, Weftminfter, & expeS more from Oxford,
u hich will alfo help to make a 3d. and laft Vol. fince the
Acceflion, &c.
? 36-7,-8-9. From the fame, upon the fame fubjeft ; met
with a treafure, out of very old books from Ely, of Toni-
kins s, White's, Weelks's of 12, 10. & 8 parts, very
elaborate & deferving to be recorded, &c.
40. A bill for fome Books.
41. From the fame, about the collc&ion of Muficfor
Ld. Harley, which has not its fellow in the world.
42. to 49. From the fame, on the fame fubje&s, &c.
not fo important, & on his own mufical degree, &c.
" 50. From the fame, about his mufical Colle&ions for
his Lordthip, to extend to 6 Volumes & comprize all
Living Authors, &c. D r Aldridcje's works taking up
200 pages, & Mrw Blow & Purcell each as many. (See
fhemin 7337, &c.) j
Num. 3779.
5 r-2-3. From the famfe, about * MS. at Lincoln Q>1K
with decorations k illuminations, &o Ld. Oxford's
Liberation, Handels Te Deum, Dr. Arbuthnot'* An-
thems for the Queens Chapel, &c. 1717.
54.5-6-7. D° about money paid him for his work, &c.
Bentley's Broad Pieces for Creatiohs, &c.
58-9. D° about Genealogy of otir Kings, Antient
Miffal, &c. Mr. Rofengraves piece. Dr. Crofts Te t)eum,
Handels, &c. The 6 Volumes complete, upwards of
3600 pages, with Epiftles dedicatory to each, &c. Mr.
Kemp's Antiquities, &c. The King's Reception in Kings
Coll. Chapel, &c.
6o-i. From the fame, about Wanley's abilities hi
Antiquities, Medals, &c.
62-3-4. D°. Rofengrave's pieces very fine but .too
Theatrical, alfo Handel, Purcel a nobler & more ele-
vated Style, quite thro' his Tc Deum, made on the open-
ing of St. Pauls, Jubilate, &c.
65-6-7-8. On the fame fubjefts, with Wanley's notes
about his charges being too much, & a receipt with the
great Earl of Stafford's own hand for 15 L asaCompo-
fition made with Roger Otway Efq. for not attending
& receiving the Order of Knighthood at the King's
Coronation, &c.
69. From the fame, about his remonflrances with the
Mafter of 3> about his Collections, &c. before noticed,
calls my Ld. the PtolemaeusPhiledelphus of the Age,&c.
70. From theiame, about mufical Colled* & Authors,
&c. Mr. Tallis's 40 parts Anthem, an unique made in
Q. Elis. time &c.
71-2-3. D° about the fame fubjefts, defcription of my
Lds. Library at Wimple, Mr. Hawkins of Ely abour old
deeds of the Monks there, &c. A MS. Itinerary of the
County of Huntingdon, &c.
74-5. D° about the great increafe of my Loid's noble
colle&ion, Profeflbr Waller, &c
■ 76. On the fubjeft of Mufick, Honeft James Haw-
kins's mufical MS. of 40 parts, which Dr. Cowellproteft*
is a great Curiofity, &c.
77. D° about Univerfity degrees & affairs.
78. 79. About the Alterations, at Wimpole. The
Chapel to be ready by the memorable laft of Auguft j has
finilhed Anthems, on that occafion, & his Te Deum
with inftrumental Mufic, the 4th. ever compofed in Eng-
land, The fcore of Baflani.
80 1-2. D\ Wimpole very delightful, Mr. Jeffereys
Reftor, &c. My Lord great works in han4 a noble Vifto
& Canal in the Park, &c, j 72 T ° T .
83-4. D° To Edw. Ld. Harley about MSS. in Bennet
Coll. Library, &c. Mr. Baker met with a perfed book of
Edw. 6. Liturgy, &c, 1722.
85. From the fame to Wanley again, about my Lds.
increafe of fortune from the Cavendifli Eftate, &c.
86. From the fame, about a treafure of cobs, qfH.
5th. found in digging near Kings Coll Chapel, &c.
87. to 93. About Dr. Covell's MSS. Dr. Sorrel,
Bury, Suffolk, &c. Mr.Thompfon's Antiquities atTrum-
pington ; Letters concerning the Greek Church, &c.
94.5.6. From Wanley to Dr. Tudway (at his Houfe
oppofite Pembroke Hall, Camb f ) about the Mafter of Xts
MSS. Mufic, Mr. Lamb's Tune, &c. Volume of Church
Mufic ufed at Durham, &c. The Greek Metropolis of
Thebais will come to Cambridge to collect Charities, &c.
97. Another from the fame, very animated againft
his Enemies, and in praife of the noble Ld. & Lady
whofe Houfe is now his refuge; alfo humorous and
fevere againft the trifling conduft of the Mafter of Xt s.
98, 99. From the fame, about the Dr's. unreafonable
demands, much more than 400 1. tho' his MSS. not
worth that fum, calls his Apoftolarion (a little book in
24* containing not half the new Teftament) an invaluable
Jewel, &c. & afks 50 Gs. for it, tho* common in all
Libraries
Digitized by
68
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3779, 37 8 °-
Libraries, hath been frequently printed & collated by Dr.
Mill, & all the variantes leftiones therein alfo printed.
1 00-1-2-3. Trifling letters from Geo. Vertue, about a
fociety at the Mitre, viz- Mr. Xtian, Dr. Stukeley, Mr.
Degg, Mr. Bromfall, &c. 1723.
» 04. From Mr. Urry of XtChurch about a Book of
Habits in fafhion t. Rich. 2d. 1714-
105. to 129. From Tho Wakelin, Coventry. 1695.
About the new* of the Town, the Creft-fallen Puritans,
Election, Sr. R. Nudigate with 500 horfemen at his
heels, &c. a cruel murder, &c.
110. From John Waller, Camb. 1703. about Pope
Gregorys-dialogues, Arch Bp. Parker's Chronica fenpta
23 Alfredi, Annales Saxonici, &c.
in. From the aforefaid T. Wakelin 1628. about old
Mr. Hamerfby & Dr. Plotts Map, &c. Cov. News again,
&c.
112. 11 j. From Mr. Waller about the above, with an
extrafr tranferibed by Mr. Dannys, the beft Saxon
Scholar, &c.
-114. .From J. Wallis, Profeflbr, 1718. about reading
notes in Hefychius, &c.
1 15. to 1 18 From Dr. John Walker of Exeter, en-
quiring about Books & MSS, with Wanley's notes 1 708-
16*24. Dr. Bentley employed on the Gret kTe(tament,&c.
119. From his Kiniman Sam. Wanley 17 17. about
the Paffiun Flower defcribed by Bofius, p. 162. A book
called Antique Urbis Splendor, by Jac. Laurus, fol. 160
pages with curious cuts of Churches, Theatres, &c. in
Rome.
120. From J. Warburton about fending bis Roman
Altars. Wrexham 171 6.
1 ; 1 . From Hen. Wafhington 1712.
122. From Wells. Chelfea 1710.
123 4. From Ld. Weymouth defiring him to fearch
Records in the Tower, about the Manors of Badenham,
D'Evereux, his own, & Bodenham Fourches, my Ld.
Coningfbys, &c. the Manor of Bratton Com. Wilts, for-
merly belonging to the Bons Honies of Edington, &c.
Long-Leat 1709.
125 to 138. From G Wheeler Durham 17 about
D'Aciers Spicilegium fent to that Church Library by his
Lordfliip, and MSS. by him to my Lds. Collection. His
degree Xt Colledge Camb. An old Bible to Q^Eliz. &c.
130 From Charles Wheeler about Petts Sonatas &
other Mufic
131. From James Whitchurch, London 1697.
132-3-4-5. FromMofes v\ illiams, Mufeum, Oxford,
1708* about transcribing the Additions & Corre&ions of
Sr. William Dugdale's Baronage. Preferment given him
by Ld. Cooper and the Prince of Wales, &c.
136-7. From John Williams, " a Knavifh Projector,"
about him to the Ld. High Treafurer 1712.
1 38. From R. Wilkins Lambeth Palace 171 J, about
Mr, Ruflel of Merton College feeing Ld. Harley's MSS.
for a defign he has in hand, &c.
139. From Dr. J. Williams Bifhop of Chichefter.
about Selden's MSS.
140. From D r R d Wilkins, 1721.
141- From Dr. Woodward, Grefham Coll. 1712.
about Dr. Smith's Collect, de Cyrillo Lucario. lnfcrip-
tion on a very ancient Beadles Staff. Roman & Greek,
Gothic & Saxon Antiquities, &c.
142.3. From Colonel H.Worfley, Lifbon 17 14 &
London, about literature & his MSS. Seal of his Arms.
144. From J. Wyat with Strype's Annals, fubferibed
for by Hon. Mr. Harley, & bill x6 s.
3?8 ° #
Letters to H. Wanley from 1692 to 1725.
1.2. From Rob. Burfcough, Totnefs 1702. about the
MSS. he fent for his defign, &c. viz. Edgar* Laws,
Another Saxon piece, valuable old Liturgy, &c.
Num. 37S0I
3. Mr. J. Burman to the E. of Oxford 1714, about
his poffeffing the famous Dr. Plot's MSS, & f amongft
them fome relating to the Office of Earl Marfhall. Borden
near Sittingbourn, Kent.
4. FromM. Burghers the Engraver, Oxford, 1703,
about having to do Xenophon's Head for the Univerfity ;
wifhes to fee a Quarto book of Heads of Poets, Orators,
Hiftoriails, &c.
5. From Edw. Butterfield, London 1 704, about Ld.
Coleraine.
6 to i o. From Rob. Campbell 1 70-J-, about Dr. Sloane's
Collection, &c.
1 1. A long letter from the well-known Antiquary Sam,
Carte, Leicefter 1712. about his prefenta:ion to the
Vicarage of St. Martins in Leic. 6c Humphrey Clayton
having alfo a prefentation granted, with the particulars
of the difpute about it, &c.
1 2. Another from the fame, with the papers referred to
in hi* laft, the rent of ihe Vicarage houfe, Annuity from
Wigtons Hofpital, &c.
13. D°. A copy of Mr Clayton's letter directed to the
Churchwardens & Pariftiioners, &c. 171 2.
14. 15. From the above ^am. Carte about the Narra-
tive he fent of his troubles, &c. the Bp. condemning him
unjuftly, &c. Forgery of Mr. Cbyton's teftimonies, &c.
The Ld. Keeper impoled upon. Below this a confiderable
part is cutout. P. S. his ion Tho. going to travel with
Ld. Talbot into Holland, France, Italy, Uc.
16. From the fame, about the affair terminating in his
favour, 8 Oct. 1712
17. 18. From Mr, J. Chamberlayne, Petty France,
1718, 1721, about the learned P^ le Long Author of the
Bibl. Sacra, &c. whofe book he interleaved with a defign
to publifli, &c. the owner of the inclofed lift of MSS.
Mr. Hopman, an ingenious gent, from the D. of Hoi*
ftein, defires to lay the fame before Ld. Harley.
19. From Dr. Charlett, Bath, Dec. 21. 1710. about
the Univerfity not interfering, if Ld. Hailey wifhes to
purchafe that great Colle&ion of Pamphlets in the Civil
wars, &c. P S. Dr. Kudfon's ftudy was a choice col-
lection in Philology, &c. Mr. Addifon's works are
printing according to his own Order by Mr. Ticknell.
20. From the Bp. of CarlHle, before noticed, 1713.
About publifhing a 2d. Edition of hi* Englifh Hiftorical
Library with Additions &c. for which my Ld. Treafurer 's
Library will afford great ftore of materials, &c.
Runic lnfcription promifed him by Wanley.
Part of that at Revel (w ch Dr. Hickcs publifhed) in the
Cotton Library, Julius, F. VI. « 26. fol. 327. It is
amongft the Northern lnfcription-, communicated to
Camden byR. Bainbrigg, fchoolmafter of Appleby in this
Diocefe, &c.
21.2-3. From the above Dr. Charlett, Mafter of Uni-
verfity Coll. 171^. about Ld. Harley receiving W. into
his houfe after very unworthy ufage, New Bible, &c.
I he ingenious Mr. Thornhill now making a noble Hifto-
rical picture of the Refurretiion over the Altar in all
Souls Chapel.
The Truftees of Dr. Radcliff pulled down all the
Houfe contiguous to the Vi afters Lodge in Univerf. Coll.
&c. to erect two fides of a new Quadrangle on theEaft &
North, &c. agreeable to the will of Dr. Radcliffe, &c.
Col. Codrinton's noble Library alfobegun thefameday,&c.
24. From the Bp. of Carlifle again with the 2d. Edition
of his Letter to the Judge Advocate, &c.
25. to 30. From the above Mafter of Univerfity Coll.
17 1 7, &c. about his Cabinet of Coins, &c. and Mr.
Kemp's.
Dr. Durell's Verfion of our Englifh Liturgy 1662.
Edition in French of the Three Jborms of Ordination.
Beautiful French Edit. 4'° of our Liturgy by Order of
James I. &c.
14
Digitized by
Bibliothecae
Harleianse.
6 9
Num. 3780.
3 i to j 9. From the fame, 17 19, about Dr. Gale's fon,
Nov, 28. Dr. RadclifPs Statue, made by Mr. Bird, wns
fet up within his own Quadrangle, with a plain inferip-
tkm, here copied. Mr. Rob 1 Keck, fon to the Scrivener,
& formerly a felldw Commoner of Univerfity College,
died at Paris, & left 500 1. to the Royal Society,as much
to Univerfity Coll. and 100 Gs. to his' Tutor Mr.Denifon,
1720.
40. From Mr. William Cheyney of Pembroke Coll.
Oxford, compares Dr. Hydes, &C. Violins, to the filing
of afaw, &c. 1701.
41-2. From Dr. Williams Bp* of Chichefter 1 701, of
no importance.
43. From Mr. H. Cherry, about an old Volume of
Inscriptions which Mr. Dodwcll wifhes to buy for Monf.
Graevius in Holland, to help him in his new Edition of
Gruter, 1702. Wanley's note upon it.
44. -5. Fiom C. Chrirfian, a Seal Engraver, feemingly
about Dr.CovelPs Colh&ion, &c. 1719.
46. From Mr. Clarke of St. James's, about my L d of
Ely's books at 8000 1. &c. 1714.
47-8-9. From Mr. W m Clayton of Pen wortham 1720.
Writings of Penwortham, the feat of Henry Fleetwood,
Efq. found there a Regilter of Eve (ham Abbey, to which
that was a Cell. SeeN° 3763. A good number of Greek &
Roman Coins from Dr. Yarborough, whofe brother was
Chaplain to the Turkey Company at Aleppo, & there
colle&ed two licences to give lands to the Priory of War-
rington. Whailey Regifter. &c. Prefton, 1725.
About Mr. Fleetwood lending his MS. Original
Grants from War: Build, &c. Saxon & Gothic Gofpels,
K. Alfred's Parapnrafe on Bede, &c. Coins, &c.
50. From Mr. Robert Clavering of Oxford 1704,
about Buxtorf *s Lexicon.
51. From Mr. Clement to Mr. John Kemp London,
dated Vienna 17 1 1, about Medals of Turkey.
52. Mr. Tho. Cockman Univer. Coll. 170% about
attempting an Edition of all Tully ; and MSS. of him at
Cambridge, St. James's, the Dean of York's, Weft-
minfter, &c.
53. Mr.Cowfe, Bookfeller.
54. From Mr. Carre of Yeovil in Somerfetfliire, about
old Parchments, &c.
55-6-7. From JohnCofTen, Wimple 1717, about an
Urn tumbled down, &c. books, &c.
58. From Rowland Cotton Efq. about fearching for
a Leidger Book of Dean Vale Abbey in Nottinghamlhire,
in the Cotton Library, &c. What part of Etwall belonged
to it ? &c. dated Etwall near Derby 1701.
59. From Dr. Covell Xt. Coll. Camb. 1701, about
a MS. &c.
60. From the aforefaid Dr. J» Covell Xt. Coll. Camb.
Dec. 9, 1 701, about the MS. of Saxon Gofpels, &c.
with various explanations.
61-2. From the fame, 17 12, about his South Sea
Map, &c. a MS. at 10 Gs. Hebrew and Greek MSS. &c.
63. From the fame, about the fame, 1 jri-5-. His Hebrew
MSS. highly valued by Mi*. Scults, a learned Rabbin of
Upfal in Sweedland. Knows not wbat price to fet on
fuch uncommon wares, &c. Daily uiing his Greek MSS.
which are creditably noted by Dr. Mills in his Prolego-
mena ; Latin MSS. &c.
64. A letter from Wanley in anfwer to one of his,
1716, about my L d being willing to purchafe his whole
Library at a fair Price, &c. Will alfo purchafe his Corns,
Medals, Antiquities, &c.
Letters and Papers of Greeks & other learned Men,
&c. <k My L 4 returns thanks for your fitting to Mr.
Guilders, & has fet up your Effigies in his Dreffing
Room, & puts a high value on it."
65 to68. FromDr. Covell on thefamefubje£h,&c. 1 7 14.
69. Another long one from him 1714, highly valuing
forae of his MSS. viz. his little Apoltolarion, &
Cat. Harl. Vol.111*
Num. 3780.
would give t66o 1. for a true Copy of Meiiartder entire,
&c. Alibeghi's mufical book he (hall make ufe of in his
Philological treatife then preparing. Above 400 Sonnets
in Arabic, Perfian, & Turkifli, which fliew a fprightly
vein of Poeny in the Eaft, &c. Dr. Sykes valued it very
highly. The Koran of the Brachmans, &c. in 5 Vols,
tranflated by a pupil of the D^\ La Clavicule di Solomon
in French, Sec. The Liturgy of the Greeks, &c.
To this are added many curious marginal notes by
Wanley.
70 to 76. From the fame, about L d Harley p\irchafing
his Collections, 6*c- which he had been 4c ve;vs in col-
lc&ing ; a Treafure that no Man can Ikew but himfelf,
&c. Dated Xt. Coll. Camb. 171b to 1721.
Tho' no final agreement appears in the above Cor-
refpondence, yet they were afterwards purchafed, as may
be fecn in 5537. 5620. 577 3.4-5. 6-7 & 8. &c.
77-8. Two letters in French, from Mr. Crevecoeur,
1695.
79 to 83. From Mr. Tho. Crifpe, Wimbleton, Surry,
about Quakers, " The Snake in the Grafs," &c. the
Author, &c. 1697.
84-5 6. From Alberto Croce London, 17 16, a Wine
Merchant feemindy, by the contents fent to L d Harley.
87. From J. Croker, Tower, 1713, to Mr. Kemp,
about the Gold Medals ordered to be ftruck for the Par-
liament.
88. From Dr. Charles Crow 1701. trifling.
89. From Corn. Crownfield, about binding of books,
Camb. 17 16.
90. 91. From Mr. Nath. Crynes, 'Squire Bedel of
Law & Phyfic at Oxford 1722, about the New Tefta-
mcnt with Nich. de Lyra's Comment by John de Colonia,
& c at Venice. His Bible in black letter illuminated, &c
A Miffs le in ufum Sarum finely illuminated, & other
MSS, &c.
92. From Alexander Cunningham about books.
93.4. From Mr. Robt. Dale, Suffolk Herald 171 i-i6 f
about a MS. book of Pedigrees of Mr. Charles's writing,
&c.
95. From Sir. Abftrapus Danby 1713, with a prefent
of true French Wine, for affifting him in perufing MSS.
&c.
96-7. From Mr. Robert Dannye C. C. Coll. Camb.
1704. about a MS. concerning K. Alfred's coming to
theCrown,atthctopof which is written in J Bp. Parker's
hand, Chronica fcripta anno 23 aitatis JElfredi, Annales
Saxonici, &c. who ufed to write in his MSS. with Mi-
nium. An extract and other remarks, &c.
98-9. From Mr. Tho. Davies at the Bp. of Norwich's
in Charles Street 1698, about books, &c. his feal of
Arms.
100. From Mr. Denis, tutor to L d Blaire, Chefler
i6$6.
1 01-2. From Mr. W m Derham Upminfter Effex 171$,
about a grant of Q. Elianor, &c. and other MSS. at Mr.
Rich's, Redor of Wrabnefs near Harwich ; alfo about
the Invention of Printing, with Wanley's notes on the
back ; curious.
103. From Mr.Tho. Dawfon, Windfor 171^, about
the Tithes of that Place, fc Maps relating to the Honor
of the Caftle.
104. From Sir Simonds D' Ewes, about his Library,
to be fold for 500 1. &c. 1704.
105.6-7-8. From the fame, about Wanley's Illnefc &
extreme hot weather, with \V> notes on 107, that he
carried back the MS. of Genefis to the Cotton Library,
and the Book of Charters for Dr. Hicks's Specimens, &c.
1704. Stowlangtoft near Bury, Suffolk.
109. From Sr. Simond's Lady, fignedDe la Dewe*,
1 7©5,about their Library, which appears tohave been pur-
chafed by Wanley.
T no. to
Digitized by
7°
Catalogus Iibromm MSS.
Num. 3780, 3781.
no to 112. From Sir Simonds again, 170I, about
his endeavouring to be chofen M. P. for Bury, &c. alfo
Sr. Rob. Cotton's picture.
113 to 119. From her Ladyfinp, about thefaleot the
books, medals, &c. Dated Sir Sewller Peyton's Houfein
Dean Street. The Collections of Sir Simonds may be
feen in many Numbers in the Index to this Catalogue.
120-1. From Mr. Adrian Drift 17^, about Wanley's
correfting fome of Mr. Prior's proof Sheets in the Prefs,
&c.
1 21. From Mr. Jofeph Downing, about printing a Book
with Copper plates, &c.
123. From Mr. W ro Edmundfon ofCambndge about
Mr. Prior & Wanley taking College Commons with him,
1717.
124. From Tho. Elliott, about a parcel only, 1724.
125 to 129. From Mr. John Llphinftone, Cotton
Houfe 1709, &c. about the Cotton Library.
1 30-1-2-3. Other ftiort ones from the fame, about the
fame (171 3) & his having tranfcribed much out of
Lanercolt's Hiftory, &c.
134. From W* Elftob, about his applying to my L d
Treafurer, or L d Harley, for a Prebend of Canterbury
as very convenient in his prefent Defign of the ancient
Englift Laws, Somner's Colle&ion being depofited in
that Library. Our City Livings very fmall, &c. Ex-
pences great, &c. Bufh Lane 17 12.
135. From Mr. H. Fleetwood of Penwortham 1721,
about the old Regifter, and a difpute with the Bp. of
Chefter, &c. See N° 3763.
136. From Tho. Frank, Cranfeild 1719-20, about
L* Harley's excellent chara&er, & happy to have obliged
him with a MS. &c. Seal of Arms.
137-8, From R. Gale Old Southampton Buildings,
(1722*3) about him and his brother, &c. waiting on him
at L< Harley's. '
139. From Bernard Gardiner Oxford 171 5-6, about
Mr. Llhwyd's MSS. which he is forry my L d had not,
but no fault of his, &c. Jefus Coll. had an undoubted
right to the Red Book of Hengeft.
140. From John Gibfon (a bookfeller apparently)
about Greek MSS. to be fold in Tufcany, Plato amongft
them, &c. Printed books fold to my Lord, &c.
141. From R. Graham, about a Book 17 17- 18.
142-3-4. &c. to 15*. From Mr.Tho. Granger, Lime-
ftreet, London 17 15 to 2©, about the Cotton Catalogue,
books bought of Mr. Noel, &c. Scotch A&s & Eccle-
fiaftical Habits, & other books in my Lords noble Library,
&c. Cotton MSS. Julius F. Art. VII. No. 43. Queri-
monia Joannis Somerfet, &c. Governor Harrifon,
Kilulta's Letters, &c. Diflributing 2000 1. for poor
Minifters' Widows, &c. 171 9.
153. From Mr. John Gagnier, Oxford, 1744. An-
fwer to the Queries of Dr. Woodward. The Arabic
MSS. in the Catalogue of Irtfh MSS. N° 121a. is now in
the Bodleian Library, Narcife Marfh N° 547- # &c. The
Author not Hippocrates himfelf, as the Title inlinuates,
but only compofed after his method, &c. very curious.
Mr. Waffc's Defiderata in the Memoirs of Literature by
Mr. Jebb, &c.
154. From H. Gerdes 1722.
155. From John Georges ,Wardour Street Soho, 1726.
156. From Claudius Gruprier, Wimpole 1716, about
his paiftting a pifture there.
3781.
Letters to H. Wanley as before.
t-4. From W. Hanbury London 1721, about the
great Rarities at Wimpole ; Mr. Schumacker, a curious
old MS, of Geoponicks, fuch as other Volumes in my
Ld's Library, &c. 1723, Seal of Arms*
Num. 3781.
3. A paper of Profeflbr Halley's 1706, abdut an
EcUpfe, & thus indorfed, " fhould go with one of Mr.
Tipper's letter*."
4. From Mr. Nich. Hall, Prebendary of Exeter, to
Canon Gilbert 1706-7, about Dr.G.Hicks's Saxon MSS.
from all the Cathedrals in England, with his opinions at
end of the laft folio, &c.
3. From Mr. John Hamerfley, Coventry, near the Free
School 1702-3, with a defcription and drawing of a quill
that had two feathers fpringing from it, &c.
6. From Henry Hare Efq. about the Leidger of Dun-
ftable herewith fent, &c.
7-8-9-10-1 1-1 2. From Tho. Hargrave, about books
bought at Dr. Bernard's Au&ion, London, 1699, with a
bill of the fame, &c. Wanley's notes on letter 1 o, that
what he did was by the Order of the Curators of the
Bodleian Library, where he then ferved, &c.
13. From Wanley to Dr. Paynter, Vice Chancellor of
Oxford, & bill of books bought at Dr. Francis Ber-
nard's Auftion for the Univerfity Library, 1700, and
figned, Tho. Hyde, Ling. Heb. Profeflbr, " I am
willing that this Bill Ihould be payed."
14. A fhort bad fcrawl, from the Honble. C. Hatton,
1700. about a tranfeript out of the ancient Lives in the
French King's Library.
15. From T. Hanfon about Mr. Ravenfcroft's books.
i(5. From Lamont Hauxwell, Fixby 1700, about a
conteft between Halifax &c Eland Churches, & records
touching the fame in Dodfworths' MSS.
17. From Mr. G. Hay, 1720, unimportant.
1 8. From Mr. Louis de la Haye 1 7 1 7-8, about Medals
& Gems, &c.
19. 20. French letters from Sig. Nicolino Hayra,
about Sonata's for the Organ of Mr. Bernardo Fafquini,
&c. London 1705.
21. From the celebrated Antiquary Tho. Hearm 9
Oxford 1 7 14, requefting the Ufe of Ant. Wood's Diary,
& thanking him for his account of Leiand's pieces in
Ld. Oxford's Library.
The MS. with Sr. Robt. Cotton's Infcription was one
of Humphrey Duke of Gloucefter's books ; tho' Sr.
Robt. gave it to Sr. Tho. Bodley, to be reftored to its
place, &c.
22-3-4. From the fame, in anger, about being denied
the ufe of the above MSS. &c.
25. From the fame, to John Anflis Efq. 1714, about
the faid MSS. with fome reflexions upon his Lordfhip's
chara&er, &c. Glad of his defign to affift Gale. The
Monuments of 1 000 years old muft be pleafing.
26. From M. Ja. Hefletine, 151 5, to Mr. Nickleton,
Gray's Inn, Sir George Wheler not then come from
his Living, &c. Can find none of the old Services
but Mr. Loofemor's, in Church or Library, &c. other-
wife my Lord, &c. might have been gratified with them,
&c.
27. From the learned Dr. G. Hicks, about " Magni
GregoriiSacramentarium." in the Bodleian, &c. Dr. Ber-
nard, &c. believes he never faw a Saxon MS. written
before the Conqueft, &c.
Sir G. Wheler who gave the Marbles, is very likely to
beltow his Colleftion of Coins on the Library, &c.
28. A long Latin letter from the fame, about Saxon
MSS. &c.in the Bodleian, Worcefter, & Cotton Libra-
ries, &c. with explanations of words, &c. 1696;
29. A fliort one inEnglifh from the fame, 1696, about
his MS. Francick grammar, before mentioned in the laft
letter, Mr. Wormius, &c. This is endorfed " Dr. Hickes
late Dean of Worcefter."
30 to 33. Others in Latin, by the lame, on the
fame, &c.
34-5- Two yery friendly ones in Englifc, from the
fame, wiihing to viiit th* Cotto* Library, & about a
1 tranfpipt
Digitized by
Bibliothecae
Harleianae;
7*
Ntim* 3781*
tranfeript out of Wanley's fpecimen of the Dafto-Sax.
interlineary verfion, &c. 1697.
36.7, From the fame, about his former intereft with
Si great Bp. Dr. S. of the fame temper with that learned
& excellent Prelate. The Dr. had the fame defign as
Wanley, & fhewed what hc.had written in his Preface to
the Cottonian Library.
Extremely pleafed with W's derivation of the
Gothick Alphabet, & fubfcribes to it in every thing, &c.
38. From the fame, calling W y his dear and honored
Friend, & thanking him, inter alia, for Bernardo Aldrete,
& the deduftion of the Runick Alphabet.
Defcription of the Majufculae, & Minufculae, & the
b or vita, for a plate to be engraved from, &c.
39 to 46. From the fame, on the fame fubjetts, &c.
1698.
47. About Wanley's pre(Tures, &c. with good advice,
&c. about his taking the Under Library Keeper's place,
&c.
48. A very friendly & fenfible letter, about Wanley's
intended propofals of Marriage to his coufin of good for-
tune, &c. that the Matter of Univerfity Coll. probably
has taken care that he fhould be a fellow of Wore. Coll.
&c.
49-50. From the fame on the fame Subjefl, & on
enquiry finds Mr. Philip's eftate when he died to be worth
about 2500 1. as appears from his will, which his fon
rather improved than wafted, kc ; fo that his fifter will
have all, &c. but Wanley doubtful of fuccefs, as they
object to his want of Eftate, &c. his being her coufin
German tio objection in Cafuiftry, &c. 1698-9.
51. A few lines from the fame, going to Oxford.
52. A letter of Inftruftions & advice from the fame,
on Wy. going for Cambridge. About the Title & price
of his book, &c. Wanley's fpecimens to be (hewn there,
&c. to diredt for Dr. Hickes, at the next houfe beyond
the furtheft lamp towards the fields in Kings Street
Bloomfbury, 1699.
53-4. From the fame, to H. Wanley at Bennett Col-
lege Camb. about Benediftiones Epifcopales, Textus Rof-
fenfiSy the Saxon Menologium, the fame as in the Cotton
Library, &c. Mr. Chamberlain's friendfhip, his work
to have fpecimens of hands, particularly from Welfh,
Irifh, Scotifh, & Cornifh MSS. &c.
55-6-7-8-9. From the fame to the fame, at Mrs. Ray's
houfe near Trin. Col. Camb. about the mixture of Saxon
it Latin Adonicks.
A Saxon Calendar from the menologies to be well
confidered, fome of them being fluffed with particular
Saints, befides Legendary ones, as in Bennet Coll.
Library ; fends him 5 1. more to fupply his wants, with
advice to hufoand it well, &c. and were he in the world
as formerly, Wanley had never drudged fo long in the
Bodleian, &c. Glad has finifhed at Ben Coll. W. Wifhes
for a fpecimen of the Cod. Bezce, but draught of the
Monaftery bed let alone, &c. 1699.
60. From the fame to the fame, about borrowing him
the old Lat. Englifli MS. diftionary of King's Coll. Mr.
Benzelius, &c. the Glaftonbury Catal. Francick Poetry,
Edwin's pi&ure, &c. Glad' he is to have a fpecimen of
the chara&ers of the Cod. Arg. and of the Canon of
Eufeb. not even mentioned by Junius.
61. 2. 3. 4. From the fame at Univerfity Coll. Ox-
ford, 1699, about his being the fitted man in the world
to take a Catalogue of the MSS. &c. MS. in Mr. Thaites*
hands by the Name of Liber Confutus j Egberts peniten-
tial, &c.
65. 6. 7. 8. 9. From the fame, about a Colleftion
of MSS. Saxon or Nonnan Saxons, Sec. The difcovery
of the original of Apollonius of l yre, a great ornament
to his (Dr. H's) Catalogue, which owes all its improve-
ments, &c. to Wanley.
Num. 3781.
70. "From the fame, to the Rev. Dr* Arthur Charlett
Mafter of Univerfity Coll. about Wanley's being denied
to come for 6 weeks to take the Catal. of the Saxon MSS.
in the Cotton Library, in order to make his (Dr. H's)
uniform & mod acceptable to the learned world, no one
hand for many reafons being comparable to Mr.
Wanley's.
71. From the fame to Mr. Elftob fellow of Univerfity
Coll. upon the fame Subjefl, & the Bp* of Lich. &c.
ufing their intereft 1700.
j 2. 3. 4. From the fame to Wanley, about Mr.
Chamberlain's houfe Petty France, &c. 1700, about the
Vicech. & Curators complying with his requelL
75. From the fame to the fame, at Sir John Cctton's
Library, in Weftminfter 1700, about his anxiety to
hear that he is preparing for the prefs, kc.
76-7-8-9-80. From the fame, about Mr.Thwaites, kc.
Sheets to be brought for prefs. The Alphabet for Dr.
Sloan, &c. Cronicon Sax.-Badonach's will, out of the
book of Charters, &c.
8i. to 100. Other ftiort ones from the fame, 1700-1,
about their meeting at the Cotton Library ; talked to Ld.
Somers about him & the Catalogue, &c. a paper prepared
for Dr. Sloan, &c* So dunn'd for his book that he is
quite uneafy. In Wilts. Glouc. &c. feveral have called
back their Subfcriptions. Prefs now ftands for want of
Copy. A Pi&ure bought, &c. Hen. IL Charter to be
fent, &c. and the Dedication to the Prince. Selden's
book is Mare Clufum^ &c.
10 1 to 120. Small letters from the fame, on fimilar
fubjedts, le£s important. W. Conq. Charter ; Dp. of
Ely's MSS. Cotton Cat. & King's Library Cat. &c.
Don Morofini, &c. recomends Wanley to Ld. Wey-
mouth with his book of fpecimens, &c. and if encouraged
would go to Holland, France, & Sweden, &c.
121. to 130. Others about delay for Prefs, Charter
of II. II. Saxon Coin^ Engraving arms and dedication
to Robert Harley Efq. 400 1. in debt to the Stationer,
&c. angry again with Wanley about Mr. Thwaites's prefs
waiting, &c.
131 to 1 40. From the fame, about the fame fubjefts, the
Dean of Xt Church can procure the ufe of the Enfliam
Regifter, kept in their Treafury, &c. Mr. Grabe requefls
W / to compare his Copy with the original of the
Alexandrian MS. Dr. Smith has talked many years of
putting out that Copy of the Old Teftament himfelf, &c.
I 7°5-
141 to 160. Other trifling ones from the fame, about
books, &c. is told by Wanley's friends of his marriage,
which he takes unfriendly not to difclofe it himfelf, &c # '
A rare book not mentioned by Dr. Cave nor Dr. Dupin.
161. From the fame, about his having got his Sax*
MSS. together, at the fervice of Mr. Secretary, &c.
The Copy of the Cod. Wigorn. above 'half collated
with the original, and that of the Harmon^ of the
Gofpels in Francick, carefully collated with Caligula
A. 7. t. in the Cotton Library, &c. 1707.
162. Acquaints him that it was the fault o( his Col-
league Mr. Thorp, that his name was not engraved as
delineator of the Alphabets in the laft R. S. Tranf-
aftions. Tho' he may be glad of it, as the letter to which
they belong is fo falfe printed, that it is a difgrace both
to himfelf & Dr. Sloan, & would have given 1 o 1. it had
not been printed.
165-6. From the fame, about a German Gent. Mr.
Holling, bringing him a letter from a Profefibr at Heolm-
ftad, in the Dominion of the Duke of Wolfcnbottle, &c,
An Eftimateof his Study, &c. 1713.
167. From Mr. James Hill of Hereford 1719-20.
168 to 170. From Mr. Tho. Hill, about having got the
head of Paracelfus, with the head of Rubens to Wimple,
&c. 1717.
171. From.
Digitized by
Catalogue Librorutn MSS.
Num. 3781.
171 • From Mr. James Hill, about Roman Antiquities,
Medals, &c. found at St. Leonard's hill near Windfor,&c.
172-3. From the above Mr. Tho. Hill the painter
about his own Pi&ure which he prefented to Ld. Harley
1718, &c.
174. From Dr. Humph. Hody, Chaplain to the
Archbp. of Canterbury, Lambeth 1699. about Box-
hornius, and Nich. de Lyra, pubiifhed, 1500, with an Ac-
count of books pubiifhed in Italy before that time.
Books in Bodleian Catal. &c. printed 1494, &c.
175. From Mr. T. Holder 1716 7.
^ 1 76-7. From the Rev. Anthony Holbrook, Re&or of
Little Waltham near Chelmsford, Effex, 1709, about
Mr. Oufley's MS. Mr. Jekyll of Caftle Hendingham,
grand Ton of the induftrious Antiquary of that name,
who made a large colle&ion before the Civil Wars ; can-
not ferve Mr. Harley in the MS.
178. From Mr. Holman of Halftead, to the Honble
John Morley, 1713, about Wanley's great (kill, &c. in
antient Records, or would not otherwife be employed in
fuch a Prorince by one of the greateft Genius's of the
Age, being himfelf then writing the Hiftory of Hinck-
ford Hundred ; no doubt fo noble a Collection as Lord
Oxford's muft afford fomething for his defign. Several
Deeds very old among Mr. Kemp ? s writings, &c.
179. From the lame toWanley, 1722, about fome
places in Effex noticed inDoomfday. An endlefs work
to write the Antiquities of a large County, & if he had
forefeen the difficulties (hould not have attempted it, &c.
1 80. From the fame, about his having been feveral
Journeys in this County & large collections of the
charitable donations in each parifh, &c. alfo relating to
the fite of Lordfhips, &c.
181. From the fame, about fending by his neighbour
Mr. Morley feveral original Charters (in two boxes) of
the Religious Houfes of Leighes, Prittlewell, Bileigh,
Dunmow, Thetford, the Holy Tkinity in Ipfwich, Wood-
bridge, Tinterne, & St. EdmundYbury, &c. thanks Wan-
ley for the Inftru&ions received from him relating to his
Hiftory of Effex, &c. In a little time fliall fend more
Charters.
182. From thefame,about his affliction with the Gout,
having fome time interrupted his Hiftorical Studies, but
now fends a (ketch for defcribing Effex, for his corrections,
&c. Thinks the whole Hiftory may be comprized in
a Vol. lefs then Camden's Britannia, which will not be
large confidering the extent of the County.
183. From Geo. Holmes 1717, about a curious book,
& all the noble encouragers of Antiquities, &c.
1 84. A long & neatly written letter in Greek, from
George Homer to Wanley, dated Smyrna 17 13, about
books which he wants, as fpecified by Wanley on the
back.
185. Frtrtt\Jonath. Hooker, about medals for Ld.
Harley 171 6.
186. From Ralph Hope 1698, about an old Chaucer
which Wanley had of him at Coventry, &c. Dr.
Charlott ; the Czar, &c.
187. From Dr. Geo. Hooper, Dean of Canterbury
1701.
188. From Dr. Wm. Hopkins late Prebendary of
Worcefter 1698, about old Charters, & other MSS. &c.
Dr. Sykes, &c.
189. From Monf. Hopman Refident of the Duke of
Holftein, Smyrna Coffee Houfe 1721, very defirous of
the honour of Wanley's acquaintance, &c. .
190. From Dr. Hoy, Kingfton, Jamaica, 171 1, con-
gratulating him upon the great honor he has to be in the
favour of the Ld. H.Treafurer, who will daily diftinguilh
bis great learning and merit ; alfo about arrears due to
him when he left Eng. 1769, as part of the Salary of the
Profefforfhip in Oxford at 40 1. per Ann.
Num. 3781*
191. Froih Dr. Hudfon Univerfity Coll. Oxf; 170!,
about his entrance upon his Office, that he firft looked
into the book of benefa&ors to fupply what were wanting,
& difcovered no mention of Dr. Sloane, to whom the
Univerfity will give fome public teftimony of refpeft.
192. From the fame, Ap. 1702, about Wanley's col-
lating for him the MS. Pliny in Grefliam College. They
cannot find a great many of Dr. Bernard's MSS. & printed
books, which were entered in a folio paper book ? &c.
the Appendix will be ready for Prefs by Michaelmas next
if the Curators think fit, &c.
193. From the fame, about the above books which
he fuppofed loft, but Wanley directs him how to find
them, as appears by his note to this letter, faying, " why
fhould he defire to be Library-keeper, fo long, & yet
fuffer fuch a parcel to lie all the while under his nofe,
&c."
194. From the fame 1703, about the collation of a
La&antius in the Cottonian Library ; forry he thinks
to publifh the remains of Sr. Tho. Bodley j but Wan-
ley denies ever having fuch a thought, in a note.
i9«j-6. From the fame, dated Bodl. Lib. 1703, en-
quiring if he ever met with any Mozarabick Liturgies,
have at length with fome expence obtained the Queen's
warrant for the MS. of Jofephus ; Dr. Trimnel fearched
for it, but not ^finding it met with an old printed Latin
Jofephus, about the beginning of printing, Mr. Worms'*
(i. e. Wormius) books, &c
197. 8. 9. From the fame, thanking him about the
MS. which he hopes is the fame that once belonged to
Sir John Play ters of Suffolk, & came out of the Floren-
tine Library, &c.
200. From the fame, 171 t, about another MS. of
Jofephus ; has Jofephus now in the Prefs as a fpecimen.
Sorry Mr.Thwaites cannot hold out long as a keeper up of
learning, now faft declining, &c. in the nation, &c. all
the rewards of labour and induftry being beftowed on fuch
as never think of dokig any fervice to the common-wealth
of Letters. Doubts not. but the Greek Profefforfhip will
be fo difpofed of.
201. From the fame, about his difappointments, &c.
after 20 years labour, might expeft fomething better
than 40 1. per Ann. but fliould not refufe fuch an offer,
&c. The perfon defigned for Profeffor, Ihould be obliged
to publifh fome MSS. or give a good Edition of fome
valuable book.
202. From the fame, 1712. Tho* Jofephus does take
up all his„time, &c. in anfwer to his enquiries about
Greek Bibles, &c. Before the flight of the poor Greeks
from Conftantinople, there was hardly any copy of the
Bible in Greek in thefe parts of the world ; all people
being content with the vulgar Latin. Neither is it ftrange
that few entire Copies fhould now be heard of: the Turks
no doubt deftroying all they could come at, & the Xtians
hiding them for fear of them, &c.
Befides there were few entire copies, but fuch as were
depofited in the Patriarchal or Metropolitical churches ;
& fuch feems the Alexandrian MS. to have been. After
all, there may be a great many MSS. efpecially of the
Greek Teftament in private bands, which have not yet
come to our knowledge.
Every one thinks him ill requited for ferving the pub-
lic ; but no one confiders him. The effeft of it will
be, that it will make others averfe from applying them-
felves to the profecution of learning, which is vifibly de-
caying every wherein her Majefty's dominions, &c. x
203. From the fame, 1714* about the Re£tor of Lin-
coln College lending Wanley Sr. G. Wheler's MSS.
Dr. Radcliffe's great Benefa&ion ; intend to buy the Bp.
of Ely's books, 8tc. Unlefs the King buys the ftudy,
nobody elfe likely to bid againft them, &c.
204. From
Digitized by
fiibliethecae Hartdanae,
Num. 3781, 3782.
204. From the fame, about the Re&or of Lincoln's
fending the Greek MS. &c. No place on the face of the
Earth pays fo little, regard to thofe that deat in learning
as this nation, &c. fears he fhM be undone by Jofephus,
&c.
205. From the fame, 17T4-15, about the letter Fur-
nifhed by W.'s Patron, being the firft favour he ever
received from him, tho* it was in bis power to have
made his circumftances more eafy in the world, &c. ihe
letter was from Biachini with the collations he wanted,
&c. for which he had payed already iool. Scudis, &c.
is "making what intereft he can for Hearne to obtain the
place of Architypographus now vacant, &c.
206-7-8. From the fame, with extracts from & long
& curious remarks upon the Statutes of Sr. Tho. Bodley,
about lending books out of that Library.
209. 210. From the fame, of no importance.
, £11. From the fame* about his woik, Dr. Bernard's
MSS. ancient Editions in Baliol CoU. Library ; has given
orders to have all the MSS. in France & Italy collated for
him ; refolved to go oft tho* the expence is very great,
& meets with difencouragement from thofe, who ihould
contribute to the public good. Had converfa r ion with
Mr. Daubuz, who has obliged the world with an excel-
lent book about a paflage in Jofephus. He deferves
better things than % y poor little Vicarage ; where he is
likely to be cramped for want of Books.
212. From the fame, about Wheler's books in Lin-
coin Coll. &c. the Gofpels in Greek, ice.
. 213-14. From Mr.Tha Hurfl, Cov. 1699 & 17 14,
about making Vellum, &c.
215. From J. Hutton, Stoke, 1706, about theftate of
Nayland Church, the Diflenters expofitions of the
Church Catechifm, &c. Dr. Manningham reading Lec-
tures on the Common Prayer, &c.
216. From Dr. Tho Hyde, about Arabic & Perfian
books to be procured in India. The Titles given at large.
217. From the fame, about procuring French Books,
1 brafs coin of Tangrolipix, with another Arabic coin
in the Public Library.
2 1 8 to 220. From the fame, about the Jentu (fic)
Language, the King's allowance for ftudying languages,
&c. a book in the old Perfian, &c. alfo.a book in Clare
Hall, of the Gaurs, &c. 1699.
221-2-3-4. From the lame, about his book with copper
cuts, &c. being ready for the Subfcribers, &c. Dr. Sloane's
donation, &c. Oct. 1700. Oxford, Dr. Charlett, &c.
225-6. From the fame, about the Curators meeting at
the Library, to view the building which is jpcliaiag into
Exeter Yard 7 1 Inches, &c.
227-8-9. D° about duplicates of Dr. Sioane's books,
&c. Erdefwike's account of Stafford* &c. 1701.
230-1-2-3. Trifling ones from the fame.
23 4. From the fame, 1701. about tranflating Macrizi
or any other Arabic book ; has by him a latin tranflation
of the Natural Hiftory of Egypt, written by a learned
Phyfician Abdolatiph Bagdadenfis, ice.
235-6-7-8. Trifling ones from ihe fame, 1702.
239. From his Wife E. fryde, about pifture frames.
240-1-2-3. From the fame, about fome villainous
attempt to injure her chara&er, &c. 1701-2-3.
»
3782-
Letters to Humphrey Wanley 1692 to 1725.
1. From C, Ratten Coventry, about Coffee, &c.
2. 3. to j o. From Mr. W m Reading of Sion College,
about fpecimens of Eufebius, &c. he was then about to
publifh, &c 1 7 1 4, 1721, &c.
u. FromMr.Jofhua Reynolds of C.C.C. Oxford, 1709,
about Wanley's name being in the Catalogue of Dr. Edw.
Bernard's Library 1697, as purchafer of the ift Edit, of
Cat. Harjl. Vol. 111.
Kum. 3782.
Pompomtis Mela, which a Gent who has fpent; m*nf
years in preparing a new Edition, is, now ready to
publHh.
12. From Mr. Tho. Robinfon, a painter, 1 709.
1 V 14. From Mr. Sanderfon of. the Rolls, 1723^
aboiit borrowing a MS. from Ld. HsLrley, &c.
15. From Mr. Richard Sare, about the unfortunate
Mr. Mickleton*s affair* , curioiities, &c. 1719.
j6. 17. Two letters :n French from Mr. Daniel Schu-
macker, Library-keeper to his Czarian Majefty ; written
at Buntingford on his way to London from Wympole^
1721-22;
j 8. From Rdv. Alex. Scot, Stone Park, Rtatfor Ifhire,
170-1, very full of gratituHe, Rcci O.i the back of it is
written by Wanley " Names of Hippiarrical Authors
cited in that Greek MS. de Re Veterinary, which Dr:
Sloane purchafed at the Au&ion of John de Witt's
Books."
19. From the fame, dated 1703, wliich fays that
Houfe is the principa* Sdlt of Mr Crompton his wife'*
brother. It Hands within his Park, about a quarter of a
mile from the town of Stone ; thanks hini for his further
offers to affift him with my Ld. of Ely, who procured
him preferment, &c.
20. From the fame, about Ld. Gower's offering him
the choice of two livings, the heft being Clare in Suffolk,
60 1. per Ann. which he refilled on account of diftance
Irom relations, &c.
21-2-3. From the fame, at Stone Park, about his pre-
ferment, &c.
24-5. From Si. Segar, Middle Temple 171 2-1;, about
the Oifice of Lahcafter Herald beiiig vacant by the death'
of Mr. Frith/ who lately fucceeded Mr. King ; rcquefts
Wanley \s interdt with Ld.Treafurer to obtain it.
26. From Mr. Ab. Seller, about Greek Mufic, &<i,
27. From Jas Seniewiez, Brompton Brian, 2714-5.
28. Vvrm Mr. Jeofuah Gomez Serra, 1713;
ag. From Mr. G. Sewell, Camb tf .
30. From P. Hakerton 1705.
31. From Mrs. Eli z. Belgrave 1717, about Mr.Bever-
land's Books, Cabinet of Shells, Agats, &c. in Brent-
ford.
32. From Dr. W 10 Sherard, about Voflius's MSS. &
other commands from Venice, &c. Harwich, 1697.
33-4. From the fame 1720, about Acorns from Italy,
& a beautiful tree for gardens, &c. feveral pieces of St.
Chryfoftom in the Catena, not printed in the laft
Benedi&ines.
35. From the fame, about Books from Turkey, Greek
infcriptions at Smyrna. Mr. Smith's MSS* fold tor 500 1.
&c. 1720.
36. The fame from Paris 17:1, about Montfaucon, &
Greek, Coptic, & Syrian MSS. &c.
37-8-9. From the fame, about Cedars of Libanus,
&c. Rev. Mr. Mould brought over MSS. and books,
&c. 1725.
40. From the fame, about Dr. le Due, of Conftan-
tinople, feeing my Ldsi Library, &c.
41. From Mr. Tho. Sherlock, Mafter of the Temple.
42-3. From Mr. W m Sherwin fen, 1701, about Dr.
Sloane's Diploma, &c. Dr. Lering's books,. &c.
44. From Hen. Sorreil, about Dr. CoveH's affairs.
45. From Dr. Tho. Smith, London, 1695-6, about
his being well acquainted with the MSS. in the Bodleian
during his refidence at Oxford, efpecially relating to the
mofl" ancient Fathers & Ecclefiaftical Hiftory, &c. with
Wanley's note about the Baroccian MSS. & Abp. Laud,
where is the old mhsejon (more ancient than the time of
Simeon Metaphraftes) in 3 Vol. folio.
* Rowland Frith of Tnornes in Shenlione rarifli (See Hift. Staff.
VoLt.p.43.)
U 46*7. Othcri
Digitized by
7+
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3782*
- 46-7, Others from the fame, about Saxon Charters
in the Cotton Library, &c. The Lombardic chara&er,
&c. The Samaritan Pentateuchs in the Bodleian Library,
&c. Mr. Selden, Mr/ Pepys, &c. the ArchbHhop of
Dublin's MSS. purchafed by Dr. Bernard in Holland,
&c
' 48-49. From the lame, about St. Kilianus, a Monk,
a native of Ireland & ift Bp. of Wurtzburgh dc.lxxxvi.
&c. Charters & Records in Public Libraries, &c.
50-1. From the fame, about Saxon Charters at Can-
terbury, Croyland Abbey, &c.
52-3-4. From the fame, about Scotch Charters,
Regifters of Durham Cathedral from the foundation.
MS. of Bede's Hiftory belonging to the Bp. of Norwich,
&c.
55-56-7-8-9. From the fame, about the Bp. of Nor-
wich's MS. new Edition of Bede, &c.
60-1. D° about the Bp. of Ely's Library coming into
the Harleian Colle&ion, &c. '
62. From G. Spearman, Gray's Inn, 17 17.
63-4. From the above J. Smith, Durham 1708-9,
about curious Bibles & Prayer Books, colle&ed by
Pean Granville, &c.
65-6-7. Other ftiort Letters, from the fame.
6S-9. From Mr. Mofes Du Soul, about his new
Edition of Euclid, &c. London, 1700.
70. From G. Sparman, Grays-Inn.
71. From John Stevens, about a curious clock.
" 7^-3-4-5* From the celebrated John Strype, dated
Low Ley ton 1 706-7, &c. about old Bibles, &c.
76-7-8-9. From the fame, about his parting with his
<tolleftion of Charters, & other ancient Parchments, &c.
80-1-2-3. Other familiar Letters, from the fame.
84-5-6-7. About printing the life of Bp. Whitgift, &c.
Mr. Foxe's papers & other MSS. &c.
88-9. 90 to 95. From Mr. Stubbs, 1718, &c. about
an Arabic MS. given him by Col. Haftings, the
Septuagint Propofafs & the Genoefe,&c. allfigned P.S.
96-7. From Mr. John Sturt 1702-3, about 20 Gs. for
a Charter.
98-99-100. FromTho. O Sullevan, 1725-6.
1 01. FromTho. Swift, Puttenham, 171 1, about an
inclofed fcheme for my Ld.Treafurer, & his firft dedica-
tion to his Lordfhip.
102. From Fran. Taylor, about the Catalogue of Dr.
Cbarletfs Study, & having fold bis Medals to Mr. Biuret. ■
" 103-4. From Dr. Wm. Talbot Bp. of Oxford.
10 5. From E. T. 171 o. (Thwaites probably. )
106-7. From I.Thorpe, the Antiquary, dated Rochef-
ter 1725, about the Chronica de Bermondfey, & about
Ly. Romney difpofing of all the books & MSS. belong-
ing to the Marftiam family.
108 to 1 1 2. From Tho. Tickell, Oxford, 17 13, &c.
about a MS in the Royal Society, &c. a MS. copy of 1
Lucan in my Ld. Treasurer's Library, ancient printed
Edition at Parma, &c. The Queen's MSS. &c.
113-14-15, From Mr. Wm. Thomas, 1717, &c.
n 6-17-1 tf. From Mr. Tim. Thomas, Down Hall,
1723.
119 to 143. From Edw. Thwaites 1698, &c. about
printing Saxon Lexicons, having 15 Students, &c. W.'s
Catalogue (See various other letters from him to Mr.
J. Bagford 4966, in which are many curious ones from
Wanley) &c.
1 44 to 1 95. From Mr. John Tipper, about Almanacs,
Diaries, & other mathematical SubjeQs, &c.
Here ends Wanley's CoUe&ion of letters, but there
are various others of his in 4966. 591 1. 7524. which fee.
Num. 3783*
3783-
A colle&lonof letters to Dr. Wm.Sandcroft (fie) ArchBp.
of Canterbury, from 1628 to 1688, but the two firft
are from Rob. Abdy to Mr. Paolo Del Sera, Mr. C.
Henfhaw, to introduce Mr. Sandcroft to them, on his
travels. /
3. A Latin letter to Dr. Sancfoft, then Dean of St*
Pauls, from Nath. Adamus, " quondam Verbi Divini
Minifter, Vilnae in magno Ducatu Lithuania. M
4-5.6-7-8. From Robt. Alfounder Trin. Coll. Camb.
1664, &c. about Dr. Holdfworth's Library* &c. Fellow-
fliip, &c.
9. 10. From Rich. & Robt. Anderfon.
11. From J. Antell, S.Andrews, Sept. 5, 1657*
12. From Mrs. Mary Arthington.
J 3. From Alexander Afhburne, Burton- c tather, 1 664.
14. FromH.Babington,Boothby-Paignell, 1663-4, to
the fame, then Dean of York, about the Livings of
Trefwell & Ranyfton in Nottingham. A neat Seal of
Babington quartering fretty.
1 5. From Jo* Barwick, brother to the Dean of St.
Pauls, to Dr. Franck at Lambeth-houfe, dated Chefswick-
Epiphanie 1633, with Seal of Arms.
16. 17. &c. to 22. From Pefir Barwick to Dr;
Sandcroft, London 1664*5, about his fticceeding his
deceafed brother in the Deanry of Sr. Paul's, & other
Matters relating to that and other Churches, &c.
23. 24. From Ifaac Bafire to the Dr. S. then Dean of
St. Paul's, dated Durham, 1662-66.
25. From Rich. Batterfby, Dartm° 1664.
26 to 37. From Jofeph Beaunwnt St. Peter's Coll*
Camb. &c. 1662, &c. & Robert Beaumont London.
38. From Geo. Benfon Dean of Hereford, 1 684.
39 to 44. From Steven Bing, about the plague in
London, Camb. &c. 1665. in a beautiful hand.
45-46. From John Bradlhaw to Dr. W. S. Mafter of
Emmanuel Coll. Camb. 1652, & dean of St.Paul's, 1666.
47. From Ifaac Bringhurft to the fame, 1666.
48. 49. From John Breton, Eman. Coll. i666,fealed
with the old arms of that name.
50. 51. From Brevint, Whitehall to the fame,
when Dean of York, with Seals of Arms.
52. FromTho. Browne 1665.
53. From John Brame to his worthy Uncle Dr. S.
Dean of St. Paul's, 1666.
54-5-6-7. From the Rev. John Bourne at Lambourne
1664- 5, about the Vicarage ofWanbury, 100 1. per.
Ann. then void, & in the gift of Dr. Clarke, Chaplain
to y e Duke of York, & then Dean of Winchetter.
58. From Ro. Bright, Paris, 1664.
59. From Wm. Brough, Wmdfor Caftle, 1664.
60. From Tho. Brown, 165^ with Teal of arms.
61. From Mary Brown Dr. S's Sifter.
62 to 66. From Timo. Burrage, Clare Hall, Camb.
1665- 6, about being Chaplain to Sr. Robt. Gayer,
funeral of Lady Henley, &c.
67. FromTho. Buck, Camb. 166 r .
68. A latin letter from Guliel. Bugge, 1663.
69 to 72. From F. B. (Dr. Brown as feems by Mr.
Cade's, letter after) 1655-64
73. From Dr. Tho. Cade, to Sir Walker, 1 660.
74, ' From Wm. (Juxon) Archbp. of Canterbury, 1662.
75 to 78. From Gilbert (Sheldon) Archbp, of D°
1663-4, &c.
79. 80. From the fame, about his being Chancellor of
the Univerfity, 1667-8.
81. From 'Dr. Jo. Montague Mafter of Trin. Coll.
Camb. 1688. toWm. Bancroft) Archbp. about the fame.
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82 to S5. From Dr. JohnCovel, Mafter of Xts. Coll*
Camb. 1 683. to Archbifhop Sancroft, on his being
elected Chancellor of that Univerfity* With (83) the
Latin Addrefs of the Vice Chancellor and Senate on the
occafion.
(See numerous letters from Covel,inWanley's Colled
3784, &c.)
S6-7. From Rich. Bp of Carlifle 1664.
88. From W. Carlos 1665.
89. From .Tho. Caton, Wickham, 1664.
90. From Wm. Chapman, Camb. 1 662.
91-2. From Wm. Clarke 1644, about St. Martin
Orgars Church, &c.
93. A certificate of baptifm, figned, Alex. Cloggey,
Minifter of Leinthall Starkes 1 684.
94. From L Collins, Weftminften
95. A latin letter from Wm. Cockeran, Wefthalh
96. From Wm. Bifliop of London, about Emanuel
Coll. 1662.
. 97. From Revera* Conftanter, London 1657.
9#. From Nicholas Connold, Laxfield, Suffolk 1663,
calling him honoured Coufin, & mentions his Coufin
Sandcroft (fic) the Drs. Brother, & his Coufin Giles, &
JohnBorrett, &c.
99. From Erafmus Cooke, old & tattered.
100* From Wm. Cooke, Broome, 1665.
101* From John Cofin, Bugden, i66x.
ioi-3-4. Long ones from T. Cofin, Paris 1656 9.
105. From Rob. Creyghtone, 44 to his very worthy
friend & brother Mr. Sandcroft," 1659.
106-7. From R. Cudworth, Emmanuell Coll. Camb.
, * 6 97-
1 68 . From W. Curtis, to Dr. W. S. Dean of St. Paul's,
mo date.. '
109. From Aa. Delylle, no date.
110. Erom Tho. Dalton, about the Living of St.
Martines Algars (fic), in St. Martin's Lane Cannon Street.
in to 166. From Geo Davenport, about the plague
in London (viz. 123, &c.) but the latter chiefly about
repairs of Prebendal houfes at Durham, kc. 1655,
167 to 171. From John Davenport, 1649 to 1666.
172-3-4. From Henry Davy, London, 1057.
175-6. From the above Aa. Delylle.
177. From John Bilhop of Derry, Ncwarke, to Mr.
Honnywood 1660. recommending Mr. Sandiord as a
chaplain.
178-9. From Edmund Diggle, Bp. thorp, 1664. Arch-
deacon of York, & fellow ot Magdalen Coll. Oxford.
1 80- 1. From W. Dillingham Emman. 1662. On
publiftiing all the Greek Scholiafts , &c
1 82. Ancthcr in Latin, from the fame, about 1 637.
183-4. From Lancellot Dobfon, Houghton 1683-5.
1S5. From the Rev. I. Dolben, Jan. 14 . . .
186. From Sr. IV. Dugda/e, Norroy, Feb. 5, 1663.
about leafes at Serjear.ts,made by the Dean & Chapter of
York, Serj. Littleton being Treafurer there, and about
the progrefs he had made in his printing work of the
Judges, &c.
187. From Jo. Bp. of Durham, 1661, about his
folemn & handfome reception into that Church, when
at his firft entrance thro* the River Teafe (fic) the fword
that killed the Dragon was delivered to him, with all the
formality of Trumpets, Gun-ihots, and Acclamations.
Offers Mr. Wm. Sandcroft the Vicarage of Norton,
ikuate in a pleafant place of that Country, about fix
miles from the Sea, & worth 8 or 9 fcore pounds per
Annum, till a better falls.
188. From the fame, about welcoming him into that
Dioccfe, with a Canonry of Durham, & Rettory of
Houghton, which if Dr. Barwick and Mr. Triplet leave,
will be in his donation, &c. Aug. 1661.
189. 190. 1. 2 3 4. From the fame, about the fame,
& other cpifcopal affairs, &c.
Num. 3784.
3784-
Another folio Volume of Letters to the fame,
t. From Jo. Eafles, Bruxelles June 30th
2. From Rich. Bp. of York, to the fame, then Archbp.
of Canterbury, &c. Bifliopthorp 1670, about the Rec-
tory of Methley, belonging to the Dutchy, &c. getting a
furvey made of Rofe Caftle, &c. To it is a neat Seal of
the Bp/s Arms.
3. Another from the fame, July 9th, 1664.
4. 5. 6. From Mathew Wren Bp. of Ely 1663, about
receiving a refignation from his Coufin Dr. Holder, of his
Prebend of Southwell, having given him 2 good Bene-
fices & a Prebend in the Church of Ely, &c. defires the
former to be conferred on his Son Dr. Tho. Wren, &c.
7. From Ra. Bp. of Exeter, to Mr. Sandcroft, abou*
making him Chaplain to Lady Capel, whofe eldeft
Daughter was then married to Ld. Herbert heir to the
Marquis of Worcefter, &c. Highgate, 1657.
8. 9. From Seth, Bp. of Exeter, to the fame, then
Dean of St. Paul's, about the Living of Totnam High
Cvofs, which ht folicits for his friend Mr. Gibfon, who
was eje&ed with him from his fellowftiip at Sidney
College, about Sr. Humfrey Winch, Knt. of the Shire
for Bedford, &c. Exon. 1666.
10. A long well written letter, about one Mr. Great-
rates (ufually, Greatrakes), an lrifhman, curing difeafes
by ftroking or laying on his hands, Feb. 6th. figned
John Felton, alfo, Henricus Gaudy fcripfit.
1 1 . From Tho. Fiddes, about the fale of a Rettory
140 per Ann. 12 Miles from Camb. & 2 from Royfton,
Barkway, Feb. 1 664.
12. From Er. de la Fontaine, about the Manor of
Pauls Belchampe, Kerby-bellers, 1662.
13- '4* *5* l 6- 17. All long Letters from Samuel
Fofter, about Mr. Francis Thompfon & the Plague in
St. Giles Cripplegate ; Mr. Burrage j whether beafts at
firft were killed for facrifice, &c.
His fon then in Camb. certifies him that the Bp. of
Durham intends to fettle on your Coll. 5c 1. per Ann. for
5 Scholarftiip*, &c. Redgreve, 1665.
18. 19. From Mr. Franck, Lambeth, & Pembroke
Hall, Camb. 1663.
20 to 26. From John Gayer, 1655.
27 to 43. From Rob. Gayer brother of the laft, Lon-
don 1655-8, &fealed with the fame Arms.
, 44. From John Overing, Curate, about the Reftory
of St. Mary Maudlins, Old Fifti Street London, with a
recommendatory letter from the Churchwarden*, i( 65.
45. From S. Gerer, Mafter of Wakefield School,
1664.
46. A Latin letter from L. Geurdain, London 1636.
47. 48. From Fran. Godolphin, dated from the
Temple 20 March ....
49. From Wm. Goodrick, his quondam Schoolfellow,
Sec. 1665.
50. 51. From James Goodwin, Feverfham, Kent,
about an eftate & houfe there.
52. From Jos. Hall, no date.
53. From Nath. Hardy, 1665.
54. From Anfelm Harford, London, 1665.
55. From Rev. M. Harris, Farthingho, Northamp.
about the Bp. of Exeter at the Newfound Well, &c. 1666.
56. 7. 8. 9. From Francis Herdfon, Wilby, 1660,
6 Francis his fon, of Eman. Col. Camb. about the
plague tfaen, 1666, the former brother (in law, probably)
& the latter Nephew of Dr. Sandcroft, who i'o write his
name.
60. From John Herringe, Cambridge, 1665.
61. From Rob. Hitch to the fame, congratulating him
on his Deanry of St. Pauls, 1^64.
62. John
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f 2. John Hobfon Jun. in South Wales, 1066.
6?. 4. 5. FromThd. Hodges, 1640-2.
66. 7. 8. 9. From Tho. Holbeck, of Email. Coll.
Cambridge, 166;, about the plague in his parilh, &c.
«1fo begs for the Living of St. Mary Magdalen in Old
Fifh Street London, then vacant, for Mr. Harford, &c.
70. 72. From Ri. Holden, Bridge Cafterton, 1663-4.
71. 3. 4. 5. From A. Holden, Holme & Yorke,
70. From Ric.Holdfworth, Grcfliam Coll. 16*5.
77. A latin Epiftle from T. Holdfworth, Cambridge,
1^42. _ .
78. 9. 80. &c. to 90. From the fame, Lonwon & Pans,
1650-65. .
9 1 to 99,-From Mich.Honeywood,Hagh, (probably for
the Hague.) &c. 1658 60, about State affairs, &c.
100 From H. at Hull, 1662, about ecclefiaftical
<'if>urbance?, fire, their Cathedral much damaged by
wind, &c.
101. From C. H. defcribmg a bloody batth he then
/aw in the civil wars, in which fell the Ld. St John,
Ld. Fielding, &c. my Ld. of Eflex efcaping by being in
in ale-houfe. The Marquis of Hartford then marching
with looco Men armed out of Wales to meet the King
at Oxford, &c. no date.
102. From Arthur J ackfon, London, 1640, about all
the filver & gold which Merchants, &c had put, as ufual,
weekly into the Mint, to have it out again coined, was
frayed for the King's ufe viz. about 300,000 1. &c.
103. From G. L. about the Church & Univerfity
wanting Dr. Sandcroft's afllftance, &c. 1662.
104 to 145. From Huinfr. 'Henchman) Bp. of L«>n-
€bn, 1 66 '-6, about Dr. Holdfworth's Library, various
affairs relating to St. Paul's, fome churches in London,
&c. Canterbury, York, &c.
146. From Tho Lany, Weftminfter, 1664.
1 47-8. From John Level, 1 665.
145. From W. Lewis S. T. B. Rector, of All Saints,
London, \ 664. . .
1 5 0. From Rev. Francis Lewys, about the Living ot
St. I ho. ApoRle, & Reftory of St. Maudlin's OM Fifli
Street, void by Dr. Griffith's death 1665.
1 ci. From John Lake, Danbury, Effex, 1665.
152.3. From Charles Mafon, dated Stow er-Provoft
1665* about obtaining preferment in the gift of Dean
& Chapter of St. Paul s, the Bp. of Exeter, &c.
154. Samuel Midgley, Marfhalfea.
155. FromH' Mildmay, 1628.
156. 7. From Peter du Moulin, Canterbury, 1661.
about his tranflaticn of a precious MS. &c.
158 to 161. From James Mofeley, Yorke, 1664.
1 62. From F. Mundy, 1664.
163. From Joh. Neile, Yorke, 1663, about that
Deanery, Sec. ...
164. From Rich. (Corbet) Bp. of Norwich, about his
fcinfman at Emmanuel Coll. Camb. between 1638 and
l6 165. From Jos. (Hall) Bp. of Norwich, Higham.
166. FromEd.Nubolt, about the Vicarage of Kinf-
worth, &c. 1666, Amerfham.
167. From Rev. John Overing, London* 1665.
1 ',8. From Rev. Mwh 1 Cgilvy, no date.
. 169. From Tho. Page, Dublin Cattle, 1663.
170. From the fame, 166 4, about his brother's
Eftate in Kingfbury parifh 8 Miles from London, &c.
171 to 177. From the fame, dated Hagh, 1658, &c.
178. i8w. FromC.Paman, Bury, 1646.
,70. 181. From Henry Paman, St. John's Coll
Camb. 1-649-52* to his honoured tutor Mr. W. Sand-
ft
182 to 102. From the fume to the fame, dated St
John's 1658.
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fpecimens of his writing, &c. to
of ^t. Paul's ; begging a firit of
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1 93. Jram the fame on his travels, at Utredt, 1659.
194 to 197. Prom the fame at Geneva, Bruflels, &c
198. 9. 20a From Geo. Parifh, Barton in Clay,
Bedf. 1665, about the Vicar of Caddington's death, &c.
201. From J.Pelta, Caius Coll.
202-3. From Rob. Pendrie, Rome, 1660.
204. From Tho. Pierce M. C. 1662.
205-6. From Rev R. Perry, Warwick Court, 1664.
207. FromTh Pr. (Proby) 1650, his pupil.
208. 9. From Henry Proby, D" 1651.
210. Tho. Proby again.
211. 12. 13. FromH. P. again, Rome, 1664^.
3785.
(The fame Colkihtm tmtimted.)
1. 2. From Jacobus-beti-Rabby-Samuel, Hebrew
Schoolmafter, with
Dr. Sandcroft Dean
Clothes.
3. From Na. Riche, Warwick-houfe, Holborne, Nov.
20, 1663, about the errors of the times, ficc. a mono
for Emmaa. Coll. &c.
4. From John Rogers, Sept. 4th . . .
5. Signed T. Suffolke, Whitehall, 1609. Nov. "To
my very loveing friends Sr. Wm. Waldegrave, Sr.
Anthony Felton, Sr. Michaell Stanhoppe, and Sr. Tho.
Wingfelde, Knts. his Deputy Lieutenants & other Juftices
of the Peace, &c. with a. copy of a letter inclofed to him,
figned Ld. Ellefmere, Cane. Ea. of Salifbury, Lord High
furer, Ea. of Northamp. Ld. prevy Seal, Ld. Knolles &
Ld. Stanhoppe, about Soldiers levied in Ireland for
Swethland, driven on the Coaft of Suffolk by a Storm,"
&c.
6. Another from the E. of Suffolk, about the fame
Soluiers, &c. Whitehall, Dec. 1609.
7. From Wm. Sandcroft, Emman Coll. 1628, to his
mod loving father Win. S. at his houfe in Frefingfeld in
Su ffolk. This, being his own writing, feems to determine
the orthography to be Sandcroft.
H. 9. From Fr. Sandcrofte to his brother Dr. S.
Mailer of Emman. 163., abcut his coufins.Wm. & John
Stoke' s purchafe of land, &c. from iheir coulm Hart, &
other land to be fold at Rickinghall by G. Fofter & Tho,
Blobold, the Drs. old Pupil at Metfeld, &c.
10. From his loving Sifter Mary Sandecroft to her
brother Mr. W. S. at Mr. J. Gayer's lodging, Elme
Court, Temple.
11. From Ed. Savage, Cockpittat Whitehall, 1(564,
congratulating Dr. S. as Dean of St. Paul's, doubting
not to fee him a Bp. Mr.Oneaie of the Bedchamber died
yefterday very rich, & left his old Lady all; Mr. James
Hamilton, the Duke of Ormond's nephew, to have his
groom of Bedchamber's place, & Sr. W. Black (tone his
troop of Horfe : " wee fhall certainly have warr with the
falfe Dutch, & the Duke of Yorke is going himfelf to Sea
with the gallanteft Fleet that England ever fent forth,"
&c.
12. 13. From Math. Scrivener, Hampftead, 1666.
14. From Jofeph Sheldon, 1666.
15. From Arthur Silfon, Durham 1666, about Dr.
S/s houfe there almdft finished ; the Dean & Prebends
there refident, &c. prefenting their fervices, & ail in
great expe&atioa, fince the fad fatal & accident by fire
at London, in having an account of Loffiss in particular,
gee.
16. From G.. Smith, 1663, recommending a Mr.
Bryan, formerly of Emmanuel, then pofleffing a good
Living near Warwick.
1 7. From Hy Smith, Magd. Coll. Camb 1634* about
" Mr. Baftrick or Dr. Boftrick a Phifition at Colchefter
being fummoned into the High Commimon Court ftff
fpeeches or writings agamft the Church of England, hath
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lately printed beyond Sea, a new book called Flagellum
Epifcoporum, &c
18. 19.20. From Tho. Smith Ch. Coll. 1660, to
Mr. Sandcroft then Chaplain to the Bp. of Durham, about
his printed Sermon, which he quoted laft Sunday at St.
Mary's, & other College Matters, &c. The laft mention-
ing him as made Dean of York, is dated Cockermouth
Cumb. 1663.
21. 22. From Ant. Sparrow 1664, intreating him to
give his duty to the Bp. of Durham* & hopes the ground
on the fide of the Regent Walks next Cams Coll. is
made fure of to build a Theatre, which they are refolved
to proceed upon with fpeed, having met with great en-
couragement from his Lord/hip, his Grace of York &c
my Lds. of London & Exeter, &c.
23. FromT. Spencer Line. Inn. Fields, Dec. ult.
24. Erom Ed. Sparke, May 29, 1666.
£5. From Wm Springe? (feemihgly, though much
flourifhed) Pakenham, 1630, & formerly of Eman. Coll.
about placing his fon there under the Dr/s care, &c.
26. From Miles Stapylton, Durham, 1 661, about the
Bp. of Durham's triumphal Entry there (before noticed)
which exceeded every thing of the kind in England.
27. From the fame, 1665, about a leafe ot a colliery
for which the town of Newcastle received 8000 1. in
money, & 200 1. per Ann: above the ancient rent of
117 1. referved to the See of Durham.
28. "A brief relation of the Battell at Red-horfe
field under Edgehill." From London, figned Bernard
Stuart. 3 leaves.
29. From John Stoughton, 161 5, to the Rev. his loving
Tutor Mr. Sandcroft, Prefident ot Eman. Coll. Camb.
30. to 34. From John Sudbury, Durham, 1662.
35. From S. Swale, Stainlay Hall, 1664
36. From Myles Stapylton, Durham, i65i.
37. From T. S. Nov. 25 about Mr. Dil-
lingham's Fellowfhip void, &c. at Eman. Coll.
38. to 44. From H.Thorndike 1658-60, Weftminfter.
45. From Mr. Francis Thompfon, from the arm &
crown in Chifwel Street without Cripplegate, 1666.
46. From George Thorpe, Eman. Coll. — 65.
47 to 51. From Jo. Tillifon, London, 1665, about
various Church Matters, & a melancholy account of the
Plague there, &c.
52. From Samuel Tofte, London, 1664.
53. From Philip Trahern, Montague Court, 1664.
54 to 57. From Tho. Triplet, Weftminfter, 1664.
58. t rom Anth. Tuckney, Bolton, 1635.
59 A Letter figned " Thorn, ad Vincula," 1653, London.
60-1. From Thomas Turner, Canterbury, 1665, about
leafes, fines, &c. Church of St. Pauls, &c.
62. From Jofeph Tye, Clopton, 1662.
63. Petition of Signior Charles Ubaldini to the Dean
& Canons of St. Paul's, London.
64. From John Ward, Norwich, 1634.
65. Sam. Ward, Cambridge, 1637.
60. From Nath. Ward, London.
67. From the E.of Warwick,about making his brother
Holland Chancellor of Cambridge. London.
68. From Ed. Warerhoufe, Sion Coll, 1663-4.
69. From Charles Webb, 1665.
70. From Lord Wcftmoreland, about his Mother's
bequeft to Eman. Coll. Camb. Apthorp, 1633.
71. From Lord Warwick. Leeze, 1634*
72. From Ld.Weftmorland, Apthorp, Feb. 27, about
his name being on the books at Emanuel, being to wait
on his Majcfty, who intends fhortly to grace the Univerlity
with his Pretence.
73. 74. From R. Weller, from on board the Golden
Fleece, againft Newport in the Ific of Wight, 1644, &
Aflidon 1646.
75. A Latin Ltter from Robt. Whitham, dat. ex u>u-
sco nUlro Barlings, Deq. 17, 1630.
Cat. Haul. Vol. Ill,
Num. 3785, 3786.
76. From Rich. White, Rome, 1661.
77. From T. Wickham, 1648.
78-9. From R.Widdrinjgton, 1656 & i66r, London.
80. 1.2. From R. Wilford, 1666. about the Vicarage
of Kenfworth, void on the refignation of Mr. Bring -
hurft, &c.
8 3. From Fra. Wilford, C. Xti. Coll. Camb.
84. From Gcor. (Morley ) Bp. of Win ton. •
85. From Tho. Wolrich, Chancery Lane, 1664.
85 to 93. From Rich. Wrench, Durham, 1663.
94. From John Yates, 1635.
95. From E. Lytell, about Mr. Mich, recommended by
the eminent Profcffor Dr. Buxtorf of Bafil.
Here end the 3 Volumes of Letters ; but there are
feveral others in the 13 Volumes following, which
contain the mifceilaneous Collections of Archbifliop
Sandcroft.
37S6.
Mifceilaneous Collections, Official, and State Papers, &c.
of A.Bp. Sandcroft, in this & the 1 2 following Volumes :
1 . The Procefs of the Suite concerning the Benefices
in her Majefty's Difpofition & the Lord Keeper's, being
above 20 Marks & under 40 Marks a Year. 1 o Lord
Burghley, &c.
2. Impeachment of Lord Keeper Finch. 7.
3. Caufa inter H. Leflie & Amb. Angier, de officio
Thefaurarii Ecclefise Cathedralis Dublinenfis, per appel-
lationem ad Delegatos decifa, a° 1610. 12.
4. 44 A Copy of a Letter, which was found amongft
fome Jefuites, that were fafely taken in London, & dire&ed
to the Father Redtor at Bruxels." 32.
5. A Letter from the Council to Ed. Bp. of London,
27 Nov. 1 554, that the Q. was with Child. 36.
6. L. Keeper's Letter to L. Vifcount Anan, 17 Sep.
1622. about favours fhown to the Papifts. Printed
Cabb. p. 293. • 37.
7. A fhort note refpefling workmen, who had died of
the plague during the repair of a Church. Without any
name. 39.
8. A Letter of the D. of Suffolk, about Mutters,
1608. 39.*
9- . the E.of Holland, Chancellor, tot
the Univerfity, 1629, about Mandates. . 40.
10. Remonftrance of the Parliament againft Popifli
Recufants. *~ 42.
1 1« A Letter of the K. of Sweden, G uftavus Adolphus,
to C. 1 . 1 63 1 ; about the vidtory over Count Tilly. 44.
^ 12. C. i. to the Vice-Chancellor of
Cambridge, 1 642 ; about putting the Univerfity Plate
into the King's Cuftody. " 46.
13. Petition of fome Gentlemen, imprifoned for re-
fufing the Loan, 1627. 47.
14. A Letter from the Council to the Commiflioners
for the Loan in Hertfordfhire, 1627 j blaming their
flacknefs therein. , 45.
15. A Latin Letter, figned A. Bowneft ? dated 1637.
16. A Letter from the D. of Buckingham to the
Spanifh Ambafiador, touching the King's refolution
about the K. of Bohemia & the Palatinate, 1620. 52.
17. the Earl of Efftx to the Q. before
his going to Ireland. 54.
18. Two Letters marked as reftored to this MS. but
in fatt interpolated into it j being franferipts (by Dr.
Birch, probably) from the two Originals that follow 7.
marked now 19. 20., but in an inverted order, that
marked (56*; referring to number 20, and ( : 7*) to 19.
19. Letter from Mr. Francis Bacon to the Lord
Keeper (Egerton.; 56.
20. Mr. Fr. Bacon to Secretary Cecil,
1599 ; that he had not given his opinion to the Q. that
the Earl of Eflcx was guilty either of a Fremui:ire or
Treafon. 57.
X 21. A
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li. A certificate or teftimonial of a choirifter, figned
Thomas Goode, 1 665. 5&
22. A Note figned Hen. Pollexfen, refpe&ing a dif-
f>enfation. Apparently an Opinion of Counfel. 59.
23. A receipt for 50 1. from the Vice chanc of Cam-
bridge, 1642. Signed John Poley. 60.
24. Two Letters, from Johannes Foule to Archbp.
Sandcroft. In Latin & Greek. 61.
25. A fragment without a name. • 63-
26. A Letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to the K. in
anfwer to the accufation of the Spnnifh Ambafladour. 64.
27. A Petition to Sancroft when Dean of St. Paul's.
'^8. " A humble reprcfentation of the choife & carriage
of the new ProcVors & Taxors in Cambridge, 1647. 6 7-
29. Letters to Sancroft, marked i. 2. 3.4. 68.72.
30. A Letter to the King, without name or date. 73.
31. Three more Letters to Sancroft, at different times,
marked 1. 2. 3. 74
32. Remonltrance of the Spanifti Armado, 1 639.
. 7 ?'
33. Proportions to be taken into confideration for
prefentbut neceffary fupply '/g.
34. A Letter, partly defaced, and an old writ.
80. 81.
35. News of the Wars in Bohemia. 82.
36. Fragment of a State Paper. 83.
37. Oblervationes breves G. Sandcroft in Chryfoftomi
editionem Savilianam. 86.
38. The Caufe of Goodwyn againft Sir Edward Hales,
2 J. 2. for not taking the Oaths, &c. upon entering into
an Office of Truft, according to Statute 25 C. 2. 104.
39. Depofidons about the Cuftoms of the Town of
Frefmgfeld in Norfolk, 1562. 1 1 1. to 142.
3787-
1. Arguments againft Popifh Tenets, taken out o*
Hooker's Ecclefiaftical Polity. Two parts ; in differed
hands.
2. An elaborate difcourfe in defence of the real
prefence. At the end, " A lye, a lye." , 82.
3. Fragmenta Regalia : or, Observations on Q. Eliz.
her times & favourites. 1 1 °«
^ 4. A Speech of King James ift. and a paffage from
his works. *3 2 '
5. A Speech of Charles I. Mar. 17, 1627. (See
N° 37 9 i. I3 .) 134.
6. Remarks on 14 Sermons. 135.
7. A petition to the Privy Council againft the Service
Book of Scotland. (See N° 3791. 6.) 138.
8. A Speech of Mr. Doufe, in the Houfe of Com-
mons. 140.
9. Vox populi : or News from Spain, (hewing how
far to truft the Spanifii pretences. 141.
1 o. Theological remarks, apparently on the fame dif-
courfes as N° 6. 152.
11. An Addrefs to the K. concerning his prefent
Eftate, &the means to rettify it. No date 157.
12. Advertifements of a loyal Subjeft to the K. from
obfervations of the people's Speech. 162.
1 3. Extracts from fome work, on the fubjeft of
popery. j 64.
14. " Proteftation of Scottifh minifters, againft fetting
up of Bps. there." " *g9 1
15. Carta R. H. 4. de principatu Walliae conceffo
H. filio. 173.
16. A Speech of Sir Thomas Wentworth, for reftrain-
ing the Royal Prerogative of raifing levies & billetting
foldiers. 174.
1 7. Papers relating to the Impeachment of the E. of
EfTex, marked a. b. c* 1 74.
1 8. The poor man's petition to tlje King. * Gqod
King let there b&an uniformity. " 1 79.
Num. 3787—3789-
1 9. "A Speech found in Sir Waller Rawleigh's pockett
after his Execution, written by him in the Gatehoufe the
night before his death." *#c;
20. A Letter from him to his wife. 181.
a 1. Spencer's brief difcourfe concerning Ireland, or
certain points to be confidered in the recovery of Ireland.
182.
22. " A Colleccon of fuch Things as have been by
feveral men defired to be obtained of his Ma 1 c for the
good of his people." 1 83.
23. The Argument of Mr. John Golden the 6th of
April, 1628. Title " The argument which by com-
mand of the Houfe of Commons was made at their firft
conference with the Lordes, touching the libertie of the
perfon of every freeman, out of prefidents of Record,
and refolutions of Judges in former tymes." 1 85.
A regular Copy, thus attefted at the End, " Examined •
the xxth of May 1628, by a copy under the hand of
John Wright Gierke of the Coiiions Houfe of Parlament,
by John Langeforde."
NB. The laft eight leaves of this Copy are written on
the paper inverted ; after fol. 192
24. A Speech made before the Lords, a little defaced
at the Edges. # 202.
25. The Roman Catholics motions &: Confederations
againft Heretics, marked a. b. c. d 204.
26. Arguments for & againft the Style of Great
Britain. 210.
27. "A coppy of a Lettre fent by the great Lord
(i. e. Grand Signor) to the King of Navarre, tranflated
out of Greek into Frenche & foe into Englifhe." The fol-
lowing verfes are fubjoined.
" Theftate of Fraunce as now it ftands
Is like Primero at foure hands.
Wher fome doe vye and feme doe hould
And beft aflured may be too bould.
The Kinge was rafhe without regard
And being fhyhe (fic) would needs difcard
But firft he paft it to the Gwyes
And he of nought ftraight waye it vyes.
Navarre was next and would not out,
For of his Cards he had noe dout.
The Cardinall faynsly held the vye
And watched advantage for to fpye,
For to go out hi* frinds him byds
But Cardinalls hatts make bufy heads.
All refts wer up, and all wer in
Till Phillip fought that Gwyes might win,
Queen mother ftood behind his backe
And taught him how to make his packe
And we that fawe them and ther playe
Did leave them ther, & dance oure waye."
28. A Paper connected with § 26. Being, " Obje&ions
againft the charge of the name or title of England and
Scotland into the Name of Great Brittany, to be moved
and debated in the conference between the Lords of the
Parliament and the Commons, collected, renewed, and
reduced to order, far the better inftruclion." 213.
3788.
Cafes in Ecclefiaftical Courts, &c. from 1606 to 1680.
Alfo Opinions of Counfel, Petitions, & other Papefs
of (imilar import.
3789-
Several Cafes relating to Ecclefiaftical Jurifdiction.
1. Mr. Griffith's cafe concerning the Manor & Church
of Souiham, formerly the Priory of Coventry, &c.
2. Indenture 1680, between S r H y Oxendon of t>ean
in Kent, &c. and about the Holy Crofs Church, and
Prifoners, Canterbury. 5.
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3. A brief of depofitions againft Dr. Lane, referred to
the Interogatories. 7.
4. The Cafe between the Bp. of Ely & Lord Hatton,
concerning Hatton Garden. 15.
5. Several letters to the Arch. Bp. of Canterbury, &c.
6. A Letter from Col. W. Sandys, 1665, about the
foundation of the Hofpital of Alkham, Co. Nott. 34.
7. Other letters to Wm. Archbp. of Canterbury,
1684, about the Vicarage of Stoporch and Rowfton, C°
Line. 36.
8. Several Letters &: Papers, relating to Lichfield & its
Diocefe, with Certificate about eking, &c. for adultery, an
Opinion of Dr. Heton, of the Commons in 1684. A
Letter from Dean Addifon, Official Papers, &c. 49.
9. A true & impartial cafe, 168 3-4, between George
Hickes, Dean of Worcefter, & Hen. Panting, Minor
Canon. $8.
10. Charta:c Regiftris Decani & CapituliWigorn. 70.
1 1. A Letter freni the above George Hickes to Wm.
Arch. Bp. of Canterbury, dated Worcefter, 168 74.
12. Difputes between theDean & Prebendaries of Here-
ford, 1663 : together with an Account of the Church.
75, &c. 105, &c.
13. Articles & Depofitions againft Jonas Lawrence
ReSor of Didmarton in Glouc. for Drunkcnnefs, Swear-
ing, Blafphemy, Extorrion, &c. 1 1 6, &c.
14. Dr. Anthony Sparrow made Mafter of Queens
College in Cambridge by the King's Mandate. 129.
15. About Dean Moraye, &c. Whitehall, 1672-3. Sr.
Wm. Walker's opinion about the Statutes of Camb.
Univerfity, &c. Petition of John Clarke, re&or of St.
Ethelburgh, London, in a letter to the Arch. Bp. of Can-
terbury. 131.
16. The Cafe of Charles Palmer, having a Fellowlhip
of Queen's College at Cambridge,, & an Eftate, with
the Attorney General's Opinion, &c. 1685. 137.
379°-
t. The Appointment of Alexander Moray firftBp. of
Virginia, ; 672-3, marked a. b. c. d.
7. The Will of Win. Juxton, A. Bp. of Canterbury,
1663, nine half flieets. 5.
3. " An account of moneys difcovered for the Releife
of the French Proteftants, on the Letters patents granted
by King Charles." 1688. 23.
4. " Subscriptions by the Bp. and Clergy of Norwich
Diocefs to the Royal Loane, 1666." 24.
5. "An aft for the better preservation of their Majefties
facred Perfons & Government." 43.
6. Titus Oate's, (fie) difcovery of the Confpiracy 1 678.
The names of the Confpimtors are prefixed, then follows
this title (fol. 47.) "Mr. Titus Oats Journall & Affidavit
of his difcovery of the Confpiracy, taken before Sr. Ed-
mondberry Godfrey, one of his Maj liM Juftices of the
Peace, at his Houfe near Charing-Crofl'e Stairs, Sept.
27th, 1678. All written & fubferibed with his owne
hand, being more compbat than his ift Informacon of
W Ul he made oath Sept. Gth. 1678/* 56 pages. 45.
7. Copy of the King's Speech, Nov. 9. 1685. ten
halffheets. 75.
8. The efTeft of a Charge to be given to the Church-
wardens, in the Archb.'s Vifitation at Canterbury. 85.
9. Copy of Mr. Kettlewell's charitable fettlement for
pious ufes. Written alternately each way, like law
deeds ; fix full pages. • 89
10. A law inftrument of $8 Sheets, dated the 4th
James 2d, figned T. Powys. W.Williams. 93.
11. Freeholders in Middlefex, 1684. 152.
12. Argument of Mr. Juftice Crooke, April 14, 1628*
158.
13. The Clofe of a Sermon, preached at Chriftchurch
Cant. March 9, 1689, on t Cor. vi. 4. with a Letter
Num. 3790, 39^1.
(marked b.) from the author Will. Cade, to the Arch-
bifliop of Canterbury. x g c .
14. A fragment of a Paper concerning the Convoca-
lion - 165.
15. A Lift of the Courts of England. 166.
i(>. A Lift of Wilts. Commiffioners of Peace. 167!
17. D°forGlou£efterfhire. ,68.
18. Counties under the command of General Goring.
169.
1 9. A News-Letter dated 1620. 170.
fco. ALet:er toDr.SanCroft when Mafter of Emmanuel.
21. Keys to Cyphers as given by various Courts to
perfons in truft, fourrcen in number, marked from (a) to
(o) Englifh, French, & Italian.
22. A plea drawn bj' luce (fo ndtfcd at the end) &
reje&cd. 1 o Sheets.
379'-
k A Letter frbm King J ;im e3 ift. dated Halirud
Houfe 28 March 1603; directed to Robert Lye, Lord
Mayor of London, and to our well-beloved the Alder-
men & Commons of the fame.
^ 2. From the fame, dated 5th Aprl 1603, to the No-
bility and Peers of England, and to the Council of ^tate
at Whitehall. See alfo N° 4. 2.
3. Mr. Fuller's Speech in Parliament Nov. 4, 1610.
and part of a Speech in the H. of Lords: marked
a & b. 3.
4. King James's Letter, the fame as N* 2. 6.
^ 5. " The fpeech and argument of Mr. Crefleld of
Lincon's Inne, one of the members of the Corhmons
Houfe of Parliament. Concerning the fubjefts grievances
by the late imprifonment of their perfons, without anv
declaration of the Caufe." The leaves are here mifplaced
thus, 9. 7. 8. 7.
6. Petition to the Pi ivy Council concerning the Ser-
vice Book of Scotland. See N° 3787. 7. 10.
7. Papers relating to the impeachment of the Earl of
Briftol : marked a. b. c. d. e. 12.
8. Meflage of Charles I. to the Lords, May 12, 1628.
See alfo Art. 15. 45.
9. Sir Francis Seymour's Speech in Parliament, Marcfi
22, 1627. 4 6.
10. The King's Speech, & ether proceedings in Par-
liament, March 17,1627. 47.
11. Proceedings in Parliament, April 4, 1628. 53.
!2. The Speech of Charles I. March 17, 1627, as
above Ait. 10, and N' J 3787. 5- ^4.
13. The King's Speech, Feb. 19, 1623. 55-
14. Two other Royal Speeches, a b. 57.
i<5. The fame as Art. 8. 59.
1 6. Recommendation of the Cafe of Robert, Bilhop of
Kilmore, to the Clergy of London, by Charles I. 60.
17. Commiflion of Charles '(. to the Lord Treafurer,
&c. for the cafe of Debtors to the King, not able to
pay. 61.
18. Rules of Court, dated April 1, 1628. 63.
19. The King's Letter to the Judges about (hip money,
and their anfwer, 1 636. 64.
20. An official letter on the fubjefl of the King's Or-
dinance refpedting preaching and preachers. 66.
21. The manner of the King's fubfeription to xhi
petition of rights. , 67.
2 2i Speeches of Sir Francis Seymour & Sir Robert
Phillips, Mar. 22, 1627. a. b. repeated fol. 71. 74. with
further particulars, c. d. 68.
23. The Oath of a Privy Counfellor. 70.
24. " The Duke of Suffolk's cafe in the time of IL 6.
and other reafons that the Ks nude judge in cafe of
Treafon, fitting the Parliament." 75.
25. The Duke of Buckingham's Speech to his Ma-
jefly at the Council Tabb, on Friday the 4th April, 1624.
Two Copies, a< b. 76. 78.
26. A
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Num. 3791, 3792.
26. AJpaper written on a fragment of a Law paper,
containing articles of agreement between the Commif-
fioners or the King, & thofe of the Parliament, whofe
names are at the end. 8 2.
27. Sir George Radcliffe's Cafe, 1640. 84.
28. His Majefty to the Lords, on the behalfe of the
Earl of Strafford, fent by the prince. 86.
29. Concerning fliip money; Mr. Solicitor's obje&ions
& Mr. Holborne's anfwers, 1637. Marked a. b. c. d. e. f.
30. A petition to the King. 93.
N8. This article and the preceding are mixed together
in the binding.
31. Sir Edw.Cooke's Argument, April 6, 1628. 9$.
32. Juftice Crooke's Speech or Argument againft
Shipmoney. 97.
.33- " Copy of a Petition delivered into the Lords
fpiritual & temporal by Sir Thomas Afton Bironet, from
the County Palatine of Chefter, concerning Epifcopacy,
to the High Court of Parliament/' • 99.
34. Petition from a Mr. Powell to the Lords. 100.
35. " Certaine Propofalls by which is conceived his
Ma ru may be fupplied with ready mony the fpedieft way
for his neceflities." 10 1.
36. " The names of all the Servants that attend the
Prince his Highnefs, and rhe reft of his M* Royall chil-
dren, in Chamber, Houfehold, & Stable, 164*. 105.
37. A Paper indorfed, " the refufants petition." 1 1 3.
38. Account of a conference at a Royal Feaft,
July 2, 1633. 115.
3c . A petition from the Catholics to the K'ng. 1 16.
40. Fragment of a Paper refpe&ing the Duke of
Buckingham, dated 1626. ^ 118.
4* • Information of a feditious Paper, 1629, by Sir
P. Heath Attorney General, and anfwer of the De-
fendants. 119.
42. Advice delivered to the King refpe&ing the order-
ing of Men of War. 1 24.
43. Petition of John Baltwick, Henry Barton, and
Will. Prime, inprifon. 135 — 152.
44. The humble Petition of two & twenty preachers
to his Majefty. 153.
' 45. An Addrefs of the Commons, in Parliament;
affembled. 155.
46. Part of a reraonftrance on ecclefiaftical matters;
with other fimilar papers, apparently in fome confufion.
167 — 177.
47. Addrefs of the Commons, & other State Papers.
178.
9 48. The Addrefs of the Univerfuy of St. Andrews to
his Majefty, " concerning the nature and perpetual
foundations of Society, Government, & Subjection.' ' 1 90.
49- The order of her Majefty's marching in State
from Somerfet Place to Paul's Church. " 1 9 6.
50. On the Law refpefting the Verge. 1 97.
51. Order of the Committee of the lower houfe to
fearch in the fignet office. 1 g n
52. Orders to beobferved by the Lords Lieutenants.
_ 200.
53. Record of Edward 3 coming to the Throne. 201.
54. Petition of Alex. Fergui'on to the Archbp. of
CaRterb - ~ 203.
55. Loofe Memoranda of a legal nature, a Letter, and
Extract from the Rolls of Parliament. 204^2 1 3.
3792.
1. Articles of Agreement between Everard Exton,
Efq. Keeper of the Records at Canterbury, and Philip
Jacob, Gent, principal or general Apparitor.
2. The High Commiflion for Ecclefiaftical matters.
1 Eliz. 12 Sheets. 2 .
3. Report of Sir Richard Lloyd, in behalf of the
Clerks of the Prerogative, on his fitting as affeffar to the
Num.
379 2
ATchbilhop at Lambeth, when their Caufe was heard
with Counfel, five fheets. With a fummary of the
report fubjoined. x 4 , ^
4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Other papers relative to the fame
caufe, concluded by a very particular note in the Arch-
bilhop's own hand, relating to his own decree. & the
Angular behaviour of Sir Richard Lloyd upon It. See
N° 12—15. ' 4Ii
9. Commiflion of Alexander Prewctt in the Preroga-
tive Court, An. 1443. with a note of Archbp. Sandcroft
upon it, refpe&ing the Will of Mr. Lyndwood. 43.
10. Certificate from the Commiflary of London's Re-
giftrar, & from the Dean of the Peculiars. Rich. New-
court, & Tho.Tyllott, 1 682. 4 c.
11. Apetition to the Archbifhop from John Holt, Gent,
with his anfwer. An Abftrad drawn up in his own hand.
47.
12. 13. 14. 15. More Papers relating to the Office
of App;nitor General.
16. Sir R. Lloyd's projeft concerning forfeitures upon
the Statute againft Cottages. ° 54.
17. A traft of 32 pages with the following title,
" Caftigatio Antiqua, or the punifhments ordained by
the antient Legiflators, both foreign & domeftique, for
thefe Crimes following, viz. 1. Trealbn. 2. Parricide.
3. Sacrilege. 4. Adultery. 5. Rape. 6. Inceft.
7. Sodomy. 8. Bawdery. 9. Perjury. 10. Vain-
Swearing, n. Bribery. 12. Libelling, & fpreading
falfe Rumours. Colle&ed by J. B. Efq. Acerbitas plerum-
que ulcifcendi male/icii, bene atqus caute vivendi difciplina
eft. A. Gell.Noct. Att. Lib. 20. Cap. 1. Anno Domini
1684." 5g>
18. Cafe of Overton and Darcy, a deaf & dumb
Gentlewoman, refpe&ing their Marriage. • 74.
19. The Anfwer of Sir John Lee Knt. to a pretended
Allegation of Milcha Fern. Endorfed by the Archbp.
" Cheated by Milcha Fern, & Sam. Hynd pretended
D.D." ~
20. Copy of an Opinion on Adminiftration, fumed
Ro. Bowne. g
a 1. Proceedings upon the information againft Tho
Hanifon,at the King's Bench, 1638. 84. "
22. 23. Papers concerning Vagabonds, &c. 86.
24. Lawes to be put in execution by the JufHces of
the Peace of the County of Suffolk, fignified by the
Lord Chief Juftice of England, 1 6 April, 1 6 1 8. 89.
25. Certain Articles amongft others of which mv
Lord of Arundell was arraigned. nn
> 26. Opinion of a Civilian, concerning, 1. A Leeacv
given to a wife exclufively of her hufband. 2. Sheep
feeding k couching in diverfe parifhes. 3. Jactation
of marriage. 4. Tythes of Furres & Briars. 5. Inceft.
92.
27. Collections out of the Authorities of Law, that
Appeals from the Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper's
Decree appertain to the King in the interval of Parlia-
ment*
94.
28. Fourteen Articles of public grievances, but with-
out title or date. " ^
29. Inftrument of Refignation of a Prebend of Can-
terbury, by Sam. Parker D.D. dated 168^. 99.
30. Appeal and protection of Thomas Lunn CI.
M. A. Curate of tlie Chapel of the H. Trinity in the
Minories, 166 j. ICO<
31. Draught of the Leafe from Trinity Hall to Sir
Robert Wyfeman of part of Doctors Commons, 1601
five Sheets. , *
103.
32. Lxtraft of my Lord AmbafTador Godolphin's
Letter to Mr. Secretary Coventry, from Madrid, No.
vunber7-t7, i6;8 touching the number of Roman
Catnohques m hi; i'amily. lc g
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3793-
1. On the difpcfitionof inteftates Goods. 1.
2. On fucceffion ab iutejlato, according to the Civil
Law. 11.
3. De Probationibus. 15.
4 Of fucceffion ab intejlato^ whether the Uncle by the
tvhole blood (hall be preferred before the Uncles by the
half blood. 23.
5. De inventario et computo exhibendis, with other
quefttons. . 36.
6. De renunciatione, &c. 36.
7. On Legacy* 36.
8. On Adminiftrators, Appeals, &c. alphabetical. 41.
9. Caufa, Lis, et inilantia. 54.
ic. Minor's Executors, or Adminiftrators. 64.
ii. On Prescription. 68.
1 a. On Legitimation. 72.
13. Whether the Ordinary be bound by Law to grant
adminiftration of the Wife's goods, dying iateflate, to
her next of Kin, or to the Hufband. 76.
14. A will not proved, where refiduum was not
given, the Executor dying before probate. 68.
15. Uxor fi moriatur ante diem folutionis debiti, pejr
earn ante nuptias contra£ti. 80.
16. On adminiflration. 82.
. 17, Probationes. With other heads of teftamentary
law. 86.
18. Inftru&ions for a will. 98.
19. Further remarks on Inteftate's Goods. 100.
20. Mifcellaneous remarks on fimilar fubje&s. 1 04.
21. Opinion of Meffrs. Whatman, Noye, &c. on ad-
mimftrating to the goods of a wife. 108.
22. A paper entitled Re/ponfio plena. 130. ,
23. OnTkhes. 134-
24. Legata. 137. .
25. An aft of fubmiflion of Witham Feary in the
County of Somerfet, to the Jurifdi&ion of the Arch-
biihop. 138.
26. " Princeps an ex Vi fua plenariae poteftatis |>oteft
fubdito fuo, abfque alia caufa, dominium Rei fui fibi
Jute acquifitum auferre. " 1 40.
27. Cafe of Capt* Tho, Woodroff of Graves, End,
Kent. J 42.
28. Letters patent to Will. Tiler* J45.
29. Petition for rehabilitation. J47.
: 30. A memorial touching the prefentatidn tmto ecclcv
fiaftical livings belonging unto his Majefly, by rcafon
ofWardfliip, Primer, Seifin, Lunacy, &c. 150.
31. The Cafe concerning the Church of Abingdon,
Wth the opinions of Mr. Noyes & Mr. Wandesford
upon it. 154.
32. Concerning reparations of Churches* 154.
3^. Notes from particular afts refpeding die Clergy.
, ' , ^ 157-
34. Letter from Sir W. Dolben to the Dean (at St.
Paul's) on the fubjeft of two forms ; one relating to the
punifhment of fuch as preach, being difabled, the other
for notice to the preacher. 1 59.
35. Proceedings concerning the Re&dry of Starfon i n
Norfolk, 3 June 1669. 162.
36. Extras concerning Confa^guinity, from John
Brentius's Comments, on Leviticus, cap. r8. and from
Calvin, 8cc. 168.
37. Letters patent in the Court of Canterbury from
Wlliam Kingfland to William Stede 1 6* 8. 1 70.
38. A Cafe of lapfe, with the opinion of Mr. Covmtry
upon it. 1 63 5. See N" 40. 172,.
39. An opinion concerning perfons ordained before
the proper Age.
CatvHarl. Vox.. III.
Num. 37^3, 3794.
40. The opinion of Mr. Tho. Coventry (163;) oa a
difpenfation to hold two benefices, with refped to a
lapfe, the fame as 38. 176,
41. ' Whether furvivorfhip gives title to the fecond of
two united parifhes, without inftitution. In the Cafe of
Allhallows Breadftreet. 178.
42. Queftion on a Redtory being made a finecure by
the eftablifhment of a Chapel. An Opinion figned
" Heneage Findi." * i8«.
43. A law Cafe concerning a lapfe. 182.
3794-
i-a. Inftruments refpefting the Church of Frefinfield
in Norfolk. J^
3. Refignation of Dr.Thomas Briggs, of Ecclefiaftfcal
Jurifdiaion, in the Church of Allhallows Chichefter. j,
4. Writ to affemble the Convocation, by Edmufid
Btfhop of LonJon, Anno 1 5^4. * 8.
5. Citation of the Dean & Chapter of Canterbury to
appear before the Archbifhop, 1625. 10.
6. Donation of the Theatre at Oxford, to the Chan-
cellor, Mafters, & Scholars, in ferpetuum, by Gilbert
(Sheldon) Archbifhop of Canterbury. 14.
7. Extra&s from the Books of the Convocation, 1678.
17.
8. Mr. John Baylie's Pitent for Clerk of the Faculties*
• 22m
9. Patent from the Archbifhop to Robert Thomfon,
Doctor of Laws ,1679.
10. Dire&ions concerning preachers. 28.
1 1. A Propofal made on the behalf of the Bilhop of
Durham, & his Succeffors.
12. Confecration of Richard Rogers as Suffragan
fiifiuap of Dover, 1569, with a Commiffion addreffed to
the fame in 1583.
v* - 33* 35*
13. Memoanda concerning Vifitations* &c. 1633.
39*
14. Copy of a Bill brought into the Houfe of Lords,
concerning his Majefty's power in ecclettafticat affairs.
Eight Sheets. 41.
15. A difpenfation to hold in Cemmendanr> with
feveral other difpenfations, as granted to various perfons.
49«
16. A paper of notes from various authorg, on eecle-
fiaflical matters, direded " to Mr. Bryan Controller of
my Lord Archbifhop of Canterburies Houfehold Lam-
beth." y u
17. " Ads done b> Officers in fafto, & not de Jure,
whether good in Law i" y 2 .
18. " No Parliament has been called, without a meet-
ing of the Clergy at the fame time with it ; M alfo " that
Parliaments are not to meddle in fpiritual or ecclefi^cal
matters, but thofc matters are to be handled in the Con-
vocation."
19. The Danger of calling in foreign Aids. > 80!
20. The Sentiments of the Civil & Common Laws,
concerning fuppofititious or counterfeit Births. 82.
21. A paper to fhew that the Barons are of courfe
and of right conflantlv fummoned. With fome mifcel-
laneous quellions of Civil Law. . 88. 90.
22. Trafts written by John Brydall Barrifter of Lin*
coin's Inne, and printed & publifhed by feveral Stationers.
96.
23. Aftuary of the Archbifliop's Patent. .100.
24. Seventeen articles of direftiona to Commiffioners
forfubferiptions, marked C. R. at the beginning, ioi.
25. Two papers of a Mr. North relating td Courts
Leet, & Grants of Offices. " 102.
26. The anfwer of the Archb. of Canterb. to Mr.
HoUiiher's Bill. 104.
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4 7 . A paper in the Archbp.'s own hand, on Tranfla-
tions of Biftiops. •
28. Onthe Office of Archdeacon. °7-
10 30 11. Two Letters to the Archbilhop fignea
Richard kanes, on a queftion of Law ; and one from
Sir Rkh Uoyd.'on d»W of the & e ™ c ^%'
R T 2 ! 5 piea in the Exchequer, between the Church.
Jd ns of Alhby de la Land in Lincolnfture & Sir Ed-
ward Lake Baronei & Dr. of Law,, Chancellor of the
Diocefe of Lincoln ; in 166:. . *
Notes on Ecclefiaftical Jurifd.ftion m England.
Ou 122.
34. A paper on the Right of the Archbilhop of Can.
terbury to confer degrees. m ! '
ic. 26. Short Notes on various fibjefls. 132. i|4-
• 37. Breviat for Charles Howard Eiq. agamft the Duke
of Norfolk.
38. Caufesinthe Court Martial. »3°-
39. Fragment of a State Paper. *39-
40. Short notes on Ecclefiaftical Law. 141.
4 1. Sketch of a fpeech on the decifion of a Caufe.
*43«
42 43. 44. Fragments on the Union of Churches, &
other matters of Ecclefiaftical Law. m »45-
4 1; Petition of the Free Workmen, Printers to the
A 46 b Foment of a Paper on the Marriage ofX
Bridget Emmerton.
3795-
1. A Paper entitled « De Curiis Ecclefiafticis Arcbie-
pifcopi Cantuarienfis,inlibello de ■ prerogative fedis Can-
tuar." With a note added by a later hand. "Printed in
Antiq. Britann." .
2. Apaperfuperfcribed « Ex libello de pohteia An
glia, in ufumDna Regin* primo Xqp Amo con-
fcripto." Without a date. Signed at the end, « Exami-
nation.'.' It contains a Lift of public Officers, begmning
with the Sovereign. 4* •
3. Notes of the Conference in 1603, refpeaing the
Articles of Religion. 7
4. Marriage, ad ufum Sarum. ,9
5.6.8.9:12. Various forms of Confecration for
Churches, Chapels, Communion Plate, &c. 10.
7. Plan of a Chapel & Furniture,, as it was ufed by
Launc. Andrews Bp. of Winchefter. 23.
10. " A Colleftion of Afts of Parliament, Canons,
Articles, Injunaions, & other authentic Records, relating
to the Doarine, Discipline, & Worftup, eftablifhed m
the Church of England." * 3 «•
11. The Service to be done on Maundy Thurfday by
the Lord Bp. Almoner. With a lift of the King's Collar
and Offering Days. 35-
13. "The form and order of Dedication or Confecra
tion of Churches & Chapels, together with Churchyards
or places of Burial, according to the ufe of the Church of
England." ' ' $6 ,
14. The Queftion whether a Man may lawfully marry
his Grandfather's Brother's Wife. See 3798. 47. 43-
15. An exaa account of the fenfe in which tome un
known perfon fubferibed to the Articles of Religion ; ad
dreffed to the Archbilhop. 5 8 *
16. Short notes about Englifti Heretics. . 60.
1 7. An opinion figned R. Sawyer, refpeaing a lapfe.
' 62.
18. 19. 20. Papers relating to the general fubfeription
of the Clergy to the revifed Liturgy in 1 66 1 . 63.
21. " An Advertifement touching the Controverfies
of the Church of England." 74- '
Num. 3795 — 3/97*
22. Four Sheets (namely 1. 2. 15- out of a paper
extended to more than 16 Sheet* on kneeling at the
Communion.
22. «• To the moft Rev. the Archbyftiop, & Byfhops,
and the Reverend their Affiftants, Commiffioners by his
Max to treat about the Alterations of the Book of Com-
mon Prayer. The humble & earneft petition of others
in the fame Commiflion." Five Leaves clofely written
on both fides. . _ 9°*
24. Letter from the difientient Commiffioners to the
Archbilhop, fent with their propofed alterations. 103.
25. Their propofal for the Alteration of the Liturgy,
fairly written and confirmed by texts in the margin. On
eleven meets of clofe writing, to the end. 104.
379 6 '
1. " Abriefe Reprefentation of the Plotforme of the
Exchequer, and of certen wrongs & abufes both to the
Kinge & Subjea, in the bringing in & anfwermge of the
King's Revenues, both certen & cafuall, and how- the
fame may be reformed, with a Remonftrance of tome
things which by a moft legall right may be putt in
execution for fupply of his Majefty's prefent occafions.
1635.
2. Another paper on the Revenue.
3. Accounts of various diftrias of the Kingdom.
4. to 24. Sundry papers relating to the Royal Reve-
nues and expenditure in 1635.
25. A lift of patents & pardons granted. 50.
26. Draught of a Commiflion for reforming abufes m
the Exchequer. m 61 •
ty. Remembrances humbly fubmitted to the honour-
able confideration of his Ma ,iM Commiffioners for Sales 8c
Grants. „ , 6 **
28. The State of his Majefty's Revenues at the An»
nunciation, 1616. ^4.
29. Confiderations on the Shipmoney. 0$.
N.B. 65 & 66 are tranfpofed.
30. « A balance of his Majefty's ordinary Receipts
& Payments, made by a medium of 5 years upon certi-
ficates from the Officers of the Revenue by feveral war-
rants," dated 1640. Nine Sheets. 68.
3 1 . A pedigree of James I. from the Conqueror.
32. 33. 24. Tables of Accounts. 7 8 *
36. Pedigrees of fundry Englifti Princes. ^ 82.
37. Arms of various families in Bedfordftiire. Thefe
1 2 pages, rudely tricked, Abp. Sancroft had from Robert
Goodwynne.
3797-
t. Extraa from theRegifters of various Archbilhop*
of Canterbury, beginning from Cranmer. 2 — 57.
a. Forms of diploma from a Doaor of Law at Cam-
bridge, & at Leyden. 5*«
3 . Further extraas from Regifters. °3. ■
4. An account of the fubfidy granted to the King by
the Clergy of the Province of Canterbury in 1 663.
5. Privileges & prerogatives belonging to the See ot
Canterbury. 9J*
6. Other extraas from Regifters. 9°«
7. Notes on Canterbury Church & Diocefe.. M2.
8. Ceremonies on the Confecration of Archbp.
Parker. 1 2 *'
9. 10. 11. Aas relating to the Confirmation of feveral
Bilhops. „ . , „ „ » l8 '
12. A Rental of the ArchbiOioprick of. Canterbury,
from Michaelmas 1677 to Michaelmas 1678. 143'
13. A Lift of the Officers of the Archbp. H7-
14. Various fragments of accounts & memorandums,
numbered 1 — 1 5. and not paged.
15. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Papers refpeaing the Arcn-
btthop's Woods, & Woot'.Reeves.
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16. A patent from the A. Bifhop to Philip Jacob, to be
keeper of his Woods. Interlined by the Archbilhop
himfelf. 150.
17. A grant to John Den & Francis Nichols, for a
fimilar purpofe. 151.
18. Account of the Houfekeeper's dwelling. 152.
19. A paper refpecting the Houfekeeper's grant &
duty. With a fmall paper of memorandums. 1 53.
20. Notes concerning various Offices under the Axch-
bifhop. • 155.
*6. Papers of dire&ions refpefting his Servants.
l6 5-
27. ^ 4 ,acent of Appointment to Francis Lee of Stret-
ham, to be keeper of the Park at Croydon. 168.
3798-
1 — 35. Patents for all the principal Offices under
the Archbilhop of Canterbury, fairly tranfcribed in 93
pages ; with occafional remarks in the hand-writing of
Aichbp. Sancroft. A certificate of Marriage inferted
at fol 5.
36. Cafe of Avoidance by Promotion. 49 — 53. and
again (by the mifplacing of fome leaves.) 6: — 6j.
37. Royal Mandate for Knightly Chetwood to he
Archdeacon of Canterbury. 54.
38. 1. 2. 3. Opinions on ecclefiaftical Cafes.
55- 56. 59-
39. Cafe on the Avoidance of a Church. 57.
40. Several forms of difpenfation, abfolution, &c.
65—84.
41. A difcourfe written by Thomas Barlow Bifhop of
Lincoln, on a cafe depending in Parliament, refpe&ing
a marriage, between two foreigners, natives of Turin,
named Gallina & Patimoniale. 85.
42. The fame Cafe ftated by Sir Robert Wyfeman,
in his own hand. 94.
43. Law Cafe, of Emerton contra Hide. 95—105.
44. Cafes of Maniage. 115. 1 1
45. Reafons why Contra&s of Marriage ought to be
public. 117.
46. A Cafe of Inceft, & one of dilapidation of a
Biflioprick. 119.
47. The Queftion whether a Man may lawfully marry
his Grandfather's Brother's Wife, The lame as 3795. 14.
but with additions. 121.
48. A Queftion on Inceft, whether a man may marry
his fitter's daughter. 123.
49. 50. Notes of legal queftions, in Latin, alfo (50) %.
&(5o) 3. at fol. 135. & 138. 125. 127.
51. Cafe of Johnfon contra Perrier.
129— 134.136. 137.
52. Articles of the BiQiop of Lincoln againft Pownol.
£3. Caufe of Henry Leflie againft Ambrofe Augier,
before the Bifhops. 152.
54. Patent^ for William Fofter Bp. of Sodor & Man,
dated 1633. 163.*
3799— 3S09.
Avicennae, Principis Abohali, de medicina Canones :
quos ex Arabico in Latinum tranftulit Toleti Gerardus
Cremonenfis : una cum expofitione Jacobi Defpars.
Tomi XL format majoris, in membran^, bene fcripti.
xv.
[3810—3819. Duodecimo.']
381O.
Two Volumes of miscellaneous poems, & other matters,
Englifli and Latin. The firft Volume written on Paper,
the fecond on Vellum. Marked, Part 1 & 2.
Part I. A Legend in old £ngli(hVerfe euutled Orpbeo
Regis.
Num. 3810—3814.
2. A fhort poem in alternate rhymes, cklled Partem
Vita.
" Crv/l that was Crowned witbjhyryfes unkynd"
The burdeii is,
" Bylcve in God in forme of brede."
3. Several devotional poems* whereof the fecond is a
celebration of Friday, the fifth a long poem in ftanaas,
with a lhort fentence in Latin prefixed to each.
4. Compotus diftantiarum planetarum, feftorum mo-
bilium, Termini Pafchalis* &c«
5. Verfus morales.
" Si fapiens fore vis, fcx ferva qua \tibi mando,
Quid loqueris, vel ubi, de quo, cui, quomodo, quando"
6. Various fragments of no moment.
7. Verfes on the Confeflion of a Pope's Mother.
" Sum tyme in Rome a pope there was
That bad a mother fayrt of face. 9 *
8. PeregTinationes terrae fandta:, cum hoc titulo*
w Infra fcriptae funt peregrinationes totius terra fanftoe,
<jue a multis ? peregrinis vifitatur. Et eft fciendum quod
in illis locis in quibus eft fignum C, ibi eft plenaria ab-
folutio, fcilicet a poena et a culpa. In aliis vero locis, in
quibus non eft C, funt feptem Annorum et feptem quad-
ragenarum de indulgentia. Praedidac indulgentiae con-
ceflae fuerunt a fancto Silveftro papa, ad preces Sanfti
Magni Conftantini Imperatoris, et Santtac Helena matris
ejus."
9. De plagis Dili noftri Jefu Chrifti. Imperf.
1©. Various medical remarks, with fome imperfeft
hiftorical matters, & other fragments intermixed ; to the
End of the ift Volume.
Part II. This fecond Volume contains a Compendium
of the Bible, in a kind of barbarous latin verfe, with a
Table of the Chapters fubjoined, & fome devotional
verfes, & prayers.
38H.
1. Miflale : cum Calendario & precibus. xv.
2. Bonaventurae Breviloquium, 7 partibus.
3. De triplici via, qua ducit ad veram fapientiam,
tra&atus. Haec in membranA.
4. Principia, five Maxima legum Anglian In chartl
fcripta ; cum Scuto armorum praefixo. xvu.
Calendarium.
Quinque foliis membranaceis conftans, et modo pecu*
liari conligatum. Vid. num. 937. et 1732. xv.
38*3-
A brief defcription of the feveral Counties of England,
Ireland, & Scotland: with printed and coloured
Maps, engraved by Peter Kerius in 1 599, the names of
places being moftly in very old & barbarous fpelling.
3814.
Codex membranaceus, in duas Partes, fed prorfus in-
congruas, divifus; quarum prima traftatus Aftronomi-
coa, et Aftrologicos habet ; fecunda Theologicos.
XIV.
* 1 . Liber Aftronomicus, de quantitate anni
folaris et ejus modi calculis.
2. Tradatus Algorifmi, fecundum omnes
fui fpecies.
3. — — — — de SphacrA,
4. — — de Compoto ; cum tabula
Girlandi et Calendario. Hucufque Scrip.
Pars i"* <
] tura minutula eft, fed pulcherrinia.
5. TraOatus
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| 5. Tra&atus Aftronomicus, five Aftro-
1 logicus, fcripturS veteri et perobfcurfl.
I <>. Liber fortilegus, ad folvendas certas
I quaeftiones accommodates, cum tabulis, et
Crefponfis, verfibus Leoninis conceptis.
f 7. Septem Pfalmi poenitentiales, cum
j Litaniis et precibus, I-atinfi et Italice.
j 8, Praecepta decern Italic^ expofita : ubi
Pars 2 d *.^ fecundumabeft, et decimum in duo dividitur.
ISequuntur tra&atus de) peccatis, et virtuti-
bus, &c. Scriptura hujus tomi eft uniformis
Let pulcher.
815.
Biblia Latina, vulgatse verfionis, cum interpretatione
nominum Hebraicorum alphabetica. xv.
Codex membranaceus, fcripturi minut& at admirabili.
3816.
Philofophiafi Hermeticac medulla. Codex chartaceus,
Latine et Teuton ice fcriptus, cum figuris et Tabulis.
XVII.
3817, 3818, & 3819.
JVIagna Carta ; Carta Foreftae, de Marleberge, Weftrao-
nafterii, Glouceftriae, et Wintooiae, &c. Codices
membranacei, quorum tertius etiam illuminatus eft.
xiv,
[3820—3828. Oflavo.J
382O.
i. Contra iniquas temptationes, Tra&atus. xv,
* 2. S. Auguftini meditationes, ad Patrem, Filium &
Spiritum Santtum. 6.
3. S. Bernardi Conteraplatio 7 horarum paflionis
Domini. 18.
• 4. ■ ■ ■ ■• — Meditatio, & Lamentatio B. Virginis in
die Parafceues. 34*
- 5. Contritio & Meditationes. 64.
6. S. Auguftini, de diligendo Deo, Liber. 91.
7, — — Meditationes de Spiritu San&o. m.
* 8. de gaudiis Ele&orum, & fuppliciis
Damnatorum liber. 136,
g, , — de contempltfione Domini, liber.
142.
jo. S. Auguftini Speculum peccatorum. 154.
11. Origenis Homilia, " Maria ftabat ad monu-
mentum/* 161.
1 2. Meditatio de S. Maria : ex Ric. Hampole.
169 — 171.
, Uber quondam Recluforii de Schene, e* dono Hugo-
tiis Fraunce, membranaceus, foliorum 171.
3821.
The Vocation of John Bale to the Bilhoprick of Oflbrie
in Ireland, his prefervations in the fame, & final
deliverance. A.D. 1552. A fmallMS. of 52 pages,
clearly but not well written, on Paper. xvi.
3822,
u Theforo chorographico de las Efpanas, pfcr el Seiior
Diego Cvelbis. ,, xvi.
A fliort but very thick book, containing an exaft
defcription of Spswx, with exa& drawings of the principal
places* an ^ld. print of the Elcurial, and a few other
prints ; alfo drawings of fome antiquities, & infcription* ;
with an Itinerary at the end. The whole very fairjy &
Num. 3822 — 3828.
diftin&ly written on Paper. The following Note is in-
ferted at the beginning.
" For the Right Honourable the Earl of Oxford,
This MS. Defcription of Spain, brought from Germany
by Mr. Scott, late Envoy at the Courts of Poland &
Pruffia, is by his order tranfinitted for his Lop* Library
by his Lo^ moft obedient & moft humble Servant Tbo.
John/on Bookfeller at the Hague." Nov. 1 725.
It is certainly a curious MS. & probably contains
much information not eafily procured elfewhere.
3823,
1. Notac in varia V. Teftamenti loca. x\iu
2. Summa de Vitiis, per Gulielmum Parifienfem.
3. De 7 vitiis. Tradtatus.
Codex membranaceus, De autore tra&atus fecundi
fubjiciuQtur multa, recentiore manu, in ultimo folio.
3824.
Statutorum veterum Codex membranaceus. xiv.
3825.
Bartholomei de PHis, Summa de Cafibus Confcientise,
ordine alphabetico.
Codex membr. chara&ere exiguo fed exquifito fcrip-
tus, ab Ieronimo quodam A.D. 4473. xv.
3826.
1. Albini feu Alcuini & Bedse Orthographia. ix. .
2. Abbonis Cernui Liber ad Clericum.
3. Fragmenta quaedam.
4. Dialeftica. " Quid eft Genus ? Genus eft multa-
rum formaTum."
5. Grammaticae artis Nomina, Grace et Latine notata.
Codex membranaceus.
3827.
A fmall Volume, neatly but not finely written, on paper,
containing Poems by Signor Cefare Caporali; namely,
1. Vita del Sign. Cefare Caporali, fatta in Corte a
M. Trifon Benci. This poem is in two parts, and ia
terza riraa.
2. II Parnafo del S. Cefare Caporali. A! S. Fran-
cefco Camigiani, Cavaliere Ierofolimitano. In Perugia.
md.lxxix. This alfo is in two parts.
3. Canzone del S, Cefare Caporali, per le nozze della
Ser** Madama Bianca Qipelli, Gran Ducheffa de Tot
cana. ^
4. L'efequie di Mecenate, del Medefimo. Al Serenif-
fimo Francefco Medici Gran Duca di Tofcana. In two
parts. 65.
5. Avifi de* Menanti di Parnafo, del Medefimo. All*
111 010 S. Ottavio Aquaviva. 82. b.
The poems of Caporali, chiefly burlefque, have been
publilhed frequently : (fingly,at Venice, i6o4,i2 roo ; and
with others of a fimilar kind, at Ferrara, 1592.) but
the Canzoni in this colleftion do not appear among
them. If or does the name of Benci appear in the Poem
on the Court, but only Trifon. He wa* of Perugia^ as
appears herq in Art. 2.
3828.
Horas de San&is h Preces z partim Latine, partim Teil-
tonice : cum Calendarro, et pi&uris multi?. Codex
membranaceus. xvi.
It
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Num. 3829—3831.
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3829.
Codex papyraceus, benfe fcriptus. xvi.
In titulo deeft nomen gentilitium auftoris, nifi quod a
CO inchoafle dare appareat, " Urbis ac Territorii Pata-
vini defcriptio. In gratiam eorum qui urbes Italiae per-
luftrare cupiunt, in lucem edita. Authore Gottfrido
cor
Opus in xxvi capita diftinftum, et comple&ens In-
fcriptiones, Epitaphia, et alia notatu digna. Temporis
nota in Codice non occurrit, nifi quod fe Patavii fuifle
anno 1577, et 1578, dicat Auftor. Ab Epitaphiis
etiam irta faeculunt 16 fcriptum conjiceres ; nec non
au&orem fuifle natione Germanum.
3 8 3°-
1. Fragmentum Operis inccni.
2. De Tancredo, Fabula, Boccatii, Latin6 per Leonar-
dum Aretinum. xv.
3. Novella ejufdem Leonardi, Italic^.
4. Scipionis Verba ad Mafiniifem pro repudiand£
uxore.
5. Lucretiam pater & maritus hortantur ne fc occidat,
cum refponfione Lucretiae, &c.
6. De Harpalo & Demofthene, ab Athenis in exilium
pulfis. E Plutarcho.
7. De literarum inventione.
8. De arte Magica.
9. Excerpta ex au&oribus variis.
10. De divifione Romani Imperii.
11. M. T. Ciceronis, in Catilinam Inve&iva : cum
L. Catilinae refponfione.
1 2. Bononienfis Univerfitatis privilegia, a Theodofio
cdncefla.
13. Comparatio Alexandri, Annibalis & Scipionis,
cum dialogo inter eofdem.
1 4. Fr. Petrarchae Itinerarium ad fanftum Sepuk
chrum.
1 5. Epiftolae et Verfus ad Nicolaum Piceninum. An.
16. Epiftola fratris Baptiftae ordinis minorum, ad Fran-
cifcum fuum.
17. Pro gratiis agendis.
18. " Signa futurae probitatis."
19. Excerpta quaedam ex quaeftionibus Tufculanis
M. T. Ciceronis.
20. Jo. Marii Philelphi Oratio, habita Bononiae, 1 46 r .
2 ! . Oratio eximii Viri, utriufque juris do&oris, dni
Ambrofii de Vignate.
22. Pii 2. Papae Oratio de bello contra Turcas.
23. Araneae & Podagrae fabella. Fr. Petrarchae, repetita
rep. n. 26.
24. Nic.Sanutae Oratio, apud Legatum Bononienfem,
ut matronis ornamenta reftituantur.
25. Johannes Maria fratri Gabrieli miniftro, 1452.
26. Fabella Petrarchae ad Joh. de Columna, quae et
fupra n. 2?.
27. Ejufdem ad Socratem fuum Epiftola.
28. Lauren tii Vallenfis Fabellae 33. Anno 1461.
Codex chartaceus, fcripturac non peffimae.
3 8 3i-
-fllnigmata, Incantamenta, & Medicinae. xvi.
E Codd. MSS. Covellianis. Liber chartaceus, lingui
et fcripturft varius, fed omnino infulfus.
Cat. Harl. Vol.IIT.
Num. 3832 — 3837.
3 8 3 2 -
Thomae Cantipratani, vel Thomae de Lovanio, Bonum
univerfale Apium. Libri 1. Cum Indice. xiv.
Liber olim Monalterii B. Mariae novas Lucis, ordinis
Canonicor. regularium, prope Hoern. Codex mem*
branaceus. xiv.
3^33-
Johannis Marliani Mediolanenfis, de proportione motuum
in velocitate, Liber.
Ad finem ait au&or, " Haec ita fcribere finivi Papiac,
die quarto decimo Februarii, hora 17°. Millefimo quatri-
centeflimo feptimo, &c."
Codex eft chartaceus, et fatis clare fcriptus. Liber
editus eft Papiae, A.D. 1483. infol. vide Fabricium.
XVII.
3^34-
Bernardi Papienfis, five Compoftolani, Breviarum De*
cretalium. Colleftiones 3, quarum fingulae quinque
libris conftant.
Codex membranaceus ; in primo folio benedefcriptus,
manu ignotfl, his verbis. " Quae in hoc volumine con-
tinentur. Breviarium Bernardi Papienfis, five prima
colk&io earum quas edidit Ant. Auguftinus.
" Quidam traSatus Juris non editus. Secunda Col*
le£tio.
" Tertia cnllefHo, in qua duo primi tituli habentur qui
in vulgaris defunt, nempe de fumma Trinitate, et primatu
fedis Apoftolicae." Deeft folium ultimum. xiv.
3835-
Horse B. Mariae. xiv.
Codex membranaceus, initio et fine mutilus.
3836.
Adami Murimuthenfis, Cronicon trium Edwardorura ;
fcil. aba y 1303 ad 1346.
Codex membranaceus, vetus. Liber hie decern annos
ultra editos continet. Vid. Tanner. xiv.
3837-
Codex chartaceus, excerpta et obfervationcs viri cujufdam
do&i continens, et cedici 352 1 , in mulris partibus adeo
fimilis, ut gemelli credi poffent, et fi hie Dilhermm
habuifle au&orem probetur, ille ab eadem manu
profe&us videretur. Adde quod charta ejufdem moduli
eft. et eadem infignia intexta exhibet.
1. Emendationes, et illuftrationes audorum Latinorum.
1.
2. Excerpta ex Croij obfervationibus in Novum Tef.
tamentum p. 99. et feqq. cap. xii. 6.
3. De veterum inftrumentis Muficis varia. 9.
4. " Animadverfiones in Leges xii Tabb. Inceptat
A.D. 1 641. Jena a Dno Dilherro. P. P." 1 2.
5. molti&h Vindemialis, a Joh. Mich. Dilherro P. P.
public^ Jenae diSata An. 1638. Finita 6 Novemb. 1638.
28.
6. Mifcellanea de Vino, variifque ejus fpeciebus.
37- b.
7. Index Librorum, fed humaniorum artium tantum,
quorum poffeffione gaudet C. M. Eulenburgerus, Syndi-
cus Rev. Capit. Xumb. 40*
S. Teftimonia de Agellio. (Joan. Michael) et notac
breves in eundem. 44.
9. Capita xiv. obfemtionum in au&ores Latinos et
Graecos ; et ha voces nonnullas barbaras, ut Scaccariunl,
in Capite fecundo. Au&or C Barthium, ut magiftrum
Digitized by
«6
Catetlogus Librorum MSS«
Nurti. 3837* 3^38;
fuiim cetebrat. Caput vn. de Mimnermo agit, et novum
ordinem fragmentorum ejus proponit, fubjefti verfione
Latina, metric;!. . Auftor etiam (ut videtur) in margine
l)ifputationes fuas ferotinas citat. Hihc fatis liquet pro-
le £fos effe his notas, a Dilherri manu qui Tomos binos
Difputatiomtm Acadfemicarum edidit, & Cafp. Barthio in
Mufaei minifterio ferviit, ut ait P. Freherus, in Theatro
virorum eruditorum p. 685. 54.
io. Notae breves alias, in capita 18 prima A. Gellii.
69. b.
tt. Verfus Latini, five Poematia, Fulberti Carnoten
fiurn Prcefulis, cum notis ; et cum Biographia Fulberti, ex
adverfariis C; Barthii extradis. 73<
12. " Notse fingulares." go,
1 3. Excerpta iterum ex Johannis Croij obfervationibus
ad Novum Teftamentum. cap. xxu. &c. 91,
1 4. Ex Johannis Meurfii annotaris ad iElnotfum de
vita S. Canuti. 94.
15 Cafparis Barthii Carmen feptimum, ex Libro xx
Soliloquiorum. Ingrueflte Sene&a deponit, ftudia mundi,
et fe dedjeat Chriftd,
Fdlufc ut ille opens, lento fub fole, Viatofr, &c.
1 6 Ex Francifci Diflaldei Animadverfionibus in Plauti
Comoedias omnes notulae quaedam. 95.
1 7. Fx cap. xxxv annotationum ad Novum Teftiunen-
tum, excerpta. 98.
18. Excerpta 3 Mart. Opit. Var. Left. c. vn. 102.
19. Ex Gilberti Gaulmini ad Theod. Prodomumno-
tarum Libro fingulari, excerpta. ib.
2c. Ex ejufdem notis ad Euftathium de Ifmeniae et
Ifmenis Amoribus excerpta. vid. 3521. n. 6. 106.
2 1 • Excerpta ex notis Gilb. Gaulmini ad Michaelis
Pfelli Dialogum wi/u m/>yi«*c Axi/uowy. 113.
12. Excerpta ex Dan. Heinlij notis ad Hefiodi inter-
preter. * ,, 7#
23. Item ex ejufd. notis in a™**, et Interpreter
121. b.
24. Ex Chriftophori Coyeri in 4 Taciti Germaniam
animadverfis excerpta. Apponitur in margine Judicium
Barthii de Au&ore hoc, quern multum commendat.
Hie locus etiam manum Dilherri prodit. 122. b.
Dignus eft omnino hie codex qui a viro aliquo do&tf-
fimoexcutiatur.
3S38.
Codex chartaceus, libros duos Johannis Balei compleftens,
quorum prior optima a fcribft exaratus eft, alter
autographus ipfius Balei effe creditur, qui et notas non-
nullai priori addifle videtur. & xvu
1. " Anglorum Heliades, opus ex variis autoribus et
eifdem probis congeftum, et in duos divifum libros, Jo-
hanne BaIeo,Sudovolgo, adJoannemLelandum,auaore."
Hie codex eft quern exferipfit Tho Baker (Num.
7031. p. 247.) ipfiffimus ; quern k viro Rev° E. Kelfalf
Vicario de Bofton, primo mutuatum tranferipfit ; poftei
ut proprium habuit, et collegio fuo, (D. Joh. apud
t>antab.)deftinaverat ; deindeComiti Oxonienfi, ut videtur
vendidit. Ad finem libri tranferipti (Num. 701. ^
Bakerus haec pofuit. * i**J
« Tranfcripfx ex Codice MS. Rev. Viri E. Kelfall
Vicarn de 3ofton in Agro Lincolnienfi."
Addiderat quod pofte* tranfvcrfo calamo notavit
* C 7?? ^ JP- P enes m * nunc eft, eumque do, dico
&c. Collegio D. Jo. Cant." mco >
Subjungitur, eadem manu, at fcripturd feriore, « Code*
ifte nuper pfenes me erat, modo penes Comitem Oxon
$ f v t u • r i de Bofton m A gro Lincoln "
in foho Libro ipfi prafixo fcriptum eft. « Librum hunc
quanavis pretu lego Collegio D. Jo. Evang. Tho. Baker?"
Num. 3837 — 3845.
QUod propria manu fcripferat, nec, mutato dototilidi
deleverat.
Notandum eft, k feriore manu, nomen Lelandi in
initio corruptum effe in Leylandum; quod fraude
eflfe&um apparet, quia in Bakeri tranferipto eft Lelandus ;
et literarum du£lus falfarii opus produnt. Conftant He-
liades foliis 1 00. praeter indicem.
2. " Perpaucorum Carmeli fciiptorum, ab Helia
Thelbite, ad Bcrtoldum primum eorum magiftrum gene-
ralem, Cathologus, admodum breviffimus, pgr Johadnem
Balenfem."
De libro hoc ita teftatur Th. Baker in folio codici prae-
miffo, et fuprik citato.
" Pofterior pars, five Catalogus Carmeli Scriptorum,
fcriptus eft manu ipfius Balei, quam ut fsepius vidi, ha
optime novi." In primo etiam hujus partis folio iterum
pofuit, " Scriptus manu ipfius Balei."
Conftat pars haec foliis 94. ab autore ipfo notatis*
3839-
Chronicon Ecclefiae Lichfeldienfis : compleftens Duces
& Reges Anglicos, Pontifices Cantuarienfes & Lich-
feldenfes, cum obfervationibus aliquot. E Libr. Gil-
berti Spearman de Civitat. Dtinelm. Arm. 1700-K
(VideetiamChronicon Lichfeldenfis Ecclefiae,et feriem
Epifcoporum, manu Gulielmi Whitlock 1569, &c. in
Biblioth. Cotton. Vefpafian E. 16.) xvl.
3840-
Codex e diverfiscompaftus, partim in membran^, partim
in chartA fcriptus, continens, xv.
1. Traftatus de materia medica, ordine alphabetico, et
a folio nono incipiens, cum voce Amomum, et abruptc
definens in voce Sequinantiam. Hasc pars in membranft
fcripta eft.
2. An Englifh Herbal imperfeft, beginning with
Agnus cajlus.
3. Medical receipts. The two latter tra&s are in very
old writing, on Paper,
3841.
Bernardini de Senis, de Contraftibus & Ufuris, liber.
Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus. xv.
3842.
1. Cafus juridici. xni.
2. Flores Iegum, fecundum Codicem Juftiniani.
3. Flores Canojium Patrum, feu Decretorum Gratiani.
Codex membranaceus.
3843-
1. Calendarium, Sec.
2. Computus Ecclefiafticus & Judaicus*
3. Tabulae Aftronomicae, Anno 147*.
4. Complexionum varietas.
5. Verfus contra Mulieres.
6. Algorifmus. Codex chartaceus.
3844-
xv.
13. 82.
40.
102. b.
117.
119.
Ifidori Hifpalenfis epifcopi Synonymorum five Solilaquio-
rum liber. Opus inEdd. in duas partes divifum. Vide
Fabr. Codex membranaceus, aetate venerabilis. x.
3845-
1. De militate poenitentias, libri 3. " Excepto baptif
munere." A ix.
2 Silveftris 1. Papac, Canonum conftitutio.
3. Leoni$
Digitized by
Num. 3845-^3852*
3. Leonis 1. Papae, Epiftola de privilegio Chorepifco-
porum.
In prima pagina hacc fcripta funt, manu 600 anno-
rum. " Liber S.Petri Gandenfis Ecclefie. Servanti bene-
di&io : tollenti maledidib. Qui folium tulerit vel corta»
verit anathema fit." Codex membranaceus bene fcriptus.
1. Anfelmi Cantuarienfis Archiepifcopi Vita: per
Edmcrum monachum. xv.
2. Davidis, Scotorum Regis, Vita : per Aildredum
Rievallenfem.
3. Brevis narratio Regum Anglor. ab Alphredo (fic)
ad Stephanum.
4- S Ofwaldi Regis Vita.
5. De purgatorio S. Patricii, Relatio Henrici Salte-
rienfis Monachi.
6. Breve Cronicon a nato Chrifto ad A; 128*;
Codex chartaceus, vari& fcriptus.
3 8 47-
Hugonis de S. ViSore, de Sacramentis Chriftianae Fidei,
libri 2. xii.
Liber olim S.Ofwini, ex dono Henrici, Prioris. Codex
membranaceus, notis multis, a feriore manu illuftratus.
Bibiiothecae Harleiailae.
_______ ^ >(
Num. 3853—3859-
848.
Statuta Collegii Chrifti, Cantabrigiae ; cum formulis qui-
bufdam, ubi Radulphus Cudworth S.T.P. ut Magiller,
nominator. Codex chartaceus. xvn.
2. The blank leaves towards the ptd are filled with
various notes, in Englifh, on the fubjeft of Freethinking ;
& referring to the Effay on it.
3849-
1. Egidii, de Urinis liber metricus, cum GIolTa.
Comparandus eft num. 3140. 13. xvi.
2. Liber medicinalis. " Cum fit ftomachus."
3. Quaeftiones medicae, manu obfcuriore. Codex
membranaceus.
3850-
Petri Quiville, Exonienfis Epifcopi, Conftitutiones.
Cap. 55. Codex membranaceus. xv*
3851.
1. Fragmentum Dialogi Philofophi cujufdamChriftiani,
conftans foliis 40. x.
2. De Baptifmate, &c. Liber. " Principium & finis
Deus." conftans foliis 24.
3. In pag. ult. Fragmentum de humoribus humani
Corporis. Codex membranaceus.
3852.
1. Lotharii Diaconi, de miferia humanae conditionis,
liber 1 . Cum parte libri 2. xv.
2. M. Hugonis, de 3 diebus, liber.
3. Paffionarium Jefu Chrifti.
4. S. Auguftini Meditatio, ad Pat rem et Filium &
Spiritum fandtum, devota.
5. Walteri Hilton, Speculum de utilitate Rcligionis
regularis. Codox membranaceus.
3853-
ii Martini Poloni CHronicon, ad Annum 1277.
Multa de auaore, fed perperam, dixit, ad finem Chronid,
Pet: Clericiis, An. 1656, poffeffor. Vide potius qua
habet Fabricius in Mattino Polono. Bibl. Med. <* Inf. Lat.
Lib. xii. XVm
Hiftoria de Papl femin& hie extat, in Chronico Papa-
rum, poft Leonein 4" ; unde inve&ivae graviflimae contrit
Martinurti noftriim k pontificiis. Vide num. 3091. "
2. Teftamenta 1 2 Patriarchum.
3. Johannis Gallenfis, de virtutibus antiquoruni,
liber; Codex membranaceus.
385^
" Conftitutiones et Decreta Provincialis Concilii Avenio-
nenfis, Quod Francifcus Maria Taurufius, Archiepif-
copus Avenionenfis habuit Anne falutis 1596." xvn.
Codex chartaceus, paginas habens 76, optime fcriptus;
3855.
Colleftiones Theologicae. Codex nlembranaceus, &
variis fragmentiS obfeurioribus confutus. xin.
38564
Bafilii Valentini, de rebus naturalibus & fupernaturalibus,
Libri tres.
Codex chartaceus, pro prelo tranferiptus, ut vid.
p. 257. conftat pagg. 463. xvn.
3857.
Juris Regulae (fcil. Jur. civilis) cum exceptionibus.
" Regula certiffiraa eft dolum." In dbabus partibus.
Cum mdice alphabetico poft priorem partem. Codex
. chartaceus, benS fcriptus. xvn.*
3858.
1. Opus 7 cuftodiarumfuper N. Teftamentum; xv.
2. Concordantia Bibliorum, 5 libris. Per Malham.
3. Liber Di&orum Rbberti Lincolnienfu , cum tabula
prefixa.
4. Roberti Lincolnienlis Hex^hemcron.
5. »- Confeffionum liber.
Affignatus quondam erat his Codex communi Librarian
Dunelmenfi, per Johannem Weffyngton Priorem. Codex
membranaceus.
3859-
1. Flavii Vegetii Epitome rei fnilitaris, libris 4. x.
2. Amb. Macrobii Theod. Saturnalia. 45.
3. InveSivaSalluftii in Cicerotiem, cum refponfione
Giceronis. 130.
4. Nennii Hiftoria Britonum ; cum appendice, et
Chronico fubje&is, nec non tra&atu de mirabilibus Bri-
tanniac. Exemplar plenius, ut mihi videtur, quam alia
quai citantur et in pretio habentur, quanquam hue ufque
omnino ignotum. 1 35- b.
5. S. Auguftini, ad cavendum haerefes libri, pars pof-
terior, a capite 51.
6. Julii Solini Polyhiftor ; five, de mirabilibus mundi,
liber.
7. iEthici Cofmographia. Titulus in initio, " Incipit
liber Ethici, tranflatus, philofophico editus oraculo, ab
Ieronimo prefbytero delatus ex cofmografia, id eft
mundi fcripturA." Ad finem, " Explicit liber iEthici
philofophi Cofmographi, narione Scythidl, nobili profapil
parentuni,
Digitized by
88
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3859-^3865.
parentum, abeo enim athica pbilofophia a reliquis faptentU
bus originem traxitT Quod pro mirocerte haberi poteft !
S. M. Vitruvii Pollioni, de Archkeftura, libri 10.
Exemplar admirabile.
Codex membi^naceus ; ct quanlivis, ut videtur^ pretii.
3860.
1 Brevis hiftoria Regiim Angliae et Scotise, uTque ad
Henricum 3 m . Cam genealogia a Conqueftore. Opus
inter fcriptores editos non extans, fed ab hiftoria Galfridi
Monumetenfis abbreviatum, omiflione, non mutatione
Verborum. Cum figuris Locrini, Kambrini, et Albana&k
prsefixis.
a. " Leftorie de 7 Sages de Roume."
j?. Omnes Articuli Fidei Chriftianae, fecundum Ro-
bertum Groftet ep. Line, verfibus Gallicis. Imperf.
Codex membranaceus. xux.
3861.
Petri Alfonfi Dialogus adverfus Judaeos. Codex mem-
branaceus, pulcher. xn.
3862.
John Lidgate, his Life of the Virgin Mary, a Poem,
On vellum, carefully written* for fome perfon of con-
fequence, whofe arms are blazoned in the firft page.
This MS. was bought at Mr. Rawlinfon's Sale in
1734. Within the Cover is written by T. Hearne,
M Pervolutavi, mihi accommodante amico egregio
Thoma Rawlinfono, armigero. Tho. Hearne, Oft. 2 1.
1719." xv.
3863.
Codex chartaceus, fcripturae mediocris, continens ;
1. Officia feftivitatum fecundum confuetudinem Ec-
ciefiae Placentinae. 1. xv.
2. Miffa in nativitate Domini. 135.
3. Cantica Canticorum. 185.
4. S. Hieronymi Sermo in affumptione B. Marie.
187.
5. Fulberti Carnotenfis ep. Sermo de affumptione
B. Mariae. 195.
6. S. Antonini Vita. 98. 131. 14c 159.
7. Vita S^Cypriani& Juftiniae. 83. 203. 75. 198.
8.
9-
iq.
II.
12.
14.
16.
17-
18.
19.
20.
S. Savini Epi Placent.
- S. Bartholomew
- S. Laurentiu
• S. Vicentii.
• S. Cornelii.
S. Blafii.
S. Chriftophori.
S. Agnetis.
• S. Brigidae.
• S. Agathae.
• S. Margaretac
• S. Julianas.
S. Euphemiac.
10.
J&2.
l8o.
163.
I98.
169.
165. 8.
160.
167.
171.
>73-
177.
199.
3864.
Bedae Prefbyteri, in Epiftolas Canonicas Expofitio.
Codex membranaceus, olim de communi Libraria
Monachorum Dunelmenfrom. xn.
3*65.
1 " The Morall FabilKs of Efcope compylit be Maifter
Robert Henrifoun Scolmaifter of Dumferling, 157 1."
The Tales are in Stanzas of 7 lines each. The MS. on
paper, fairly written, with fome ornaments. X vi.
Num. 3866 — 3H71.
3866.
Breviarium fecundum ufum Sarum : cum Calendai io, et
notis Muficis. Codex membranaceus. xv.
3867.
" A Difcourfe uppon the Queftion debated in Parlia-
ment, Anno O&avo Jacobi Regis, viz. whether the
Kinge without affent of Parliament may fett Impofitions
upon the Wares and Goods of Marchants exported,
and imported out of and into this Kingdom.'*
A Paper MS. clearly written, in a law hand, on 64
leaves* xvn.
3868.
This book & 4799 were originally part of the fame,
& are indexed together by Le Neve at the end of this.
Imperfect, & wrongly called in the old Catalogue part
of a Regifter of Lich d Abbey, from p. £75 to 310. for-
merly in the Poffeffion of Peter Le Neve, Norroy. In
his hand-writing are marginal explanations, & at the end
a more complete table of contents by the fame perfon,
tho' none of the articles mentioned in the firft page, &
beginning of the 2d, are in this curious fragment, which
in fa& has nothing to do with " Abbatis de Lichf.
Regift." but they refer to 4799 ; with the foliation of
which they agree as far as fol. 72, & beginning again
at 311: being a colle&ion of Records of divers
Abbey Lands, &c. in the Diocefe of Lichfield, the moft
material of which are Gervafe Pagncll's confirmation, &c»
to Dudley Priory, a cell to Wenlock Abbey, & divers
other charters, &c. relating to the fame, fk their feveral
churches, viz. Wimborne, Trefel, & Stifdon, C° Staff.
&c. 275 &6.
276. 277. Contain feveral Deeds relating; to Sand well
Priory, & Weft Bromwich Church C° Staff. & Wor-
cefter Abbey, &c.
277.8. Hr 11. 's grant of Sutton Church to the Canons
of St. Leonard de Womburgh, with the confirmation of
the fame, & Lepington Church, in 17.31. 1262.
278. to 281. The Foundation Charter of the Priory
of Stone in Staffordfhire a cell to Kenclworth, C° Warw.
& divers other grants & confirmations thereof, 20 s.
penfion out of Chockley Church ; but fee the original
Regifter or Chartularr of Stone Priory in the Cotton
MSS.Vefpas.E. 24. given by Chriftopher Baron Halton.
In a MS. above defcribed, N° 3650, is a moft valuable
Chartulary of Kenelworth Priory, in which p. 3. & c . are
feveral ancient deeds relating to Stone, &c.
281. Cumbermere Abbey, Aolon, & Wantwick
Churches, C # Chefter j & Sandon & Aftonfield Churches
C° Staff.
281. to 284.3. Divers grants & confirmations of
lands & churches, &c. in ^hropfhire, to the Monaftery of
St. Peter, Salop.
285. to 286, b. Launton Church belonging St. Hagh-
man's Abbey, in Shropfhire, & a curious Bull of Pope
Alexander of all the grants, lands, & liberties. &c. of
that Abbey, A" 1 172.
287. 28^. Crokefden Abbey, Alton, & Uttoxeter
Churches, C° Staff. A° 1 262. Among the Cotton MSS.
Fauftina B. 6. is a curious Chronicon of that Abbey from
the Conquelt to 1374. Alfo a lift of the Abbots &
Monks, &c. from .1 1 70.
288. *. 289. Carta Rogeri Conftabularii Ceftr.
Abbatis Stanley A° 1222. ct Bulla Alex. Papa; Ponti-
ficat* anna quinto.
289. b. to 292. Are divers charters of the Ferrers,
Earls ol Derby, granting & confirming, & c . to Burton
Lazers, C° Leic. the Church of Spondon & Chapel of
Chaddefden, C° Derb. A° 1 250.
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Num. 3868.
292 H' E. of Warwick's grant of Compton Church
to the College of St. Mary's Wanv.
293. The Foundation Charter cf Burton or Burfchon
Abbey, Com. Lane.
293. b. Taxations of the Vicars of Ormfkirk, & Hay-
ton Churches.
294. 295. Curious Bull of Pope Clement to St.
Werburgs, Chefter, A°n88. See Vol. I. p. 18. of
Staff. & Mr. Latham's Edition of Gower's (ketch for
aHiftory of Cheft. p. 18.
295. to 299. Confirmation Charter of H. 2. to Lilies-
hull Abbey, Charter of K. Stephen of St Alkmund's
Collegiate Church, &c. of Salop. & divers other grants
& confirmations to that Abbey. The original Regifter of
which, with other numerous deeds, &c. are now in the
poffeffion of the Marquis of Stafford at Trentham.
299. 300-1. Foundation Charter of Roucefter Abbey>
hy Rich. Bacun, Nephew of Ralph E. of Chefter, his
confirmation & that of H. 11. April 9. 30 of his reign.
Alio Alexander Bp. of Cov. & Litchf. appropriations of
divers churches to the fame, 1 229, & other confirmations
in 1284-5, & 1302.
301. b. Wm. Son of Geofry de Grefelee (S. D.) grants
to the faid Church of St. Mary at Roucefter, all the
land w ch Rich. Foreftarius held of him in Kyngefton,
and that Advowfon.
302. Roger Bp. of Cov. & Lich. appropriation, & the
Prior of Coven. & Dean & Chapter of Lichf. confirma-
tion of the fame, A° 1284.
302. 303. 304. Walter Bp. of Cov, & Lich. con-
firmation of the faid Advowfon ; dated at Brewode,
.Sept. 19, 1305. & Bull of Pope Boniface, confirming
the Church of St. Egidius, Haliwell, & divers lands,
tithes, &c. in Staff, the Church of St. Wilfrid de Mod-
berlcyc, Churches of Wooford & Hinton, part of
Tythes in Haddon Vernoun (C* Derb.) Chattefworth,
Stanton, &c. Sec alfo p. 308. 309. b. for other par-
ticulars of Roucefter & Burton Abby.
304.6. 305. & 310. Whalley Abbey in Lane. &
celebration there annually obferved 17 Jan. after the
death of Roger Meuland Bp. of Cov. & Lich. for the
benefaction he had conferred on that Convent, &c. dated
1 2<j<5. 1299.
306. Appropriation of Sandbach Church in Chefh c to
the Abbey of Deulacres C° Staff', dated there, A° 1256.
307-8. Trentham Priory C° Staff, viz. Roger Pp. of
Coventry & Lich* injunction, & Pope Alexander's Bull to
the fame, which confirms to Trentham, Berlefton,Bettley
half of Baltrcdeleye, &c. in Newcaftle and Trentham, &
which K. H y gave to that Church, " ad inftitutionem or-
dinis, et fcriptam paginam confirmavit hermitorum fontis
Dunftan, in terra quam Walterus heremita elaboravit
three carucats of land in Sutton, which the Countefs
Gundrida, with the confent ofWm. her Son, Earl of
Warewyc, gave to eccles. vre of the fee of the E. pf
Chefter ; alfo a carucate of land in Gaddifby by the con-
fent or gift of the Bp.of Lincoln ; the Church of Barkeby
of the gift of Maynard, &c. dated at Haywood, Oft. 4,
1162. 4th year of Pope A. 111. & 2d of the Bp.
308. IF 11. Charter to the faid Abbey, & Walter Bp.
of Govs, confirmation.
309. Bull of Pope A lexander to John Prior & Canons
of Trentham, & alfo John Son of John de Bobinton's
grant of Barlafton Chapel (S.D.) & Roger de Clinton
Bp of Chefter appointing John Chapelain of Trentham
Church St Barlafton on the prefentation of the Emprefs
Maud, the year in w ch Ihe defended Arundel Caftle.
befieged by K. Stephen, (1 139.) &c.
Cat. Harl, Vol. III.
Num. 3868 — 3873.
310. b. Roger Bp. of Cov. & Lich. appropriation of
the churches of Merton, Bounton, Hodenhull, & a pen-
fion of 10 s. in Stretton Church, to the monaftcry of
Nuneaton, C°Warw.
3869.
John Gower's Confeflio Amantis, in 8 books, with a
few fmaller poems by the fame author. The volume
is large, & is written partly on vellum, partly on
paper. xv.
387O.
L. Annsei Senecse Tragedise Decern, hoc ordine, Hercu-
les Furens, Thyeftes, Thebais, Hippolytus, CEdipus, ,
Troas, Medea, Agamemnon, O&avia, Hercules
CEtasus, cum argumentis.
Codex chartaceus, accurate fcriptus ; cum epigraphe
hie ad finem " Anno Diii Millefimo, cccc°ji, Indi&ione
decima, die 21 Aprilis, complete fuerunt iftae tragediac."
3871-
1. M. T. Ciceronis (ut vocantur) Rhetoricorum ad
Herennium, Libri 2.
2. M. T. Ciceronis de Inventione, Libri 4.
3. Ejufdem Oratoriae Partitiones, five de Oratoria
partitione Dialogus.
4. Liber de Synonymis, Ciceroni fuppofita, ad L. Vec-
turium. Vide Fabric. Bibl. Lat. inter Opera fuppof. Cic.
N°8.
5. " Exempla exordiendi in genere, judiciali juxta
quatuor genera cauftrum accidentalium, compilata per
excellentiffimum doftorem Magiftrum Gafparinum Per-
gamenfem, noftra aetate orancttprincipem."
6. Praecepta ejufdem Gafparini.
Codex chartaceus, bene fcriptus, et confervatus.
3872.
1 . Valerii Maximi, Di&orum & fa&orum memora-
bilium libri 9. xiv.
2. C. Cnfp. Saluftii Catilinaria, & Bellum Jugur-
thinum.
3. Aratoris Subdiaconi, Hiftoria Apoftolica, carmine
conferipta.
4. Aur. Prudentii, Hymnorum liber. A.D. 13*3.
5. D. Jun. Juvenalis Satyrae.
6. M. Tullii Ciceronis Paradoxa, cum nods, ad
finem.
7. . de Amicitia, A.D. 1377.
8. Gulielmi Blefenfis, Petri Fratris, Elegia de fortunis
fuis.
9. Ejufdem de Alda^ Carmen Elegiacura.
10. Verfus Leonini, audoris incerti.
11. Ciceronis de Seneftute liber.
Codex majori quidem parte chartaceus, at in fine
inferitur Sedulii opus, membranaceum, et forte fequentis
aevu
3^73-
1. Regiftra Brevium, Annorum 1654 & 1655; xvn *
2. " A Breviary of Suffolk, or a plain and familiar
description of the County, the fruits, the buildings, the
people, and inhabitants, the eultoms, the divifion politicall
& ecclefiafticall, houfes of Religion, with all their feverall
valuations, the chiefeft men of learning, as of Divines,
Privy Councillours, Marfhall-men, and Navigators of
former times, with feveral other things of note & obfer-
vation within this County of Suffolk."
Dedicated to Sir Rotx Crane, Knt. in a Letter figned
Reycb, & dated Feb. 9. 1618.
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Num. 3874., 3875.
[3874—3886. Folio.']
3*74-
A Book of Manors, Lands, & Tenements held of the
Crown, from the time of Hen. 3. to Ed. 4. On the
left hand are the Surnames of the tenants in capite, &
on the right the year of the King.
This valt folio Book belong'd to Peter Le Neve,
Norroy. xv *
3875-
A large & thick folio, containing 748 pages quite per-
fed; very plainly & well written, fimilar to Dugdale's
hand, &c. In the firft leaf is inferibed " Liber Petri
Le Neve, Rouge Croix pfecutoris Armorum, 1695"
xvi#
Then follows a general Table of Contents in the fame
hand, thus,
1. Feoda quae tentur de Dno Rege in Capite et at
divers, in Com. Devon. Lincoln. Camb. Kane, et Bucks,
(yiz. Ex Tranfcripto Feodorum penes Xtophorum Berif-
ford armigr. Feodarium Com. Lincoln, 1643. et m ^
4to. fic.) *•
2. " Feoda, &c. (ut fupra) in hunc librum congefta
cura, & diligentia Willnii Paulet Militis Dni St. John
Margri Ward & Libacoum Diii Regis Anno Dni 1542.
&c * 4.
3. Mr. Edmund Wyndham's account (1652) of an
Apparition which foretold feveral Events which fhould
happen to the Duke of Bucks. t 253-6.
4. Memdum de Alvecefter in Com. Warw. 26 1 .
5. — — — de Burdet et Fletwyke. ibid.
6. Beauchief Abbey x Sigillum ecclefiae, Mr. Roper,
kc 262.
7. Colledliones ex MSS. de Regibus Angliae confeript.
tempore Reg. H. 2. penes Samuelem Roper Armig. de
Hofpitio Lincoln. Jurifperitum, 1 638.
8. Memdum de Nevill de North-Stoke " In Tranf-
cripto cartarum terrar. familiae Woodfordorum in Com.
Line, fpe&ant. modo penes Carolum Smith de Wotton
in Com. Warwic. Milit. 10 Junii 1638.
9. Feoda Militum in Com. Lincoln in Libro in Scac-
cario ex parte Fanftiaw 6 H. 6. 269.
10. Regiftra Epifcoporum Eboracenfium abberviata
per Rogerum Dodf worth. 27 1. &c.
11. Abjuratio Lamberti Sparrowe, alias Hooke.
292. &c.
12. " The Genealogy of Boby vulgo Bootheby, &
Paynell, colleded out of the Evidences at Botheby
Paynell in Com. Line, by Robt. Saunderfon Bachelor of
Divinity, Reftor there, 16152. Doftor of Divinity after
at Oxford 1636, and Bifhop of Line. 1660." In
which are divers grants of Manors from the Duke of
Bed T d ; P' 3°7» &c. Manor of Glipfton called Ped-
wardyn Manor, 313.^ and in page 315 i s the following,
« Forafmuch as the Pedigrees I have feen of Deenes &
Bozon are untrue, I have here fett downe foe much
2SSL » V™il be P roved out ° f authenticali
wntmgs, &c. then follows the Pedigree 316.
296. &c.
13. Oblata tempore Regis Johanais.
14. Charta temp. Reg. Johan.
If" LltteKe P atentes ' &c - ^mp. Hen. 3.
17. Patentes tempore Edw. 2. ^
,8 ' — — Edw, 3.
'9 Ric.2.
20 - Edw. 2.
3 2 5-
3*7-
335-
355-
357-
359-
3 6 5-
377-
Num. 3875—3879,
4i. Chart* tempore Edw. 1.
22. 1 Edw. 2*
23. ■■■ " ■ Edwi 3.
24.
Rich. 2.
378.
39*-
401.
40J*
609, &c.
612.
25. Placita de Banco temp. Edw. 1.
26. Chartae cum figillis.
547. Milites de Com. Line. 17 E. 3.
28. Short Pedigree of Seales,oppofite which is written
by Le Neve, Qy. Radus de Beaufo, &c. vide Weting &
Hockwell inter Colledioiies Petri Le Neve Norroy
Comitatus Norff. 625.
29. Ex Chartulis penes Comitem de Clare, viz.
Charta cum Sigillis femiliae de Staunton, &c. 689 , &c.
30. Excerpta quaedam exCartulis olim pertinentibua
Abbati & Conventui de Belio Capite. 7 2 5*
31. Ex Cartulario de Ormefby in Com. Lincoln,
penes Rokeby de Skyres (Ebor.) % 737.
32. Ex Cartulario Monafterii de Welbecke. in Com.
Nott. penes Rofetum Comit. deKyngfton, 1640. 742.
33. Charta Regis Edgari conceffa Monafterio Wigor-
nenfi,A° 868. " 751.
387 6 -
A Copy Book of Inftru&ions & Dire&ions of the Com.
miffioners of the Treafury, from 6 Nov. 1671. to
17 Aug. 1678.
A large paper book, carefully written.
XVII.
3877.
Ranulphi Higden, Monachi Ceftrenfis, Polycronicon
7 Libris.
Codex membranaceus, admirabilis, cui mult6 inferior
eft 3600, et omnes in hac colleclione fervati. xv.
3878.
Baptiftae C. Fulgofi, olim Genuae ducis, Petri Ducis
filii, Fa&orum ac Di&orum memorabilium" Libri 9.
Cum prologo et epiftola ad finem Latine fcriptis.
Camera Italic^, ut ait audtor, " ob rarum Latini Ser-
monis ufum." Liber Latini faepe editus. Vide Fabr. &c.
Codex chartaceus, formae maximae, fplendidus ;
notis in marginibus Latinis, a feriore manu, ornatus.
xvi.
387 9-
An hiftoricall account of the Family of Brus or Bruce
of Skelton & Danby Caftle in Yorkftiire : as alfo of the
Regal Family of Bruce in Scotland, defcended from
Rob. de Bruce 2d Son of Rob. de Bruce of Yorkfliire,
together with the collateral Branches of that Family ;
particularly of Tho. Lord Bruce of Whorlton & Skel-
ton, C° York, Vifc. Brufe of Ampthill, C° Bedford,
Earl of Elgine in Scotland, & Aylefbury in England.
Vide etiam Cleopatra C. 3. D. 8. et Harl. Bibl. 4799.
by Nathaniel Johnfton M.D.
This is a handfome & perfect Vol. of 46 pages, very
clearly andwell written by the Author himfelf, who, in a
prefatory letter addrefled to Tho. Earl of Aylefbury,
about 1 69 1, (one of the Lords of the Bedchamber to
James II. fee Pedigree p. 46.) fays " that for favours
received from fome of your Lordfhip's generous progeni-
tors by Dr.Crage my great Grandmother's brother, &
from your Lordfliip to myfelf, I have (as far as I have
been able) from the mod authentick records of the King-
doms of England and Scotland, and the beft Hiftorians
& Genealogifts, Manufcripts, & other Monuments of
Antiquity, compofed this Hiftoricall Colleaion. What
pains I have taken to clear the fucceflion, & correct the
raiitakes, & the confounding of perfons & things, even
by celebrated Writers, can fcarcely be comprehended,
without a diligent perufal of the whole,&c. with additional
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helps from notes out of the Colle&ions of the iriort judi-
cious & univerfally learned Sr. Geo. Mackenzie, late
Lord Advocate, tranfmitted to the Author by the in-
genious Mr. John Ennes.
3880.
A Rental of the Crown Lands & Revenues in Calais &
Guifnes, & the Marches thereof, 6 Ed. 6*
3881.
Tranfcripts of Charters & Records, letters & other
curious papers, &c. of the family of Haftings, Earls of
Huntingdon, relating to their Property in divers
Counties, but more particularly Leiceitermire, & their
two noble Caftles & Seats, Afliby de la 2ouch, of
which the Hiftorian of that County has much availed
himfetf, in his III. Vol. pp. 569, &c.
This Valuable MS. in 72 folio pages is prima facie by
Sir Wm. Dugdale J and the evidence of autography
is confirmed by a fragment of writing parted in the ift
page thus, u Alphabet of Sr. Will
(See a prefatory account at the begining, printed in
Vol. II. of Stafford p. xxii.)
1 . to 5. Are old latin deeds relating to lands in Weft-
moreland & Cumberland, Norfolk, Schireborne, &c.
5 — 6. Newton, Harcourt, &c. in Leic. & family of
Afteley. Welford in Northamp. & divers Lands in
Yorkmire.
7. 8. 9. Divers Lands in Leic. & Warw. &c.
10 — 12. Yorkfhire, Northampton/hire, & Leiceftei>
(hire.
12. b. 13. Ferrers family, &c. Claverhalle Manor in
Eflex, &c.
14. Loughborough, Afliby, Sheepifhede, Beaii-
maner, &c. C°Leic. Belvoir Cattle, & divers of its
members in Line. & Leiceft. Manors of Stoke, Daw-
beney, &c. C° North. Bolton Percy, &c. C° York.
Plompton, Bercombe, & Birling in Suflex, W. Beau-
mond's. (See Dugdale's Baron, vol. 1. p. 581.) 12. b.
15. Charles Duke of Burgoine, &c. in Flanders, his
grant to " le Seignr. de Haftinghes," &c. for his Services
to the King of England, (1 E. 4.)
An Indenture between J. Ld. Lovell & W. Ld.
Haftynges, about an exchange of lands in Leic. &
Sledmare, Wald, Newton, North- Allerton, &c. in
York 6 (3 E. 4.) Alfo about the priory lands, &c. of St.
Bartholomew in W. Smithfield.
15. b. Grey, Lord Ferrers's family, &c.
16. & 18. Edw. 4th/s grant to Sr. Wm. Haflings,Kt.
of the -Manor Priory of Belvoir, divers lands, &c. in
Lincolnftiire, the Manor of Edmynton, 8c divers other
lands in MiddlefVx, late William Lord Beaumont's, See.
See alfo Dugd. Baron. (581.) Alfo an Indenture 5 E. 4.
betw. Wm. Ld. Haftings Kt. & John Pelham Kt. about
Manors, ice. in the Honor & Rape of Haftings, C"
Suflex.
it>. b. A rental of Wm. Ld. Haftings Eftates in Lin-
coin. Northampt. & Rutland. Likewife he being ap-
pointed mafter of the Mint, &c. deputes John Delves
Efq. to the faid offices (9 E 4.) See Dugdale's Baronage,
p. 581.
Henry Pierpoint Knt. &c. to Wm. Lord Haftings, &c.
all their right, &c. in Norwich, &c. C° Nott. & other
lands in that County & Lincoln, 1 2 E. 4. The faid Ld.
Haftings & Sr. Ralph his brother appointed founders of
the fraternity called the Holy Rode in the Wall in Nor-
thampton.
17. Is a much fuller account of the faid Wm. Ld,
Haftings, 1 1 E. 4. being conftituted Lieut, of the Town
&c Caftle of Calais, &c. with his men at Arms, Archers,
Niftft.
th&V togi-s, &c; than fe printed in tiie &rohagfe
14 E. 4. p. 581.
18* Touching the matriage fettleirtelit of his Ward*
Mary daut* of Sr. Tho. Hungerford* Kt. about the
manors of Stoke Pogeys, Chippenham* Burham Abbey,
&Ci in Bucks, & the manors of Hendley upofc Thariies*
& divers others in Oxford, Wilts* Cornwall, iaE.4*
15. The curious long will (dated 21 E. 4.) of ihii
murdered Ld. Haftings (of which fee Baron. Vol. u
5845.) i& here much more full & particular thah
is there printed. See alfo the will at length hi
Nichols's Leiceft. Vol* 3. Part. 11. p; 5694 & Harl. MS*
4774. pi 47. &c>
20. b. 21. The names of ftich perfons &s have by In-
denture, of their own free wills, &c. covenanted to aid
Wm. Ld. Haftings, &c. as in Dugd. Bar. 583, but more
ftill & particular, having here alfo the feveral forms
of the Indentures, &c. 14 E. 4. &c. (See this alfo
the fame as the Baron. ^47^4. p* 43. beirtg the very
MS.feemingly, from w* that part of the work was printed
almoft verbatim. J
21. b. Offices granted to Wm. Ld* Haftings* 1 & 14
of Edw. 4. the patents whereof are loft, but In part
printed in the Baronage, 580-2.
22. Tho. dns Cardinalis Ahrhiep CanrUan &c. Tho<
Arch Bp. of York, John Gunthorp Ld. Keeper of the
Privy Seal, &c. Witts Chauntry Dean of the College of
Newark, Leic. feoffees of the late Wm. Ld. Haftings, Kt*
deliver up to Katherine Haftings his widow, the Manors
of Stoke-Dawbeney, Wilberfton, & Sutton, C* North.
Edmonton in Totenham, Middx. Divers Manors in
Leic. & of Welbourne & Ailley, in Com. line. &c.
1 ft Rich. 3. Alfo part of a curious will of the laid Kath.
in which are thefe notable bequefts, &c» " I bequeathe
to my fon Edw. Ld. Haftings a fute of Veftments, now
being in the hands of the Abbot of Darley for a fum of
xx £ &c. Alfo an Owche in the keeping of my Son
Wm. &c. Alfo a feyre Primor, w cb I had by the Tefturi
of Queene Elizabeth, &c. Alfo fuch pyces of Bawdelyn
with a fronteyllof gold cloth of bluefatyn^ as have been
accuftomed to be occupied about the Sepulchre otf our
Lord. And all fuch hangings of aide Bawdelyn as now
hang in the chapell, within the Maneir of Aflieby with
the Aulter cloots, &c. therein." (See alfo 4774. p. 35. &c.)
(NB.) This is not in Dugdale's Baronage, but in
4774. p. 58. &c.
22. b. A Latin Deed relating to Advowfons, &c. iA
Wilts. Somers. Devon. Dorc. Glouc. Berks. Bucks*
& Cornwall, given to the Monaftery of Maiden Bradley,
dated 5 H. 7.
A grant 6f the Manor of Uphall in Line. &c.
An Indenture between Rich. Haftings & J. Mondy*
for the fale of Drakenage, Co. Warw.
Tho. Frowyte Kt. Judge of the King's Bench, &c.
with Reginald Bray, & John Shaa, Kt. recovered againft
Ld. Haftings, Kt. the manors of Farmandby & Eft Hal*
garth, &c. with divers lands, &c. in York.
Another deed of Releafe, &c* from Edw* Donne,
Efq. to George E. of Shrewftmry, George Nevill, Ku
L. Abergavenny, Gilbert Talbot, Kt. John Ferrers,
Kt. John Montgomery, Kt. Rich. SaudieVerel, Gent. &c*
all his right to divers Caftles, Manors, &c. in C° York,
Leic. Warw. North. Rutl. Derb. Nott. line. Middx*
Suflex, &c. 20 H. 7.
23. Another Indenture dated xvi Ei 4- about Wm.
Ld. Haftings being Lieutenant of Calais, &c. his men ac
Arms, Archers, wages, &c. (not in Dugd. Baron.)
Alfo an Indenture dated 1 Hen.vn. betw. Wm. Vifc.
Beaumont, &c. Kath. Ld. Haftings's widow, refpediogth*
Manors of Welbourne, &c. C° Line. Wynchefter fee,
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Num. 3881. I
X* Lich. & Warw. Manor of Edmonton in Middx. &c. I
alfo of Supperton, &c. in Line. &c.
24. A Schedule of Jewels, Plate, &c. with the Sums
pledged for them, 5 B. 7. Alfo Rich, in.'s grant to the
faid Lady Kath. of prote&ion & defence in all her lands,
&c. &an agreement with Ld. Lovel, about the Manors
of Ld. Beaumont, &c. as printed in Nichols's Leic. ut
fup. p. 572. .
25. By Indenture 7 H. 7. Edw. 2. Ld. Haftings is
retained to ferve the King in his wars beyond the feas,
with men at Arms, each having his Cuikill & Page, &c.
as here expreffed, much more fully than in the Baronage.
26. 27. 32. Rich Spccheverell's account of Edw.
Ld. Hafting's Eftates in Leic. Cornwall, Devon. Somerfet,
{ Berks, Oxford, Bucks. Warw. Midd. Rutl. & Derby,
A° 1500 which Edw. L H. 1504, founded a perpetual
Chantry in a Chapel in Wihdfor College, alfo an agree- 1
ment of marriage & fettlement between Tho. Earl of
Derby & Anne daut. of the faid Ld. Haftings, 1505.
His lad will which concludes that His feoffees fhould fell
his Manors of Welford C° North. Branton, &c. in Leic.
Berwicke, Slyngefby, &c. C° York ; with the account
that Mary Lady Haftings his widow 1507, out of refpeft
to Rich. Sacheverell, Efq. who.mftie afterwards married,
gave him her Manors of Stoke-Pogeys, Coppyenham,
&c. &c. C° Bucks, &c.
The above articles are all beautifully copied in the
Harl. MSS. 4774- P- 6 &. 7*-
. ^2. b. An account & rental of all the Manors, &c. of
.G/E. of Huntingdon- (24 H. 8.) in Com. Bucks. Oxf.
Devon. Cornwall, SomeTfet, & Wilts.
33. Indenture 24 H. 8. betw. Marg. Countefs of
Salisbury, & H. Ld. Montague her fon & heir, & George
.E. of Huntingdon, about the Marriage of Francis Lord
Haftings, & Kateryne daughter of Lord Montague;
fettling divers Manors in Wilts. Somerfet, Cornw.
WiltsC Bucks. &c.
34.5. Other Indentures, &c. 25 & 26 H. 8. about St.
•Bartholomew's in W. Smithf. &c. Manors in Wilts,
bomerfet, Berks. Cornwall, & Devon. &c.
36 Value or rent of all themanors,lands,&c. of Francis
E. of Huntingdon & his brother Thos. in the aforefaid
Counties, &c. 25 H. 8.
38. Letter of Queen Mary to Sr. Edw. Haftings, Knt.
Mafter of the Horfe.
38. b. A letter of Petition to the Ld. Chamberlain,
from the Beadfmen fometime of the Houfe of Glafton-
bury, now Monks in Weftminfter, about the building
& repairs, &c. of that very ancient Monaftery in
Somerfet.
39. Philip & Mary, &c. to. the Barons & other Offi-
cers of the Exchequer, that they have granted Liecnce to
Sr. Edw. Haftyngs, Knt. &c. tor him to appoint a per-
fon to ftioot Game at all times, &c.
39. b. Indenture 24 H. 8. fpecifying divers Manors in
the above various Counties, & their different ufes, &c.
41. Will of F. E. of Huntingdon, 36 H. 8. in w ch
divers Manors are fpecified in other Counties befide s
Leic. This is alfo tranferibed at length in 4774. p. 99*
*&c.
41. b. An accompt & price of various Houfehold,
Napery, & other goods, apparel, plate, &c. of G. late
E. of Hunt, in his houfes called Stoke in Midd. & Alhby
dela Zouch, & City of London, 3 E. 6. &c.
(NB.)This is printed at length in Nicholl's Leicefter-
fhire, ut fup. p. 580.
42. Several Commiffions, &c. from E. C. to F.E. of
H. to ferve in his wars beyond the feas, & as Juftice, &c.
C° Rutland. &c.
49. Is the long & curious will of the faid Francis E. of
^Huntingdon, which mentions inter alia the Rape of
Num. 3881.
Haftings in Suffex, the Manors of North Cadbury, See.
in Somerfet, Leefield in Rutland, Slyngfby in York,
Parfonage of Repingdon in Derby, Manor of Lee in Wilts.
&c. Several Manors in Bucks. Lamley, -&c. in Nott.
&c. &c. (2d Eliz. 156.) As printed at length in Leicefter,
ut fup. p. 582.
5 i . Is a command from Q. Eliz. to Henry E. H[. t&
attend at Yorke or fome other place near' to the river
Trent, at an interview with the Q. of Scotts.
This letter is printed ut fup. p. 582. whh another
from the E. of H. (1563) to his wife's brother, Sr.
Robt. DudleyE. of Leic. about the Q.'s jealoufy refpeft-
ing hisfuppofed title to the Crown, from the Harl. MSS.
787. p. 22.
52. Humfrey Adderley Efq. &c refpe&ing the Manor
& Church of Weddington, C° Warw* 5 Eliz. alio an In-
denture about Stotenham in Devon, 7 Eliz.
52. b. Tho. Barryneton of B. Hall in Eflex, Efq.
demifes to Edw. Mildmay, Gent. Tallowe & Barton
Parkes, after Sir Walter Mildmay Kt. 8 Eliz. ; & on the
next page is Sr. W. M/s letter to the E. of H. about the
Q. of Scotts & the Northern Rebellion, &c. 12 Eliz. &
alfo about Swmeby & Kendall family, C° Derb. &c.
53. A letter from G. Earl of Shrewfbury to the E. of
H. touching the Q. of Scotts, dated Wingf. Sept. 1 &,
1569, as printed by Nich. p- 584. In the Harl. MSS.
6991. p. 19. to 36. 49. & 66. — 6992. p. 66. — & 6994*
p. 66. 67 — & 6999. p. 49. arc feveral letters from the faid
E. of H. Prefident of the North, to the Ld. Treafurer
Burghley & Mr. Secretary Walfingham, about Mufters
in the North, " A Treatife of Treaton.*'' Tiamouth
Caftle, Bprick of Durham, the Northern Rebellion, &c<
1 57^. 1580-1. as hereafter noticed in this Catalogue-
See alfo 4774. p. 130. which MS. is a fair copy of the
hiftory of the family compiled by the faid H. E. of Hun-
tingdon, in his Caftle at Afhby de la /ouch, 1583. from
the curious documents in this, N° 388 1 . & 4849. See alfo
Lodge's llluftrations Vol.1, p. 157. 189*299. Vol. II.
p. 21. 129. '/o. 97. 385. Vol. III. p. 25. &c* and un-
publilhed, Talbot Papers C. p. 1 5. in the Coll. of Arms.
G. p. 231, &c. VoJ. I. p. 43. 58. 98. 157. 202. 207.
Divers other letters & State Papers, &c. of this Earl & his
friends, &c. may be feen in Harl. MSS. 6995. p. 76. 94.
— 6996. p. 11. 19. 34. 37. 38. 39. 57. & tranferibed by
Baker in 7042. p. 141 — 6997. 3- 6 - 3 1 * 63. 71. 85. &c.
— 6999. 49. 105* And Afcough's Catalogue 4160. 104,. .
&c.
53. b. Rich. Scudamore's account of the manors k
rents of the E. of H. in divers Counties, 1 1 Eliz. &c.
55. H. E. of H. 23 Eliz. fells to Thos. Grefly of
Drakelow, Efq. & Chriftopher Horton of Catton, C u
Derb. the Tythes held in Rt,pindon town fields & New-
ton Sulney, C° Derb.
56. Particulars of this Earl*:* funeral chai'ges from -
York to Afhby, where he was buried, 1595.
56. b. Marriage Articles with the daughter of Sr. John
Port of Eatewall, C° Derby, &c. lands there, &c. this h
more plain and full in 4774. p. 130. &c.
59. Account of other Payments, &c. by G. E, of
Huntingdon for the heir of the laft, a9 printed in Nichols,
ut fup. p. 587. alfo two letters of Q. Eliz.
Two letters from G. E. of H. to Mr. Edw. Stan-
hope & Mr. H. Purefoy, touching the faid funeral, &c.
See thefealfoinp.587.)Other letters of his arcin Afcough's
Catalogue 41 17. p. 79. Unpubliflied Talbot Papers M.
p. 65. K. 84, and printed Nichols ut fup. 589, &c.
60. Account of his goods, chattels, &c. & Will of his
Dowager Lady Dorothy, dated 3 James I. which recites
inter alia, the Manor of Dale,Ockbrook, & Boid, Granges,
Co. Derb. &c. to Wm. Ld. Compton & Sr.Joha
Holies of Houghton, Co. Nott. Kt. &c. alib 3S0I. to
her daut. Lady Kath. wife of Sr. Walter Chetwynd,. &c
14 ' the
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianse.
93
Num. 3881, 3882.
the Overfcers of which will bring Sr. Thos. Gerard, Kt.
& G. Sherley of Staunton, Efq. as printed at length in
Leic. ut flip. p. 591.
57. Lands in Wilts, &c. and about the Title to the
Manor of Welford in North" with Francis Sanders,
Edw. S. &c. 22 Eliz.
57. b. Another Indenture of S. G. Haftings, Kt. about
the Manors in Staff. &c. before defcribed, & more
plainly fhewn in N° 4774.
58. An Indenture betw. Ralph Blacknall of Wender-
ley, Co. Derby, Efq. &c. about divers lands, & inter alia,
Langley, Co. Leic. Thos. Grey's Efq.
59. b. Two letters from Eliz. to the Earl of Hun-
tingdon, 1600-1, about the Rebellion, in Ireland, &
raifing forces in Leic. & Rutland, for which Counties
he was made Lieut. 1 James I. &c.
60. Particulars of the offices, fees, &c. granted to G.
E. of H. by Letters Patent under the Dutchy Seale,
Feb. 1 8. 2 James.
Alfo the Account of H. E. H. adminiftrator of the
Goods, &c. of G. late E. of H. deceafed, &c. (not in
4774) which ends 1609. And a Latin letter to procure
fome hounds, addrefled to H. E. of Huntingdon Ld.
Lieut, of Rutland, &c. from the Marquis of Branden-
burgh, 1 6 15.
62. K. Charles appointments of the Lieut 8 of Leic. &
& Rut. & a letter to the E. of H. about the Loans, &c.
Dated Whitehall, laft Jan. 1626, & figned " Your Lord-
fhips loving friends H. Manchefter, Pembroke, W. Ban-
bury, E. Conway, D. Carleton, J. Coke, Rich. Wefton."
This is not printed by Nichols, &c.
62. b. Speeches of Sr. H. Shirley againft the E. of H.
2 C. 1 . and the vindication of the lords of the Council,
as printed ut fup. p. 6,00. Other particulars of this dil-
pute, which originated from a quarrel about Sr. H.
Shirley's hawking in the E. of H.'s grounds are related in
this MS.
63. The Caufe betw. H. Earl of H. & Sr. H. Shirley,
Bart, with the cc offence for which the latter was com-
mitted 1627, for the le'ter" following, " To Sr. H.
Skipwith, Bt. & Sr. John Skeffington, Km." &c.
64. Other letters relating to the fame, &c.
65. Letters from K. Charles to the E. of H. refpe&ing
the rebellion in the North, &c. & dire&ing the counties
of Rutland, &c. to be in Arms, &c.
66. b. Henry Lord Haftings's Will as printed in Leic.
604. fpecifying inter alia the Manor of Okethorpe in
Dtrby, with the Coal Mines, &c.
71-c. Deeds relating to the family of Herle in Leic.
Northumb. Launde Abbey, Grendham Abbey, Abbey
of Blachland, &c.
3882.
Lettered on the back, u Records relating to the
Nevils," is a collection of various kinds, To-
pographical, Hiftorical, & Genealogical, relating
to the various branches of that illuftrious femily, &
their great property in divers parts of the Kingdom,
&c.
By lcveral memorandums, in different parts of this mif-
cellaneous folio, it evidently appears that the papers for-
merly belonged to thole two celebrated Colle&ors before
mentioned (3605. 3S68, ^874) John & Peter Le Neve.
The iff. portion of this Vol. confifts of a number of
large folding Pedigrees, Arms of the Nevils, &c.
1. In page i. is parted a Coat of Arms of i. Nevil]
Ld. Latimer. 2. Nevills Arms, old. 3. Beauchamp.
4. Vere, quarterly. Alfo two other fcraps of paper thus
Cat Harl Vol. III.
Num. 3882.
written by Peter Le Neve, " Nevill of Halfted & Redge-
well in Effex, a Pedigree from Hugh Nevill chief Foreffer
m the time of K. Rich. I. See my book of Pedigrees mif-
cellaneous, Derb. Nott. Hants. Lane. Salop & other
Counties, to George Nevill of Staples Inne. fol. 260."
Abergavenny Barony. An Aft thereby the heirs of
Sr.Edw. Nevill Kt. are reftored to the remainder of the
Barony of Abergavenny. See my MSS. of Ads of Pari.
5 ?* f , Phil ; , & foL '37 ; in this faid MS. is
& Eftfte^ h athfecured the Barony to the Family
2. " The Pedigree of the family of Nevill in the
leveral branches thereof, writt by Henry BaU, Efq. for-
merl yj Rouge Croix purfuivant, & after Windfor Herald.
Ita teftor Peter Le Neve ah Norroy King of Arms,
3; The next part is a book of 103 pages of very black
& clofe large writing, befides two preceding pages un,
marked on the ift of which is the Arms of Nevil,
o£ the fol lowing defcriptions, &c.
•11 'm. A Mifce,,anie of th 'ngs very obfervable of that moft
Ulultrious tx fometime Princely family of the Nevills/'
™" ? eP xV 1 9 th » ' 66 1 . It was the will & defire of Mr.
Charles Nevill that his Executors mould give the booke,
2 IX" T if," H true co PP v ' to noble Kinfman Colonell
Richard Nevill, Efq. as a teftimony of his refpefts to
him. Ita teftor Johannes Smith Contubernalis ejus." In
P . LeNeve s hand-writing is the following,
" This book is all of the hand-writing of Mr! Wilkin-
fon, redor of Lawrence Waltham in Com. Berks ; you
will find his defcent in Mr. Afhmole's Vifitatipn of
Barkfhire, made 1 664."
4- The next part is thus fuperfcribed, « Abergavenny
Barones from Wm. the Conqueror who created Hameline
de Balune or Baladon into the faid honour, &c. Faith-
fully collected by Tho. Wilkinfon out of Rob. Glover's
Stemmat. Magnata & other MSS. A° 1653."
This part confifts of 108 leaves.
KrJLV 1 ? P l gC are J e f crifced th e Arms of Richard
Nevill of Billmgbeare, Berks, Efq. in 108 quartering^
5. 1 he next portion is a mifcellaneous collection from
various Authors &c. relating to the fame family, & a
prefaced mewhat mutiIated - The Hiftory is thus
" That infinite wifdom of God w'* hath diftinguifhed
his Angels by degrees ; w" hath given greater & leffe
light and beauty to the heavenly bodyes ; w<* hath
made differences between beaftes & byrdes ; created the
eagle and the flye; the cedar and the fhrubbe : &
amongft ftones, given the faireft tinfture to the Ruby,
& the quickeft light to the Diamond; hath alfo ordained
Kings, Dukes, or leaders of the People, magiftrate.,
judges, & other degrees amongft Men. W. N." which
fignature feems to be the Initials of W. Nevill LL D
Chancellor of Chichefter, mentioned at .the latter end of
this hiftorical MS. of which he was therefore probably
the Author. It contains 16 leaves, fomewhat damaged.
6. The remainder contains the collections & hiftory of
the fame family, &c. the principal heads of which are,
A brief e declaration of the principal points con-
fiderable in the Pedigree of the Barony of Abergavenny,
fhewmg how the owners of the Caftle & Signeorie of
Bergavcnny have ever borne the title of Dignitilfrom the
next heyres in blood." IQ ^
* "k 0 ^^,^ 6 wU1 of G - Nevill Ld.Bergavemiy
& the Ad of Parham. 2d & 3d Philip & Mary." 1 ,.
1 he next pages contain a Pedigree of Nevill, &
Beauchamp Pembroke, with notes, &c. relating to the
contentions betw. Reg. Ld. Gray & Wm. Beauchamp,
about the above Barony, &c. & fhewing that it did not
defcend to R. B. becaufe his Mother had Abergavenny
in jointure. ' 7
B b u The
Digitized by
94
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3882— 3885.
« The Nobilitv of England that quarter the Coate
of Nevill in right of their birth," &c. > 4-
Cath. daugh. of Charles 6th K. of France, & widow
of H. 7. her Verfes in her Epiftle to Owen Tudor. 1 5.
Various Coats of Nevills. 1 7* D<
Extracts from the Statutes, &c. 1 8 «
Of the houfe of Nevills of the female line, &c. 20.
" The honourable Coates quartered by the Nevills of
Billingfbere in right of their birth are thefe 52." 28.
" The coats that are in the great parlour window
at Billingfbere." ^ 35-
" Opfonia ad convivium hoc praparata, 1466." 39.
This differs but little, except in form, from the above
account of this feaft of Archbifh. Nevill, which has been
printed in Drake's Hiaory of York, Peck's Defiderata,
& Gutche's Colleft. &c.
Pedigree of Ralph, Ld. Nevill of Raby Caftle,
(Steward of the houfe to K. Edw. m. 1330.) who mar-
ried Alice daut. of Hugh Earl of Stafford. & their daut.
Philippa was wife of Tho. Lord Dacres, from whom
defcended theFienes Ld. Dacres as in this Pedigree, alfo-
other branches of the Staffords, Percys, &c. 56.
Epitaph of the Lady Grifold, Countefs of Cum-
berland, daut. of Tho. Hughes ofUxbridge.Efq. wife of
Edw. Nevil Lord Abergavenny, & after to Sr. F. Clif-
ford, Kt. E. of Cumb. 1603. 64.
Arms noticed of the family of Vere Earls of Oxf.
Nevils, & Sr. Symond Ward of Newby in Yorkfhire,
with a Pedigree, & concluding fummary account of the
Nevils, (hewing the number of Dukes, Earls, &c. in the
Anceftors & Progenitors of that illuftrious family. 65.
The book being reverfed, are divers extracts from
Selden, &c. about Baronies, &c. & other degrees of civil
honour. And the Ld. Abergavenny's title, feemingly
written by himfelf.
A Lift of the Dukes, Marqucffes, &c. of the Nevdl
family. 6 7*
883.
Fl. Jofephi Antiquitatum Judaicarum libri 20 Latine.
Codex membranaceus. xin.
Guillermus Bourbon dedit hunc Codicem Convcntui
Invernenfi, pro anniverfario fuo.
3884.
Ranulphi Higden, Ceftrencis, Polychronicon 7 libris
dx-:Q<x,\ov. Codex membranaceus bonus, quamvis
imperfectus ; cum continuatione ad Henricum vi.
tabulis Chronologicis, notis temporum in marginibus,
et indice, vid. 3877. xv.
3885.
The Letters of the Alphabet, richly blazoned and orna-
mented on 24 leaves of Vellum, by John Scottowe,
whofe name appears at fol. g. At the Letter E. are
the Arms of Elizabeth, with this motto <fr God fave
Queen Elizabeth, long to live." At the Letter T.
(fol. 19.) is the portrait of Tarleton the Comedian,
inferibed Mr. Tarleton ; with thefe Verfes,
" The pi&ure here fet down within this Letter T
Aright doth ftiew the forme and fhape of Tharlton
unto thee.
When hee in pleafaunt wife the Counterfet exprefte
Of Clowne with cote of ruflet hew, & ftartups w th
the refte.
Whoe merry many made when he appear'd in
fight
The grave the wife as well as rude, at him did take
delight.
Num. 3885 — 3892.
The partie now is gone, and cloflie clad in claye,
Of all the Jefters in the iande he bare the praife
awaie.
Now hath he plaid his parte, and fure he is of this,
If he in Chrifte did die, to live with him in lading
blifs.^
3886.
Humphredi Wanlei Catalogus Librcrum, cum indicibus
Locorum et Typographorum, et obfervatibnibus
au&oris. In fine fubferibitur ;
" Hoc opufculum abfolvi 6'° die Menfis Tunii A.D.
1722. Humphredus Wanley."
Liber chartaceus in 4*°, ab initio ad finem manu pro-
pri& Wanleii fcriptus.
[3887 — 3923. Duodecimo.']
3887.
" Tabularius, et Gervafii Tilburienfis de rtecefi"<trii$
Scaccarii obfervandis Dialogus. Accural et perbene
digeftus in duobus libris." xvn.
Codex chartaceus in 4to. minori, conftans foliis 181.
3888.
" Evangclicall Fruitt of the Seraphic all Francifcan Order.
Centur. 5. Ab. Anno Domini 160. Dublinii EIucu-
bravit P. N. Archibold, Capuccinus, A.D. 1628."
Extended by a fnbfequent continuation to 1645. ^
contains the accounts of Holy men, of Miflionaries,
of Converfions, of Learned Writers, of Martyrs, with
various mifcellaneous matters, but all collcfted with
an intended reference to the praife o; the Francifcan
order.
A fmall quarto of 414 pages, containing many
curious Epitaphs, & oiher memorials. xvn.
3889.
A paper book, in fmall quarto, with a few poems
written atv each end. One of them,- addreffed, " to
the moll accompliftied Lady Madame Binlofie," is
figned R. Adams, and feveral others R. A. fome
A. R. Some, however, are transcribed from Carcw,
& other Writers. In the firft leaf is the date of 1645,
but not united with the name of Adams. xvn.
3890,
Statuta Collegii S. Trinitatis Cantabrlgia:.
Liber chartaceus in 4to. fine anni nota. xvn.
38 9 r,
Regiftrum Cartarum Monaftcrii S. Marian de Holm-cul-
tram, Ciftercienfis Ordinis. Yidealiud, 391 1. infra.
Codex membranaceus, pcrobfciuus. xiv.
89?.
1. Bocho, de Scholaftica difciplina liber, fcil. Gram-
matica. Codex palimpfeftus ; alius enim in eadem mem-
brand ante fcriptus erat, et erafus. xv.
2. Tra&atus Gcometricus. Italice. " Geoinetria e
una de le fepte arti liberali." 65.
3. Q. Horatii Flacci, de arte poctica, liber. 7 ,\
4. Epiflolae 4 libri primi Epiftola-
rum. 8 1 . b.
5. Aftrologicarum qua:(tionum refolutiones metricae.
90-104*
' Codex membranaceus : foliorum notatio incipit a 49.
u M.
Digitized by
Bibliotheese Harleianse.
95
Num. 3893— 3901.
3893.
1. M. Tul. Ciceronis, de Oratore, ad Q. fratrem,
libri 3. Scripti A.D. 1465, xv.
2. u Epitaphia Ciceronis edita k xii Sapientiflimis."
Scilicet. Bafilhy A/memo^ Vomanio, Euforbio^ Juliano,
ma/to* Paliadio^ Afclepiade, Eujlennio. Sequitur nomen
Pampiliani, fed fine Epitaphio, et duorum ulrimorum et
nomina et Epitaphia defunt.
Codex membranaceus, fcripturas pulchritudine nota-
bilis, per Antonium civem Vicentinum.
3 8 94-
Petri de Ebano, u De remediis Venenorum/' Liber.
Codex membranaceus, elegans. Defunt tamen capita
10 ultima, ut ex tabula conftat. xv.
3895-
1. Thomae Becket, Cant. Archiep. Vita. u Ad laudem
bcatiflimi martyris Thome." . xru.
2. VitaS.Peiazie.
p
3. S. Euitachii & Sociorum.
4. — - — S.A: ianiAurclianenfis epifcopi. vid. 5259. 2.
t\ S. Katerine : praemittitur hymnus cum notis
muficis.
6. Alia manu. Cantici Canticorum expofitio metrica,
cu :\ Commentaries Liber olim S. Marie in valle
S. Lambcrti. Codex membranaceus.
3896.
1. Junii Juvcnalis Satirarum liber. xv.
2. Aul. iVrfii Flacci Satiras. Codex membranaceus,
manu Ukga.m fcriptus. xv,
Regiftrum Chartarum P ioratus B. Mariae de monte
Car;:xli apiul Holn juxta Alnwick.
A fmall 8vo phrnly written on Parchment, decayed
a little with damp towards the end At the begining is
a table of Contents, referring to the various charters,
&c. of the founders & beaefaftors, viz. the Vefcys &
Percys, &c bat the handfomc long Deed of Infpeximus
of John Duke of Bedford is omitted.
3898.
1. Charta Caritntis : cum 15 definitionibus feu deter-
minationibus de regulis Ordinis Ciftercienfis, A.D. 1262,
XIII.
2. Clementina Conflirutio de Ordine Ciftercienfi, fcili-
cet dementis 4, Papae. Libellus perfe&us, et bene
fcriptus.
3899.
Galfridii Arthurii Monumeteafis Chronicon, feu hiftoria
Britonum brcvior : cum continuatione Nicolai Trivet.
Codex membranacus, cum notis in margine recentiori-
bus. xiv.
39 00 -
Miffa de fanfta Cruce : cum Calendario, et notis muficis.
Codex membranaceus, in margine illuminatus. xv.
39OI.
Martini Poloni Chronicon, ad 1245. v ^ e 3^5S* Codex
membranaceus. xin.
Num. 3902 — 3910. 1
3902.
1. Allexandri de " Villa Dei'* Computus metricus.
XIV.-
2. Computus profaicus de litera domini.
3. Somniorum interpretatio. ^
4. Medulla totius medicinac, et alia. Codex mem*
branaceus.
39°3-
The Book of Job & Tobias in Englifh. In Gothic
Letters on Vellum, but fo even as much to refemble
printing. Very curious, xiv.
39°4-
Gefta Francorum in Bello fkcro. Codex membranaceus.
XI.
39°5-
Difputationes in 4 libros Ariftotelis de Coelo & Mundo,
& in 3 libros de Anima ; & in totam ejus Metaphyfi-
cam, inchoatac, fed abruptae. Liber chartaceus, cha-
ra&ere minuto fcriptus. xvn.
3906.
Chronicon Regum Angliae, ufq; ad A D. 1456. " Adam
pater generis humani genuit Seth." Codex mem-
branaceus ; cum notis brevibus in marginibus.
3907-
Galfridi de Trano,Commentariusin 5 librisDecretalium.
xiv.
Liber olim fratrum fanSe Crucis Conventus Leodien-
fis. Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus.
3908.
1. Vita S. Mildrethae : cum hymno, et notis muficis.
XII.
2. Textus Tranflationis & inftitutionis Monafterii
beate Mildrethe : cum miraculorum atteftatione.
3. Verfus de Brydelyngton, fadti A.D, 1321. Codex
membranaceus. xv.
3909-
Several parts of the facred Hiftory, expreffed in old
Englifti Verfe, imperfeft at each end j and very ob-
fcurely written, on Vellum. xiv.
39IO.
A fmall Paper book, of 147 leaves, neatly written, but
in various hands, containing a variety of fhort poems,
fome from the works of well known authors, as Ben
Jonfon, Donne, Beaumont, &c. ; others lefs known,
of which a few may be fpecified.
1 . Lidford Journey, a ballad. This is printed in the
Topographer vol. 11. p. 380. But there are a few
variations and additions, here ; differing from the Copy
there ufed ; particularly this Stanza. i.
" Sure I believe it then did rayne
A Cowe or two from Charles his wayne
For none alive did fee
Such kinde of Creatures there before
Nor fhall from thence for ever more
Save prifoners, geefe, &c wee, &c.
8. " Dr. Lawes (or Lewes, partly erafed) his foolidi
inventive againft the parliament for proceeding to ceniur
his Lord Verulam." 8.
u When ye awake dull Britons, & behold
What treafure ye have thruit into the mould."
8 3 « The
Digitized by
9 6
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3910—3919.
3. The Puifne's (i. e. the Novice**) walk about Loh-
dtf& : a humourous Ballad. 36.
4. The Ballad on the King (James I.) going to Oxford
& Cambridge. 39. b.
5. A ballad beginning
" Who would not be a Cuckold." 41. b.
• 6. Latin & Englifh Verfes by R. Allabafter, Hugh
Holland, &c. 51. b.
7. " Ars poetica Rithmrcis quadriflillabis delineata,
feu potius adumbrata." 100.
" Quifquis effe vult poeta
Procul linquat Alpha, Beta," &c.
8. Epigrams, on a Cryer, &c. ioi.b-
9. Many Verfes, both Latin & Englifh, on the death
of Thomas Murray,, fcfq. Secretary to Charles Prince of
Wales. 113 — 146*
39II.
Regiftrum Chartarum Monafterii S* Marias de Holm-
coltran Cumberland, u m \ xiy.
3912.
Hor& B. Maris, cum Calendario : partim Latine, partim
Gallice. Codex membranaceus, cum pi&uris. xv.
39'3-
1. De 7 peccatis mortalibus, Tra&atus «*ip**o-. xrv.
2. De hominis Iapfu & redemptione, miferrcordia Dei,
Simonia, Matrimonio, Judicio, Officio Sacerdotali, Con-
feffione, eleemofina, &c.
3. The Revelation of St. John : with an expofition.
Codex partim membranaceus, partim chartaceus.
3914.
Liber ArabicS, cui titulus Surata Yes Alcorani, fc. de
rebus magicis.
3915-
Theophili Monachi, de Chemia, Medicis prasparationibus,
Mineralibus, & plurimis raris invemionibus, libri 3.
Codex membranaceus. xiv.
3916.
1. M. Tul. Ciceronis Laelius, feu de amicitia liber.
Codex membranaceus pulcher. xv.
39*7-
A Colle&iou of Monuments & Arms m Churches of
Kent, with a very few pedigrees inferted. It is a
1 2*° neatly written & drawn, feemingly by J. Philpott
the Herald, as appears by a Copy of Verfes near the
end with his Autograph. xvn.
3918.
1. The Woman's Right proved falfe.
2. A Satyr againft Marriage : with a Reply. And
other Poems of various kinds.
3. The Womans Right, an effay by Mary More, with
a few Poems, by the fame ; bound up with 6932.
3919-
1. Emendationes fere innumeras variorum au&orum,
Graecorum et Latinorum, ex operibus optimorum criti-
corum excerptsc. pag. 1. 370.
Dignas videtur haec obfervationes quae a viris do&is
diligenter evolvahtur ; ut e fcriptis Caiauboni, H. Voflii
Num. 3919—3927.
Salmafii, Scaligeri, Croii, &c. fumma curA extra&se.
Poffunt fan6 ab e&dem manu proyenire quae num. 3837
collegit, quanquam elegantius fcriptae.
. 2.Colle£tio,abaliaprorfus manu, verborum et phrafium,
e fcriptoribus Grsecis ; interpofitis excerptis longioribus
ex aliis Graecorum libris.
Codex Chartaceus, e duobus compa£tus.
392O.
Accounts of Law Reports, properly the fecond volume to
N° 3327; which contains five books of the Reports.
This begins with the fixth book, & is continued to the
end of the eleventh. The hand & the form of writing
the fame. The arms of the D. of Grafton are in this
volume. The Reports feem to be abridged from fome
larger volume, printed or MS*, to the pages of which
they refer. xvn.
3921.
M. TuL Ciceronis, de Officiis. libri 3. Codex mem-
branaceus, eleganter fcriptus et ornatus. xv.
3922.
Hermolai Barbari, contra Poetas, &c. Epiftolae 3 A* 1455.
Sequitur Epiftola ejufdem Hermolai. Codex mem-
branaceus.
xv.
3923-
1. S. Auguftini, de confli&u vitiorum & virtutum,
liber. xiv.
1. — de Spiritu & Anima, liber.
3. Petri Blefcnfis Compendium fuper Job;
4. S. Bernardi Meditations. " Multi multa fciunt."
5. Hugonis de S.Vi&ore, de infiitutione No vitiorum,
liber.
6. Colle&iones Theologicae, Precas, & Meditationes.
7. Innocentii 3, Papae, de con tempt u mundi, liber.
8. Chryfoftomi quaedam.
Codex membranaceus.
[3924—3938. Ofiavo.'}
3924-
M. Tullii Ciceronis, de Officiis libri 3.
Codex membranaceus, etiam numero392iornatior. xv~
39 2 5-
1. M.Tullii Ciceronis de inventione Rhetorica, libri 2.
xv.
2. Au&oris incerii Rhetoricorum ad Herenium,
libri 4,
Codex membranaceus fcriptura elcgantia fpe&abilis.
Ad finem libri 2 1 de Inventione haec ponitur infcriptio.
" Hie Liber eft Petri Loyfii Domini Loyfii de Guicciar-
dinis de Florentia, fub annis noftri falvatoris xxxi.
^i. e. 143 1 .) tempore Papas Eugenii iiii."
3926.
S. Auguftini Hip. epi, in 1 Epiftolam S. Johannis, Ho-
miliac 10. Codex membranaceus, in fine mutilus. x.
3927.
1. Catechifmus, auctoritate Ed. 6. Ludimagiftris com-
mendatus : cui nomen Rex, propria manu, plus femei
inlcripiit. Adjun&i effe dicuntur Articuli, de quibus in
Synodu inter Epifcopos & alios eruditos convenerat, fed
non adl'unt. Videtur fuiffe examplar unde impreffus eft
liber au&oritate regii } notse enim typographorum in
marg'ne extant. xvi.
4 3928. Mileti
Digitized by
Bibliotheeafc Harleianise*
97
Num. 392$— 3935«
3928.
Jailed, Laodicenfis epifcopi, de miraculis & aflumptibrie
S. Johannis Apoftoli. Codex membn imperfe&us.
XIII.
3929-
Henrici Spelmanni Palaiographia, cam additionibus Jo-
hannis Covelli. Liber chartaceus de abbreviationibus
in MSS. Latinis* Vid. 6353* 7.
393°v
1. De natura locorum habitabilium, liber.
2. Jacobi de Valle, Scholarium.
3. Commentarius brevis in N. Teftamentura.
Codex membranaceus.
393 1 -
M. Tullii Ciceronis* de officii^ libri 3.
Codex chartaceus, fcripturi mediocri.
XVII.
XIV.
XV.
3932.
M. Tullii Cic^ronis, Ithetoricbrum, ad Herenium,
libri 4. Codex membr. elegaCis. xv.
3933-
Code* prima parte membranaceus, deinde chartaceus.
Continens,
1. M. H.Vidae poema de Bombyce, in membran& fcrip-
tum. Titulus in ipfo codice eft, " Marci Hieronymi Vidae
Creinonens. Canonici regulari6 de Bombyce libri duo."
Videtur ergo fcriptus Codex antequam Albas Epifcopatum
nadus fuerat Vida ; et antequam poema ultimas au&oris
curas fubierat. Longe igitur ab edd. differt, ut etiam
ab i -itio videri poteft.
* c Dii quibus inJiderint parvis reptantibus oliiji
Naturas, quaj rila vomunt (cceleftia divum
Dona) quibus Tyrio perfufas murice veftis
Regibus intexunt, templifque, arifque deorum
Expediam, egregium Veneris pecus.'*
Nunc vero fic incipit
44 Quo* mores, quas aut parvis reptantibus artes
luppiter addiderit, quae fila tenacia ferum
Ore vomunt faturse, vos mecum evolvite, Nymphae
Seriades.**
Definit hoc exemplar commate imperfetto, fed deeft
tantum verfus unicus; fcilicet,
• 8 Et meritis gratas fibi devinxere puelias."
a. Sequitur " Antonii Panhormitae Laureati poema-
turn et profarum Liber, ad Lamolam v. c\." fuper chart*
fcriptus. Ant. Panormita*, proprio nomine Beccatelli,
(de quo agit Rofcoe, in Vita Laur. Med. Tom. 1 . p. q 1 .)
varia extant opera ; hunc vero Librum (vel potius Libros,
duo enim funt) inter laudatos ab hiftoricis non in-
venio. Incipit his verbis.
" Define me placidA verbis aducere terr&,
Define ine domina diflbciare me&."
Continet Verfus et Epiftolas, fine certo ordine permiftas,
3934-
firaecifmus, liber metricus, cum commentario : de
Rhetorica agens.
" Eft proprie meta trans Gnece formatio plafma."
Scriptus eit A.D. 1 354 : & olim crat S. Nicolai prope
Cufam. ' xiv.
3935-
t)e initiis & incrementis Pratmonftratenfium, liben
Codex membranacjeus, litaris quadrat!* fcriptus. xu.
CUr. Haul. Vol. UL
Num. 393 6 ~3944-
3936.
D; Juhii JuvfiWliS Satifarum Liber. Codex chartaceus,
cum gloflis. 'xv.
3937-
t. Magna Charta, & Charta de Forefta Ed, 3. xiv.
2. Statuta de Merton, Marleberge, Weltmanafterim
Glouceftre, Wynton, &c.
3. Britton, liber juridicus, Gallice. 8vt>.
3938-
1. De Vitis Philofophorum, Ubellus : a Thalete, &c.
ad Prifcianiim. Foliis 78. Subjicituri ad finem Coditis,
index Philofophorum alphabeticus.
2. A folio 80; ad folium 1 08 j colle&io eft diclorum
memorabilium.
3. Colleftio fabiilarUm et hiftoriarutn ex variis hifto-
rich : pracmiflis verfibug elegiacis 48. 108. b.
Cbdcx chartaceus, folibrum 149. Au&oris vel Col-
le&oris nomen nufquam apparet.
[3939—3959- Quarto^
3939-
Johannis EvangeHum, cum ClofTa. Codex membranaceus.
xiu
394°-
Leliivre dfe Jeh; de Mandtville, chevalier^ le queil
fuc ney du pais d'engletcre, le queil parlc de Teftat de la
terre, et de tnarveiHes que il y a wues. .
This Copy of Sir J. Mandeville, in French, may per-
haps contain fomething curious. xv.
2. A Hiftory from the creation to the time of Ifaac ;
in French* Imperfefb. u Quant dex out fait 1* ceil la
terre." On Vellum.
394i-
Ifidori Hifpideniis Epifcopi, Originum flv£ £tymologia-
rmn, libri 20, ix.
Liber quondam S. Petri Gemetecenfk. Cod« meto-
branaceus, venerabilis.
3942-
i. Regiftrum Brevium Ed. 3.
XIV.
2. Chartas, Magna, Edw. 3. de Forefla, de Merton,
Marleberge, Weftmonafterio, Glouccitria, Wintonia,
Statuta, &c. 16c.
3943- •
Chaucer's loves ofTroilus& Crefleide, in five books.
An old Copy on vclluin. Bought at Mr. Rawlinfon's
Sale of MSS. 1734. ct This has been collated by
Wm. Thomas, Efq.'* xv.
3944-
P. Virgilii Maronis Opera, cum SrhoHfe. Scil. ^Ineis^
Bucolica. Georgica. Incipit iEn. fme verfibus fuppofi.
tiis, u Hie ego qui quondam, 99 &c.
Codex, ut mihi videtur, facculo xv cui afligr.atus eft,
multo antiquior, et colhtione dignus.
Defunt verfus de Helen!, in libro Secundo.
Cc
Thfc
Digitized by
9 8
Catalogus Librorurn MSS.
Num. 3945 — 3949-
3945-
The old Chronicle of England, called Brute, down to
Ed. 2 ; Imperfect In tht noble lande sfSurte.
This is on Vellum, & though it has fome chafms, is
more likely to be nfefiil than 3740, being written with
more care, & lei's defaced. XIV *
3946.
Gregorii i,-Papse, Liber paftoralis: -Wuror. Codex
membranaceus, Uteris Gothicis fcriptus.
XIV.
3947. & 3948.
Miflina:, five Legis Divinse repetitionis, libri 3. Latine
ab Ifaace Abendana. xvn.
Titulus in pofteriore Codiceitafe habet. « Volumen
Primum (fecundum) n3C^O Deuterofis, feu Legis Divmae
repetitio, atque largior explicatio, Moyfi ore tenus tradita,
et fic conitituta traditione orali ad Patres denvata.
Tandem a R. Juda Sandus cognominato m ufum Poi-
teritatis fcriptis comprehenfa. Latinitate donata^ atque
Notis in variis locis illuftrata ab lfaaco Abendana."
Codices Chartacei.
3949-
1. Rhetoricorum, ad Herennium, libri 4. A.D. 1430.
xv.
2. De raemoria artificial^ Kpiftola ; " Qualiter hoino
ad recordandum de pluribus." . 3°3-»-
3. Poema morale. " Refte vivendi doarinam five
cavendi." verfibus leoninis. 3°5- b -
4. De reprobatione Amoris, Traftatus 2. " Cum per
varias amoris vias." . 3.) 1 • b -
5. Biria, five P. Ovidii Nafonis (falfo didus) hber, de
procatione Jovis erga Alcmenam. A.D. 1431. 320. b.
" Ardet in Alcmenam Saturnius, atque beatum
Amphitruona probans fe dolet effe Joverfi."
6. Fragmentum libri profaici de Ariftotele. 327. b.
7. Fragmentum Grammatics metricac. 330.
8. Bafilii de Inftitutis Juvenum liber, Latine rcdditus
per Leonardum Aretinum, cum praefatione Aretini.
Scriptus A.D. 1447. Extat idem ad Num. 2678.
9. Petri Pauli Vergerii de ingenuis moribus hber.
Scriptus 1449. 335*
10. Plutarchi de Educatione liberorum tractatus,
Latine, per Guarinum Veronenfem. Idem extat etiam
n. 2678.3. . 343-
11. Gafparini Barzizii de Compofitione liber.
347- b -
1 2. L. An. Senecae Ethica minor. A.D. 145 1 / . 35°-
13. Leonardi Aretini Ifagogicon moralis difciplina:.
A.D. 1455. 35 1 - 0 -
14. Querela virtutis ad Mercurium Deorum inter-
pretem. 355*
15. B. Pauli Eremitae -Vita. 355- b -
16. S. Hieronymi oratio de contemptu Vitse. 357.
17. de Vita Malchi monachi.
. 358. b -
!8. — ~— - de Paphnucio heremite libellus.
360.
19. — de Paulo S. Antonii difcipulo.
361.
de Officio liberorum erga parentes
epiftola. . ^ a 3 6l - b -
Codex Chartaceus, fcriptura non obfcura.
Num. 3950 — 3959-
395°-
Pfalterium, cum Calendario, Litania, & hymnis. Codex
membranaceus. x l v «
395 1 -
Memorials of Mefs'' Arnaults & de la Fonds, Secretaries
to the Marquis de Rofny, Ambafladour in England,
a° 1 6 03 : " This was tranflated out of Monfr. de Sully's
Memoirs by Henry Hyde at Cologne, a" 1654, by the
command of his Father, fince E. of Clarendon,. Ld.
High Chancellor of England. H. Rochester, (figned)
Cornbury, Sept. 7. 1684." xv »-
3952.
The Life of the Virgin Mary ; a Poem by JohnLydgate.
See alfo n. 3862. The arguments of the firft 37
chapters are wanting, but the Poem feems complete.
3953-
1. M. Tullii Ciceronis, de finibus, libri 5.
z. Academicarum Queeftionum liber
primus. Codex chartaceus.
xv.
3954-
1. Sir John Mandeville's Travails, with unfiniflied
illuminations. xlv#
a. Infantia Salvatoris : an old EnglifhPoem. " Lord
God in Trinite."
3. Meritum Mifiae : a Poem in Englifh.
4. Medicina contra peccata : a Poem. D°.
5. " Septem opera Eleemofmae, feptem facramenta
Ecclefra, & 7 virtutes principales :" in Englifli Verfe.
6. Filius Regis mortuus eft. An Englilh Poem, with
that Latin burden.
7. Piers Plowman, in eight parts.
A Vellum MS. diftinttly written throughout.
3955-
P. Virgilii Maronis JEneis : cum Glofla : A° 13&5.
Codex Chartaceus Defunt Vcrfus " Jamque adeo,"
&c. fed omiffio veteri manu in margine notatur. xiv.
3956-
Titi Livii Decas prima: Scripta a° 1427.
membrana et charta compofitus.
Codex ex
XV.
3957-
Eufebii Caefarienfis Chronicon, ab Hicronymo ; cum
continuatione Hieronymi, & Profperi Aquitanici.
Codex membranaceus, fumma cura fcriptus. xiv.
3958.
1. Vitae S. Barlaam, & Jofaphat ; £ Graeco Johannis
Damafceni. XIII#
2. Vita S. Brendani Abbatis.
3. Petri Comeftoris, Sermonum liber. Et alia frag-
menta theologica.
Codex membranaceus.
3959-
An Inventory or Schedule of records with copious extra&s
relating to the Eftates of the Earl of Warwick, &c.
in EfTex, &c. about the year 1662. fol. 39. xvn.
1, An Indenture 1632, between Robt. Earl of Warw.
& Robt. Ld. Rich, his fonj k Xtian Countefs of Devon,
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
99
Num. 3959— 39 62 -
Tho. Ld. Bruce, &c. Wm. Ld. Say & Sealc, Robt. Ld.
Brook, Sir Rich. Everard, & Sr. Tho. Wroth, &c. about
the Manors of Chatham, Fifield, Parflow, Hadleigh,
Southall, Lowling, & Stanfgate, & the Reftory of Pit-
tlewell, &c. all in Eflex ; and the Manors of the faid
E. of Warw. in Com. Northampton & Norfolk.
A Recovery, 1659, betw. Launcelot Lake, Efq. Gil-
bert Gerrard, Efq. &c. of the Manors of Leeze, Brain-
tree, Felfted, Bromfield, Patchinghall, Woodhall, Aft-
line, Muchwaltham, Rochford, Eaftwood, Hackwell,
& other Manors, &c. in EiTqc, & the Hundreds of Roch-
ford, Ongar & Harlow, &c.
3. An Indenture, 1659, betw. Charles E. of Warw.
Montjoy Earl of Newport, &Edw. E, of Manchefter, &c.
about the fame, &c.
6. A Fine, &c. in which the above & other Manors,
Churches, &c. in Eflex are fully expreffed.
8-9. The fame & other places, &c.
11. Aft of Parliam 1 to fecure to Rich. Ld. Rich, &c.
the Manor of Braintiy againft the Bp. of London & Dean
& Chapter of St. Paul's, 2d of Eliz.
The Advowfon of Coggelhail, &c. in Eflex, 4 E- &
1 2. Indenture 31 H. 8. touching the Manor & Church
of Fifield, Manor Ladyhall, &c. in Moreton, &c.
14. Fines, &c. about the above, and other Manors in
Effex, &c.
26. Grant of P.& M. to Rich, Ld. Rich, to erea a
founda ion in the Church of Felfted of attoplain, &
make the Parifhioners & Churchwardens a Body Politick
& Corporate, to purchafe Lands of 50 1. per Ann. &c.
Alfo fines about the above, & other lands, &c. in EfTex,
&c.
30, &c. Robt. E. of Warw. by his Will, 1653, devifed
Warwick-houfe, &c. with divers remainders ; then fol-
lows a fine touching the above, & divers other Manors,
&c. in EfTex, Rentals, &c. of the Honor of Raileigh.
38-9. " Memd. iinder thefe writings are feveral old
deeds & grants to & from Sr. Xtopher Hatton .& his
family. "
H> 8. granted to Sr. Rich. Rich &c. the Priory of
Leeze & divers other Manors, Churches, &c. in EfTex,
& lands belonging to the Mon'afteries of Feverfham &
Clarkenwell, &c.
[3960—3977. Folio.']
3960.
Regiftrum Chartarum Monafterii S. Mariae de Melros.
A handfome folio of 1 1 9 leaves, well written on Parch-
ment, & in good prefervation. It has no Index, but
the Names of Perfons & Places, &c. but the Names of
Perfons & Places, &c. at top of each Charter, &c. xv.
3961.
Integra Decima domini Regis in Com. Wiltes. 9 H. 8.
Sic inferibitur Codex. Et eft Terrarium Manerior.
de Netylton, Grutleton, Kyngton, Cryftmalford, Bad-
bury, Wynterbourne, Idmyfton, Somerhame, Ayfli-
bury in Com. Berks. Camely, Weftcoker, Nony,
Pulle, Brodewinfore, Efteftoke, & Mudford. Codex
membranaceus, folia habens 206, bene confervatus,&c.
Liber olim Henrici Spelman, militis. u Bought
in
Mr. Rawlinfon's fale.'
XVI.
3962.
'Eufebii Caefarienfis Chronicon, cum continuatione
Hieronymi & Profperi ; et Indice alphabetico An-
drea Juliani Veneti. xy.
Num. 3963—3968,
39 6 3-
Pub. Virgilii Maronis Opera : et etiam Moretum, Copa,
« Eft & Non," De viro bono, Diras, Culex,&c. Codex
membranaceus, pulcher, ornatus. * Continet Verfus
" Jamque adeo," &c. .. ^y.
39 6 4-
Proceffus & Clamea ad Coronationem R.Jacobi *.
A Book formerly the property of K. James, The
Clamcas are the Claims of par tic. Perfons. xvii.
39 6 -5-
Liber Hymnorum Ecclefiafticorum, cum noris Muficis.
axrraXof. Codex membr. At the end, a printed Copy
of the 10 Commandments & 23d Ffalm in Arabic.
A fpecimen for the Society for promting Chriftian
Knowledge. * xv.
3966.
1. Pedigrees of the Nobility of England : with an
alphabetical Index. xvn.
2. of Families in Oxfordfhire ; with an
alphabetical Index : being a Copy of C. 27. in the
Heralds Office, copied at Lefted 1665, by Francis
Nowers. 91*
0. Part of another book of Arms & Pedigrees of Ox-
fordfhire families, 9 to 41 inclufive, with an alphabetical
Index.
4* Another colle&ion of Arms & Quarterings of
Oxfordfliire families, handfomely tricked with a Pen,
with an Index at the End.
Thefe are, bound up with other Pedigrees & Arms
relating to the fame County, of which fee more in 5812..
39 6 7-
A folio of 170 pages written on paper, with an alpha-
betical Index at the beginning ; on the 1 ft page of
which is the following account of it by Wanley.
" This book, containing the defcripts. of the antient
Devonfhire gentry, was laboured and written by Hugh
Cotgrave, Richmond Herald ; and foon after peru fed
& approved by Perfons learned in Heraldical Knowledge.
Raphe Brook, York Herald, hath made divers additions
thereunto ; from whofe Executors, or Relations, it feem-
eth to have paffed into theHands of Sr.Wm.Segar,Garteh
His Great Grandfon Mr. Simon Segar (whofe hand-
writing is alfo here fufficiently apparent) fold it to James
Mickleton ^now of Grayes Inn Efq.) who kindly gave it
to him, who, this 27 March, 1716, as frankly prefented it
Your Lordfhip's moft obliged h thankful Servant
H. Wanley."
3968.
1. Genealogiae Familiarum Comitatuura Oxoniae &
Buckinghamiae : cum Indice alphabetico. xvii.
2. A Table of the Defcent of K. Charles u from
Adam : made by William Grafton 3 C. 1. 100,
3. Nomina & Infignia principalium Praefectuum, qui
Califiae obfidioni adfuerunt, 20 E.3. A.D. 1346. 1 14.
4. Wages 5c Diet of the Officers at that Siege. 130.
5. A Roll of the Fleet 0/ E. 3. before Calice, a° 1359-
132.
6. The Names & Armes of the Nobility & Gentry of
Eflex & Bedfordfliire : with an alphabetical Index. The
whole is neatly written & tricked, & well preferved.
134. to 180.
3969. Codex
Digitized by
IOO
CataldguS Librorurii MSS-
Kiim. 3069*
3969.
Codex mcmbranaccu^, 6 colledione Thomac Baker, qui
haec in fecundo folio annotavit. " Volumen hoc con-
tinet tradatu* viginti diverforum audorum, quorum
nomina rccitanmr in indicc ad cakem Codicis. Rm-
cijla folia excifa funt mal£ manu." — Multa etiam in
margine per toium volumen annotavit T. Baker. Trac-
tate vero, rede enumerati, funt viginti duo. xn.
1. Gulielmi Malmclburienfis, de didis & fadismemo-
rabilibus Philofophorum, libri 3. Defunt quindecim
capita priora. Liber incipit a capire decimo fexto.
2. Aurclii Magni Cafliodori, Senatoris, de Orthogra-
phia liber. Prccmittitur pra;fatio, quae in Purfchii col-
ledione (2275) non occurrit, eta Guil. Malmeiburienfi,
qui hos Onhographos collegit, fcripta videtur. v. Bakeri
notam.
3. Capri de Onhographia Liber. Putfch. 2239.
4* Agrecii Ars. Putlch. 2265.
5. Aibini Onhographia. Apponenda eft Bakeri an-
notatio. 44 Liber iftc recenfetur in Catalogo operum Al-
cuini, a Lelando, Baleo, et Pitfeo contexto : his tamen
neutiquam vifus fuit, alioquin non reticuifTent prima
verba, ab eis fuo nivtecitata, ubi Audor eis notus et
vifus eft. Liber hie, perinde ac fequens Beds, integri
non cxhibentur a Gui. Malmlburienfi, fe tefte. In col-
ledione Putfchii Liber hie, incipiens ab JRternus^ JEtas^
equusy cquitas, &c, Bed«e adferibitur. Integer autem
non exhibetur."
6. Bedae Onhographia. Ad finem hujus tradatus de
fe et fua Orthographorum colledione loquitur G. Malmfc
burienfis.
7. CtJiiforini de Die Natali fiagmentum ; incipiens ab
his verbis in cap. 4 0 . 44 reperiri aves que ante ova gignatre
fint," ufquead verba,' 4 niaxime fpondasutn et pyrrichium,"
in cap. 14. Fragmehti incerti audoris. (ut ab Iiavercampo
dicitur) fed quod hie luculenter Cenforino adferiptum
eft, et cum opere de Die Natali, ita corijuodum, ut
nequaquam divclli poflit. Apparet ergo fine duhio
Cenforini effe. Notandum etiam, occurrere in hoc ex-
emplar! lediones varias obfervatione dignifiimas.
8. Apuleii de Seda Platonic^ libri duo ; fcilicet,
De Dogmate Platon'u Liber ^ aauptxot ; a verbis, 44 e(Te
fadum etnon folum nullam partem horum extra orbem
relinqui," &c. ad finem, confufus cum ejufdem de PbiUfo-
pbia morali. (Apud Aid. 161. b.) Qui vero hicfecundus
liber dicitur, eft ejufdem De Mundo, ad Fauftinum
Filium.
9. Apuleii de Deo Socratis liber, enter* .
10. De Phyfiognomia liber, ex Ariftotele ; Apuleio, in
indice veteri adferiptus. Codex hinc alia manu
fcriptus eft.
1 1. Marbodi (de quo num. 3^53- 2 ) Poema de lapi-
dibus. Cum Commentario. Exemplar egregium, et
eorum qu« vidi optimum, v. etiam Bakeri notam.
12. Fragmentum Apuleii de Deo Socratis ; mutilum in
initio et fine.
13. Ejufdem de Dogmate Platonis liber, a*to%*o , iterum
earn tradatu de Philofophia morali coujundus.
1 4. Prifciani Solutiones Phyficorum de quibus dubi-
tavit Chofdroe rex Perfarum.
15. Chronicon breve ufq; ad Tempus Theodofii. 1 .
16. Hiftorit Trojanoruro, arfAtret. 44 Pelias rex Peio-
j;onnenfium."
17. Phyficon protheron, 44 Amultis prudentibus viris."
18. Alberici, Didaminum radii.
i£. Johannis Salefburienfis (Sive Sariflburienfis) de
Septfem Septtnis liber. De hoc libro ita T Bakerus.
44 Tradatus ifte nondum (quodfeiam) excufus eft, nee
tlulo quidem notus, vel Lelajado, vel Baleo, ya\ Pni*o,
Num. 3969—3974.
Sec.' 9 Add! pbteft quod nec Fabricio innotuit. Deeft
folium in fine.
20. Joachimi Flor. Abbatis, in Apocalypfin expofitio.
21. Tradatus iihpcrffcdus, de proefagiis tetnpordm.
2:. S. Hieronymi, de perpetua virginitate B, Maria
liber, adverfus Iiclvklium.
397°-
u Regiftrum Cartarum Monafterii & Ecclcfise Cathe-
dralis Bathonienfis."
This fmall folio of 35 leaves parchment not well pre-
ferved, feems only a copy of Charters, & Indentures
moftly in Englifli, relating to the above Cathedral 5c
Churches. The principal of which are as follows,
1. Dottius five Hofpitalis Sci Jotiis Willfii Hallewey
Prior, Carta ejus 28 H. 8. 3.
2. Ecctia de Longe Aflieton, et Ecctia de Carton. 4.
3. Ecciiac de Walton, Stanton-Prior etKylveton. 5.
4. Ecctia de Carye, & Southeftoke. 6.
5. Ecctia de Ufcom, Bathefton, et Englifcombe. 7.
6. Ecctia de Stallo, Ecctia de Wtfton. 8.
7. Indenture of Rich. Chapeman, 26 H% 8. 10.
8. Indenture of Thorn. Lyenmelynn, D u . 1 2.
9. South-ftoke, Indenture of Thos. Smith, &c.
10. Indenture of Will. Kent & Alianor. 15.
1 1. Indentura Dionyfiae Gamewyne et Jotiis fil. ejus.
29 II. 8. ' 16.
1 2. Indentures of John Baynes, Tho. & Robt. Bradley,
&c. 17.
13. Indent, of Wm. Pole of Combe, qo H. 8. 20.
14. Indent, of John Gaye of Lyncombe. 1538. 22.
45. Indentures of John Reynes, & Lawrcn* Rallers,
&c. 24.
1 6. Indentures of Walter Adams, & Ifabell Foftcr af
Stapulforde, 29 H. 8. 25.
1 7. Indenture of John Brow (ham, 30 H. 8. 26'.
1 8. of Wm. Gamege, D° 2;.
ig. . — of Wm. Cupper, 29 H. 8. 28.
20. of Jn. Clement Alderman of Bath. 92.
2r. of Robt. Cock* of Kelvefton. & Rolx.
of Rich. Cokks and John Busflie.
3 2 - 34-
Aprice.
22. —
3971-
An hiftorical Poem on Charlemagne, & the Hibernian
Saints; in German, Vellum. xv.
397 2 -
Concilii Bafilienfis Decretaet Gefta, a° 1418. xv.
Cum originalibus collata per Mic. Galteri Notarium
ipfius Concilii. Codex membranaceus.
3973-
Hiftoria FundationisEcclefia Petri Ratifponns, & Sando-
rum Hibemenfium. Codex memb. Videtur de iiUlcin
rebus agere que tr^dantur in num° 397 1. cum quo in
forma confentit admodum. xiv.
3974-*
Aymoini (qui et llaimo dic r ) Monachi Floriacenfis, de
gcltis Francorum, Liber. Codex ineuibranaceus, bene
fcriptus. xin.
i. Hiftoria
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleiaftae.
id*
Num. 3975 — -39 8 ^»
• 3975<
x. Hiftoria Obfidionis & interceptionis urbis Silvsedu-
cenfis, fub Grobendonckio, a° 1629. Codex chartaceus.
XVII.
3976*
Hi 2, (JEneae Sylvii) Papae, Cofmographiae liber. Editus
apud Stephanos, 1^09 4to. Codex membranaceus :
cum lcone Pii II. intrit primam literam depido. xv.
3977-
Monafterii S. £dmiindi de Bergo, liber confuetudinarius.
1 Liber elegans, membranaceus, in folto minore, nota-
tus 1 24 j et infr& x 1 2, amiffis 4 foliis, poll. p. S9. xiv.
3978.
A vellum book of the Services for Saints days, in French,
with illuminations. xiv.
3979-
1 . Traite des droits du Roy de France, fur les Eftats du
de Lorraine. 1 .
2. Ludovici R. 14. Conflitutio, pro reformatione
legum, 25.
3. Des Difmees feod£es. 35.
4. Praenotionumjuridicarum, five de principiis, natura,
au&oribus, interpretibus, totaq; arte juris civilis, libro-
rum quinq; feries. 45.
5. Du reftabliflement des Eftudes, & de la reforma-
tion des Univerfi ties. 51.
6. De quelle maniere il a efte pourveu en divers temps
aux dignite & benefices Ecdefiaftiques. 107.
7. Article 1 de la Refpome au Boucher d'Eftat : ou il
eft traitte de la veritable fin du Roy en fon entree aux
Pais-Bas. 121.
8. Des Cas privilegiez & delits communs, & du juge-
ment des Evefques. 153.
9. Des Royaumes de Burgongne et d* Aries, et de la
fouverainete des Pais de Provence, Dauftne, Savoye,
Brefle, Dombes, Franche Compte, &c. 214.
10. Difcours fur le Delit commun, et Cas privilegie.
222.
11. De la Claufe, " Motu proprio et du pouvoir du
Roy a Tegard de Bulles.
E colle&ione Seguier.
3980.
La Difcipline Ecclefiaftique des Eglifes Reformers de
France.
A Paper book containing 183 pages clofely written.
3981.
c< La Clavicule de Salomon, Roy des Hebreux, traduite
de la langue Hebraique en Italien, par Abraham Co-
lorno, par Ordre de fon Alteffe hereuillime de Man-
toue/ et mife nouvellement en Fran£ois." A Paper
book of 99 pages, with many diagrams.
3982.
1. Onofandri Strategicus, feu de Imperatoris inftitu-
tioue liber, Latini. xvi.
2. iEliani Ta&ica, feu de inftruendis aciebus, liber,
per Theodorum Theflalonicenfem Latine converfus.
Codex chartaceus.
Cat. Harl. Vol, 111.
Num. 39 8 3— 39 8 9*
3983-
1. Le Romarj de Florimont en vers : compote, eri
1224 par Aymes ou Aimdn de Chantillon. EcritTait
1323. xiv.
2. Le Roman en profe. A very curious old MS. on
Vellum j from the collection of Nicholas Jofeph Foucault.
984.
Synopfeos Ecclefiafticae antiquitatis, pars i*. Scripta per
Petrum 1 halaffium. Liber chartaceus.
39 8 5-
Catalogus Codicum MSS. J. E. Grabei, quae fato de-
fiin&us poft fe reliquit; xvin.
In the firft leaf is written ; " This Catalogue of the
Reverend Dr. Grabe's MSS. is humbly prefented to the
Earl of Oxford & Mortimer, Lord High Treafurer of
Great Britain, by his Lordfhip's moft obedient & mof^
humble Servant Rob. Nelson." 26 June 17 2. Signed
by Robert Nelfon himfelf. The whole, fairly written,
occupies 2 5 fides, 4to.
3986*. .
t» S. Bernardi Sermones quidam, fuper tribus foliw
fcripti. xrv.
2. Liber Theologicus et moralis, 70 capitibus.
3. Fragmenta Theologica. Codex membranaceus.
3987*
A paper book of various fragments on law & divinity,
collected by Sir Simonds D/Ewes.
1. Memoranda on legal fubje&s, begun alphabetically,
2. A Sermon with this remarkable infeription, figned
by the writer. " A copie of a marriage §ermon written by
Paul D'Ewes late of Stowhall in the Countie of Suffolk
Efquire, with his owhe hande ; being the verie Sermon,
I conceive, preached by Mr. Creech, Vicar of Axminfter,
on Tuefday the 10th day of December A.D> 1594. A° 37
Reg. Eliz. at the marriage of the faid Paul D'Ewes, who
that day efpoufed in the Parochial Church of Axminfter
c aforefaid, in the County of Devon, Diffilia the daughter
& heire of Richard Simonds, then of Wy craft Caftle, in
the Counrie aforefaid, Efquire. Simonds D'Ewes/*
The two firft leaves feem to be loft.
3. A very confufed colle&ion of fcraps, of little or no
value.
39 88.
1. An old treatife on Grammar, in French.
" Ci commence la maniere de language, que enfeingnc
bien adroit parler et efcrire doulcz Franqois/' .
2. Forms of Letters in French*
The whole on Vellum.
39^
Commentarius in A. Perfii fatiras, per au&orem ignotum,
qui Juvenalem etiam annotaverat, ut ipfe ait in primo
folio. Nomen Dartbh non abfimilis ifti folio fubferibi
videtur. Codex h charta et membrana permillis,
conftans foliis fcriptis 81. cum tabuld. pracfixA, ver-
borum quae in fingulis foliis explicaiitur. xv«
A Papet
Digitized by
102
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 3990 — 3°97-
399°.
A Paper Volume, containing the Triumphs, Songs , and
Sonnets of t etrarch, in Italian. The ten firft leaves
wanting. xv "
399 1 -
A Book of Songs, & Poems, many of them political, of
the time of the republic. There are alfo many tranf-
cribed from various authors, and feveral in French.
XVII.
3992.
A Romance in French Verfe, defeaive at each end.
On vellum. xv.
Liber olim S. Nicholai prope Cufom.
3993-
Colle&anea de militari, et aliis rebus, codex Chartaceus.
Adverfaria viri cujufdam do£ti, fed perobfcura. xvn.
3994'
1. Carta Magna, dc Forefta, Weftmonafterii, Win-
toniae, Mertonisc, &c. xiv.
2. Re^ittrum Cancellariae.
3995-
1. S. Bonaventurx, Breviloquium de veritate Theo-
logian # 3
2. Traftatus capkum 48 de Excellentia J. X u .
3. . de inftruendis novitiis.
4. NicolaiPaprRegulae.
5. S. Bafilii Regulae, 5 libris.
6. Regulae Pauh & Stephani.
7. Expofitio Regulae S.Auguftini.
8. S. BenediSi, Abbatis Regula.
9. Au&or incertus de terra fanQa.
10. Brochardi Teutonici Defcriptio Terrae fan&ae.
Codex membranaceus.
399 6 -
€C Navigation de la Mer, avec les havres, raddes, Pro-
fonditez, Dangers, et approchemens des coftes, depuis
le fleuve Humber, Nort; couftoyant alentour du
Roy iulme d'Efcoce, tirant aux Ifles Orchades, et
Hebrides, jufques a la Mulle de Gallouay, et la Ri-
viere de Solway. Premierement compofee par Alex-
ander Lyndefay, Efco(Toy, foubz le commandement
du Roy cTEicoffe Jaques cinquiefme du nom, et dtpuis
remife en fon entier, avec augmentation, et illuftration
de plufieurs figures, et defcriptions ti es neceffaires pour
la Navigation ParNicolas de Nicolay, du Daulphine,
Geographe du Roy/' Dedicated to the Cardinal of
Lorraine. Ihe Author alfo in his Dedication fpeaks
of having been at the Court of Henry vm.
A beautiful MS. of 44 pages, on Vellum: with
diagrams* xvi.
3997-
Q. Horatii Flacci Opera, hoc ordine difpofita. 1. Ars
Poetica. 2. Odae. 3. Epiftolae. 4. Satire. Codex
chartaceus* xv.
XV*
Num. 3998 — 4002.
399 8 -
1. Deanimahominis, Liber. " Sic dicitur anima e*
Deo." XVIU
2. A- Letter to Sr. Fr. Knowles againft Dr. Bancroft,
of the Divine authority of Bifhops. Z'* :
3. Whether Chrift defcended into Hell or no, m
Soul. 33- b -
4. That Marriage after Divorce for Adultery if
lawful. 35*
5. A Collection of pithy fayings. 6 1 .
6. Two Treatifes againft bowing at the Name Jefus.
66.
7. A Dialogue between a Non-conformift & a Con-
formift. . 8l#
8 Serious Meditations upon the obfervation, that a
Pot of Pewter or Lead, being full, will not melt on a
hot fire, but empty it will melt. J 02.
9. Dr. Conant's 1 1 Lectures at Allhallows on Fridays,
1657. m
10. Short Effays on the Game of Bowling, AflliSioiis,
&c. Mi-
ll. Metempfychofis, a Satyrical Poem : by Ed. Smrh.
" / fin* the pr ogres of a deatbles Souk." 1 < 3.
12. A Diocefan's Letter about the Oath for Con-
formity. l &7-
13. A ftiort view of the Prclatical Church of England.
173-
14. Three facred Poems. 19^
15. The Difcipline of the reformed Church of Guern-
fey, Jerfey, Sarck, & Orkney, 15,6,
16. Petition of the Prelbyterian Minifters.
A Paper book.
3999-
1. Le Trefor de'Maifter Jehan de Mehun : avec
Pein&ures. xv.
2. A 1 rench Poem with this title, " Parce michi,
Domine, nichil enim funt dies mei."
3. Traite pour radrefier a Dieulicuer defuoye. ■
A vellum MS, carefully illuminated.
4OOO.
An Epiftolary Difcourfe in French, to Q. Eliz. in defence
of the Proteftant Religion, & againft Mary Q. of
Scots, &c. xv.
The original marks on the vellum Cover are preferred
within, & Tome pofleffor has made this judicious obferva-
tion upon them. " The Ciphers on the outfide of tliis
book, viz. E. R. A.F. H. feem to fignify Elizabeth*
Regina Anglian, Franciae, et Hibernian, from whence I
collect that ihis Book came out of the Queen's Clofct."
In the fame hand is alfo written an argument & expla-
nation of the fubjett.
4OOI.
" Lcs Croniques abregees du commencement^ Monde
jufquts au temps pape Jehan 22 : extraites de Bibie,
& des Yftoires fcolaftiques, & des Croniques Vincent/'
A Vellum MS. a little imperfefit at the end ; one of
Baker's colle&ion, & illustrated by his marginal notes.
XTV.
4002.
" Hiftoire de la Hierarchie dans PEg v fe. Abregc des
divers affais par les quels a pafte les theologie de France,
fur ce qu'on appelle les liberies del'Eglife Gailicane."
XVII.
6 1. Syl #
Digitized by
Googl
Biblioth«cae Harleianae.
103
Num. 4003-^-4010.
4°°3-
1 Svl. Giraldi Cambrenfis, Topographia Hibernfee.
; XIV.
2. Galfredi Arthuri Monumetenfis,degeftis Britonum,
hbri * o»
3. Fragmentum Hiftoriae brevioris ab Ina rege
incipi°ns.
Codex hucufque membranaceus, excerpta quae le-
qiiuntur in charta fcripta funt, et manu multo recentiore.
4. Tranfcripta ex Johanne Majore Scoto^de HiberniA,
et de fucceffione Regum Scotiae. xvi.
4004.
1. Cafus varii Juris Anglicani. Gallic^, xvi.
2. Chartse Johanni Eftrete concedentes Manerium de
Rathtoucht in Com. Midd. ac Manerium Capelle Ifolde
cum Molendino inHiberaia; et OfEcium Colle6h>iis
Cuftumarum Dublinii, et Magiftri Cunagii Hibernian
aH. 8.
3. Formularia Inftrumenlorum Juris Civilis Angliae.
Foi.134. cum indice locuplete. Codex chartaceus.
J XVII.
4005.
Numerorum Liber : cum Gloffa.
Codex membranaceus. xiv.
4OC6.
Libri Sophonise, Haggaei, Naum, Abacuc, Zacharias
et Malachiae : cum Gloflis.
Codex membranaceus. xv.
4OO7.
A&orum in Curia Admiralitatis Angliae expeditorum, ab
a° 1660 ad 1674, liber chartaccus. xvn.
4008.
Fart of Lucian's Dialogues, tranflated from the Original.
Written on 308 pages of folio paper. xvn.
4OO9.
Sir Mat. Hale's Letter of Advice to his Grand Children.
Very fairly tranfcribed on 110 pp. of folio paper, %
& divided into twenty-two Chapters. xvn.
4OIO.
Colle&anea de familiis Angliae ex Chartis & Literis
patentibus Regum Anglise.
This MS. in Quarto appears formerly to have be-
longed to John Duke of Newcaftle by his Arms affixed
in the beginning. The dates of years or Kings reigns,
&c. are generally written in the margin, with the Counties
to which thefe Ihort extra&s relate. In it are the fol-
lowing worthy of notice :
1. The Ferrers family & their Caftle & Manor of
Chartley.
2. Tunis London. — " Matildis quondam regina An-
glise fieri fecit pontem de Stratford, quia femel balneata
fuit in aqua ilia in tranfitu fuo ibm, et ad fuftentationem
ipfiuspontis dicta Regina aflignavitquoddampratumquod
Abbas de Stratford tenet." Efcaetr. A° 37 H. 3. On
the oppofite margin is as follows, " The record hereof
was ftollen out of the Towre of London by Laurence
l-lolinflie^d, A° 1573. & never brought again." This
Num. 4010— -401a*
curious model of Topographical Hiftory is not men*
tioned in Dugdale's Warwickftiire.
3. Extraft of a Deed relating to the Ifle of Man, &c.
and Peel Caftle, 7 H. 8.
4. An Inquifition taken at Lancafter, 5 H. 5. about
Robt. Praers being feized of the Manor of Rufluon near
Harewode, C°Linc.
5 Hugh de Ferrers againft Wm. E. of Derby, about
the Manor of Salford, &c. C° Lane.
6. Sketch of the Seal of Saer de Quincy E of Win-
chefter.
7. The Names of fuch Noblemen as came with the
Conqueror to conquer England.
8. Carta Willmi Nothi in lingua Saxonica.
9 " Willms Comes de Ferariis finem fecit de voluntate
et aflenfu Milefente que fuit uxor Harvei Bagot per
ducentas marcas, &c. viz. ipfa Milefenta dubit filio fuo
Henrico de Stafford, &c. etiam partim terre fue quae
contingit cum Petronella forore Comit. de Ferrariis quo-
rum ipfe Herv. de Staff, defponfavit, &c.
io. Cronica Sigeberti, bcc. Cronica de acquifitione
Regni Anglie per Willm ducem Normanie, &c. Another
Chronicle beginning 1222, has " Jbfces London"
written at the top of each page.
40I I.
1. A fhort Poem by Lydgate, preceded by a fragment
of another.
2. His Tranflation of " Stans puer ad menfam."
3. — Lenvoye to Humfray late Duke of Glowceter.
4. — Defolation of Rome.
5. A devout Oryfon to the holy Sacrament. 2. b.
6. Art of Dying. u For as myche as the paffage of
deth."
7. John Lydgate's Life of the Virgin Mary.
8. A Poem entitled the Libelle of Englifh policy ;
" exhorting allEnglonde to keepe the See envyron, and
mainly the narrow See. Shewyng what profite cometh
thereof, and alfo what worfliip and falvation to Englond."
9. John Lydgate's Calendar, from March to De-
cember.
10. Rules for health, in verfe.
11. Mappula Anglie. " For as moche as in the
Englifh boke the which y have compiled of Legenda
aurea"
1 2. An Almanack.
13. A Copy of Verfes beginning, u Miferemini mei
ye that ben my fryndys."
14. Domeftic Precepts for K. Edward 3. " In nomine
patris, God kepe me." written in verfe.
A folio MS. on Paper,
4OI2.
1. A Book of the Sacrament of Penance, called " The
Clenfynge of Man's Sowle." xv.
2. The Charter of our eritage. " Every man that
claimeth."
3. <fc Foure thingis be nedefull to euerie Criften man and
woman to rule them bi to obtayne the bliffe of heuen."
4. " The wordis that our Saueoure Jefu fpake to his
holy fpoufe and virgen Sent Moll."
5. " A Tretes of mekenes : withoute whiche no man
maie com to ane other vertu or love of God."
6. " The Artikill of the faith, redy for euery man to
rede and fe."
7. A Poem. " Jefu the fonne of mare mylde."
8. "Ho fumeuer faith this praier in the worfliip of the
paffion fliall haue C. zere of pardon. " Wofully araide,
My blode man for the ran. Hit may not be naide : My
body bio and wanne Wofully amide," &c.
9. " The
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS;
Nunii 40 1 2—40 1 7.
9. « The Pardon of the Monaftcry of Shfcne> whidie
isSyon."
10. " A Ihort Tretes for to declare what merit tribula-
dofi is for manne mekely fufFer'd."
11. " The Uf of Sent Katryne."
12. iC Sent Margaret/*
13. <c Lif of Sent Anne," inverfe; and
14. " Sent Patrick," feemingly unfinifhed.
A vellum MS. very well preferred.
40I3.
A (hort Ordinary of Armes by Win, Lambert. This
is a vtry neat Quarto of 5^ pages : the Arms, Crefts,
&c beautifully tricked, & interfperfed with marginal
notes } with an Index. xvn.
4OI4.
Orders about the Militia in Cambridgefhire, from the
Year 1626 to 1640. A fmall folio cf 120 Pages,
containing letters from the E. of Suffolke Ld. Lieut,
to his deputies of Cambridgefhire, Suffolke, Dorfet,
&c. XVII.
A levy made for fetting out of 300 Soldiers , &c. for
his Maiefties employment into the Northern Parts, with
a lilt of their names. 52. &c.
A letter from K. Charles to Wm. Ld. Maynard Ld.
Lieut, of Cambridgefhire, about the affairs in the North.
56.
Other Letters on the fame, and Articles, Orders, &c.
about the Poor & State of Parifhes, &c. At the beginning
are thefe notes : 58.
" Perufed this MS. (lent me by Thomas Rawlinfon,
Efq.J in January 1719-20. Tho. Hearne."
It was afterwards bought at Mr. Rawlinfon's fale.
4O15.
Regiftrum Cartarum Hofpitalis Leproforum S. Egidii
juxta Londinum. Quarto, pp. 461. xv.
4016.
A thin Quarto of 56 pages, bought at Mr. Rawlinfon's
Sale.
1. The Purviaunce made for King Richard being with
the Due of Lancaftre, at London, 11 R. 2. alfo at the
Inflallation of John Stafford Archbiftiop or Canterbury,
the 2 1 H. 6.
2. A Book of Kokery.
The whole in a very old hand writing.
4 ° 17 *
A handfome thin Quarto of 60 pages, entitled " The
Foundation of the Univerfitie of Cambridge. With
& catalogue of the principall founders, & fpeciall bene-
factors, of the Colledgfcs, Publique Schooles, &
Libraries, &c. and the names of ail the prefent
Maifters, & Fellowes, of everie pellicular College.
Together with the number of Magiftrats, Govemours,
& Officers thereunto belonging, & the totall number
of Students now therein refyding." Colletted Anno
Domini, 1 6 7." On the back of this are beautifully
painted the Arms, &c. of Thomas Howard Earl of
Suffol , Baron Howard of Walderi, &c. Chancellor
of the Univerfity of Cambridge, to whom, and to
Regents and non-Regents of feveral Colleges it is
dedicated by " their molt devoted to be ever com-
manned John Scot."
The Arms of each College, Founders & Officers, &c
are likewife elegantly painted, & p. 27 is thus written,
" Since this copie was perfe&ed, Right Honourable I
came to the fi^ht of two letters, one of them being fent
Num. 4017 — 4022.
from the Univerfity to the King's moft Excellent Ma H **
and the other importing an anfwere of the former, which
was written by his Highhefs againe to the Univerfitie,
wherein his Gface hath in that magneficent fort ex-
preffed his fatheriie care and love towards this Academie,
with warrantie of Protection, from any hoame-bred or
forraine innovation, that every letter in the fame is
worthy to be graven in Marble and perpetually pre-
served, as one of the moft Gracious Honours that ever
Emperour or King hath heretofore conferred upon
any fuch lyk^ place of the Mules ; the Conies whereof
I hope I (hall noe way offend herein to inferte."
Then follow the faid letters in latin, dated 1616, with
this at the end of the Kings.
" Concordat cum original : Ita teftor.
" Johan. Scot. Notar. Pub."
After thefe, p. 30. is an Apology in Englifti Verfe by
the Author. See alfo ^4283. by the lame pen.
4C I 8 •
A paper book in fmall folio, fairly written, as for the
prefs, on 84 leaves. There is no fignature to the
dedication, nor any other fignature of the Author,
The title is this " A difcourfe of Courte and Courtiers,
digefted into fundrie Heads & Chapters. Written in
the yeare of our Lord 1633, and dedxated to the
right hon ble the Duke of Lenox." It contains 14
Chapters. xvn.
4019.
The Proceedings in the Courte of Exchequer, 5 C. r.
1629. againft Wd. Chambers, for not paying of
Duties demanded by the Officers.
A thin folio paper book. xvn.
4020.
Leicefter's Commonwealth. See alfo, 2245. This book
was publifhed in 1641, with the name of Robert
Parfons. The title varies. 44 It is there called " Lei-
cefter's Commonwealth, conceived, fpoken, and pub-
lifhed with moft earneft proteftation of dutifull good
will & affe&ion towards this Realme, by Robert Par-
fons, Jeluire. W hereunto is added Leicefter's Ghoft."
Here the title is as (N* 2245.) *' th e Coppieof a Letter
written by a M r of Arts in Cambridge to a friend of
his in London, concerning fome talke paft of late be-
tweene twoe wor 11 and Grave men, about the prefent
Eftate, and fome proceedings of the Earle of Leicelter
and his friends in England. Conceaved, fpoken,
and publiflied, with molt earneft proteftation of all
dutiefull good will and affedlion, towards her moft Ex-
cels Ma tie Queene Elizabeth, & for the whole
good of the Readme onely its made comon to many.*'
Leicefter's Ghoft is not here.
The book is a moderate folio, with ruled margins, on
paper, neatly written. See alfo N° 4282.
4021.
Regiftrum Brevium. Codex membranaceus. xv.
4022.
A thin paper folio, neatly written on 64 leaves, with this
title, " Camera Stellata. The feveral Cafes handled
in the Court of Star-Chamber every Court Day in
Eafter and Trinitie Termes An° decimo Carcli Regis,
among which Mr. Myn's Cafe (the Clarke of the
Hanaper) for extorting & exacting fees beyond the
lymits of his Patent is at lar^e debated, w th his An-
fweare, and the Court's Sentence againft hi.n, A*
Domini 1634/*
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4023.
Cenealogica Hiftoria Domiis de Shirleyj 10 libris, per
Thomaftos Cololeimcta, philopatron. Vide 492S ; qui
liber ex hoc Anglic^ redditus eft. Conferri autem
debent. Codex chartaceus.
4024.
Coats of Arms of the Irifli Nobility. Folia 286^
A Quarto of 70 pages, with an Index at the beginning;
& fome Sketches by to Artift at the end* xvn.
4025.
1 . Pafchalis Romani, Thefauri dcculti, fcil. de in*
fomniio liber. xiv.
2. Nicolai de Sanctis, Campani, Rhetorica moralis,.de
officiis membrorum humani corporis.
3. Petri Blefenfis, deamicitia Chriftiana liber, «Tf>froc
4. Johannis Lemovicenfis Epiftolarum de Regia dif-
cipltna pars ; Scil. ab Epift. 3. ad 15. Vid. Fabr. Bibl.
Mfed. et Inf. Lat. L. ix. Codex membranaceus.
4026.
In Tullii Orationes, &c. Ed. 1539* Rob. Stephani variae
le&iones. Codex chartaceus* Au£brc inrerto. xvn.
4027.
ThenewTefhment of Wicklifs Tranflarion. Carefully
written on vellum, in two columns. # xiv.
£4028 — 4042. Folio.']
4028.
* € Shirleorum Warwicenfis & Darbienfis familiae quam
antiquiflimse genuina Profapia, &c. unde Thomas
Shirley de Botulphbridge in Comltatu Huntingdoniae
Miles, Philarchifmus(fic) ; qui pio erga Majores affeciu
ductus, eorum Propagations, cum fuis conjugiorum
copulis armifquegentilitiis,exPubIicuRegni Archivis,
& privatis ejufdem Familiae Evidentiis, Ecclefiis, Mo-
numentis, Hiftoricis, Monafteriorum Regiftris, &
* Rotulis Armorum vetuftiflirnis, aliifque rebus reve-
rendae Antiquitatis, & indubitatae veritatis, maximo
labore, ac fideoculata, deprompfit ; atque ad perpetuam
rei memoriacn feriatim hoc ordine defcribi curavit.
Quibus ad Latera diverforum Magnatum, virorumque
clariffimorum adjunguntur ftemmata ; quorum ac-
cefSone plurimorum huic familiae honoris, tarn in Ar-
morum delatienibus, quam etiam exCenfus, & praedio-
rum incremento, Faeminarum haeredumjure obvenifle
oftenditur. v
This is part of the title given by the Author, (who
likewife compiled thofe two other MSS. of his family
4023, 4928. as in the account of the latter may be feen.)
There is alfo another handfomer Title Page after th"i3,
which difplays the following families, noticed in the
Volume as related to the Shirlcys, viz. Meyfnill, Wald-
iheff, Baflet, Barlows of Drayton, Ridells, Baron of
Waldon, Albeny's Earls of Arundell & Suflex, Kavillock
& Mechine, Earls of Carlifle, Lupus Earl of Chefter,
Algar Earl of Mercia & Leicefter : Breos, Barons of
Bramber & Gower (in Suflex.) Milo Earl of Hereford,
&c. Harcourt Earl of Harcourt ; Giffords, Earl of Bucks,
&c. Stanton, Delawar, Barons Delawar, & Lovett.
At the beginning of the Volume are two quarto leaves
bound in, thus entitled, " The lineal defcent of themoft
antient family of the Shcrleys in Co. Derby, unto Sr.
George Sherley the heire of the houfe, 1 609."
" Ex Lib. MS. Ano. Vincent faciali fun&ione de
Wind t ore denominate & nunc penes me Johannem Vicen-
cent am filium ejus unicum A° 1641."
" Concordat cum original. Johis Vincent." Between
the above two long title pages, are two Iarje Ccats of
Cat. Haul. Vol. 1E[.
Nil tn. 4628.
Arnis bf the Shirleys, the dne b<*autifully painted 'oft
Vellum, withered, collar of SS. &c. the other a fee*
futile attefted by the Autographs of Ld. Brudenell &
Sr. Thos. Shirley as " Taken out of the leaft windowe in
the Southe Ifle of Shirley Church'e the laft daie of Auguft,
1 640, in the xvith yeare of King Charles, in the prefence
of Thos. Ld. Brudenell, Sr.Thos. Shirley Kt. Tho. Steed-
man ...... Peg & diverfe other Inhabitants of the
towne of Shirley aforefaid, in C ' Derbie tricked out St
defcribed according to the juft dimensions of theEfcocheon
as it there ftands. ,>
This curious colle&ion of Records, Pedigrees, Arms,
& Monuments, being only in part paged, & bound up
rather cbnfufedly, is now re&ified by being wholly paged
(ekcept a few that are wanting at the beginning) &c. the
principal contents of which are briefly as follows.
^ P. 29. Ex libro Cenfuali, &c. vulgo Domefday, Der-
bifcire, &c.
31. Ex Regiftro Monafterii de Kenelworth, t. H. I.
(vide. 3650:)
32. On the inargin i$ continued the Pedigree of Shir-
ley with divers Arms authenticated by copies of deeds,
&c. from Sewal at the Conqueft, to 1641.
34. A curious deed relating to Shirley, Teftes Nicho-
las de Verdon, Will. Pantulf, Will. Baflet, Geofrey de
Grefley, Walter de Montgomery, &c. Alfo another
from the Priory of Turbury, with the confent of Robt.
de Ferrers, &c. (See Hift. Leic. Vol. III.)
35. Ex evidentiis apud Bradley.
44 Sciant, &c. qd ego Henr. fil. Sewall concefli, &c.
Wifto filio Serlonis de Grendona, &c. villam de Bradeley
et villam de Sturftona quas Serlo de Grendona pater ejus
tenuit, &c. reddendo annuatim calcaria quaedam deaurata
vel quatuor denar. &c. Ted. Hugo. Bardulf, &c. Juftic.
Dom. Reg. apud Notting. Will. fil. Walkelin, Ricardo
Baflet, John fil. Herbeti Hugo de Acovera, Ada de
Ednefhovea, Juchero de Qrendon, Rad. Baflet, Gaufr.
de Acovera, Eudonede Mutton, Robt. de Fenton, An-
drea de Grendon, Ran. de Sirele, &c.
37. Deeds relating to Etindon Church, &c. not noticed
in Dugdale.
40. Seals to Shirley deeds, the 1 ft of which is engraved
very exa&ly in Dugdale's Warw. p. 478. & drawn alfo
in 4928. p. 19.
41. A beautiful Seal to a deed of Henry 3d. The
fame is alfo copied to the grant of Warren of Etin-
don, 4928. p. 1 86.
43. An Inquifit. 1 5 E. 3. relating to Bernham Church
inSufF.
45. Grant of free Warren in Shirley C° Derby, fealed
with the above King's Seal to it, 31 H. 3.
46. The King, 28 E. 1. " commifit- Radulpho de
Shirle commitarus Salop et Staff, una cum caftra de
Salop cuftodiendos, &c. Thomas Corbet nuper cuftos
eorundem."
Etiam Rex commifit Waltcro Waldefhef valetto Regis
cuftodiam Caftri et honoris de Alto Pecco redd, ad
Scaccar. 437, marcas, &c. 6 s. et 8 d. &c.
47. An Indenture 1287, relating to Shirley, Teft.
Dno Wifto de Menyle, Egidius de Meynyle, Rado. de
Monejoye Milit. &c.
Other deeds relating to the Cottons, Ridwaras &
Waldefliefs of Hanftal Kidware, (fee Hift. Staff, Vol. I.)
48. Grant of Thos. Shirley, Kt. of Shirley to Win.
Parfons of Brailesford Vicar of Shirley, with a Seal as
engraved in Dugdale ut fup.
49. Deed of Ralph Baflet, Lord of Drayton, of: the
Manor of Coleften Baflet in Nott. Rakedale, &c. in Leidt.
the. Manors of Sheringlam in Norf. Gretewelle C° Line.
Wardington, Clifton, Newenton Bloflenyle, &c. C°
Bucks, Moullton in Northamp. Packenton & tenements.
Ec in
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Num. 4028.
in Tamworth & Walfall, C° Staff. (Sec Hift. of Staff.
Vol.11, p. 3. 28.78. &c.)
N.B. This Deed & Seal are better copied in 4928*
p. 207. Alfo in this p. 69.
54. Henry 3d.'s grant to Wm. Earl of Arundel the
Caltle & Honor of Arundel, &c. in Suflex. (Ex Rot.
Chart. &c.)
56. " Liber Wymundam MS/* Wm* E. of Suflex's
grant to the Church of St. Mary de Wymundham, &c.
59. Altera Carta Willi 3 Comitis Suflexise Ecclefi«x
S. Mariae de Boxgrove. Ex Lib. Boxgrove in Bibl.
Cottonia.
60. " Ex Lib. Lewes fol. 1 86. Carta Alani Baflet
Prioris de Lewes ad prefentand. nepotem fuum ad Eccle-
fiarji de Winterburne poll refignat. F Baflett filii fui."
" Eodem Lib. fol. 196. Alanus Baffet conceflit, &c.
domui Sci Pancratii de Lewes donat. quam Wait, de
Dunftanvill avanculus fuus eidem fecit fup. ecciiam de
Winterburne,** &c.
61. Johannes Rex, &c. nos dedifle, &c. Alano
Baffet manerium de Berewic ; &c. Handfome large Seal
appendant.
62. Other deeds & feals of Baffet & Ridell. Ex Lib.
de Lewes.
63. Wm. de Ferrers Earl of Derby, his grant to Gil-
bert Baflet, with his Stal of himfelf on horfeback, &
fliield of Arms.
64. Henry de Brailesford's grant of the Manor of
Brailesford, C° Derby, his Seal of Arms being appendant.
66. Efcaet. 17 Ed. 3. Radus Baffet miles tenuit
manerium de Buckby in Northamp. Maner. de Walfliall,
Com. Norf. (Ou. Staff ?) et Maner. de Alnie in Com. Bucks.
&c. Radus Baffet de Chedle (C° Staff.) miles dedit
terras Rado fil. fuo, &c. dat. apud Parcum de Chedle,
A° 22 Ed. 1. &c. Seal of Anns appendant.
67. Placita, &c. coram W. de Herle, &c. in Com.
Derb. 4 E. 3. Radius de Braylesford, &c. Clamat habere
liberam Warrenam in Maner de Braylesford, &c. et in
Manerio de Wyngerworth, &c.
68. 44 Originate cum Henr. Eily de London/'
Patent, &c me Radfri Baffet de Drayton remififfc^ &c.
Simoni Fraunceys civi London, &c. in Manerio de la
Donne in Middlefex, &c. 29 E. m. Seal of Arms ap.
pendant.
Symon fil. Rad. Baffet, &c. Priori et Convent de
Noketon, &c. in Suffex. Seal appendant.
69. The fame grant & feal before noticed, p. 49. &
underneath a drawing cf Ralph Ld. Baffet's Monument,
which was engraved for the Topographical Mifcellany,
from a beautiful drawing among many others on the
very large & fplcndid Pedigree at Staunton-Harold, &
now printed in Vol. ii. p. 1. of Sr afford Ihire.
70. Indentura inter Diiam Johannam de Brettaigne
Dna Baffet, et Thomam de Afton milk' &<r. reddit. in
Grctwell, &c. 20 Ric. 2d. Seal of Arms of Baffet &
Brettaigne impaled. Alfo a drawing of 44 The tombc of
Rate the lad Baron Baffet of Drayton, as it remaineth in
the Cathedral at Lichfield." This was deftroyed among
many others in the Civil Wars, as noticed with engravings
of mod of them in Vol. I. of Stafford, p. 246, &c. On
theoppofue page is a large fhield of Baflet Arms with 12
other quarterings, &c.
71. Ex evidentiis Henr. Shirl. de Staunton Harold
Baronia. The id. a French deed wherebv Ralph Baffet,
Ld. of Drayton, enfeoffes, Rich. Scroope Bp. of Chefter,
Thos. Alton, Kt. John Leyr, &c of his manors, &c.
iftentioning alfo tenements in Southwark given to find
two Chaplains in the Houfe of Bcddelom, &c. The fame
to be given to his nephew Hugh de Shirley & his heirs
male, on condition of bearing his Surname & Arms, &
remainder to W m de Staff. Brother of the Earl of Staf-
ford, remainder to John deGrey, remainder toWm.Lyle,
Num. 4628.
&c. After the death of the faid Ld. Baffet, an endenture
was made between Edmund E. of Stafford fadir of the
Earle of Stafford that now is, &c. & John Leyre, &c.
which accord fhould have been engroffed & clearly
written. &C. but deferred becaufe of the battle of Shrews-
bury where they both were flain, &c. Of this fee more
in 4928. p 232. &c. with extracts from Hall & Speed's
Chronicles, &c. p. 22. 618.
72. Several deeds with neat Seals of the Shirleys, en-*
graved in Dugdalt'sr Warw. p. 478.
73. Diveis Inquifitions t. H. 4. & 6. relating to Suffolk.
Derby. Warw. & Leic. &c.
74. Deeds, &c. relating to the Shirleys & Brewer of
Wifton in Suffex, Weodnall in Bucks, &c.
77. Other Deeds & Seals relating to the fame family,
& divers Manors in Suffex, &c.
78. Walter de Scudamore's Grant lc Seal to the Abbey
of Dore, 14 of K. Stephen, with Pedigrees & Arms of
Brews Ld. of Bnmber Caftle in Suffex, & of Giffords
Earls of Bucks, &c. & Longeville, &c.
80. Carta ex lib. Priorat. de Barnftapoli Exonienf,
Pioc.
81. Maud the Emprefs's grant to Milo de Gloc. E. of
Hereford, of that Caftle, &c alfo the Manors of Mawer-
dine, Luggerwordine, & Wilton, &c. Numerous
Witneffes & her large ^eal to it.
89. Pedigrees continued, & a neatdrawingof one of the
Brewes* Monuments, viz. on an altar tomb, a warrior in
armor, with arms, &c. but no name or date, probably
it is orwas in Horfiiam Church or Wifton. (See Topog. IV,
p. 142. 3^2. &c. Alfo Sr. Wm. Bund's Collections in
Brit. Muf. 2680. &c.
92. Conclufion of the Pedigree of Brewes with their
Arms and quarterings, &c. and a drawing of the Monu-
ment of Sr. John de Brewys, Kt. 1 423. part of which in^
fcription is printed in the Topographer ut fup. p. 332.
See alfo fome curious deeds and feals of Brewes ia
4928. p. 227. &c.)
92. Baffet of Brailesford & Ireton of Ireton, with
Shirldy deeds, feal & amis relating to Barnham in Suffolk
& Etinton in Warw. 9th H. 6. &c.
94.5. 44 Ex Bundella tertia Indenturar. Guerrae apud
Pellescaptaper St, Lowe Knifeton, A° .... 10 Jacobi
Regis." (Vide etiam 492 3. p. 238. &c.)
99. Placita, &c. 2 H. relating to Brailesford, Bradley,
&c. C° Derby. (Vide Ibid. p. 244, &c.)
100. Inquifitions, &c. of the Shirleys relating to
Warw. Leic. & Derbyfliire, 6 E. 4.
1 03. A drawing of a brafs plate monument, with arms,
&c. of Sr. Bcrtin Entwifell, Kt. who died 1455. from
St. Albans Church, 161 1 . 44 Copia Incjuifitioni* tangent.
Margaretam Staunton." &c. (Engraved in Leic . Vol. II.)
1 05. 44 Marriage Licence of Ralph Shirley & Margaret
Staunton, dated at Rome, & fealed with the Seal of
Gordon Bp. of Albany. Alfo a Letter from Robt.
Leeke LLD. Canon of Lincoln about the fame, dated at
Lidington, 1423, & fealed with his Office feal & arms.
110. Pedigree of Staunton continued, with that of
Bertram de Verdon, Lord of Webble, founder of Crox-
den Abbey in 1 1 76. C* Staff, (fee the curious Chronicle
of it in Bibl. Cotton.) with a deed, & part of his feal &
arms copied from the Original penes Xtopher Hatton
K B., of the faid Bertram, touching lands in Watton,
&c. Teft. Hugh Burdet, Roger fon of Ralph leBlund,
&c.
til. Charter of Geofry le Savage to the Abbefs, &c. of
Polefworth, C° Warw. 1 eft. Will, de Appulby Hugo de
Stanton, Rob. le Forefter de Sutantona, &c. Seal ap-
pendant.
3 112. Another
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TT2. Another grant from Sr. Wm. Salvage to Polef-
worth, of lands in Frefeley, Dodenhall, &c. Teft. Sr.
-Robt. de Grendon. Rich, de Hintes (C # Staff, fee Vol. II.
p. 23. &c.) &c. Seal appendant.
Alfo a Pedigree & Arms of the Savages, Meignells,
Endfors, &c.
1 14- Covenant between Allan le Touch, & Philip de
Staunton, with a handfome feal of the former's Arms,
&c.
1 1 6. &c. Pedigree of Verdons Lds. of Foremark, C°
JDerby & Oddefton, C° Leic. t. E. 1. 3. with deeds, &c.
.relating to Staunton & Bredon, &c.
i! 8. Pedigree with Arms of Staunton, Verdon,
JEcclefhall, Foljambe, & Meignell, continued with deeds
& feals of the latter, &c. and on the oppofite p. deeds
of Alice dar. & of Robt. Paynell of Harteftiorne to Alicia
coufm & heir of Roger de Verdon of Hartelhorne, &
Newall, C° Derby. Alfo a deed and feal of Roger de
Verdon, confirming the former grant to Hugh de
Meignell, Kt. & Alice his wife, ut fup. in Kingefley, &c.
dated at Newhill, 24 E. 3.
120. Other Latin & French deeds, with feals of
Staunton, Ecclefhall, Scrope, &c. which are alfo in
4928. p. 251. &c.
1 24. Continuation of the Pedigree of Staunton, with a
ftith a large fhield of arms & quarterings, alfo Meignell,
JDethre, Erdcfwic of Sandon, C° Stafford, Fraunces of
Foremark, & Anne daut. & coheir of Thos. Clinton Kt.
&c. (See alfo 6160. f. 23, &c.)
125. " The laft will & teftament of Dame Johane
Clinton, widowe o^ Sr. Thos. Clinton, Knight." dated
, 4^7» which mentions her manors, lands, &c. in Com.
Lcic. tWarw. & Derby, out of which 45 1. to the
Jioufe of Nunns befide the Tower of London, &c. alfo
the houfe of Calke in Derbyfliire 40 s. and the Church
of Hertefliorne a chefeble pcij 26 s. 8 d. &c. alfo to Joan
Francey's fifter of Thos. &c. a Nun in the afore-
faid houfe 3 1. and the fame to Eliz Franceys another
fifter, Nun in the houfe of Polcfworth. This curious
•will is copied in 4928. p. 253. " Out of the Evidences
of Sr. Thos. Burdett, Bart, at Foremark," which manor,
&c. they had by marriage with a Fraunceys (See 6160.
f. 23. & Topog. Vol. II. p. . . .) (Leic. Vol. III. p. .)
126. " The laft will & teftament of John Shirley of
Staunton Harold, Efq." dated 1485, & relates to that
Place, Brailesford, Bradley,Thurvafton, Hoone, Shirley,
Hopedale in the Peak, &c. To it is a neat feal of his
arms, &c. (Ibid. Vol. III.)
127. Inquifitions of the Shirleys relating to the manors
of Nether Etington, Newton Regis, &c. C° Warw. &
other manors in Leic. Derby, 2 H. 7.
128-9. Pedigree of Shirley of Derby, &c. continued
& of Wifton in Suffex, with divers matches & arms of
Vernon, Shelley, &c. and a very ancient monument feem-
ingly of Rich. Shirley of Wifton, & his 2 wives.
130. An Indenture 8 Eliz. between Francis Shirley of
Staunton, C° Leic. Efq. &c. & Rich. Princefop of New-
ton C J Warw. relating to the lands, &c. there & in Clif-
ton Stafford, (See Hift. of Staff. Vol. I. p. 3. fit Topog.
Vol. II.) (Leic, Vol. III. p. . . )
131. Two drawings of monuments of Francis Shirley,
Efq. & Dorothy his wife, daut. of John Gifford of Chil-
lington, C° Staff. Itt. alfo of Wm. Shirley & Robt. Elring-
ton of Wifton, Efq. (Ibid. Vol. III. p. ) (Topog. IV.)
133. Another handfome Monument of John Shirley
of Staunton Harold, Efq. who married Jane daut. of
Thos Lovett Efq.
134. u Lovettorum Northamtonienfiis Comitates
families fane Airtiquifiimac peculiare Stemma, a quodam
Gulielmo viro bellicoos, qui in Conqueftu Normannorum
Num. 4628;
fub Gulielrrto Ducae, ftipendia m^rebat, bona ferie explfc
cata, unde Thomas Shirtey de ponte Sanfti Botulphi ia
Comitatu Huntingtonias Eques Auratus, ac ReVerendas
Antiquitatis Indagator diligentiffimus perenni haeredum
feminarum fucceffione refte derivator." Underneath
it is a further expanfion of this Title and two Coats of
Arms tricked, the ift entitled" Infignia Antiqua Lovet-
torum," the 2d " Infignia moderna Lovettorum."
138. Continuation of the Lovett Pedigree, & deeds,
&c. relating to Botulf-bridge, &c. "Ex Regiftro Afebde
Thorney" et " Ex chartis Thomae Shirley de Ponte Sti.
Botulphi Equitis Aurati." (See alfo 4928. p. 284.)
139. K. Rich. Charter of Infpeximus, about Hy. de
Praers, Ld. of Dorfmgton, & the Prior of Durhurft's
claims to the Church of Dorfmgton, Welford, &ca
Annexed is the King's great Seal.
140 2. &c. Various old deeds of Lovett of Rifton*
Gimelles of Botulf-biidge, Draytons of Drayton, Sr.
Thos. Latimer. Kt. Ld. of Braybrooke, &c.
143. Ex Chartis Georgii Shirley Baronetti, Bertrarhus
de Verdon's grants to Hy. de Prayers, Sarah daughter
of Norman de Beaumont, & Dorfinton, & Thurlavefton
&c. Teft. Ada de Aldithlega, Robt. de Prayers, Norman
de Verdon, Robt. Clerico de Aldithlega, &c. to which
is affixed his curious Seal of himfelf in armour, with
fword in his right hand & his fhield of Arms fretty
on his left, againft which is a lion rampant.
144-5. Pedigree with arms continued, &feveral deeds
about Royftone, South -Newton, the Abbey of Pyppe-
well, &c. Dorfmgton & Drayton, &c.
148. Wm. Lovett of Lifcombe, C # Bucks, releafes to
Maud d'Archers all his right in the Manor of Ovenbury,
&c. in Helmedon, C* North, 39 E. 3. Annexed is his
Seal of Arms & Creft.
150. Ultima Voluntas Sarae de Prayers dominae dt
Dorfington, 1 389, her Seal being to it;
151. Inquifitions u E. ^ relating to Drayton, fiotulfr
bridge, &c.
152. &c. Various old deeds relating to South Newen*
ton, C° Oxon. &c. Cranford in Northamp. Riftoh, &c.
153. Deed and feal of Rich, de Crawford Ld. of
South Newton, &c; 10 H. 4.
154. Seal & arms, &c. of Walter Daiindefeye, Ld.of
Wyke, near Oxford in Com. Berks. 15 R. 2. And of
Sara de Prayers, 1 H. 4.
155. Henry 3d.'s Pardon to Robt. Cainford of South
Newton* C° Oxon. with a large handfome Seal ap-
pendant.
156-7. Several deeds of John Drayton Ld. of Dor-
fyngton Mag. in Com. Gloc. touching that Manor &
Church, & the Church of Stryxton C° North. & in-
fpefted by the Mafter, &c. of the Gild of Stratford upon
Avon, with' their Common Seal appendant, not en-
graved in Dugdale's Warw. p; 522.
158. Drawing of curious Monument with arms, &c 4
of Mary Bylling wife of Tho.Bylling, Knt. Chief Jufticc*
&c. no Church nor Date mentioned.
159. Charter of Edw. m. about Robt. de Gymeye*
holding the Manor of Botilnefbrigg Com. Hunt. & the
Drayton family, &c. with the handfome great Seal
appendant.
1 61. Another brafs plate Monument of Thos. Billyng
Knt. Chief Juftice, & Katherine his wife, dates 1480,
1479, no Church.
^ 162. Lovett, Drayton, & Billing Pedigrees continued,
with arms, deeds, &c.
163. French deed of Rich, de Beauchamp Earl of
Warwick, &c. dated 8 H. 6. & to it his beautiful large
feal of arms, fupporters, & fcreft, &c. Underneath
which is another brafs plate monument neatly tricked,
of a man in armour, &c. for Thos. Billing; Efq. fon &
heir of the above Knt. date 1468.
165. Edwi
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t6c. £dw. 4th/s Charter to Wm. de Drayton of
South Newton & Botelbridge, Efq. &c. with the very
rich & neitly drawn Great Seal. ,
169. Sketch of a monumental figure of a Lady, whicti
by her arms " Or, a crofs engrailed Azure" appears to be
for Ann fitter & heir of Rich. Drayton, wife of Thos.
Lovett of Rifton, Aftwell, & Botulphbridge, t. H. 7. as
in the following, Page 170. where is an Indenture be-
tween them & Wm. Brooke of Aftwell, & others touch-
ing their Eftates there in Northampton, &c. 1 1 E. 4.
172. Will of Thos. Lovett of Aftwell, C° North,Efq.
1491. appointed his body to be buried in Bytlefden Ab-
bey by his wife there, & mentions land in Pinkeney of
the leafe of All Souls, Oxford, & in Wedon, Pinkney,
& Wefton, of the Prior & Convent of Afliby Canons, in
Helmden Stokiftg, of the Abbey of Bytlefden, &c. On
the oppofitePage is his monument in brafs, neatly tricked.
175. Several deeds relating to the Manors of Okley,
Rifhton, &c. in C 9 North.
177. Another brafs plate monument, with arms, &c.
for Thos. fon of Thos. Lovett, Efq. & Eliz. his ift wife,
daut. of John Boteler of Woodhall in Com. Hertf. as in
the oppofite Pedigree appears.
178. Inquifitions of Lovetts touching the Manors of
Aftwell, Giffords-manor, & Brokes-manor, &c. 19 H. 8.
180. Conclufion of the Pedigrees, with monuments,
arms, & quarterings, &c. of Thos. Lovett of Aftwell,
Efq. 1586. whofe daut. Jane married John Shirley, Efq.
182. Pedigree of Shirley of Staunton, Enfield in Mid-
dlefex, Wifton, Isfield, & Prefton, in Suffex, with a deed
& beautiful Seal of George Shirley, Efq.
183. " Ex evidentiis Georgii Shirley de Staunton
Harold, Bart. An Indenture relating to divers manors
in Leic. Warw. Derby. Northamp. Nottingham. &c.
(Leic. Vol.lU.)
184. A large drawing of a rich & curious moument of
Sr. George Shirley & Frances his wife, dat. of Ld. Berk-
ley, 1598.
186. Another monument for Sr. Thos. Shirley Knt.
who died 1612, and Anne Kempe his Wife da. of Sir
Thos. Kempe knt. from Wifton Church. (See the Infcrip-
tion, &c. printed inTopog. Vol. 4. p. 3.)
189. Other deeds & feals of Sr. George Shirley Bart,
relating to the Manors of Bottlebridge, C° Hunt. South-
newton, Com. Oxon, &c. Dorfington Com. Glouc. &c.
194. Conclufion of the Shirley Podigree, with a large
drawing, &c. " The Names of 50 Coats quartered by
Sr. Thos. Shirley of Botulph-bridge in the County of
Huntingdon, Knt. whofe Anceftors & their descendants
have been Lords of the Manors of Etindon & Shirley in
the Counties of Warw. & Derby long before St. Edward
the Confeffor's time, during the fpace of 600 years fuc-
ceflively, untill this prefent year 1641."
19*). Efcaet* 9 Hen. 8. relating to Leiceft.
199. " The laft Will & Teftament of Sr. Raufe Shirley
Knight, relating to Glouc. Wilts. Briftol, Suff. Derb.
Leic. &c. (Leic. Vol. HI. p. . .) _
203. Latin Deed and Seal of Beatrix Wife of Thos.
de Breoufe, &c. 36 E. 111.
204. French Deed & Seal of Joan de Mortimer, Coun-
teffede la.Marlhe, 8 E. 3.
205. Two more Latin deeds with Seals of George &
Wm. Brewfe relating to Suffex & Surrey, &c. t.H.5.&c.
206-8. " Ex Chartis Georgii Shirley de Aftwell in
Com. Northton. Baronetti." Et " Ex Collett, Sampfonis
Erdefwicke Arm." Thefe very old deeds relating to
Derby c Manors, &c. See alfo many of the fame, & others
in 4928. p. 300. &c.
209. Ancient part of the Shirley Pedigree, &c.
210. Inquifitions, deeds, &c. of the Gymeles, Draytoli
Baffets, &c.
_2j.u Other deeds & feals of the fame families, &c.
214. Pedigree of Drayton, &c.
Num. 4028.
a 1 6. Old deeds with feals of Verdons, Prayers, Bea*
mon t, Fauconbrid^e, &c.
216. Other fmall deeds and feals of Crawford, Barey,
Daundefey, &c.
220. Alfo of Lovetts of Welford, Rilheton, Lifcombe,
&c.
225. <c Ex Libro Feodoru* in Com. North. 24 E. i."
&c.
229. &c. " Ex Regiftro Prioratus de Wyrkwyn olim
Radford dift in Com. Notr. &c " Et " Ex AntiquO
Rotlo. penes Francifcum Trentham de Rouccftre in Com.
Staff. Arm. lei^/'confifting of tranferipts from charters
relating to Rouceftcr Abbey, Wotton, Northull, Den-
ftone, Quicki'all, Roflington, Bradeley, Waterfall,
Caldon, Bridgeford, &c. Sherley, Drayton Baffett, &
Pattingham, C c Stafford & Derby.
23a. " Ex Regiftro Prioratus de Wyrkop, &c. Sub
titulo Charta de Chalverton Cap. 1." tiic liber eft
penes Geo. Laffelles de Knyveton in Com. Nott. Ar.
Ultio Junii 1 61 8. pertinet ad Comitem Pembrochiae."
Thefe extrads relating chiefly to the MeyniUs of Derby*,
the Cliffordes, Barony of Leyborne, Beauchamp E. of
Warw. Scroop, Tibetat, Gamage, &c.
* 235-6-7. " Ex Evidentiis apud Irton Collingwood>
Saunders de Caldwall in Com. Derb. generofo fpe&anti-
bus, qui illud Manerium de Irtonis antiquis ejufdem
Dominis perquifivit. Quas Anno Domini i 640^ Thomas
Shirley de Ponte San&i Botulphi in Comitatu Hunting-
tonias: Equiti Aurato perhumaniter accommodavit/*
Inter alia funt haec " Carta Thomae fil. Henrici de Irton/*
Carta Fulcheri fil Henr. Carta Fulcheri fil. Fulcheri.
Carta Henrici fil. Fulcheri.
238. " Carta Roberti de Ferrariis Comitis Derb,'*
To it is appendant a beautiful drawing of his feal, which
is engraved from an original at Sudbury Hall C. Derb.
in Hift. Staff. I. 85. (See a curious Ferrers Pedigree with
deeds, &c. 6061. f. 1 io. }
239. " Carta Henrici fil. Henrici Dni de Irton."
(Vide etiam 4928. p. 318. &c.)
240. " Carta Henrici fil. Henrici dni de Parva Irton,' 1
&c.
244. " Carta Johannis de Irton/' with a neat, feal of
his arms in " Redde waxe, with a Ting of ruflies mixt
in the verge of the Scale plated." &c.
245. Carta Waiteri filri Fulcheri de Marketon, 132*4.
2*6. At the conclufion of thefe charters, &c. is* an
atteftation to their fidelity, &c. 10 Oft. 1640. in the
Autograph and name of Thomas Shirley.
247-8. Is an antient Pedigree of Shirley & Irton,
of which laft fee more in 4928. p. 323. b. Out of* the
Vifitation of Derby fiiire.
249. Another Pedigree of Shirley, with notes, &c.
250. " Ex teitamento Radi Dni Baffet de Drayton,
13 R.2."
Pedigree of Detheck of Detheck, &c. Out of an old
written piece of Parchment amongft Mr. Blackwalle*
evidences at Detheck in Derbyflure." " Ex libro C. penes
Xphrm Hatton de Kirby 1641*
251. " Inter Recorda Dni Regis Caroli in Thefaur#
&c. viz. Fines de Com. Notts, t. H. 3. &c."
" Ex Antiquo Lib. Cartar. Antiquar. fol. i6.b. in
Cuftodia Henr. Lilly.^ Robtus Comes de Nottingham
dedit, &c. Ecclefiae Sci Ofwaldi de Noftla, &c. Ecclefiam
de Bredon, &c. t. H. 1.
2 53.4. Efchet. &c, 6 E. 1. &c. North Hunt. &c.
Ex Carta " In cuftodia Sam. Roper de Hofpitio Ua-
cobienfi A # 1 641 /' &c. " Feoda milit. in Com. Nott. U
Derb. t. H. 3."
- 255. « In the Duchy Office-Bredon, &c. u Cartuhno
Abbatiae S2i Andreae Northantonienfis penes Jofcem
Lambe Militem A° 1641." Ofmundus Baffet, &c. Willo
Baffetunwn hidara, &e*, in Wodeford, &c. Teft. Simonc
de Harcourt, &c, &c/ V
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256. Genus vcl fericfc Shiriiorum, fiv* progreffus
ftominorum de Etindon, et Shirley," &c* At the end is
a large coat of Arms & Quarterings*
4O29.
1. Fees at the Confecration of Bifhops, & Creation of
Noblemen, due to the Gentlemen Ufliers of the Privy
Chamber- 1. xvn.
2. Tabulae Succeffionum Regum Angliae. 2.
. 3. Nomina Magiftrorum Rotulorum in Cancellaria ab
a° 25 E. 1. ad 1 C.i. 10.
4. Nomina Cancellariorum Angliae, ab a° 718 ad
1625. !*•
54 Nomina Thefaurariorum Angliae & Scaccarii, ab;
a 0 946. ad i6j 17*
6. Coinites & Barones Anglix tempore Edwardi Con*
fefibris, Haroldi, & Gulielmi 1. tj >
7. Regum filiorum, & fummorum Regni MagiQjra-.
tuum dignitates. ! 9*
8. Tabulx Genealogies Baronum Angliae- 21 — 242.
4°3°-
The Arms of fhe Kings & Nobility of England & Scot-
land, in a Chronological Order. . .xvn..
403
A targe Volume in 368 regular leaves, confifting of
Pedigrees & Arms of families in England, &c. many
of them being alfo illuflrated with extracts & copies
from old deeds, & an alphabetical Index at the end.
4. The old & modern names of the Counties of Eng-
land, &c.
1 5. b. Is a copy of the letter of Lady Anne Bullen to
the King her Ilufband from the Tower, as printed in
Ld. Herbert's H ftory of H- 8th. & Bp. Gurnet's Hillory
of the Reformation.
16. b. " Duodecim Competitorum Regni Scotiae
Stemmata. Hector Boetius Alio 1292.'* See alio p. 191/'
27. b. " Ex Colled. Jacobi Strangman gen. 1593. et
refcriptaex C° Dm Thefauiarii 1608."
28. 29. Paula' Pedigree with divers Coats of Arms,
& a large (hield with all their quarterings, &c. See alfo
p. 100. 7. &c.
38. The laws, &c. of the Fleet Pj ifon* - .
58. Various Welfli Pedigrees, &c.
yi.b. 72. 4< Ampliflima Bromeleyhiorum familiaan
variis Stemmatibus per Agnationes longe lateque propa-
gata ; armifque gentllitiis peculiariter diftin£U ac feparata
Sampfonis Erdeiwici induflria, An°verbi incarnati 1594.
87. to 91. Confifts of divers fhort hiflorical & topo-
graphical Descriptions & accounts of Antiquities about
Plymouth, Devonflure, & Cornwall, with a fac-fimile of
an infeription on an ancient Stone called the Other Half
Stone, which feems to be a Bound Stone, being juft half
way between Exeter & the Land's End.
92. A curious & full Pedigree of Andrew of Carlifle,
!286 1 &of Warw. &c-
96. Underneath the Pedigree & divers Arms of Lang-
ley, Thorn, Withipole, &c. is written " This is a
Parchment Roll in Colours lent me by Mr. Jakill of
Clifford's Inn, 14 Nov. 1609. "
97. to 100. Contains the Pedigree ojLChetwopd of Chet-
wood in Bucks, & Okeley in Staffordftiire, &c. with all
its branches & connexions, viz. Crewe in Chelhire,
Woodhall of Woodhall ;the whole illuflrated with Coats
of Arms, Extra&s of old Deeds, Inquifitions, &c. (See
alfo 2156. p. 280. b.)
1 00. & 1 3 2 . Pedigree of Cotton of Cotton in Chefliire,
& Hamftall Ridware C* Staff. See alfo a very full
one in 6061. & Hift. of Staff. Vol. I. p. 150, &Ct
Catv Hari*. Vox*. 111.
Num. 403 1 \
roo.b. Two ancient Deeds & Seal of Jvo & Will. d&
Panton or Pantolf, relating to Mucklefton, Rodelowe,
& other lands in Staff. &c. (S.D )
101. 2. &c.*" "The Genealogy, &c. of the ancient
houfe or family of rfie Knightleys of Knightley, Gnowfall,
& Engleton, &c. in Staff. &c. with all their branches*
alliances, ,&c. viz. Pefhall, Swinerton, &c. with their
Arms, &c. colle&ed from divers records," &c. 1606.
105. b. Copy of a large Charter relating to Rycote,
&c. C° Oxford, & feveral families, formerly owner*
thereof, with .divers remainders to the Fowlers of Stafford
& Rycote, &c. 32 KL6. »
106. &c* Another Pedigree of the Pauletts, with
drawings of a Man in Armojur^ holding a Banner of their
Arms, & two otHer figures in robes & bonnets* &c* of
H.8th's time.
1 op. b. Over the Pedigree of Paganus Peverell, &c. is
this " Ex dbno Cambden^ex libro Antiq° Franc. «t£a-
tine confeript. el in libro refcript. qui me mutayit Dns
Carewe, et ptinet ad Dili Thefaurar 1608,.^
103. &c. A curious Pedigree of the Stu&rt family^ ,
Hluftrated with copious hiftorical Remarks, Arms, &c«
See alfo p. 131.
115. Is the following Elucidation, &c. " Quae fe- .
quuntur ufq. ad folium hujus libri . . . excerpta
fuerunt ex genealogiorum libro olim fpe&anti Thomse
Wriothefley, ats Garter Armor. Regi, poftea W- Hervy
ats Clarencieux nunc vero in poffeffione nobilis viri Guli-
elmi Baronis de BurghleyThefaararii Angliae. Afterwards
R.GIo. Somerfet has written,"A quo R.G. Somers: mu-
tuo accepit menfe Januarii 1588. et Dns de Carew mihr
accomodav." In a different bad hand is alfo, " Written
cut of a copie that Somerfett Heralt * a booke
borrowed of the Lord Thefaur. in' January 1588.
120. b. A paper parted in, illuftrative of feveral Man-
nors, & • families, Bufby, &c. entitled " De Antecef-
foribus et Driis de Kynordby."
12 . b. A Memorandum in Latin, about the Manor of
Folkingham & family of Beaumont, &c.
126.3. Pedigree of Dclaval, illuflrated withlnquifitioneg
poft Mortem, &c.
129. Pedigree ofMorle,. with Inquifitiones, & other
extracts from deeds.
13©. Devereux of Chartley C* Stafford with Brom-
wich (of Weft Bromwich, Icupora, near Birmingham)
Writh. alias Wriothefley, Garter King at Arms, &c.
131.*. " Anglicarum quarundam familiarum, quae
ex Anglo-Saxonum et Scotorum Regum Stirpe primo
profluxerunt, delineatio Genealogica." viz. Cotton of
Hamftall Ridware, Colpepper, Harrington, Grey,
Brus, &c. with divers Arms, &c. (See alfo 6160. f. 21.
& 40-41. for Cotton & Harrington,) &c.
133. b. Scottifh families in Italy & France ; Dukes &
Earls of Scotland, 1 604. &c. (See Topog. Mifcell. under
Arundel.)
130-7. Pedigrees of Gifford of Ichell Hants, Sun-
burne, &c. and of thofe of Chillington C° Stafford, with
their different arms. ift. G. 3 lions paffant. Arg.
161- Pedigree of Scott of Kent, with Arms, &c. from
Braburne Church.
162. Ellis of Kennington, with feveral coats of Arms
from his Houfe.
170. Truffels, &c. of Sheriff-Hales & Cubbledon, C a
Staff. Manwarings, &c.
171. Notes fefpefting the family of Danvers, the'
Pedigree intended, but not entered.
194. Vernon Pedigree,, with various branches, arms/
&c. See alfo p. 240 b. & 222.
208. b. PedigfeeofEnglefelde^withextrafts from-their
old Evidences, &c.
2 j 4. <c Baronagium Angliae, . Magnatum fcilicet iilius
Regni Angliac Stemmata recentiora, ad Confanguinitates
Affinitatefq; per intermixta connubia difcernendas*
Ff delineatau
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tfefoleaM* Adjourn unicuiqUe familiar peculiare fudin ad
gentile Infigne, fimul cum timbro feu crifta, galea, et
suiis in ornamento pofitis."
Pedigrees of Htfvey C Bedford, fcc and
Grantfcn, with a monumental Infcfripcipn ujwo Katherine
Couoteft of Sar. from Bifhaja*
216. b. to 218. Short accounts of die Earls, &c. of
feveral Counties, &c.
4*0. Pedigree of Erdefwck ttfcucfi foller than in his
Survey of Staff.
236. Pedigree of Reynefl, illuftrated with divets arm*
& extrafts from old deeds, &c relating to thfcir lands,
Ire. in C* Somers. Devan. Camb. Suffolk, York, &c.
436^*. Pedigree of St. Quintia, with feveral old
monumental Infcriptions from Harpham & Bramberton
Churches, dated 1349.
239. A carious Pedignfie of Heveoingbam or Hever.
ipgham,&c. firft dated 1020. having the marginal note6.
This Pedigree wfcs in 1509 colle&ed by the painful
fofrch of Brian Stapleton Efq. & recorded by the Affign-
ment of Sr. Arthur Heveringham Kt. ASo 1 597. In the
foote of the Pedigree thefe words are fet downe i — The
heires of Heveringham being created Kts. are fucceffively
lo take and keepe the Room of Knights Bannerets/'
" The familie do pretend to defcend from Arphaxhad,
who was dne of iheKnte. that wateredChrift's Sepulchre.
This Arphaxhad was furnamed Geffry Mandevili, of
whom Mandeville E. of EfTex defcended."
. 24 1 . " Hereafter followeth the names & arms of the
principal Captains as well of Noblemen as of Knights
thai were with the vi&orious Prince K. E. 3. at the Siege
of Callais An° 20 ' Regni."
254. Pedigree of Burgh Earl of Ulft*r, illuftrated
with numerous hiftorical notes, &c.
260. Pedigree of Savage of Clifton in Chefhire, &c
with divers arms & quarterings.
264. &c. " The Genealogies of fundry nobles, &
famous houfes, whereof Sr. Rob. Sydney Kt. Ld. Lifleis
lineally defcended, which genealogies are divided into
five parts : whereof the ill part doth principally contain
the defcerit of Reginald Ld. Grey of Ruthyn, & of all
fuch noble & famous houfes whereof he was defcended,
with the feveral arms, that he might rightly bear, by
virtue of the faid defcent." (See Hift. Staff. Vol. II.
p. 468.) " The 2d part of thefe genealogies contains
the defcent of H L d Ferrers of Groby, & of all fuch noble
& famous houfes whereof he was lineally defcended, with
the feveral arms he might rightly bear by virtue of the
faid defcents,'' &c. " The 3d part contains the defcent
of John Talbot Vifc. Lifle, with the arms, &c. as before
figned."
270. A very full Pedigree of the Repington family,
much more ancient & curious than what is printed in
Dugdale's Warw. p. 836. viz. from H. 1. time to 1607.
See alfo a continuation tp the prefent time in Shaw's Hift.
of Stafibrdftiire, vol. 1. p. 424. &c. & Topog. 1. 531.
iv. 113. See alfo Harl. MSS. 4928. p. 356. b.
This MS. Genealogy in its feveral branches deriving
themfelves originally from Repington C # Lincoln, is
illuftrated with coats of Arms in every defcent, & at the
top are thefe notes
" This I copied out of an old role in Colours lent me
by Edmund Bolton, 4 May, 1 608."
u The firft of my aunceftors that I can derive myfelf
from by my evidences, is from one Wm. Repington
Auditor to Rich. E. of Warw. that was ilaine at Barnet-
field,"&c. 1 45 1. "that he lived 1451. appeareth by
Hawley K. at Armes & Beau James Herauld/'
This in the Pedigree, & the above, *cre written
probably by John Repiogton 160$.
Num. 4031—4036.
478. ftafton family* & deeds relating to the fame, &6
285. &c. Pedigree of " Miles a native of Greece*
whofe 3d fon Hibern ruled jointly withHermon, An° ante
Xti natuia 1383, Ireland, &c. one of whofe descendants
Moghmoade compelled Conkedyhagh K. of Ireland to
divide the Kingdom with him, the boundary of which
divifion yet remaining, called Eifggerrieda, &c."
295. &c. Is the Index, after which follows an ancient
fragment of mufic, with words neatly written &illuminated,
on Vellum* feemiogly an old latin Chant, &c. At the
top in a modern hand is written " Cobeham."
After this are 20 more Pag^s of Pedigrees & Arms,
via. Bray, Sandes, Pelham, Boteller of Weme, Sudeky,
Mbntfort, Peverel, & Freville, &c< And at the top of
p. 3. is pafted a curious monumental Infcription, m Saxon
Chara&ers, of John de Freville Lord of Ceftevile, from
Little Shelford Church near Cambridge.
9." Complementum armoriale W m, 'Brooke Militis Dni
ct Baronis de Cobham : fuperftes 1589/' The Arms in
% 20 Quarters, two Crefts & Supporters neatly tricked.
Then follow the Pedigrees of Brooke, Braybrooke, &
Cobham, &c.
4°3 2 -
A handfome folio, which contained (at the time the old
Catalogue was printed) the Arms of 85 Peers of Eng-
land richly blazoned, and a hiftory of the Succeffion
of the firft eight of them.
At the end is an Index enumerating 87, but the two
firft, viz. the King & Duke of York are now wanting.
After which they agree with the Index to 61, the remain-
ing 8 being mifplaced according to the Index, 81 the
other 1 8 are wanting.
4033-
r. Arms of the Kings of England, before the
Conqueft. 1 .
2. A fliort hiftory of the Kings of England, from the
Conqueft down to Q Elizabeth : together with thei r
Arms, and Intermarriages. 5.
3. Arms of Nobility & Knights in the time of
Ed. 1. & 2. 37.
4°34-
A large paper Book of Maps & Charts of the American
Coaft of the South Seas, from New Granada and
California, to the Straits of Magellan. Containing
two large Maps, one at the beginning the other at the
End, and 147 fmaller Charts, of one Sheet each :
drawn and coloured, with exaft views of the Rivers,
Bays, Harbours, Mountains, Volcanos, Cities, &
every particular of the Coafts, with defcriptions, fome-
times very copious, of the foundings, anchorage, &c.
Written in Spanifh ; with an Englifh tranflation to
each, which appears to have been added lince. On the
laft of the fmaller Charts is written, " Surveyed by
order of the King of Spain, & finifhed at Pannama,
Anno Dom. 1669." xvii.
It is a very curious work : but much wants an index
of the places reprefented and defcribed.
4°35-
1. Arms together with a fliort account of the Dukes*
Marqueffes & Earls of England. 1. xvii.
2. The Arms of the Vifcounts & Barons of England.
252 — 260.
4O36.
An Ordinary of Arms : with an Index, xviii.
. . 4037. The
Digitized by
Bibliothecse Harleknae.
in
Num. 4^37^4043^
40374
The Arms of the Knights of the Order du Saint Efprto
turn the firft Crwtioa 01*577, to 162!, fuperbly
drawn, & blazoned, on 302 Leaves of Vellum. The
general title is this, xvn.
" Tous lei ooms est furtiomfc des Princes, Seigneurs,
Coiamandeurs, et Chevalliers de Tordre et Milice du
SkEfprit, et des Officiers, depuis la premiere creation du
dernier Jour deDecembre 1577* Faite par Henry 3. Roy
de France et de Pologne, Grand M r< chef et fouverain
dudit ordre et Inftituteur, que des Creaiions des Roys
Henry 4. et Louis xni. jufques au quatorzieme jour de
Juillet 1622, a Carcaffone."
There are eighteen Creations, each having a feparate
title. Nothing can exceed the magnificence of this book.
4038.
_A large French work on Heraldry, written, as it appears,
for M. Antoinc de Lomenie, a Royal Counsellor,
whofe Arms are blazoned in the fecond leaf, and
. Ibmped upon the Covers. It is written on large Paper,
and coloured throughout. The Title is written within
an engraved border, in the following Words.
" Slafon d'Armoiries contenant une Inftrudion ge-
fierale^ et brefve methode pour apprendre facilement la
vraye intelligence diceiles, avec les differences des Cou-
ronnes, Tyxnbres, Lambrequins, Cimiers, fupportz ou
tenans, Ordres de Chevaleries, et autres chofes remar-
quables et particulieres, fervans a la parfai&e cognoif-
tance defdites Armoiries. 1629.** xvn.
It is a curious work, and contains abundant inftruc-
tion for any Perfon defirous of underftanding the French
Heraldry.
4039. & 4O4O.
Arms of Irifli Families.
xvn.
404I.
1. The Genealogy of the Family of the Harringtons.
XVII.
2. — — Howard, Villiers, & Beaumont.
4042.
Poems & Letters in praife of Mat. Prior Efq. 1 7 1 8.
* c Epiftles to Mr. Prior, together with Exttaas taken
from feveral Authors who have made mention of him
and his Writings, in their Works, as well in Ptofe as
Verfe."
A very large folio, fairly transcribed, with the follow-
ing fecond Title, capitally executed in printing hand,
** Poems on feveral Occafions continued. Alfo fome
Letters & Epiftles to the Author 1718." Apparently in-
tended to be added to die fplendid Folio Edition of Prior's
Poems : containing complimentary Verfes, as then was
ufual, and Teftimonia Aufltrum, as above-mentioned.
XVIII.
[4043—4082. chiefly Qftavo.~\
4043-
Codex chartaceus, in eodem tomo compa&us cum
nuto; 6047, ct continens adverfaria viri cujufdam
do&i ; colle&anea fcilicet, Hiftorica, Philofophica,
&c. LatinS, Gallic^ et Anglic^ fcripta. Servatur
paTS veteris integumenti codicis, ubi fcribitur, " Bat-
tailes, faughten felds, and other Notes, touching
Diffentions taken out of Hiftories." Res praecipuae
hujufmodi funt. xvn.
1. Prognoftiques. I-
2. Friderici Henrici Principis Scotorum facraluf-
traria, A&ore atque Au&ore Davide Cuninghamo Epif-
copo Abredonenfi, celebrata Niveoduni Sterlingorun^
JBeptembrw, 1594* 4«
Num. 4043— 4649.
3. Bodini Dasmonomaniae excerpta* to*
4. Syllabus au&orum qui de puerorum inftitutione
fcrtpferunt. \y m
5. Excerpta ex libro Doleman de Succeflione Angliae,
Anglic^. 18.
6- ex examen des ingenitSi 33.
7* " Ane funerall fonnet maid be his Ma. upon the
deceas of Sr. Jhon Maitland Chancellar." 43. b.
" Thow paffinger that fpyis with gaizing eyis."
fubfeript. Ja. Rix.
8. Excerpta varia ex libris Turcicis. 44, &c.
9. Vocabularium Hifpanicum, inchoatum* 54.
10. Excerpta e Guicciardini Hiftoria. 69.
1 1 . Machiavelli Hift. Florentina. 75.
12. c< Conceatie Epigrammes." pag. una. 77*
13* " Faceties in rebus/' 86.
14. Adverfaria alphabet ica, vix inchoata. 87. b.
1 " Faceties in di&ons/' 103.
16. " Apophthegmes." 107.
17. c< Apophthegmes facetieux."
11^
4044.
1. Nomina, Infignia, Etymologise, Infigniumq; de*
fcriptiones,Gallice, Latine, & Anghce, uniufcujufq; Scuti
pertinentis ad Th. Knyvet Arm. xvn.
2. " The Names, Armes, and Precedencies of all the
Knights Baronets created by our dread Souveraigne Lord
King James, fince Anno 1611." 98 in number, vk. from
Bacon to Blaxton.
Codex membranaceus, cum fcutis armorum depi&is.
4045,
Hiftory of Bohemia, from the year 890 to 1618 t
inferibed to the Marquefs of Buckingham, xvn.
A thin quarto book, written on paper, bound up with
number 6883. The Title is this,
" The Hiftorie of Bohemia, the firft parte defcribing
the Countrye, Scituation, Climate, Commodities, the
Name & Nature of the People, and compendioufly con-
tinuing the Hiftorie from the beginning of the Nation to
the firft Chriftian Prince about the year of Chrift 990/*
In ten Chapters, with an Appendix " containing a
Proclamation of the Eftates of Bohemia, whereby the
whole order of the Jefuites is profcribed and banifhed
out of that Kingdome, aspublick difturbers of the Peace,
and enemies of the State; with provifo y* they fliall
never be admitted again. Whereunto is added a breefe
Narration how the Jefuites are or have beeneby folemne
Decree banifhed out of everye Kingdome and Province
in Europe, very few excepted, and where they be they
are held in great jealoufie and fufpition to be publick
perturbers of the Peace, and dangerous Enemies of the
State."
4046.
Hiftory of the City of Hereford.
XVII.
4°47-
Notae in varia S. Scripture loca, fecund um ordinem
libromm. xvii.
4048.
A paper Book 4to, of x 60 Pages ; 97 numbered froth
one end, the reft from the other, written in Englifh &
Latin. The Common-place book of a Perfon named
Antony Parker. Chiefly on Subje&s of Divinity, Ab-
ftrads of Sermons, as preached by various Perfoni,
&c. xvxj.
4©49-
Nic. Stone's Journal to Italy, lie, from 1638, to
1642.
3 4*5°-Th*
Digitized by
1X2,
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4050" "4055,
4050.
The Common-place book of George Bankes, Prefidefct
of fome College J fee the firft Leaf, & the Verfes
figned Potter, inferted at fol. 136. A fmall quarto pa-
per book of 273 pages, befides fome loofe Papers in-
ferted in different parts. xvn,
4051.
Liber chartaceus, in 4*0. Continens adverfaria duo,
viri cujufdam do&i, cu * nomen, ut ex chartarum
fragments, inter paginas 61 et 70 infenis, conftare
videtur, fuit Samuel Clarke. Defignatur autem ut
ftudens in. Coll. S. Petri Cantab, et focius in aula
Pembrochiand, &c. et cum patre commorans in Vico
Threadneedle Londini. xvn.
Codicis hujua partes duae, quas figuris rubris (1) et
(2) diftinximus, paginas habent feparatim ab ipfo Auc-
torc numeratas. Prior habet paginas 36, manu eleganti
fcriptas ; Secunda 66. Utrique index praemittitur lo-
cuples, ad paginas et numeros marginis referent. Nu-
meri fe&iones notant, et per Centurias diftribuuntur.
Foliis non fcriptis prioris adverfarii paginas adpinximus,
ut facilius invenrantur foliorum fragmenta, quae au&o-
rem defignare videntur. Has lacinias numeris (1) ad (9)
notavimus.
Obfervationes, in utraque parte, ex intimls Gracca-
rum et Romanarum literarum thefauris ope Critico-
rum defumptae ; et certfi quas accuratius infpiciantur
digniflimae.
Codex in eodem voliimin* compa&us eft cum fe-
quente, 4052.
4052.
Liber chartaceus, conftans foliis xei, in 4to, et continens
fententias ex variis philofophis, rhetoribus, et p6etis
Graccis colle&as. Divifaeft colle&io in capita 63, cum
titulis locorum communium per ordinem literarum
Grsecarum difpofitis ; a titulo irt^ Alias, ufque ad
-jrfpiTfvJ*?. Ex fcriptoribus Graecis fumuntur citationes,
fabjun&i unicuique verfione Latini. Adduntur indices
locorum communium, et Scriptorum. xvn.
Collettoris nomen nufquam apparet, nec facile
Conjici poteft. Nota temporis adeft, fcil. 44 Hie liber
inceptus erat viceffimo o&avo die Aprilis, 1623,"
4053-
1. Debates of the Houfe of Commons for fetting
afide the Succeffion of the D. of York, April, 1679.
XVII.
2. An hiftorical Speech in defence of K.Charles 1.
Imperfeft at the beginning.
3. ATreatife about the value of Money, 1608.
4. Troverbs, and hiftorical Colle&ions of the Norman
Conqueft.
5. Expofitio Regulae S.Auguftini. xv.
6. De locis purgatoriis, libellus.
4054-
A Book of Sermons. xvn.
4055-
Codex chartaceus in 4to, continens fcripta et colle&iones
Thomae Thackham, circa 1642. xvn.
1. < c Methodus ftudii Theologici" Anglice j continens,
paging unS, pia et optima ftudendi praecepti. 1.
2. " Manudu&io ad theologiam Polemicam." Trac-
tatus Latihi fcriptus, argujnentis et divifionibus logitis
,Num. 4055_4p64.
inftru&us. Ad finem lignatus, manu Au&oris. " 16424
Thos.Thackham. Soli Deo honor et gloria. Mow tw 0tw
So%a* f. 6. — 32. • *
3. Difquifitio theologica de Sabbato. 40 — 44.
4. Annotata ex Whittakero in Cantica. 48 — 103.
5. Obfervationes de Theologia in genere. 1 04 — 113.
6. * de Hiftoria quatuor Monarchiarum.
114.
7. Quseftiones Theologicae. 116 — 119.
4056.
1. Arms of Families in Herefordlhire. xvn.
4. Original of Sirnames.
3. Hiftory of the Bifhops of Hereford, to 1602.
A paper Book in quarto ; of 335 pages, containing
tC Animadverfions upon aTreatife latelye publifhed
and intituled, God s love to mankind." A complete
work, very carefully written, in a diftind but not ele-
gant hand; apparently transcribed for the Prefs.xvn.
4058.
A paper book, in quarto ; containing Extra&s from Books,
and other Colle&ions, written at various times and in
various hands. The moft confiderable, in a hand ap-
parently older than the reft, is a Treatife on Arith-
metic, in Englifh, extending to 76 pages, marked
(18)— No. ( 14) & (15.) are intermixed, the latter be-
ing evidently written on the blank pages left by the
Writerof the former.— (8)and (9) are inverted. — (22)
contains Latin Verfes.— (28) Extracts from the Latin
Poem of Hoflchius. The Articles amount to abotit
33, without a fcrupulous exa&nefs of enumerating
trifles. * xvn.
4059-
Albii Tibulli Opera. xr.
4060. 4061. 4062.
Three paper Volumes, written with great neatnefs and
care, containing very various and numerous colle&ions
from Hiftory, and many other fources, carefully
paged, numbered, & indexed by. the Author. Ihefe
Volumes are properly i. 2. and 4. the third, fifth,
& fixth occur at Nos, 4728, 4729, 473c, & are there
defcribed. The tities of thefe three are thus expreffec}.
XVII.
1. " Choice and feleQ: obfervables various and de-
lightful). The Firft Volume, collected and regiftred by
R.D. Anno 1662, 1663. "
2. " Choice and feleft obfervables, various and de-
lightfull. The Second Volume, collefted, & regiftered
by R.D. Anno 1664. 1665. "
4. " Choice and fele£t obfervables, various and de-
lightfull. The Fourth Volume, colle&ed & regiftered
by R.D. Ann© 1668. 1669/'
Vol. 3. (N u 47^8) contains alfo the Collections of two
years, 1666, 1667 : and the 5 th & 6 th extend to 1676.
To whom the Initials R.D. belong, I have not been
able to difcover. The Author is evidently a Protseftant,
of the Church of England. But, with refpeft to matters
of Natural Hiftory he is fuperftitious and ill-informed.
He calls the Tarantula a little Serpent, &c. Vol. 1. has
300, Vol. 2d has 268, and Vol. 4. 444 pages ; writ-
ten with an exa&nefs of care, feldom feen in Bobkp
of fuch feledtions.
How thefe fix Volumes were feparated dees not ap-
pear : but it is perfe&ly evident that they compofe
altogether one let, written by one hand.
4063. Code*
Digitized by
Bibliothecse Harleianse.
U3
Num. 4063—4071.
4063.
Codex chartaceus in 4to, in quo babentur,
*. Francifci Triggi (qui nomen luum dedication!, ct
toraefationi fubfcripfit) " Confiderationes de authoritate
Regis, et Jurifdi&ione Epifcopali t et irermn de Caere*
moniis et Liturgia Ecclefiac Anglicanae ; in ijuibus de-
monftratur, leces Ecclefiafticas de eifdem nuper latas,
effe facras fcripturae confonas." Traftatus omnibus nu*
toeris abfolutus. *
1. Juris Civilk Regulac diverfafe.
4 o6 4^
1. A Book of Poems.
2. Regiftrum Caufarum in Curia de Arcubus habita-
tum, a* 1609, 1610, &1612.
3. A Colleftion of legal Matters in Latin. Inverted
in binding.
4. A Colleftion of 95 Poems by various Englifli Au-
thors. Many by Donne, Sir J. Harrington, &c.
5. The Poem entitled, " a Wife," by Sir Thos,
Overbury: beginning,
* c Each woman is a briefe of womankynde/*
4065.
Thomac de Cabaham, Subdiaconi SalHburienfis, de Poe-
nitenua iiber, ad inftrudipnem Sacerdotum. xiv.
406 6 %
1. Petri de Riga, Aurora : fciU Pentateuchus, Jofose,
Judicum, Ruth, Regum, Tobiae, DanieKs, Judith,
Eftherae Libri, Hiftoria KvangcUca, & A&us Apofto-
loru , carmine praedpii£ elegiaco* partim hexame-
tro, et que rhythmic^, xin.
Vide Fabr. Bibl. Med et Inf. Ltf. Lib. xv.
c. Johannisde Alvilla -fie in Cod.) Architrenius, car-
N mine heroico, novem libris, opus, Lelando judice, " ele-
gans, venuftum, fplendidutn : in quo fubinde encomiaf-
tes aliquando etiam et fatyricus." Vide Fabric. Bibl. M.
et Inf. Lat. Lib. ix. fub. Johannes Hatfivillenfis> Hanvill,
flantvillenfisy &c.
Manu,codice raultumrecentiore,infcriptus eft hie titulus.
" Architrenius, feu Liber de potenria Labor is et Ingenii
et Imp tentia Dcfidias, vel de vitiis & virtutibus carmen,
verfibus Hexametris, ad Walthcrum EpifcopUm Rotho-
mag. per Johannem de Alvilla, alias de HanvHl, alias de
Hantwell, aliter denique de Eigham monachum." Turn,
fecund^ manu vel utalii> de Sanfto Albano mon. c. m.
ff. t. 2. 218. called alfo Johannes Huntovillenfis." Ite-
rum, tertia manu ; " a Cat. MS. Cotton p. 1 1 1. b> MSS.
Jam in Bib. Bod p. 261. et Gat. MS. Cott. ut fup. et
Cat. MSS. Digbseani, p. 80."
Codex membranaceus, bene fervatus.
4067.
Biblia Latina : cum interpretations nominum Hebraico-
rum. xiv.
4068.
Colle&anea Politica, ordine Alphabetic, xvii.
4069.
§uaeftiones Theologicae in Scholis Can^abrigienfibus dif-
putatae, annisi696. 7. 8. & 9. X vii.
4070.
The Pfaltcr in old French, entitled, «« Sauter en
Fraunceys." xiv.
4071.
** Som Mifilanious queaftiones cleired, by Mr.James Fa-
ruffone Minifter of the Gofpell at Kilwining, 1658.'
Num.4072 — 4085.
tv, 4 ° 72 '
" pp^ 8 i iS P rinci P aes couf as na S.Efcrrtura i pelo*
r.r. are Zenon de Bauge, e Fre Ephrem de Nevers."
xvii.
4073-
Sententue ex Patribus in varias voces, ordine alpha-
betico. xiii.
4074.
Legis & Evajigelii Uarmonia : ac in prlmis, de lege Mo-
lis judicial!, obiterq; de vip m Anglicorum cum ilfa
confenfu ; F.Bacono dicata. X vn.
Collediones Theologicae, ordine alphabetico. xvii.
4076.
" W n Raulyngs his bocke of Medycens, bothe of Phe*
fecke & Chiorgre, 1573." xvj.
4077-
An Account of the management of the officers of the
Excife in the Weft of England, 1685. xvii.
4078.
Seb^Baradii Atttofcitiones in hiftoriam Evangelicam*
a°i583. xvi.
4079.
Codex chartaceus, eontmens Horatii Opera* cum notis
brevibus, in margine et inter lineas fcriptis. Poft
Artem Poericam, quae, ut folet, inter Odas et Epiftolas
ponitur, fequitur fragmentum Moreti Virgiliani, xv.
4080.
Regiftrum Chartarumex Eleemofynaria D.Pauli London.
4081.
xvm.
Cat.Hari.. Vol. III.
XVII.
Johannis Mercurii Corrigienfis, de Quercu Julii Pontifi.
cis, five de lapide philofophico, liber j Scriptus 1 506.
xvi.
4082.'
1. Potefti di MeflTre Stefano Porchari 4. xv.
2. El libro di M-TuL de Seneftute.
3. La Vita di Dante Alighieri, per Mefiere Giovanni
Bocchacci.
[4c 8^ — 4096. Quarto J]
" Compendium utile ac breve, fingulos ecclefiafticos ad-
monens ad refidentiam et fidelem difpenfationem fuo-
rum beneficiorum : e variis fanftorum doftorum fen-
tentiis excerptum : Reverendiffimo diio Cardinali
Sanftae Crucis dicatum." A fratre Anthonio Hifpano,
monacho ordinis Montis Oliveti. xv.
Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus.
„ 4084.
Caii Solii Apollinaris Sidonii Epiftolarum Libri ix. per-
fedli, quamvis fcriptura variA. xiz*
Codex membranaceus, bene fervatus*
4085.
Colleftiones in varia argumenta, ordine alphabetico.
xvii.
G g Nota
Digitized by boogie
"4
Catalogus Librorurh MSS.
Num. 4086— 4093.
4086.
Notse in M* Accii Plauti Amphitryonem, et in Afinaria
initium j nempe, ad finem Sc. a.A&us primi. xvu.
Codex chartaceus, paginarum 76.
4087.
1. Fragmenta medica, incipientia a fol. 33.
2. Dominici de Raygola, ad curandas febres, liber. 43.
xv.
3. Fragmenta iterum. ^ 55-
4. Chirurgia Avicennae, 1 445* . 75- ad , 1 44-
5. Bruni Longobrugenfis Chirurgia, 2 libns : «Txtr*-.
147.
Liber chartaceus.
4088.
Codex membranaceus, elegans, corapkaens libellos
duos diverfi generis ; fcilicet,
1. Tra&atum cum titulo fequente, Uteris deauratis
fcripto. " Kyriaci Anconitani de Pontiano Tarraconen-
fium Regis confliftu navali commentarium, ad Francif-
cum Scalamontium equitem pr»ftanuffimum."Ad finem,
K< Exaftum Anconi, Idibus Septembris."
2. Eclogas Latinas a Bern. Capella, et Gasp. Manio
infcriptas ad Rev. Dom. Ralph Cardinalem S. Georgu,
S mi D. N. Camerarium.
Codex compaaus cum num. 5373*
4089.
Dieffo deGranados Societatis Jefu, de 4 noviflimis, liber.
0 XVII.
Codex Chartaceus.
4090.
Fran. Barbari Veneti, de re uxoria, liber ; ad Laurenti-
um Medicem infcriptus. xv.
Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus.
4OQI.
S.Auguftini Hip. Ep. Sermonum liber. xi.
Codex membranaceus, foliorum 204. ad finem mutilus.
409 2.
1. Aur. Prudentii Pfychomachiae duo ultima folia.
XII.
2. Coeli Seduii ftifchale opus ; five mirabilium divi-
norum libri 4 : cum hymnis.
3. Bernardi Morlanenfis, de contemptu mundi, liber
metricus.
4. Hymnus ad Deum. " Qui fua dat cunftis, & cm
* nichil omnia donant." Carmine elegiaco.
5 . An. Manl. Torq. Sev. Boetii, de confolatione phi-
lofophica, libri 5. ^
Codex membranaceus, melions notse.
4093-
x. Nicolai Triveti, in Auguftinum de Civitate Dei,
opus. xiv.
Subjicitur ad finem hie titulus, " ExpUcit declama-
tio hiftoriarum diverfarum,. et diOorum poeticorum quae
beatus Auguftinus tangit libro de Civitate Dei ; compi-
lata et extrada ex libris diverforum dodorum et auao-
rum, per fratrem Kubolaum Trevet ordinis fratrumprae-
dicatorum. ,, ^
" 2. Otfeium de Sanfto Thoma Cantuanenfi Epifcopo :
injperfedum.
Codex membranaceus.
Num. 4094— -4101 •
4094.
Liber chartaceus, res varias compleftens, ut infri ngtsu
vimus.
1. Epiftola commentitia Lentuli Procos. de Jefu
Chrifto ; fenfu non multum, at verbis admodum difcre-
pans ab Epiftola qua: edita eft a Fabrico, in Codice
apocrypho Novi Teftamenti, p. 301. Incipit, " Appa-
ruit temporibus noftris, et adhuc eft, homo magna
Virtutis nominatus Jesus Christus, qui dicitur a genti-
bus propheta veritatis, quern ejus difcipuli vocant filium
Dei." &c. Eadem Epiftola extat ad Num. 2471. 3. et
Anglice ad 4762.
2. Epiftolse variorum ad Guarinum, et alios viros
doftos. 1. b.
3. Orationes diverforum, cum carminibus nonnulh's,
utfol. 27.
4. Inve&ivse Poggii in LaurentiumVallam. f. 31. cum
ejuldemepiftolis qufbufdam, &c.
5. Catulli carminum nonnulla, lcil. (fecundum Edih.
tecentiores.) Car. 61. 62. 2. 9. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 11. 12.
x 3* »4* 15- et 16. conjunftim. 17. Imperf. 8a. — 94.
6. Orationes, et declamationes variae, 93. ad fin.
Colleaio, ut videtur, ab Italo quodam doao feaa. Con*
tinent folia 140.
4095.
Codex chartaceus, in quo habentur,
1. De incarnatione Verbi liber, impcrfeaus, abrupt*
definens ad folium 5 1 • xv.
2. Excerpta £ Sermenibus Bernardi, &c.
4096.
Quaeftiones in Phyficis traaatse. xvn.
Codex chartaceus, compaaus cum numeris. 497, 6045,
6488.
4097.
CodexjEneidos Virgilii, partim chartaceus, partim mem-
branaceus. Cum Scholiis multis, in margine fcriptis,
ufque ad initium libri quarti, fed manu feriore. xv.
Codex, ut videtur, notae melioris. Defunt verfus,
u Jamque adeo, &c."
4098.
Codex alius, totius JEneidos, chartaceus. Inter lineas
fcriptas funt Gloffae breves. Recentior prascedente vide-
tur ; fed abfunt, hie etiam, verfus " Jamque adeo,
&c." Abfurdfe compaaus fuerat^ ut pars fecunda prae-
cedentis.
4099.
Juftini Epitome hiftoriarum Trpgi Pompeii, libris 44.
Codex chartaceus, bonus. xv.
4IOO.
Le nouveau Armorial univerfel : & Paris, 1663. a
printed book, marked in the Title, " Ex libris Jacobi
Tyrry, fecialis armorum'" with many MS. notes in
Englifh, probably by him.
4IOI.
1. Tne Impeachment of the D. of Buckingham', 1626.
with his Anfwer, and the King's Speech in his defence.
87.
2. A Journal of the proceedings of the High Court
of Juftice againft King C. 1. 155 pages.
3. Bills of Indiament in the County of Kent, from
i6g8 to 1627.
4102. A
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4102.
A Difcourfe, 8 J. 1, whether the King may fet impofi-
tions on Merchants Goods without affent of Parlia :
toaxu 58 leaves. xvn.
4103.
The Habeas Corpus : Or, the Proceedings at the King's
Bench Bar, between the King & divers Subje£h im-
prifoned, in Mich. Term. 3 C. i. a° 1627. 96 leaves.
XVII.
4IO4.
Enquiry after exa&ed Fees & innovated Offices, a° 1623.
Bound like the former, & copied nearly in the fame
hand. xvi:.
4105.
1. M. Tullii Ciceronis, in Verrem, libri xv.
2. in L.Cati«inam,.Orationes5.
Codex membranaceus, fcriptus, A.D. 1462.
Deeft Oratio in Q. Caeolium, olim in Catalogo no-
tatus, fed hiatus nuliub in Codice apparet.
4106.
C. Julii Caefaris, Belli Gallici, libri 8. xv.
Codex membranaceus, manu, ut videtur, ejufdem fcribae.
4107.
1. Sir Rob. Cotton's Ext rafts of Records, to (hew
by what meanes the Kings of England have & may raife
Money. xvn.
2. Offices & the Officers thereof, during the Reign of
Q.Eliz.
3. .... . Letter to the Fr. King, 5th April, 1607.
about an accommodation between Rome & Venice, and
refioring the Jefuits at Venice.
4. Henry Earl of Arundel, Lord Chamberlain of K.
Henry the 8th, his Book of the feveral Offices to be
done at Court.
Bound withN 0 43*4«
4108.
The Heralds VTflfation of Berkfliire & Bedfordfhire, a*
1623. Bought in Mr. Rawlinfon s Sale, containing 79
leaves of Pedigrees, & Arms tricked, with an Index at
the end. " xvn.
2. Grant of Armes to Ja. Bucke Efqr. of Winter-
borne in Gloucefterlhire, by William Roberts Ulfter
King of Arms, of all Ireland.
3. Arms of all the Gentry of Kent, taken out of an
old book now in the Cuftody of Sr. Stephen Leonard
of .... in Kent, March, 1680, neatly tricked in 24
pages. Bound with 4109.
4TO9.
Genealogies of Families of SulTex, Suffolk, Kent, &c.
This contains 140 pages thinly written, with Arms
badly tricked. It is bound up with the laft Number,
i3afmall folio, (entitled on the binding, " Tra&s rela-
ting to M. Q^of Scots.") 0^227 Pages, well written,
with a Table of Contents at the end.
41 IO.
An Account of the City of Venice (not Vicenza) written
in Italian, with a Lift of the noble Families ; Jub-
joined is a Colle&ion of their Arms blazoned, origin-
ally in alphabetical order, but fome of the Leaves are
now tranfpofed. The names & defcriptions are want-
ing to the Arms, after the name Canabrii^ which is
only the 14th leaf of the Arms.
This book is bound up with num. 585 1.
Num. 4111—4x15.
4111.
t. Defence of the Nobility of Scotland againft their
Q. & in behalf of the Government of t he young king
herfon, exhibited to Q.Eliz. at her dt fire.
2. Motives to the K. ol France to aid the Q. of Scots,
with anfwers to the fame. 23,
3. Proceedings of the Lords & Commons, &c in
England againft her. 3 7 .
4. Letter of Q. Eliz. to Mary Q. of Scots, upon her
being married, &c. 5 9 .
5. Articles againft her : with her Proteft & Anfwer.
63. 65. 67, &c.
6. Principal Caufes fliewn againft the Q. of Scots,
by her Majefty's Council. 73.
7. Realons to ftir up Q.Eliz. againft her. 77.
8. Declaration of the Earls of Northumberland &
Weftmorland at the Rifing in the North. 131.
9. Propofals for an Accommodation with the Scots Q.
135.
1 o. Conference between the K. of Scots & Secretary
Walfingham. 143.
1 1. Letter of Secretary Walfingham to the Chancel-
lor of Scotland, touching the Death of the King'sMother.
12. Ld. Burle gh to Q.Eliz. in excule
of the Execution of the Q. of Scots. 173.
13. to his Son, giving him good Advice.
179.
14. Negotiations with Holland & Germany. 93.209.
2t£. — 219. being four different Articles, the laft a
Letter from the E. of Leic. to Q. Eliz. 219,
41 1 2.
Orders to be taken by the Court of Exchequer for Lon-
don, 7 Eliz. 44 pages. * xvn.
41 13-
"A difcoverie of the Hollanders Trade of Fifhinge, and
the ciicumventing us therein; the meanes how to
make a profitt of the fifhing, by which they have made
& yet doe reape foe gicate a benefitr, with the profit,
honor, & fecuritie that will redounde to his Ma' 4 *, and
all forts of Subts. within hisMa" three Kingdomes by it.
Written by Sr. William Munfon Km. fometyme Vice
Admiral of England, & now in agitation togeather
with his Ma u Letters Patterns lor the Execution oi the
fame, An. Dni 1632."
A paper book of 60 leaves, fairly written.
41 J4.
Avicennae, de medicina, Fen, (i. e. libri) 4. 5. & 6.
Liber chartaceus. xv.
41 1 5.
A folio of 3 1 7 leaves as originally paged, befides 1 2 other
leaves unpaged at beginning, 6c 48 leaves before un-
paged & bound the contrary way at the end.
This Volume was formerly amongft the large Collec-
tions of that indefatigable Antiquary & Scholar Tho. Ba-
ker, fellow of St. John's Coll. Camb. as appears by his
very neat handwiiting at the beginning, acknowledging
that this Vol. came " from Alderman Netvton Regiftar
& Auditor to Trin. Coll. & a public Notary."
The principal Contents, many of them curious, are
as follow :
1. A few general Remarks about Cambridge leafes,
wills, &c.
2. Affignment of a Coll. Leafe in truft, &c. abfo-
lutely to the Duke of Ncwcaftle 1706.
3. The Prefentation of the Duke of Buckingham to
the Chanccllorfhip of the Univerfity of c amb e .
4. The Speech which Dr. Spencer, Vice-chai.c.Maf-
ter of Bennet Coll. Camb. made a* .... to James
Duke
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Duke of Monmouth on . • when the Uni-
verfity inftalled him their Chancellor. *
5. Copy of a letter by command of K. Charles,
written by the above Duke to the Vice-Chancellor,
about his Majefty's diTpleafure at Perfons in holy orders
wearing their hair & perriwigs of an unbecoming length,
&c. and ordering that the Preachers deliver their Sermons
both Latin & Englifh without book* &c.
6. About a leafe between the Mafter k Fellowes of
Pembroke Hall, 1705, &c. Then follows the paged
part.
7. " The Conveyance of the Grey Fryers, now
Sydney Coll. in puxfuance of an Aft of Parliamt. for
building the fame, 37th Eliz,"
8. Leafe & Releafe 1667, between H. Wickham of
Wilby, p SufF. Clerk, and Thos. Dade of Tannington,
D° Efq. & Wm. Pedder Alderman of Camb, about
the Prebend of Fenton, C° York, &c. 4 — 5.
9. A gift of a Queen's Coll. leafe & 6co 1. by Mrs.
Bainbrig widow ofD. B. of Camb. to her dau\ Sufanna,
1662. 6. &c.
10. Alderman Wm. Wells, his Will, 17 K. Charles a.
8.
11. Part of the Will of Matthew Wren Bp. of Ely,
1665. ^ 9.
12. " Indenture of Agreemt. betw. the Univerfity &
Town of Camb. concerning the charges about lands given
by Mr. Crane to charitable ufes," 1658. io*
1 2. An Abftratt of the feveral writings concerning
the lands lying in Fleet, C° Lincoln, purchafed by John
Crane & Thos. Rant, Efqs. executors of John Cranes,
Efq. Will, for the ufe 6c benefit of Camb. Wifbech,
Lynne, & Ipfwich. 11. 13. &c.
13. Bill or Anfwer in Chancery about Michaell &
John Blunn, fons of M. B. of Briftorne, C 9 of South*
ampton, &c. 14.
14. Indenture betw. the Univerfity of Camb. & Ex-
ectors of Mr. Jo. Meers concerning his houfes, &c*
1558. 17. &c.
15. A Declaration of Truft upon a Leafe, 1661.
betw. Jofeph Dobfon of Norw. & Bennet Coil. 19.
16. Will of Richard Pettit fenr. Publ. Notary, 1065.
20.
17. Indenture to the ufe of a fine betw. Ph. Wclbee
cjf Foxton, & Jofeph Green of Lynne in Norf. &c.
1669. 21.
18. Conveyances by Leafe & Releafe, relating to
Trinity Col. Camb. 1667. Mv&c.
19. Rent Charge upon Trin. Coll. for maintenance
of a Fellowfliip therein, according to the Will of the
Lady Jermyn, 1582. 27. &c.
20. Indenture of bargaine, &c. 1669. betw. Robt.
Newport of Streethall, C* EfTex, gent. & Nicholas
Jekyll of Clifford's Inn, gent. &c. about the Manor &
Rectory of Streethall aforefaid. 2 9*
ai. Indenture relating to Leicefterfliire, &c. 31.
22. To levy a fine of lands free, intermixt with Copy-
hold in Cambridgefhire, &c. 33*
23. Certificates to the Bp. of the Fell 8 & Scollars of
Trin. Hall, Camb.
24. Various leafes & law matters. 35- & c »
25. Purchafe & Grant of an Advowfon, viz. Bratton
Fleming, to Caius Coll. Camb* 44*
26. Exemplification of the Bp. of Durham's gift of
28 1. per Ann. out of the lands of Chilton, C° Durham,
to Caius Coll. for 3 Scholarfhips, &c. 47-
27. Other Leafes, &c. 53. &c.
28. Conveyance by way of Leafe & Releafe by Mr.
Jacob. 57.
29. D p 1667, relating to Great Sh'elford,
Camb. .60.
Nym, 4115^
30. The Will of the old Mr. Thos. Hobfon, carried
buried in Bennet Church, Camb. touching his Manors,
&c. in Cottenham, &c. 16^0. w 6^.;
Camb. Workhoufe, & Poor of Camb. &c* 68."
31. The Will of John Hills, of Camb. baker, 1606.
69.
32. A Refignation of the £ree Grammar School of
Newport in Effex, by Tho. Edw. LL.D* 70.
33. The difplacing & placing of a Mafter from & to
the Free-fchool of Houghton Conqucfl: in Bedford e be-
longing to Sydney Coll. Camb. 1645. ibid.
34. Aflignment of Leafes, &c. & Partition of lands,
&c* from of the Ifle of Ely, &c. 72. &c.
US* Wills of Edw. Pulgrave of Pinchbeck, C° Line.
B.D. & Francis Finch, Alderman of Camb. 1670. 94.
36. The Will of Clement Nevil, gent, of Trin. Coll.
Camb. 1675. touching lands, &c. in C° Leic. & Camb.
102. &c.
37. Indenture, 1674. Betw. Tho. Allen, gent. & Tho.
Saunders, Efq. John Child, Efq. touching the Manor of
Thetford, &c. 108.
38. Other Indentures, &c. 115. &c.
39. Mortgages & Fines, &c. 163.
40. Sr. Jofeph Sheldon Kt. & Alderman of London,
his Will 1681. 210.
41. Copy of the Will of Dr. John Breton, Mafter of
Eman. Coll. Camb. 1675. 21 $•
42. A Lycence for a Coach in London, 1683, fol-
lowed by divers leafes & other deeds, &c. 222.
43. Aflignment of a Coll. leafe in truft. 1688, betw*
Mary widow of Thos. Bainbrigg D.D. Maft. of X's Coll.
&c. reciting the leafe from Queen's Coll. before noticed.
234. &c.
44. Settlement upon marriage of the Reftory imprq-
priate of Hifton Audrey, &c. 1681. 239. &c.
45. Indenture to fufFer a Recovery to the ufe of Nath.
Cradock, gent. & his heirs, of Caflington, C° Leic.
1687. & c * followed by diyers leafes, &c. 247.
46. Copy of Madam Ann Lewis of Weftminfter, her
Will, 1692. And divers leafes. 2 75- b. tjg.
47. Part of Mrs. Hunt's Will, 1695, of WaHham, C*
Suffolk.
48. Will of James Kettel, &c. 2Q3. &c. 285.
49. The Purchafe of the Advowfon of Afiieton Church
in Effex, 1 69 1. 293.
50. A Claufe in the Will of Sam. Buck, Efq. touching
the Re&ory of Kellington, C° Yorke. 309.
This is followed by divers other grants & law matters
to the end.
51. " Prophetia Sti.Thomae Martyris."
At the bottom is written as follows,
" This Prophccie was found in the Study of one
Mr.Pelling late Reftor of Trowbridge, C° Wilts, in a
very auncient MS. & is now in his Ma ties Cuftody."
4'. of the inverted part.
5*. Dr. Leonard North's refignation of the Vicarage
ofWimfwold, 1561. 6.
53. Sr. Wm. Walker's Refignation of the Vicarage of
Bottifham, near Camb. 1 542. 7.
54. Mr. Atherton's Refignation of the Vicarage of
Hatfield, 1553. ' 8.
55. Sr. Edw. Borrowed Refignation of the Vicarage
of Trumpington, (near Camb.) 1554. 9.
56. Sr. John Henlowe's Refignation of the Vicarage
of Great Wymondeley, 1555* 10.
57. Mr. Edw. Willis his Refignation of the Vicarage
of Pickhall, 1 556.] • 11.
57. Refignation of the Vicarage of Hinton near
Camb. 12.
58. At the end of fol.13. b. is this remark by Baker.
" Kolloweth the Will of Math. Wren, Bp. of Ely, who
has taken great pains for' difpofing of his £itatc f w ck
9 might
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few years a 1 that he difpofeth of mould be out of his
^ v? U l y What he ,eft in Cha, "y re ™ns."
i ^ '° Bp - Cofm ' whofe Charity only
remains. At the top of next Page is the following ad
Soufe £? IT" ° f Mjtth K eW * ™> " -hoted af Ely*
iS? Si: u * ° n ° r about Wfldnefday the a 4 ApriL
At the end is the following in Baker's hand wriiLtg
mrZI!i SC0Py • 0f ^ theAr<:hB P^ Wn, ' feveral
fn the m ° mm f u V abbrevia ^ in the copy printed
ArchBo tf? ° tr °, ublcS & tr * aI of Wn,. Laud
ArchUp. of Cant. p. 4J4 . & c . T< B .»
Reclorv S R ^ g ^r°u f " eXt P refenr ^°n to Emerton
wl7end C dl^; J' 0 ' C<W ' the " Patr °"' <°
Ann'' ,6^S^ ° f V '* Cara ^ e of Flintham ' C ° k.
B^»c2riS n « for theRepairs of the Great
in
45*
. 4U6.
A fimilar Volume to the lair, having the fame title on the
b*,k viz. I Collcftanea ad Poffeffiones Acad. Cantab
£f U K* K E C ° L 1,ed - T - Baker " & 'aft Sib
appears by his own hand on a paper parted at the be-
ginning, thus «. Tho. Baker cSlf Jofsocius ejeSus"
Trin.wT"" ^ u t0n ' S b0 ° k » Re § r & Auditor to
Trinity College Cambr. Bought of his fon." Then fol-
« F Ha Iar S e P" nttd f ° ,din g llke a ™p, entitled,
the ™ f W f k a i en ?, ,3B Canta brigi.„n S ,» &c. 1062. with
tbe arms of the Colleges cut in wood, &c. This Vol. is
in tuo parrs, the laft & much largeft being paged of old
confilbng of 6t 7 pages chiefly law mattersf as leafes Tc.
xrom precedents, &c.
leaves the principal contents of which are as follow. 5
Pembroke Hall Stile." &c.
2. Mayors of Camb. from 1488 to 1 501. 8
Camb , t 6 7 of JameSDuke ° f Buckin S ham > Chanc. of
4. Fine levied of the Manor of Caldecott. 9 ' 2 l'
5- "Licences, Patterns," & c . 29 & '
6. Letters teftimonial DD &c "
Un'iverm^ ^ ^ ° fficeS ' &C ' in &
8. Ancient account of the Ifle of Ely, & c . 3 *' tr'
Dugdale, 6 ??S ° f c . embankin H & Gaining, by Sr. C,
„ 9 ' IV 1 -- aunc,ent tto ^les in Cambridge, as thev
were A" Dni 1 280." 9 E. ift. defcribed. S \ 7 , £ C Y
r a "n°K . R ^ h g I0M Woufes w«aunciently flourimed in
Camb. & w<> were A" R. E. 1. 9 0 A" Dili 1 280. 3 X . b.
11. Other ancie.it accounts, &c. of Camb. 39, &c.
12. Original of Sturbridge fair, &c.
*3- " Club Law afted in Clare Hall Camb. 1597-8.'"
14. Mafters : of Colleger > putt out, &c. in Gamb^.
ceffion n 6 3 t 3 ; 4 ' " tb V° d ° f which is written, vide fuc-
ceflion,p 614 which fee at the end. 4 ,
After this follows the old paged part, relating 4 ^ fiL
? 6 f Tneis::' from precedents ' &c - fron? p- «• »
Cat. Harjl. Vol. in.
Num. 41 16, 41 17.
16. Preferitation from the Univerfitv to the RecW
ot Hougham cum Marrton in Lircolnflnre. i6c 2 761
P- if J 1 ? ,a<l WiB ° f John Boul ftroad of Euton Br ? y
C Bedfo.d, R ent. 165,-. , 7
18. The Will of John Stockwell Alderman of Camb.
Yeoman 16 S Stidman of Newton C Camb,
20 ~ of John Stcckwcll Jim. cf Camb. fell-
monger, 1657. ^
_ 21 ' ~-: — ~ of Samuel Shathub of Great Evtrfdon
near Camb ,658. And of Wm.Pa:i:c, D.i), of Aflitcn,
22. Difpenfation & other letters from K Chnrl's'to
inn 4 Coll. 1 6? 8, &c. . g.
in S T C n° Py f °/. a " A,low ? nce rfMn John Coie'o/su.'on
&c t Co °J^h\° mark his fwans iH a »>- of rh R-'vers,
&c. m C Bcdf. Hunting. Camb. & the Ifle of Ely, ■ 062
with a drawing ol the laid Swan Mark. 40 j 4 &c
«aV Sj, US f ° H ; The manor of Mor'time'rs
with Newnham Mills, &c." 1664. 4c g
25. Settlement of an Mate to Trim Cell, at North-
nngton in Norfolk, 2 . K. James. , x .
26. A Recovery betw. Mr. Bendifli & Mr. Caftle.
beginning thus, « Oliver Ld. PrOredbr," & c . 442
27. Exchange of lands betw. Bryan Ld. V. Culloii,
&c. and Cams Coll. 1664. 4()2 9
fj 8 ' Vn C0P t°£ I)r - Ste P^n Perfc's Will, 1615,
fellow of Cams Coll. & M.D. &c. 4h ^
29. Copy of the Conyey^ce from John Jenkfnfon of
S2^3^ & Edtt% Lane of Cafilb -
30. " Copy of Indenture concerns the New R^er
from the place called 9 Wells, fcrving the Conduit in
Camb. Marketplace," i 6 10. - c
Jn & " ^P,^" 1 ° f a CoiL leafe Cviz. Trin. Coll.)
m Vv arwick' called Monkfkirby," 1 66 4 . r , ,
Th^'rh- M C0U ?gr ,eaf ? ^.Trin.) of Arnngton, i 0
Tho. Chichley of Wimple, C° Camb. Efq. 1662 " c 2 ,
• 33 'K 4n n A ^ q n it,anCe from lh " Univerfitv for ,oool
given by Ruftall to the Univerflty of Camb. Alio the
Wtrument : & Declaration of the fame (Tobias Rurtall
Yeoman of the Robes to K. C. 2.) to w'hat purpose he
gave the faid 1000 I. At the end is this, probably br
Mr. Newton - j Ihefe 2 laft writings I engrorted w ice
over in Parchmt. Dec. 1666." b - *
T„^n C r Py K fPart ° f . the Charter of K.H.8.to
inn. Coll Camb. concerning Barrington Rights, &c.
35- Divers Leafes, &c. as Precedents apparently? 39 '
36. « Trinity Collcdge in Camb. hath the Sr'ona-e
and nghtof Prefentation to all the Vicarages following?"
37- The Names of Benefactors to the faid Cdi & &c
At the bottom of which pa K e is this « Vide Tr. Colli
Kegilter booke with a black cover, A" Dni i«,
page 276."
1668." Tcftament ' AnRa5 Prie{l » f P inftcr > C" NoVf.
39. « Ult . Teftament' Tho. Hill, S. T. P." Marte^of
Inn. Coll. Camb. 1652. 00
40. •« Parr of the Will of Mr.Gooch of Bury." ,8a
41. Continuation of the lift of Mayors of Camb. from
1634 above noticed, p. 614. At the end of which
1673 is this «' A Continuation of Mayors in my book
of Charters of the Corporation of Camb." $17
4U7.
Praxis Curiarum Ecclefiaflicarum, fub Whitg'fto
Archicpo. XVII .
This, & the two following numbers belonged toivlr.
Baker, who has written thus in the front of this : " i his
H h booke
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Num. 41 17—41 21.
booke belonged to Dr. Foorth, and was drawn up by
Archbp. Whitgift, Dr. Cofm beihg then Dean of the
Arches, Will. Aubrey LL.D. Mr. or Judg of the Court
of Audience, & Dr. Lewin Judg of the Prerogative.
It may, I fuppofe, be of fome ufe, to (how y c prafldce of
that time, when Ecclefiaftical Jurifdi&ion was fomething
higher than it is at prefent. How far it agrees with
Clarke's Praxis, I have not obferved, not having yet
compared them."
4118.
1. Valor Bene6ciorum Ecclefiafticor. Angliae &
Wallise. 1 15 pages, perfed, having a table of Counties
at the beginning. xvn.
2. Short paflages from various poems, & at the end a
number from Dry den's Virgil.
4II9.
Archbp. Sharp's Book on Englifli Coins. At the begin-
ning is written, by Lord Oxford, " This MS. was
given me by Mr. Sharp Son to the A. Bifliop."
A neat fmall folio, divided into five parts ; & inter-
leaved. The pages being irregular, the leaves are now
numbered with red ink. xvji.
1. Of the Silver. 1.
2. On the Gold Coins. 13.
3. u Observations on the Scots Money.** 2 1 .
4. " Of the Irifh Coins." 27.
5. " Notes upon Mr. Nicholfon's book, wherein he
treats of the Englifli Coins, & of which he had defcribed
my opinion before he printed it." 3 1 .
Oppofite to p. 31. is written by Ld. Oxford himfelf,
€< The following Sheets are inferted in the New Edition of
the Hiftorical Library." The whole or principal part of
this Vol. is printed by I. Nichols in the Bibl. Topog.
And befides Knkerton's late publications on Coins, the
Rev. Rogers Ruding has fmce publiftied a Volume on
Englifh Money, & is now colle&ing for a larger Work
on the fame.
4120.
" Abridgement of the Inquifitions poft mortem, or
Efcheat Rolls of the Tenants from the Crown in the
Counties of Somerfet & Dorfet, from the reign of
H. 3. to R. i. inclufive." xvn.
« This Title was written by I no Anftis Efq." & above
is this, u Bought in Mr. Rawlinfon's Sale, 1734.— Ox-
ford B. H." It contains 407 pages of the above In-
quifitions, with the names of perfons & places on the op-
ppfite fide of each article, with the dates above. Prefixed
to this is another colle&ion, entitled, " Abftra&s of Re-
cords and other Evidences." (p. 80.) " The Manor or
Parifh in Alphabet, the men's names in a table." Thefe
alfo relate to Somerfet & Dorfet, & contain a few Seals
of Arms tricked.
4121.
Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus, modic£ fed ele-
ganter ornatus, paginas habens 438, et continens
Hiftoria Augufta Scriptores y ab Hadriano ad Carinum :
Cum hoc titulo, 44 Vitae Principum Romanorum
aliorumque qui tyrannice Rem. P. invaferunt." xv.
I. Vitae D. Adriani, & Commodi ; per Aelium Spar-
tianum. 1.
* 2. Antonini Pii, Marci Antonini, &Lucii Anto-
nini, per Julium Capitolinum. 28.
3. Commodi Antonini, per Helyum Lampri-
dium. 64.
4. — Pertinacis, per Jul. Capitolinum. 78.
5. ■ Didii Juliani, per Ael. Spartianum. 89.
6. Aviclii Caflii, per Vulgatum Gallicanum.
96.
Num. 4121—4126.
7. Vitae Severi & Pefcennii Nigri ; per Ael. Spartia-
num.
8.
9-
107.
10. ■
ii.
dium.
12.
»S-
»4
— Clodii Albini, per Jul. Capitolinunu 133.
— Caracallae, & Getae, per Ael. Spartianum.
1 45 .
— Macrini, per Jul. Capitolinum. 162.
— Diadumenii initonini, per Julium Lampri-
167.
— Heliogabali, per Ael. Lampridiunj. 175.
— Alex. Severi, per Ael. Spartianum. 197.
— Maximinorum 2, Gordiorum 3, Pupieni &
Bilbini, Valerianorum 2, Galienorum 2, & Salonini,
per Jul. Cap. 237.
1 5. Triginta Tyrannorum. 314.
16. Claudii Augufti, per Trebellium Pollionem.
17- "7-7— Aureliani, Taciti, Floriani, Probi, Firmi,
Saturnini, Bonofi, Proculi, Numeniani, & Carini : per
Flavium Vopifcum. 363 — 437.
4122.
Jufti Lipfii, de magnitudine Hebrsea, libri imperfefli.
Codex chartaceus. In primo folio fcriptum eft,
" A Copy from the original, wrote with the hand of
Lipfius." Opus, ut videtur, ineditum. xvm.
Subjungi debet hoc opus tra&atui Lipfiano dc Mag7ii-
tudine Romana, ut in exordio apparet. " Cum de Mag-
nitudine Romana difleruiflem, diebus aliquot poft iterum
ad me Auditor/' &c.
Poft folium primum inferitur Lipfii Epitaphium, ut
in operibus ejus confpicitur.
4123.
1. Galfridi Monumetenfis, Gefta Regum utriufq;
Britannise. Scripfit Albertus, filius Joh. Alberti. 1300.
2. Guidonis de Columna, Hiftoria Trojana. Scripfit
idem Albertus A.D. 1309. xiv. ,
3. Martini Poloni Chronicon.
4. Aetates fex Mundi : et Curfus & ordo temporum.
5. Liber provincialis in diftri&u Romano.
6. Mappa Mundi, folium unicum.
Codex membranaceus, bonus.
4124.
1. Bedae Prefbyteri, Hiftoria Ecclefiafticae gentis An*
glorum, libri 5. xii.
2. Vita venerabilis Bedae.
3. Vitae S.Abbatum Monafterii in Wiramutha, per
Bedam compofitae. At 2 tantum folia prima exftant :
caetera defiderantur.
Codex membranaceus.
4125.
Copy of a Charter granted to the Eaft-Land Company
of Merchants, 17 Aug. 1568. xvi.
41 26.
Henry Tubbe, of St. John's College in Cambridge, his
various works. The fint Epillles dated 1648, the lalt
1654. A Paper book s fairly written, containing, xvn.
1. Epiftles. 1.
2. in verfe. 37.
3. Elegies. 43. A fecond book. 60.
4. Hymnes. 64.
5. Epiftles tranflated. 68.
6. Odes, beginning with the 12th, but in couplet
Verfe. " ' 18.
7. Satires. 91.— Again, 99.
8. Chara&ers. 95. 151. 153.
9. Epigrams. 111. 159.
10. Epiftclae ad familiares, Libri 2. 133.
11. Devotions*
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianse.
"9
Num. 4126 — 4136.
li. Devotions, in three Centuries, incomplete. 143.
Mr. Tubbe is a very loyal writer, and for his time, a
stolerable poet*
4127-
Account of the Rights in the common Failure called
Wildmore, & other of the Fens, in Lincolnihire ; a thin
folio.
xvii. 29.
4128.
An Account of the Earl Marfhal's Court*
In fol. 1. " A Court of Chivalry held in the painted
Chamber at Weftm. 24 November 1623, by T* 10 -
of Arundell & Surrey, E. Marlhal of England." A paper
book, of 3 2 leaves. xvn.
4129.
The folemn Rites and Ceremonies of the Coronation of
K. Charles 2, 23 April, 1661 ; Obferved & collec-
ted by Elias Aflimole Efqr. Windfor Herald, fol. 24.
neat & perfeft.
See N° 4237, on the fame fubjeft, in Latin & French.
xvn.
4130.
Account of Caufes tryed in the Ftarr Chamber, 1631.
A paper Book of 92 leaves, fairly written, and bound
up with N* 6235. xvn.
1. Regifter of Cauf s in the Bilhop of London's
Court from the year 1628 to 1633. xvn.
2. A Rental of the King's Lands in Herefordfhire and
Gloucefterfliire, 30 H. 8. xvi.
3. Recorda Affifae Glouceftriae, tempore R. Elizabetae.
A large Paper Book.
4132.
Petri Comefloris Hiftoria Scholaftica. Codex memb.
olim Monaft. S. Aug. Cantuarienfis. xiv.
4-133-
A Regifter of the Offices of the Crown, & of her
Majefties Chamber, Houfehold & Stable ; with the
Officers of all her towns, caflles of war, bulwarks,
fortreffes, houfes, parks, forrefts, & chafes ; and
the feveral fees belonging to each ; together with the
valuation of the feveral livings of the Bifhops in Eng-
land & tenths thereof ; likewife of the Deanries, and
Nobility of England, according to their degrees, with
other memorable things, 1593. xvi.
With this Number are bound up 4271, 43.11, and
6014; which fee.
4I34-
Abftra&s of Charters & Grants of the Kings of Scot-
land, from the Year 1456 to l S l 3*
This book is a tranfeript of ^4895, or partly fo.
xvn.
Abftradb of Records of Eftates in Lincolnihire, with an
alphabetical Index of the Proprietors. A thick folio
of 488 leaves, written ; at the top of the ill p. of which
is noted " bought in Mr. Rawlinfon's Sale & at the
end of it " A Booke of Offices of Mr. Beresforde, &c.
1655." xvi.
A fmall folio of 1 16 leaves of paper, badly written, &
not all in good prefervation, entitled, " Rentalk of
Manors in Eflex,° but it contains divers other matters,
as copies of Court Rolls, Wills, &c. At the top of
the finl leaf is 44 This booke made the x day of July,
28 H " &c. R. Frome, John Bate, Walter Wayes,
& Self, &c. u This boke made now the 1 1 day of June,
1541."
1. A note taken 21 March, 1500. of the Will of'
The*. Bofliam.
Num. 4136.
a. An Indenture 20th H. 8. betw. John PryoV of
Caldwill in C # Bedford, and Anthony Darcy, Efq. about
the Reftory of Tollefliunt in Effex, and Vicarage of
Towzon Major, &c.
3. Indenture betw. Thos. Jac, of Totham in Effex,
gent. &c.
4. Court Baron of Tollefliunt, or Bowerchers Hall,
I59i-
5. View of Franc Pledge with Court of Sr. John
Petre Kt.
6. « The laft Will & Teftamt. of Myddle John
Whytlocke, who died 30 years paft at this Jan. 1583."
10.
7. Rental of the Manor of Mundon Monaftery, An°
1 8 H. 8. 12.
8. Hatfield Peverel nuper Priory Court, &c. 7 H. 8.
9. Manor of Bradwell juxta Mare. 18;
10. Will of John Smith o(D° 1 9#
11. Indenture between Arthur Hevepingham of Su£«
folk, Efq & Rich. Whillock bf Effex/ 14 Eliz.
1a Copies of Evidences appertaining to certain
freehold lands, held of the Manor of Stainbridge in
Effex, &c. * 32.
13. A Recovery in Wyckham Court in Effex, rrom
E. Peares to H. Hodgefton of Heybridge. 36.
14. Indenture 23 Eliz. between Eliz. Browne, widow,
late wife of Wiftan Browne, Efq. 39.
15. Inftru&ions of a will from Alexander Borehamof
Burneham, in Effex, &c. 1579. 42.
16. "The laft will & teftamt. of John Croke 6f
Hockley in Effex, &c. 1547/* 46.
17. Alignment of a leafe to Thos. Woodward, &c.
26 Eliz. 50.
18. "TheTa(keRowlle inthePari^heofKelbean. ,, 53.
1 9. Pedigree & Will of John Marler of Kelveden,
I 45°* 55.
20. Will of Thos. Marler of D° 1474.
21. The Manor of Wickham in Effex, & Pedigree
ofPhippe. 60.
22. Will of John Cripps of Salcote Wigborowe,
Effex, Maryner, 1586. 64.
23. Laft Will, &c. of Wm. Meeke of Langenhoo in
Effex, Yeoman, 1 coi. 20 H. 8. ~ 67.
24. Courts, &c."of Southminfter, 25 H. 8. 72.
25. The anfwer of Wm.Turnor defendt. to the bill
of complt. of Thos, Larke & Marg. his wife, &c. 76.
26. Fine levied before the Court of Maldon in Effex.
78.
27. Indenture of mortgage, &c. betw. John Whitlock
& Robt. Cook, alfo betw. John Sands, Kt. & Rich.
Wroth. 80—1.
28. The laft Will & Teftamt. of John Whydock of
Gouldanger, Com. Effex, 1574. 83.
29. The Will of Robt. Cannocke of Layremerney in
Effex, gent. 1581. , 8 c. &c.
30. An Inquilition taken after the death of Anne
Marchionefs of North 11 , btherwife called Lady Anne
Bourcher, 1 3 Q. Eliz. 89.
31. H. Soaierfom'g feoffment of aHoufe in Chelmef-
ford, in Effex, &c. 3d Eliz. 92 — 3.
3.2. The Grant of Campes Clofe in Little Totham,
Effex, to Mr. Appleyeard, & fo to Sr. Arthur Hevenyng-
ham, &c. 93*— A*
33. Jo. Agoddiflialfe's will of Totham, ic. and feoff-
ments of Tho. Saunes, &c. 96.
34. Leonard Sandell of Hatfield Peverell, ECj. lale of
the Manor & Re&ory of Woodham Mortimer, &c.
6th Eliz. 100.
35. Letters Patent of Philip & Mary, of the Manor
of Great Totham, Effex, Mickleton, & Lyme. 104.
36. " The tafke booke of Much TotWirf, of old
cuftome, gathered for a whole tenth & fifteenth within
the lame psyrtthe." til. &c»
14 ^Thc
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4136 — ^4145*
37. " The demyfe of certain Lands, &c. in Meffinge,
Effex, appurtaining to the free School in Earl's Colme,
made by the Earl of Oxford to John Busflie of Meffinge
aforefaid," &c.
38. The xvth. to the King of Little Totham with
Coldham. " "4-
4*37-
Nobility of England & Ireland, Courts of Record, Offi-
cers of the Crown, & his Majefties houfehold. The
Counfells of the North of Wales, & the Marches ; the
Admiralty, the Armory & the Mint; (See 1848, 1857,
4257.) Towns of Defence, Caftleswith Houfes, Parks,
&Forefts, a° 1633- xvn.
ThisManufcript, of 42 leaves, was bought at Mr.Raw-
Knfon's Sale, & is bpund up with 780. & 3 others.
4138.
" TheTheorick&Practick ofWarre, written for the
Prince Don Phillip of Spayne, by Don Bernardino de
Mendoza." xvi.
A paper book of 442 pages, very legibly written.
Tranflated, doubtlefs, from the Spanifh, but by whom
is not faid. The Atteftation of Don Francifco Arias de
Bobadilla is prefixed, & dated May 12, 1595.
4*39-
1 * Arguments for & againft the QuoWaranto, brought
againft theCity of London, 1683 & 3, 34 & 35 C. 2. 1.
0 XVII.
a. Argument for holding an Office, without taking
theTeft. f . 98.
^ Sir Ed. Hale's Cafe touching the King's Power of
Difpenfation. # 10 1.
4. Cafe of the Eaft India Company againft Interlo-
pers. • 10 7-
A Paper book of 245 leaves.
[4 1 40. — 4 1 74. Oflavo.~\
Chr.Wafe's Opinion of the Standards of Money, & Mint
Caufes. Title, u A briefe Opinion of Chriftopher
Wafe Gouldfmith, concerning the Standards of the
Moneys & Mint Caufes of this Realme of England."
15 leaves. Bound up with Nos. 5231, 6364, 6385,
and 6459. xvii.
4141.
" Lettera di Galileo Galilei fcritta aDucheffa di Tofcana."
An Italian MS. of 79 pagfs, neatly written. Bound
with 5 1 99, &c. xvii.
4142.
A Book of Anthems, in verfe & profe. A thin Book
neatly written ; the Anthems placed alphabetically,
& the name of the Compofer of the Mufic fubjoined
to each. xvii.
4I43-
1. Edgari RegisLeges Ecclefiafticae. Saxonice. xvii.
2. The ancient Form of bidding Prayer.
3. At the end, written the contrary vay, the expla-
nation of an Infcription. Bound with N w 575.
4144.
1. Laur. Valise ad Pontificem Oratio, de articulis
fidei, &c.
2. ad Alfonfum R. aliud Siculum,
aliud Neapolitanum effe regnum.
Codes membranaceus, elegantiffimus, atramento pur-
pureo ct miniato fcriptus.
4I45-
Tho. St.George's Treatife of Honour. xvn.
Dedicated to Wm. Cavendifli, E. of Newcaftle. Bound
, up with N° 9097.
Num. 4146— 4155;
4146.
An Ordinary of Arms. xvr.
A neat ftnall 4to, of 222 leaves at the bottom of
which laft is written, " finito p Gulielmus Dethick ais
York Herald al Dj a° di Aprile Tanno 1572. aetate
fua 28."
4 * 47%
1. Literse fratris Rudifindi, praefidis Benediftinorum
in Anglia ad congregationem de propaganda fide, 1624;
de Cleri Anglicani difficultatibus. Foliis tribus. xvn.
2. " A Survey of the Anfwer to the Bp. of Chalce-
don's Letter to the Laie Catholicks of England : fent
unto him by the Heads of three regular Orders in Eng-
land, 1 6 29."
A Trad of confiderable extent, clofely written.
4148.
Lez droix et lez eftabliflemenz de Normendie, en vers.
A Book written on Vellum, & in fhort French Verfes.
xv.
4*49-
A Book of feletted Popifli Prayers for all the Year. A
thin paper book, neatly written. . xvn.
4150.
1. S. Hieronymi, de officiis Liberorum, Epiftola. r.
2. Phitarchi liber de liberis educandis ; ex verfionc
Guarini Veronenfis.- 6.
3. De ingenuis moribus liber, ad Ubertinum Carari-
enfem. 4 o.
4. Epiftolse 2. Poggij, et Guarini. 94..
5. Fran. Barbari, de re uxoria, iiber. fol. 97. — idem
extat ad num. 4090.
Codex membranaceus, pulchcr, foliorum 193.
4I5 1 -
Grammatica Graeca: in titulo " Compendium Graco
Latine" xvn.
Ad finem infcriptio haec, cum Eprgrammate : " Tho-
rowgood Meautys hunc Librum fcnpfif.
Sunt qui le&ori longo faftidia libro
Longa ferant, fas fit fcribere panca mihi.
Ifte tamen poterat, le&or, liber efle libellus,
Pendere nam culpas non numcrare decet."
4152.
Hiftory of the Council of Trent, in eight books. Neatly
written on paper, 222 pages. Abbreviated not inju-'
dicioufly, from Brett's tranflation of Sarpis's Hiftory.
XVII.
4*53-
A Paper book very fairly transcribed, containing feveral
writings of Sir Kenelm Digby.
1. A difcourl'e concerning Edmund Spenfer. 1.
2. Several of his Letters in Englifli. y.
.3. Others in French. 9-.
4. Difcours Academique. 145.
The whole contains 153 written leaves ; but it feems
that the Difcours is incomplete. It is bound up with
N* 7375-
S. Anfelmi, de Deo, Caritate, Humiliiatc, die Judicii, &c.
Traftatus, " Credendum eft die unum aliquid quod
eft quicquid alius eft." xn.
Codex membranaceus.
4*55-
Colle&Ion of Things remarkable out of fcveral Authors,
principally Englifh Hiftory, & very mifrclhneous. It
isaveryfmall 4to, badly bounfi, lis leaves very fre-
XVII.
8 4i5^"Gervafri
qiiently inverted.
Digitized by
Googk
Bibliothecae
Harlelan&.
Mum. 4156— 4165.
4156.
* Gervafii Tilburietifis, de neceffariis Scaccarii obfer-
vantiis, Dialogue/'
Liber chaftaceus foliorum 80. cum indice. CompaA.
turn 519^.
4IS7-
Itfames of the bounties, Cities & Towns Corporate, limit -
ed for the Collodion for the Fire at Cotton End : to.
gether with the Sums colleflted, & the Charges of
colle&ing, 1670. xvn>
4158.
franoifco Marcaldi's Defcription of Scotland, 158 1 $ i n
Italian. Bound with N 582, 681, and 6368. xvi.
4159-
MichaelisMurgetrod, de Graecarum difciplinarum laudi*
bus, Oratio: cum Epiftolis 2, & verfibus, Johanni
Bell, Collegii Jcfu Cantab. Praefedo, infcriptis ; et
Oratibne, cum A iftotelis Meteorologica efcponerfet,
habita. . XVII \
Liber non ineleganter fcriptus. In primo folio legi-
tur, « Given by Mr. Noel, ift Nov. 171 7."
In eodem volumine compadtas cum Nums. 5048, &
6925.
4160.
1. Mufical Observations & Experiments in Mufical
Sounds, belonging to the Theoric part of Mufic. xvn.
2. How to tune an Organ, Halrpiechord, Vifginal, or
Efpineta. 6j-
3. A (hort introdu&ion to the Knowledge of Defcant,
or compofing of Mufic. 69.
The book contains 78 pages, written with tolerable
neatnefc, but by whom does not appear*
4l6l*
A Lift of the Royal Navy & Army, a* 168& On Vel-
lum, with the date of building each Ship, & many
curious particulars* xvn.
4162,
Tho. Lufhmgton, of Broadgates Hall in Oxford, his Re-
cantation to the Parliament, of two Sermons. Imper-
fect at the beginning. A curious Tra& neatly written.
Bound up with N # i 840, 6383, and 7361.
4163.
1. Chronologia ab Orbe condito ufq; adA.D. 1453.
2. Traftatus de 70 hebdomadibus Danielis.
3. Tradtatus de Cyclis, &c. ^ xvi.
Liber chartaceus, fatis clare fcriptus.
4164.
Revenue of the Land Tax in feveral Counties of Eng.
land & Wales, a J 1683. A fmall 8vo, plainly written
in Columns, fpecifying, 1. The weeks & months of
colle&ing. 2. The Amount. 3 The Rrceipt. 4* Ar-
rears. 5. Salaries. 6. Riding Charges. 7. Money
remitted. But the Counties are mixed, viz. Chelhire,
& part of Stafford & Salop. xv.
4165.
^nex Sophifls (five, Gazasi), Theophrattus, i. e. ftia-
logus de lmmoi talitate Animae, e Graeco m Laanum
converfus. Exflat Grace et Latine cumnotis C.Bar-
thii Lipfise Editus, in 4 to, 1655. Etiam Laune, a
Joh. Wolfio converfus, (ex exemplar! Greco in Bibl.
Reip. AO'Jf. Vindel.) ad calcem Philonis Judasi, Bafil.
1561. Vide Sax. Onomaft. A.D. 490. xv.
Codex mcmbranaceus, pulcher, cui deeft folium
imicum in initio.
Cai.Harx. Vol. III.
Num. 4166—4173*
4166.
t. Artis Geomanticae & Aftrologica TraSatus quinqj
xv.
2. Ars Memoriae.
3. De infomniorum interpretatione.
Codex membranaccus, vetus, imperfe&iisw
4167.
" La Monorchia di Spagna, di Fr.Tomafo CaIripaneila.' ,
An Italian MS. on Paper j 240 pages, neatly written,
xvi.
4168,
Forms for Letters on various Subjefts, in Italian, ele-
ganily written on Vel um The Author'* name does
not appear in the work-, but Alfonfia frato, is written
at the beginning. " * - X v m
4169.
l. M. Tulfii Ciceroni, Cato major, five de SeneQute
liber. xv .
2- ; — - i — Laslius, five de Amicitia
Dialogus, cum notis in marginibus.
3. Paradoxa.
Codex membranaceiis, non inelegant.
417O.
Monumental Irifcriptions in Buckinghamthfre, Berks*
and Oxfordfhire : colle&ed A.D. ib6o. It is a fmall
8vo, of bnly 70 page* written, and nearly 4 times as
many blank leaves, at the end of which are two page*
of names of Places in thofe & feveral other Counties,
but not with any reference to the Places defcribed,
which are as follows, viz.
Hampton Doyle ; Hampton Gay ; Shipton upon Char*
well ; Halton ; Waterpei y ) Wormenhall, Bucks ;
Ickford, Bucks ; Wefton on the Green ; Wendlebury ;
Merton ; Biciter ats Borcefter ; Caversfield Bucks ;
Stretton Audley 5 Fringford ; Bucknell ; Launton ;
Chefterton ; Ludgerfall, Bucks ; Brill, Buctosj Burfordfc
Minfter Lovell ; Witney; Cogges; South Leigh;
North Leigh ; Banbury ; Newnham Courtney; Little
Wittenham, Berks ; Clifton ; March Baldon ; Sand*
ford j Cherlbury 5 Kiddington ; Stokelyre, Oxf.
4*7*-
Difputationes Theologicae in Scholis Catltabrigienfibus
habitac, A. 1677, 8, 9, & 16S0. xvn.
Liber chartaceus eleganter fcriptus, comparandus
omnino cum num; 4069.
4172.
i; tnftru&ions for a Parilh Prieft. <c Sacerdotes paro*
chialcs tenentur per Canone » docere. M xv.
a. S. Bafilii Liber ad Monachum, pro reformatione
Vitseiuae.
3. De utilitatetribulationis, Traft, " Anima tribulata
& temptata.^
4. Indulgentiae a papi9 conceffas.
^, " Quomodo Bannaematrimoniales funtpublicandae.^
6. Inftru&io pie vivendi. " In principio cujuilibet
operis/'
A curious book of old devotional Tra&s, in Latin &
Ehglifti, written on Vellum.
4I73-
1. Sele&a ex Stadii in Jul. Florum. Comment 0 , ordine
alphabetico.
2. Notae ex Q* Curtio.
I i 3. otntentifc
Digitized by
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Catalogus Librorum MSS,
Num. 4173— 4178.
3. Sententias ex multis Au&oribus.
At the other end,
4. " Colleftions out of Sands his Travels."
5. Choice obferyations out of Baker's Chronicle.
4174-
Selefta ex Lelandi Colleaaneis, in Biblioth. Bodl.
autograph.
A fmall 8vo. of only 2 5 pages, written ; & chiefly re-
lating to Herefordfhire, by the fame Perfon feemingly,
a s the City of Hereford before noticed, vizt. 4046.
4*75-
Arms & Genealogies of fome of the Englifli Nobility.
Some of the Arms blazoned. At the beginning, the
date of 1644.
4176.
1. Of the Office of Steward of England : by Sir R.
Cotton & W.Cambden. XvII .
2. Of the antiquity, ufe& ceremony of Combats in
England : by James Whitlock, &c. ' 1 2 .
3. About giving the Lye. 34 [
4. Concerning Duells in Spaine. 37.
5 " Extracts out of the I). of Bullyon's Difcourfe,
touching the Lye & the Blow j by Mr. Luekenor."
38.
6. Antiquity & Office of E. Marfhal of England : by
Sir R. Cotton. b /
7. Ufage of Gilbert de Strigull, E. Marlhal of Eng.
land, at the Coronation of H. 2. , 0 « 5°
T ^Obfervauons concerning the E. Mar/hall, and the
Jumdiction of the L. High Steward, Conftable, &c.
9. Etymology, Antiquity, & Office of E. Marffiall.
10. Commiffion of the Office of E. Marlhal. III. b.
11. Of the Office & Duty of Heralds. u , b
1 2. Mr. Fr.Thinne'sDifcourfe of Baftardy ; & Heralds.
• 13. About Difordersin the Heralds Office, a'*! 624.
14 ' ^TtT^V concernin g fial of Armes. 170'
15. A Table of Contents. ,£o'
,^ H nV he ^ oI,e ? ion ^ ms originally to have ended.
° rders f or the Officers of the King's Works.
«7- Rotulus Parliamenti, 36 E. 3, 205!
4177.
1. Epigrams & witty Sayings.
BriliofT^T '» P i rli ?™-' ^ the Cafe of theE^of
Buckm * ham - * ' 6 >°-
At the other end of the book,
4' Biffiops may vote in caufa Sanguinis. ,
5- Biffiops ought not to vote in Parliament. n '
0. Sundry Extra&s. J '
7- Extracts from the Council books of James the firft.
8. Mifcellaneous Extracts.
1 3-
>7-
4178.
A K?ng,tlTndtlf\r tCn ' d6dicated tothe
Arf as if f ASSc^ *?
patted into other hands, for in°he'fir({ ^
(apparently by Lord Oxford) « Tht U t t
of Mr.Webfter, who pubSed rh ' 1 f / ^° Ught
Monk, wrote bySkinner " 6 Llfc of General
XVII.
Num. 41 78—41 81.
The title, at full length, is this, « The defigned Loy-
altie of the renowned General George Monck in re-
ftoring King Charles the Second, juftified in aMemoriall
delivered in to the Right Honorable John Earl of Bathe.
To which is annexed a Poftfcript. By John Price D.d!
Chaplain to the late & now Duke of Albemarle."
4179.
A Book of Tafticks & Strategeticks. Written rather
fairly, but without any title, dedication, or preface.
XVII.
4180.
An alphabetical Catalogue of a Librarv. On the Cover
are the Royal Arms, & C.R. it was therefore probablv,
the Library of Charles the Second. xvl u
4181.
Ahandfome folio, well written in 3 98 pages, «< Bequeath
ed to my Ld. Oxford, by Mr. HughThomas," as ap-
pears by Wanley's writing at the beginning. The Con-
tents are,
inWellh and Englifli. fol. 1. to 13. which is followed by
are the following illuftrations, « This Hiftorv Mr.
Vaughan of Hergerrt conjedured were wrote 'about
1000 years fince, but in as much as they mention the
venerable Beda, whofe death was in 721, & Morgan
Muynvuir King of Glamorgan, whofe death was about
972, they would not be wrote above 7 oo years pad,
unlefs there was another Copy older than this! Lhyvyr
Koch o Hergert, from whence this was taken, was wrote
about 450 or 500 years fince ; the Author of both is un-
certain. I here is another Hiftory under the fame title
with this, now or late in the Cullody of Sr. Richard Win
ot Gwider, collected by a learned Priell called Thomas
ap Jevan ap David ap Kynrig ap Jorwerth, who tosa
t ; a r v '? 1 [ er ' & had fomstime ftudied at Rome, as
nimfelf, faith & wrote with all integrity imaginable, abdfcr
the year 1500, a good part taken out of the former, Sc
ieveral other things much later, thn'
p « • ' . o r— * ""v-u uui ui me lormer, cc
feveral other things much later, tho' never digefted into
any method, which here follows verbatim, but in a
little better order, (hewing by the figures i» the right
iide margin, wherein he agrees with the former." There
are various other remarks and interlmeaaas*^ &o Jwr a
different hand. r—
II Entitled on the binding, « Welfli Pedigrees *ttt
the principal Contents are as follow,
1. "The Divifion of Wales, taken cut of Lhyvyr "
Koch o Hergert, p. 377." r '
n- t '^\ Achey y r , Sant y' or *e Pedigrees of feveral'
Britiffi Saints, taken out of an old Welfh MS. wrote
upon Vellum, about the year of ourIo-,1 1 . •
.he Cufflody of Mr. Ed., k£ Xtu^/f" 1
weney 111 Radnorflnre, wrote about the Time of Queen
4. « The Genealogy & IflUe of Brychan, copied vcrte
tim, out of an old fmall Welffi M.S. Jrirten uponvJ] 1
by one Lhyvelin Offeriad, or a Pried, abou* t ec Trs
V ar' "Z X ? J A - ° f Jrf,wfco,L ^ S
L oM fc • !C ,r^, mS b y ,1,mt °be coppied from another
as old & unmte hgible as this, by the many blanks he left
where his is bnteft for the Letters worn out in that
MS. from whence he tranferibed it, & therefore feemes
to be the only true Copy now extant."
utr 5 ! " T he Pedi gr ee , s of fweral Saints & Prfncwof
Svof ;t of the former Ms - ° f w o°f.
&c 6 & A^olT n a f b n r- Br y chan ' s defcendam's,
c<c.& the above account of Mr, JohnLcwisp. 3 i. cotem-
porarjr
5»
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothecse HarJeianse,
123
Num. 4181, 4182.
porary with whom was the famous Dr. Davis who in an
0 1J MS. has made another collection," &c. 39.
7 " The Copy of an old MS. in th^ Cottonian Library.
(Vefpafian A. 14.) wrote upon Vellum, about the year
of our Lord coo, in Latin by foine ltnglifh Author whr
did not underftand the Welln, but as fome other tranl-
lated it to him, and now done into Englifh." Of the
vifnation of Breckeniog, with the account of Brychan
& his defcendants, &c. . 44.^, &c.
8. Another copy in Latin only, from the 41 Cotton
Library, Domitian A. 1. fol. b. 1 57." entitled " Cognacio
Bryckan unde Breckcyinawe did. eft pars Demetie a
South Wallie." ' & 48.
' 9. Very ancient Pedigrees of the Kings of Glamorgan,
&c. & arms neatly drawn & illuftrated by long hiftorical
accounts, &c. 57. &c.
10. " A tranflation of the Charter granted by Thos.
de Aven to the Abbey of Morgan." Dated at Aven,
1349. ' 68.
1 1. Pedigree of W. Blethin Ld. Bp. of LlandafF, who
died 1 59 1. 84.
1 2. " K. H. 2d. in 1 1 7 f , marching thro* South Wales
for Ireland, curioufly received by Prince Rys, &c. 85.
t$. A long hiftory of the Kings of Brecknockftiire, &
of the defendants of Brychan, &c. p. 125, &c. where
the author notices " the old MS. wrote about the
time of Q. Eliz. titled the Hiftory of Brecknockfliire
(by my great Grandfath er Thomas ap John) &c." alfo in
the next page u Marchell & the Author of the MS. in
the Cotton Library faith," &c. 126.
14. Other Pedigrees with monumental Infcriptions in
the Priory of Brecknock, in the Chapel of Battle, &c.
of Howel Morgan, &c. 1624. and Tho. Davies BaylifF of
that Town, &c. 1635. and David Thomas, &c. who died
1638. ^ 150*
15. Note about the Eftate of Morgan Proffer along
the Eaft fide of the churchyard of Lhanvronack, toward
the River Ufke. ' i5 6 -
16. A curious hiftorical & genealogical account of
the family of Thomas, p. 157-8. down to the author's
father, mother, brother, &c. 167-8.
17. Parifh Churches of Lhandhew & Brecknock, &c.
with an infeription upon Mary & Margaret Thomas,
1697, &c. 17°-
1 S. u Pedigrees,&c. of MorienGlas &Princes of Pem-
broke taken from a M3. written by Mr.Wm. Salfbury
' a very curious Antiquary, which I take to be mod de-
pended upon & faithful of any I have feen. This MS.
was late in the Cuftody of our very learned Countryman
Mr. Edw. Lhwyd * keeper of the Mufeum at Oxford/'
208,
19. " Pedigree of Maximus the Britain, & hisiffue,who
poffefled all the Champion Countrey betw. the rivers Wey
& Severn, the only family feated in Wales in time of
the Romans, &c. collected from the bed Welfli MSS."
& c , 260 — 1, &c. 264, &c.
20. " Pedigree of Trevor of Brinkynall, Efq. after
created Vif. of Dungannon & Baron of Rofe Trevor in
Ireland, by Charles 2d. in reward of his fervices in the
battle of Marfton More in C° York, in which this Mark
Trevor wounded Oliver Cromwell with his fword. 279.
This handfome Vol of Pedigrees has no Index.
4182.
Regifter of Council Caufes, from 30 July, 1598, to the
10th of April, 1599. xvu
A paper book, fairly tranferibed.
•(See many curious particulars relating toWalct,&c. in bis Utters
to jtWanley, 3777* &c - before defcribed.)
Num. 4183 — 41 88,
4183.
Particular matters tranfafted in Parliaments of H. 5. & 6
and C. 1. viz. xvn.
?. Proceedings againft Sir John Oldcaftle for Herefy,
5 H -5-. 1.
2. Seifure of the Eftate of Queene Joane, &c,
7H. 5. ^ 4 .
3. Approbacio Pacis inter Angliam & Franciam,
9 H- 5* 6.
4. John Allen, &c. to be repaid the Sums they brought
to the Mint to be coyned. 7.
5. Margaret Duchefs of Clarence, & Johane D, of
York, Heirs of Edmond Earl of Kenr, 9 H. 6. 9.
6. Status Reventionum Regni, 11 & 12H. 6. xi.
7. A cong£ d'elire for Worcefter, it H. 6* 16,
8. The Regency, 16 H. 6. 17.
9. Ifabell, Wife of Sir John Botiiler, forced to marry
W.Pull, 15 H. 6. 19 b. 22.
10. Atteinture of the E. of Suffolk taken off.
23 H. 6. ao.
1 » . Journal of the Houfe of Lords, concerning Im-
pofitions on Merchandife, 1671. 24.
12. — , Sufpenfionof Penal Laws & an Aft of
Pardon, 1672 & 1673. 33.
13. Sir Hen. Finch made Lord Finch. 37.
14. The Lords Journal, continued to the Year
1679.
4184.
" Ccmpotus Ricardi Bufby Sacrae Theologiae Do&or.
unius Praebendar. did. Ecctiae exercend. Officium
Thefaurar. iftm pro uno anno integro finif ad feftum
Scti Michis Arcfii. Anno Dni iiri Caroli fedi Dei gra,
Magn. Brittaii Scotias Franciae et Hibern Rs fidei de-
fensor. &c. decimofexto, Anno Dni 1664/*
Codex membranaceus, cum fignaturis Decani et Pre*
bendariorum. xvn,
4185.
Francifci Dagobert Penfum, R. Carolo 2. perfolutum
fcil. Elogia, Epigrammata, Odae, &c. pulchre fcripta
&illuminata, A" 1683, *vu.
Liber chartaceus, foliorum 23.
4186.
Journal of the Privy Council, A° j 579. ^Nfot very well
tr^nferibedt xvi.
Alex. Bayne's Notes upon Mackenzie's Inftitutions.
The title in the book runs thus :
" Notes upon M'kenzie's Inftitutions, dedicated by
Mr. Alexander Bayne, Profeffor of the Muncipal Law
of Scotland. With fome additional obfervations, dif-
tinguifhed by this " mark being prefixed to them. To-
gether alfo with the fubftance of the Decifions fubjoine^ J
to the notes wherein they are cited. 99
A MS. very fairly tranferibed, on, Paper, and contain*
ing 284 pages,
4188.
A MS. containing 21 written leaves, & fome blank,
with the following title ;
" Propofals humbly offered for the groat Encourage*
ment of Seamen. By eftablilhing her Majefties Royal
Navy upon fuch a Bottom, Regulation, & Power, as to
maintain the Sovereignty of the Seas in time of War aa
well as Peace, &c. To proteft and defend her Majefties
Dominions in all parts of the World, &c.
To fupport the Trade of thefe Kingdomes, but more
efpecially to impower & inforfe an happy and durable
fettlemcnt of that great & advantageous Trade, to the
South
Digitized by
1
124
Catalogus Librorum MSS-
Num. 41 89-^4*9* a
„ .c.c^R oval Fimerv,whichall the hopes, as well
^^^SSn^LM the wholeKingdom
Sufi of theWd, French or Du.ch i or the
Power of all them together, may produce to it. xvm.
The propofer's name does not appear, nor the date,
but it was evidently written in the reign of Queen Anne.
It is bound up with N° 7504.
4I&9.
A tmn folio of 7 * pages, neatly 7^**
detail & decorated with divers Arms painted, & Pedi-
ps, Las more fully expreffed in the followmg
« TheTmes, Honors, Matches, & times of the aun-
cient & illuftriuus family of Veer. -
Defcribed in the honourable progeny of the paries o
Oxenford &other branches thereof,from the firft onginall
to She? W i:ra-genealogical deduftion of this noble
family, from the bloud of t-elve forreme Princes, viz.
three^Emperours, three Kings, three Dukes & three
Earles, conveyed through the principal houfes ot
C cS^t of Hiftory, Record., & other Monu-
ments of Antiquity by Percivall Goulciing. _
On the back of this, is a punmt.g Motto in f.x Latin
verfes, upon the name of Vere, & in the following page
a preface addreff.d to one of the tatmly m praile ot the
ftudy of Antiquities & Genealogy, the former part ot
which may be feen intervoven with feveral others from
the Harl. MSS. &c. at the beginning of Vol. 11 ot tne
Hiltory of Staffordlhire, p. xxu In the frequent part
of thispretace the author lays " In this ftudy (Sr ) having
fometimesbeenconverfant according to myflender fltill ;
I have, out of former colleaions intended for a greater
worke, gathered the genealogy of Veer (the name w ot
all others I am moll bound to honor) & dreft in theis
homely Ornaments of myne owne fafliioning, taken oc-
cafibn to offer the fame unto you, not as a publick work
to patronize, but as a teftiraony of particular affection ;
unto which boldnefs my chief inducements were thefe j
fir It the love & duty which not I alone, but many of my
aunceftors, as humble well wilhers, have long borne to
the honorable houfe of Oxenford , whereof yourfelf being
art eminent branch, I prefumed the rather my prdent
would not prove ungratefull, &c. though a Ranger to
yourfelf, yet being a neighbour & heretofore well knowne
& not a little beholding to your worthy brother Mr. John
Veer. Laitly to Ihew fome frute (tho' barren & unnpej
of my travelles before employed this way, which intended
t P a compleat Collection of the Nobility of England, but
interrupted by croffe accidents & layd afide long fince,
&C&C.P.G."
This neat & curious MS. is now bound up with two
other Cohesions, &c. relating to the family of Vere,
via. 6134, 6775, which fee t alfo 41 99 ; p. 13-
419O.
An Abftraft of all the S ritual Livings within the
Kingdom of England & Wales in tne King's difpofal.
Thisis a thin folio confifting of 100 pages, perfea k in
.rood preiervation, having at the beginning a table of
Counties, & the value of each living next oppofite to n.
V XVH.
4I9I.
A Book direaing the choofmg & ordering df the Army
& making War. .ami.
A MS. neatly written on Paper, but without any
Author's name, & containing 2^4
Num. 4192—4198*
4192.
John Ker's Hiftory of Scotland, from the Reftoration to
the Union : The title runs thus i «* An hiftorical Ac-
count of the Publick Affairs of Scotland from thtf
Reftoration to the Union. Together with fome private
Tranfaftions, which followed thereupon, to this pre-
fent Time, never before publifhed. By John Ker of
Kerfland, Efq.
" Non Scotus eft Chrifte, cui liber non placet lfte.
A Paper MS. very handfomtly written, and containing
535 P a S es - a XVIIK
4103 & 4194-
Journal of the Houfe of I ords, a° 31, 33, 34, 37 &
38 H. 3. xva.
A Paper MS. written fairly.
4105.
Colleaanea ex Recordis publicis R. Henrici 4. &c.
fol. 42. bene fcripta et bene fervata, &c.
1. " Defumpta Ex Ballis Papalibus fecundum ordinem
alphabeticum Paparum difpo litis." Ab Anno Hennci
3 d 41* ad ann. 7* Edw. 3".
2. " Patentes de anno 4'° Hennci 4" pars i* & 2^.
6.
3. Rotulus Franciae de A° i° RegniH ci 4". 7.
4. Franciae de anno a d ° Hen'* 4". 1 o. b.
s . Ibid 3 0 4 t0 & 5 t0 Hen " 4 l • 1 3-
6. Patentes de anno Sexto Hen ci 4 1 '. to.
7. *' Defumpta Ex patentibus Regni Hen" 4" Regis
Angliae de anno primo, pars 1* &c. *7-
8. Ex Rotulo Vafconiai de anno i° Regni Hen' 1 4''.
19.
o. Patentes de anno 2*> Regni Hen d 4" pa" prima.
* 24. &c.
10. Patentes de an" Regni Regis Hen ci 4" a QO pars
' '11. Ibid, pars 3*. 3°-
12. Ibid, pars 4'*. 3 U
1 7. Patentes de 3 0 Hen" 4" pars i™ 1 et 2". 40,
14. Vafconia de annis Hen' 1 4", 3°, 4% 5'%' &c - 4»- b -
1 5. Patentes de a° 6 to Hen" 4" P»™ a*. 4«-
16. Vafconia de anno 6'° Regni Hen 1 ' 4'°. 42.
Codex chartaceus.
4196.
1 . Several parts of the Gofpels in verfe. Defeaive in
the beginning. X1V *
2. Legends of Saints m verfe, imperfea. 133.
Nicodemus his Gofpel. in verfe. 206.
4. The Prick of Confcience in verfe. 215. b.
All in Englifh. OnVellum.
4197.
Boccace, of the Fall of Prints, in 9 Books : in Englifli
Verfe ; by John Lidgate. xv.
A good MS. on vellum: a very little deficient at the
end. See the account given at N° 34* °"«
4198.
Arms & defcehts of Yorkftiire Families. xyi.
A narrow folio with an Index of Places, Wapentakes,
&c. at the beginning, old & damaged ; & a more perfea
Index of Perfons towards the end. fol. 1 69. 1 here are a
few deficiencies & mifplacing of the Pages, viz. at 89,
97, & 109.
P. 17. Has the following title. '
« The trew & perfea book of the Vifitations of York-
mire. This Countie is divided in:o *hree Ridings, Eat,
Weft, &Nonh; & every W apentake is divided into
certaine bailiwicks." Thefe ure afterwards, with tne
^ names
Digitized by
feibiiothecae fJarleianse;
t±
4
Num. 4! 98^ 4199.
names of the Lords, Knights, Efquires, & Gent, in each.
(See alfo 4928.)
27—30. " This is the defcente of the Right Honble.
Ralph Ld. Ewer, Barron of Maulton, Lord Prefident to
his Ma li '* Counfell eftablifhed in the Principality &
Marches of Wales, who is heire male 10 the noble &
auiuient houfe of the Lord Clavering Baron of Werk-
worth, & from the noble family of Gefrey Ld. Tyfon,
Baron of Anwkke & Mawton, who was flayne at the
Battle of Haftings at the Conqueft, & likewife one of
the heires males of the Lord VefTcy."
31. "The decent of the familye qf Broderick of
Broderick, Richmond & Middleton, in the Countves of
Yorke & Bprick of Durham."
34. The Right honble. Gilbert E. of Shrewlbery, Ld.
Talbot of the Conqutlt; Ld. Talbot of Longehope &
CreaJinge ; Ld. Strange of Black-moor, Ld. Furnivall,
Ld. of Sheffield, Lovetofte, Worfop, & Grenelaye, &
Jul! ice of an Oyer of all her Ma Utt Parkes, Forrefts,' &
Chaifes, Trent northwaid, Arms & Quarterings of Tal-
bot painted below. ***
35. «« The Right Honble. J..hn Lord Darcie, Baron
ofMeinill & Lord of Alton, his quarterings with" his
creft." Then follow various other old, neatly paintedarms,
& quarteiings, &c.
68. Pedigree of Bointon.
80. Pedigree of Skearne of Bonby, &c. with a tricked
Coat of arms in 60 quarterings.
84. The Pedigree of Ellicarof Rifbie.
1 01. The Pedigree of Conftable of Hatefeilde.
102. Pedigree of Burton of Burton, &c.
no. The Pedigree of Conftable of Cliffe & Flam-
brough.
115, &c. The names & arms of all thofe that endeth
with— fon.
- 122. The Pedigree of Mr. Conftable of Dromaby.
132.4. &c. D° of Sr. John Conyers of Hombye.
4I99-
A ferge folio, thus lettered on the back " Armes promif-
cuous with other Heraldical Notes & Fragments "
1. " A collection of all the Gentlemens Armes in the
Countie of Devon." A fragment only.
2. b. Artefted Arms & Creft of Thos. Webbe of Gil-
linghamin Kent, Gent. 1581.
6. " Tiie Gentlemen of name & armes in the Countie
ofDarbie, A" 1 569."
7. A large coat of arms & quarterings of Trelawny,
&c.
9 __ I0 . Various coat' & impalements of Myldemay
thus inferibed ** for Sr. Thos. Mildmay, Nov. 1591."
12. " You may impale all y maches for the furnifh-
ihg of your windows, as Frevill & Lucy, Charlton, &c.
13. Arms & quarterings of Vere E. of Oxenford, &c!
($.•04189. 6134. 6;/ 75.)
1 6. b. *' All the Arms I found in Kingefton Church.'»
19. Arm* " in Mathew Hulls houfe at Lanckbore."
25. Ai'ms & Quarterings of James Lord Darcey. Alfo
of Devorex, & another handfonie Coat & Creft, with
the Garter round it & Motto, " Regna firmat Pietas."
25. b. Arms, in 26 Quarterings of Carye Ld. Hunf-
don, with the Names & Crefts to each.
26. D° of Grevile in 4 1 quarterings.
26. b. Another large Coat of Touchett Ld. Audley
&«. in 30 quarters, &c.
27. Arms of Trevor in 28 Quarters, &c»
1 7 . b. Champney, Tucke of Kent, Rowland Lacon,
&c.
28. Arms of Sidney, Vifc. Lifle, & others.
.Cat. Harl. Vol. ill.
Num. 4199.
ao, Sutton afc Dudley, Duke -of Northumberland,
&c. Nevil Ld. Abergavenny, &c. « Sigillum Franciffic
ComitiffiE Hartfordiae," & other arms, & crefts, & c -
. 3?- Cary LordHunfdon, &Devor e x E.of Eflex a«rin
31. Several foreign coats, &c. and a f agment with
thefe titles, " lo the Queene's molt excellent Majeftie."
" A book of all the Earls & Barons which were in the
types of the moil viflorious Princes of famous memorie
Edw. the firft & Edw. 11. &c. placed accordingly with
their names & armes. & to your Highnefs humbly pro
iented by yo; obedient fervant Gilbert Dethicke, Kf.
barter, principal King of Armes, &c. 1581."
« i 1 -^' Pr ™*f d Arms of the Archbifliop of Canterbury
& Bilhops, with notes, &c.
32. Arms & creft of ChalenoVi Fftzherbert, &c. with
fome verfes on the ftate of France, Sep. i 2 , 1385.
33. b. Arms of Mayors, Filhmongers, &c.
34. wanting.
35. »« The Ladye Howarde of EffynghamV' &c.
36. Is alfo wanting.
37. " A letter from Label dutchefs of Rutland to
Garter, about fending a drawing of all the feve af coats
which her fon Rob. may give both on his father 8c
mother's fide, &c. with a rough lketch of <6 quarterin«
drawn upon it. 0
38. The fame more finiflied, & oppofite; the Arms
& Quarterings with Crdt, Quarter, &c. of Wriotteuey;
E. of Southampton. '
38. b. A very large coat in 54 quarters, of Boucher
Earl of Bath.
39. Arms bt quarterings with Creft, Garfer, & Supi
porters of Scroop, &c. Alfo of Pawlett, &c.
39. b. Talbot E. of Saiop, Lord Windfore,Vere E. of
Oxford (fee more f. 1 3.) Lord Stouiton.
40. tk 41. are wanting.
41. &c. A number of Noblemen's fingle Coats.
45. Wentworth arms & quarterings, &c. Alfo under*,
neath fome notes about the Pedigree ot John Hooper of
the City of New Sarum in Wilis, Efq.
46. Various Arms, &c. with a rude lketch of a Monu-
ment, & this Inscription E. R. with the rown between
them, & underneath " Cujus pudebit pigeat, ne feceris
quod factum nolis. Quod commodavit fortuna toilet •
quod mutavit natura, accipiet : Qcol p.r.verit Virtus!
Retinebis. Thomas Milks." *
47- &c. Various Coats of Arms to the name of More
50. b. Devoreux E. of Eflex, more full than before!
at 25. 30. Lodowick Steward, Duke of Lenox, & c .
51. Monumental Infcription of Frances, Countefs of
Hertford, late wife of Edw. E. of H. fon to Edw. Duke
of Somerfet, &c. da' to Wm. Ld. Howard of Effing-
ham, &c. 1559.
51. *. Arm6 & quarterings of Stanley E. of Derby &
of Henry E. of Huntingdon, impaled with thofe of his
Lady Cather. da' of John Duke of Northumberland, &c.
moll neatly tricked in 48 Quarterings each.
52. Brooke Lord Cobham, Ruflel & Cooke, Cary,
&c«
52. b. Another neat Coat of 28 quarterings, for St
John, with an EfcocheQn of pretence of 6 for Reade, &c*
55- c ' Anno Dni 1539, May 18, inftalled Sir John
Ld Ruffcll, brother ot the noble order of the Garter/'
60. Arms of Blunt, &c. in itf quarters. Starkey of
Oulton, Pagenham, &c. Alfo the Arms & monumental
Infcription of Mary da r & heir of G. Blennerhaiffet, Efq.
wife of Thos, Culpeper, &c. Oft. 1587, act. 7c* '
6 1. A letter to Garter from W. Sewyn, about hi*
Pedigree & wife's Arms, &c. who was a- Goldfmith*
Alfo arms of Rich. Fletcher dean of Peterborough, & c .
an.d of Brooke, Butler, Sanderfon, Villers, &c.
Kk Sr.
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Muni. 41 19 — 4201.
6a. b* Sr.Tho. Barrington Kt. his Arms & quarterings.
64. &c. Arms of Bret of Staffordfhire, Angcf of
Cambridge, Payton, Marche, &c. Wmgfeild.
68. A letter tromW.Wicox, about the E. of Effex,&c.
69. Arms of Ravenfcroft, &c.
7*. &c. Beaumond with quarterings, Powe! of Horfley
in Flint,
75. b. Church notes & arms, with names of perfons
but not the places.
84* Arms of Brierton, Harington, Umpton, Boughton,
Vrfne, Mildemay, &c.
93. b. Monumental Infcriptions upon H. Michell Efq.
1510. Tho. Knarefburgh Efq. 1498. Robert Saunders,
ice. 1559.
1 12. Arms of Bullen, &c.
114. Arms & quarterings of Harrington & Seal of
Henry E.. of Pembroke, &c.
118. Sr. Robt. Chefter of Royfton in Hertford 0 ,
Sr. JohnParrott, & other arms.
120. Arms & quarterings of Southcotts of Suffolk.
no. & Sr. John Knight of Toft in Effex.
124. Coat of Ferrers in 50 Quarters.
Then follows a copious alphabetical Index, which has
no reference to this MS.
126. Arms & quarterings of Skipwith, Sr. Thos.
Letghtonof Shropfliire, Turner of Suffolk* Skerne
with 20 quarterings.
127. &c. Arms & quarterings of Newdigate, Hunger-
ford, Sutton, Hinde, Zouche, &c. Markam & Griffin,
Sr. Rich,Waynman, Sr. Edward Knightley, Ld. Vaulx,
Colpeper, &c.
128. A. Sr. Martyn Calthorp, Knight, Lord Mayor,
&c. G. Vifcount Villers.
1 29. b. Arms of Xt Church Oxford, & King's College
Camb.
132. &c. Sr. Rowland Chrke Kt. Sr. Thos. Henage,
Kt Sr. Arthur Baffet of Devonfhire, &c.
139. Dudley E. ofWarw. in 60 Quarterings.
4200.
Statuta Eccfcfiac Metropol. S. Petri Ebor. cum Statutis
Synodalibus. Cum indice praefixo. In primo folio
fcriptum eft, ftylo plumbeo, " This book is of the
hand-writing of Dr. CoreiU" Codex chartaceus.
XVII.
4201,
Hie Mofaical Laws, reduced into method ; by way of
Inftitute. xvi.
The title in the Book is thus written.
" The Introdu&ion to the Law.
r Moral 7
The < Judaical, and > Lawes
CCeremoniall )
/"Exodus
CoDeWootrftheBBflfaiofJjj^
vDeuteronomie
And reduced into Method
By way of Inftitute
With the feveral Cafes therein depending
So as they may be eafily found,
And underftood
With all their Rites and
Circumftances."
A hrge Paper Book, carefully written ; a part of the
firft 40 leaves apparently eaten by Rats or Mice, the reft
Vfery legible, and cunous in matter. To the digeft
of the Laws is added a hiftory of the fuccefliye Govern-
feKflts'of Mofes, Jofhua, & tne Judges.
Num. 4202— .4204
4202.
u A Survey o£ the Navy, taken 1619, (SeefoJ. 4)
by feoyal Authority. xvn.
2. Conference in Parliament concerning the liberty of
the Perfon of every free man. Argued by Sir Dudley
Digges, Mr. Littleton, &c. Fairly tranferibed.
. 4203.
John Lidgate's Tranflation of Boccace's 9 Books of tlie
Fall of Princes. xv.
A very clear & well preferved MS. partly on paper,
partly on vellum, complete at each end, and in alt
refpe&s more perfeft than either N° 5486 or 4197. At
the end is this Colophon.
u Sy fyne le Livre de John Boches des cas des nobles
hommes & femmes, tranflate du latyn en Francoys par
Laurence du premyer fait, Clerk de la diofe de Trove, ct
fut compile cefte tranflation le 25 Jour d'Avril Mil cccc
&ix. et ceft ailavoyr le lundy apres pafques che clofes.'*
4204*
A large, thick folio of 108 leaves, entitled, u Hcraldical
& other notes & fragments."
This rough colle&ion of Arms, Pedigrees, & fome
infcriptions feems, from the hand writing & other evi««
dence (f. 8 1.) to have been the work of Robt. Brook the
Herald. As there is no Index the following principal
heads may be found ufeful.
1. Contains the Arms & Quarterings of Conftable
Ruflele Earl of Bedford, with Quarterings.
Another Coat impaling Brydges, Chandos, & other
quarters.
2. Pedigree of Brome of Brome, C° Salop. Fmetf
relating to Suflex ; Arms of Bray,&c.
3. Arms & quarterings of Townfhend, &c. with
Effigies of a man & woman kneeling, taken from Sende
Church in Surrey, 1624.
3. b. Another fmall Monument for Thos. Coppingcr,
15 . . . . .
4. Infcriptions, &c. relating to Shcpey, from Burton's
Leic.
A Pedigree of Littlebery of Tide, &c. with divers
Arms.
8. A grant from K. E. to Richard Fcnyj, Kt. Ld.
Dacre, touching Lands, &c. in Lancafhire.
9. Pedigree of Powell, &c. with divers Arms, &c
10. Pedigrees of Berkley, Tracy of Toddington, &c.
1 2. D° of Woodechurch, Clarke of Wodechui ch, &c.
18. D° of Gafcoigne, &c. Church notes of Saunders
of Charlwood, Blake, & Sr. J.Audley,Kt. from Swaffham
Market Norffl Horiey Church, S urrey, &c.
21. Boftel Manor, & Inquilitions relating to Yorldjiire*
22. Pedigree of Needham, Ld. of Stanton, &c. and
of Brooke, &c.
23. Summons of Parliam* & other old Evidence &
Extra&s relating to the Clifford family, &rc.
23. b. " A note (or fliort defcription) of Ireland takqft
out of an old Parchment, written t. H. 2.."
25. The arms, quarterings, & creft, with the cc Pro-
vincial K. of Heraulds certificate of the Knighthood, &
moft noble defcent & allyances of Sr. Ralph Bofvile Kt/*
figned, &c. u Wm. Camden, ClarencieuxKinge of Arms."
26. Pedigree of Lord Clifford, &c.
26. b. A large Coat of Arms & quarterings of the
Littleton family, &c.
27. b. Sketch of a Monument of Philip de Pet^toat*
Kt. 1361, &c.
29. Arms of Sir Brian Clapton, Palmer, Lake, &c.
30. 31. Divers Coats of Arms rudely Iketched, &c.
32. Lord Wotton, Sr. Michaell Sands, Sr. Rowland,
Haywood, &c.
32. b. Arms in Lichfield Cathedral, Mr. Babmgton's
houle the Chancellor of Lichfield, &c. Alfo iu the
Church
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Church of Sherbourne, and in Obourne Churck near
Sherbourne. In the Parlour at Mr. Haley's, &c.
33. b. Various Arms of the family of Graye of Cod-
nor, Ruthin, &c.
34. Arms, &c. in Weftbury Church, C° Glouc. of
Pyott, &c.
Other Arms & Infcriptions of Walder, Rowley, Brace-
bridge, Harcourt, &c. 1515, 14Q6. in Kinfbury
Church, Co. Warw. And in the Hall at Kinfbury.
Alfo in Henbury Church, Gloceft. . . &c.
35. b. Sr. Thos. Smith impaling Brydges, Chandos,
&c. quarterly. Alfo Howard & Manninge, &c.
37. Arms of the Priory near Bifliopgate, Merton, &c.
Sr. Thos. Shirley with 24 quarterings.
An extract from an old book t. H. 1 . 11 00. relating to
the family of Burdett with the feveral coats & diftindtions
particularly of John Burdett of Gainlborough, &c.
38. Pedigree of Cooke of Salifbury, &c. Aims of
Cornewale, Townfend, & Vaughan, &c.
41, &c. 46. b. Sondes of Throwleigh in Kent, im-
paling Finch. The E. of Arundell with quarterings, &c.
Arms, &c; belonging to the Corporation of Abendon
&c. Berks. Genealogy of Hulfe of Sutton Courteney in
Berks, &c. and of the Lovedens of Lamburne inBerks,&c.
43. &c. Arms of Sr. Henry Ventone & his Lady, Tho.
Whitenhall of Perkham in Kent, Pedigree of Sandes, &c.
44. A very old Monument of Sr.Thos.de Lovaine, &c.
Other Arms & Infcriptions, &c. of theBouchiers, &c.
in Little Eyfton-Church, and in Rochfort Church, Effex.
45. Pedigree of Crefacer Ld. of Baronburgh in York c
with two rude drawings of figures, &c.
46. Pedigrees of Cooke of Wormely, Goodere, Pinch-
poole of Marndey in EfTex, Waleron, &c.
49. b. Pe ^gree of Argentham, with a monumental
Infcription in old French from Baldock Church in Hert-
ford flure, &c. Alfo a Pedigree of Haftings, with Arms
of Kings of feveral Countries, neatly tricked.
51. Various Crefls of the family of Booth of Barton,
C° Lane. Dunham-mafley in Chefliire, of Lincolnfhire,
Derbyfhire, &c. taken out of a Book in the Office of
Arms.
53. Pedigree of Littleton of Wore. & Staff.
Arms of Sr. Chriflopher Hatton, 1588, neatly drawn.
53. b. Pedigree of Gafcoigne of Harwood, C° York.
55 . b. " The Genealogie of the two antient families
of the Leighes of Efthall & High Leigh," &c.
59. Inquific. & fhort Pedigrees of the Sackvilles.
See alfo p. 83. & 107. b.
61. b. 62. &c. Pedigree of Carington & Smith, &c.
with divers Church notes & Iketches of Monuments &
Arms, &c. in South Halfled Church 1628, relating to
the Bouchier family.
68, &c. Pedigree of Hillvard, Arms of Griffin, &c.
75. Arms of Blount, &c! And an Infcription for Eliz.
Gardener da r . of Sr. Edward Onflow, Kt.
80. York-Herald's imprifonment & the caufe thereof.
See alfo S3 b.
80. b. Copy of a warrant from the E. of Dorfet to
Ralph Trofwell for the furveving of his lands, &c. in the
Manors of Kimberhorne, Sheffield, Allington, Kingfton,
&c. C Suffex, 1615.
81. A defcription of a Mtffuage, Iloufe, & Land,
&c. atRcculver in Kent, 1616: probably by Brooke the
Herald, the fiipoofod Compiler of this Vol. as he was
buried at Reculver. (See Dunconibe's Rcculver in Bibl.
Topog.) mfr
81. b. "A note of the bargains made by Commiliion
at the Court held in the Weft, 16 12. viz. Stoke-Bifhop,
Olvefton, Weftbury, Twininge," Lc.
82. SiV Roger Lewknor of Trotten, C° Suffex, Kt.
patted his Eftarcs remainder to Sr. Win. Barentyne, &c.
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Num. 4264— 4206.
viz. divers Manors in Suffex, Middlefex, &c. as therein
expreffed.
82. b. A letter from H. 6. authorizing Sr. John
Bofvell Kt. of the. Religion of St. John of Jerufalem, td
hold his Manor of Tempilgwytyng, C° Glouc. This is
entered in the Pedigree of Bofviles. (See p. 86. b.) •
Will of Lawrence Holliday Alderman of London
*9 Eliz. about Houfes, &c. in Cirencefter.
83. Ancient evidences of the family of Sacville, &c.
Arms & quarterings of Vere Earl of Oxford, &c.
Sr. Richard Wefton, Chancellor of the Excheqoerj
&c.
83. b. « Ex libro feodorum Militum in Scaccaria
fol. 268* I.cyc."
84. Various notes of Arms, &c. badly mitten, & under-
neath is pafted an old print, with the Dimenfions of the
Schools at Cambridge.
86. The Manors, Lordfhips, Towns, & Lands w* h Sn
Geffrey Son of Adam de Dutton gave to certain of his
gentlemen, &c.
87, &c. Defcription of an old houfe & eflate at Den-
ham Durdan, like the above noticed at Reculvers. f. 8 1.
Arms of Colleges, & Seal of the Chancellor, at Cam-
bridge.
go.'b. A coat of Arms of Sr. John Heath, Knight,
from the Church of Willian in Hartfordfhire, dated 1354.
Pedigree & Arms of tnglefield.
9 1 . Arms of Barnard of Abbington, C° North. Of
the Harringtons ; AnJerfon, EfTex, &c.
92. Ancient Arms, quarterings, &c. of the Howard
family. (See alfo 96. b.)
92. b. Arms of families in Cornwall & Devon.
93, &c. Rowley Staffordfhire, Levefon Pedigree, and
Montague, &c.
9 5. Pedigree & Arms of Turner of Haveryll in Suffolk.
97. Some account of Sr. Ralph Sadler, with his
monumental Infcription, Arms, &c. & of Sr. Thos.
Sadler, &c.
99. Pedigree of Bulkeley of Bulkeley in Chefhire, &c.
102. Pedigree, Arms, & other evidences of Belgravs
in Leicefterftiire.
102. b. Monumental Infcription for Thos. Son of
Jolin Bury of Bury Hall, C° Lancaft. & Eliz. his wife,
da r . of Thos. Stafford of Bradfield in Berks, Efq. &c.
1613.
104. Other monumental Infcript. & Arms.
107. b. Arms & quarterings of Devereux, &c.
4205.
Piftures & Arms of Englifh Kings, & Knights Bannerets.
The paintings of the kings in their lurcoats of Arms,
from Wm. the Conq..to Henry 6th, with a few verfes
defcriptive of the reign of each in 8 folios, and a paint*
ing of the Conqueror, feemingly landing from a Ship*
Then follow 35 folios of Knights on horfeback tilting,
all being in Yurcoats of Arms. They are arranged
according to feveral Counties, beginning with Suffolk,
at 13 with Effex, &c. 25. Kent. 3 1 . Yorkfhire.
Then follow feveral folios of Knights on foot, in Sur^
coats of Arms, each holding a banner of the fame.
xv.
4206.
Henry the Marquis of Newcaftle, his Book of honour of
the Sword, or the Art of Fencing : written with his
own hand. £
A large paper book, with the fignature of thtDukc m
feveral Places.
Journali
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Num. 4207^4225-
4207* 8> 9> 10, 11, 12, 13, M> *5>
& 16.
Jbiihials oFtheHoufeof Lords, 25 28 & 35 H. 8. 1 2 3
5 6 & 7 E. 6 : 1 2 3 5 & 6 P. & M : et 12 J. 1- See
alfo N* 4193,8c 4194. , r ,
In N° 4207, is alfo, a Hiftory & Genealogy of the
jLings of England, from Egbert to Henry 6.
4217.
An Inventory of the King's Wardrobe at London,
12 H. 8* A good fized folio of 50 pages, plainly
written for that time, with this original tale palled at
the beginning. " The boke of all the Kyng's reche
ftuf remaignyng in his flandinge wardrobe of Robes
within the towre of London, delivered unto the fure
6 fauf kepynge of Jamys Worfleye A* 1 xn° R.
H. viij." XVI -
4218.
ATranflationof the two firftBooks of Bp.Samuel Parker's
Hiftory of his own Times ; being half the Work.
The tranflation* differs much from that of Newlin,
publifhed in 1727. It extends from 1660 to 1675.
4219.
I. Hundreda, Civitates, Burgi, & Villae in Comitatu
Norfolk, et Domini eorundem ; 9 Ed xvn.
2. Villae & Carucatae m Richmondia ; ex libro cen-
fuali, vulgo Domefday : nec non pi&ura Caftri, & Re-
gis W. i. Alano Comiti donantis.
3. Sigilla Nobilium antiqua, in 2 folii?.
4220.
An original Record of Fines at the Affizes at Ludlow,
from the 14 J. 1. to the 13 C. 1. xvn.
4221.
The defcent of the family of the Howards, & alfo of
fuch families as are defcended from them. Collected
by Richard Parker, 1615. xvn.
A very thick, large folio, having the leaves at top cut in
an indented form.
4222.
A large folio of 1^8 pages entitled, Orders & Laws for
management of the King's Mint, of which fee extra&s
&c. in Mr. Ruding's Hiftory. xvi.
4223.
A handfome Volume of 140 leaves, entitled, Ci Robert
Cooke's Baronage, with ihe Armes in colours/*
neatly painted, but the accounts of each perfon very
concUe. See alfo 11 04, 1966, 199392154, 2190.
XVII.
4224.
The Eftablifhment or Lift of Payments for Civil and
Military Affairs, for Ireland, a° 1682. and alfo for
. Tangier. With the Penfion Lift of Ireland. A thin
paper book, illuminated, & apparently official, xvn.
4225.
^ l. Captain Barth. Valegas, a Spaniard, his Inflec-
tions for failing from Callaoto Panama, & back. pag. 1.
XVII.
from Perico to Callao.
• Panama to Peru.
• Panama to Acapulco.
• Acapulco to California.
- Callao of Lima to Chilo.
q » j . c Baldiviato Chilo & Guafo.
8. A Journal of an Englifhman, from Gorgona Ifland
to the City of Baiavia in the Ifland of Java. December,
,684 * 154
^papwbootof 208 pages, clearly written, & paged at
the tottom.
2.
3-
4-
5-
6.
7-
22.
29.
?*•
105.
11 8,
144.
Niim. 4226— -4230 *
4226.
A neat thin Quarto of 57 pages, containing,
1. An Abflratt of the Revenue of the Land Tax in thd
feveral Counties & Hundreds in England and W;iles,
being an aid of 4s. in ihe pound granted to K. W. &
Q. Mary, for carrying on the War againft France, as
more fully exprefled in the Title page, to which is pre-
fixed an engraved Scheme of the Proportions the fevtral
Counties paid to the Land Tax, 1693, an d to the Sub-
fidies, 1697, with the Number of Members then fent to
Parliam. Calculated by John Smart at the Town Clerks
Office, London. At the end is a Table of Counties, &c.
XVIII.
2. The Condition & Debt of the Navy, 1700.
3. A View of the Taxes, Funds, & Revenues, printed j
viz. total monies voted to Pari, during the War, from
1702 to 1712 inclufive, &c*
4227.
Abftrad of the Revenue of the Excife, A.D. 1684. 5.
6. & 7.
A thin paper book, having 37 written leaves.
4228.
1. Sr. Fr. Vere's Account of the Defeat at Turnholt,
& the Battle of Newport : with a Supplement, by Sir
John Ogle. fol. 1. X vn.
2. Sir John Ogle's Account of Sir. Fr. Vere's Parley
at Oftend. 9.
3. Mr. Lewknor's Speech in Parliament, againft a
Supply. I5 .
4. Orders for exercifing Soldiers. 17^
5. The Cales & Ifland Journey : by Sir Francis
Vere. 19.
6. Accompts & Inftru&ions of Mufter-Mafters,
A. 1584. & 5. 3c. b.
7. An order for the framing of Shot. 3 1 , b.
8. Orders for the L. Lieutenants, 1583. 33* 34»
9. Inftru&ions to Sir John Norris, &c. 1588. -38. b.
41. 46.
10. A) Warrant & Lift for payment of the Army v
1599- 40. S3 - .
11. Number of Ships in the Realm, A° 1583.
_ 43- b. 48.
12. Proceedings of tbe Fleets, July, 1588. 47.
13. Forces of the Realm, A.D. 1574. 1577. & 1 57 8.
14. Inftru&ions of Commiffioners from Q. Elizabeth
to treat for Peace with Spain. ^ 75.
15. L. Burleigh's Difcourfe about Q. Elizabeth's
matching with the Arch-Duke of Auftria. 88.
16. Cardinal Sermonetta's Inftru&ions to his Coufin
Petro Caetano, going to the Duke of Parma. 97.
A paper book, uniformly wruten.
4229.
A fmall folio of 225 pages, entitled,
" King Charles 1. his happy Progrefs & SuccefV, from
30 March to the 23 November, 1644 : related .by Si>
Edward Walker, Garter £ing at Armes, & Secretary
the of Council of Warr." With a letter addreffed to his
Majefty at the beginning. It chiefly relates to the Weft
of England, & begins with the Battle of Aylesford.
XVII.
4 2 3°-
Articles of News, in Italian, from Rome, Venice,
Antwerp, &c. in the years 1591 — 1596, &c. In
various hands. Perhaps taken from Italian Gazettes.
A paper book of 208 leaves. xvi.
6 Copies
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Num. 423i_4238.
4231.
Copies of fome Letters of King Charles U 1 645. atvit.
4232.
A folio of 166 pages containing,
1. Copies of Letters from & to Sir Thomas Parry,
Ambaffador in France, 1604. xvn.
1. A lette* to the Duke of Lenox ; & from his Ma-
jefty to the French King, 1604. 144. & 5.
Fairly & uniformly written. Bound up with 4762*
4233.
Silius ItaEcus, tranflated into Englifli Verfe by Tho.Rofs.
XVII.
A fair copy, written on paper, each book feparately
paged. Prefixed are two dedications to the King, the
fklt ift profc, the fecond in verfe.
KB. Th. Rofs f s Silius Italicus was pubHfhed by Roy*
ctok in 1 66 1, with Sculptures) & alfo a continuation,
in throe books*
Copies of Letters from the Lords of the Council, 1629.
1638. 9. 40. i. & 2.
A thick, paper book, but not more than a fourth of it
filled. The Arms of the £)uke of Newcaftle within the
Cover. xvn.
4235. & 4236.
Elements of Law, natural & politic : by Tho. Hobbs.
Two Copies of the fame work ; which is alfo ife this
colle&ioiL at N° 1 325. q. v. Thefe are Yery fiurly trans-
cribed. XVII.
4237.
Proceffus ad Coronationem C. 2. annoriii fui 13. " Exw
pedit. &examinat. perThomam Agar,Deputat.Henric.
Barker Armig. ciici Corona Cur. CanceUar. Anglic**
(Vide 41 20.) fol. 36. xvn.
4238.
A middle fized folio, very fairly written on paper, &
well preferved, in 564 pages. At the top of the xft
Ifeaf isWanley's date as ufual, " 8 Nov. i725."And on
the top of the ift Page is the following account of it
in Ld. Oxford's own writing.
" This MS. Hiftory I had transcribed from a MS. my
Ld. Kinnoul lent me ; it is compofed by General Drum-
ntond, whofe da f was married to Thos. Hay after E. of
Kinnoul & father to the prefent Earl."
Then fallows the Title thus,
<c The Genealogie of the moft noble & ancient Houfe
of Drummond, containing a true account of the original
rtrtra&kms, the offspring & allayes of that family,
deduced from the firft of that name, an Hungarian Gent.
& continued to the prefent age
By a friend to Verity & the Family.
Colle&ed in the year 16&1."
Befides the above, are feveral Mottos both in Latin &
Englifli. After which is a Dedication & Preface of 8
pages, addrefled to James E. of Perth, Ld. Drummond, &c.
flwwing from what Sources his Information is derived,
viz. the former* collections & labours of four of the
family & name ; more particularly," the famous Mf.Wm.
Drummond of Hathornden framed a brief relation of the
Pedigree of {he family, & ere&ed a godly tree of the
ftock, branches, and neareft allayes thereof. But Mr.
John Freebarn, Mmifter of Maddertie, beftowed moft
labour, was fupplied wkh the beft helps, & came
neareft to the Point if he had treated oil that head
only. Semper ego auditor tantum. My Ld. from
CUt. Harl. Vox-. IIL
Num. 4238—4243.
the well founded Relations of all thefe five Men, but
mpre from the Remnants of your own authentic Evi-
dences, the particular Writs & Charters of fome
Cadets of your Houfe, with other hiftorical Remarks,
Traditions, & MSS. the following narrative is gleaned
& fet together, 0 &c. At the Conclufion he thus fub*
fcribes himfelf,
a My Ld. your moft Humble Servant
and moft affe&ionate Cufine W. D. n
The following are the general Heads of this curious
family hiftory, which has no index.
1. "The Race of the Royal Family of the Stuarts,"
&c. 10.
2. " A Catalogue of the names of the chief heads
of the Drummonds fince their firft coming to Scotland."
3. " The Genealogie of the moft noble & aunc^ent
houfe of Drummond, ice." 17 to 509.
4. " Of the family of Wigtone." 510.
5. " Of Lady Jean Ker, Countefe of Perth, da r to
Robt. E. of Roxburgh, & her father's family*" 513.
6. " Of the family of Hayes of Enroll. 99 5*0.
7. " Of the Beginning & SuccefCon of the Conftablet
of Scotland " w 5«*
8. " A Chara&er of Lady Anna Gbrdbri, fpoufe to
James 3d Earl of Perth, who died Lady Drummond, &
the manner of her Death, written by John Earl of Perth
her father-in-law* worthy to be recorded for the Excel-
lency of the Lady & the Writer. At t)rummond
Caftle." 5*9-
9. At the conclufion of the laft article is a long In-
itription to her Memory, at the Chapel of Innerpeffrie,
1656. 535-
10. <# Lady Atina Gordon as above, da r to George
Marquis of Huntley, & of her father's family." 536.
1 1. u Concerning James 4th E. of Perth, &c." 543*
1 2. M Of Lady Jean Douglas Countefs of Perth,
& of the Marquis of D. her father & his family." 541.
13. " The mutual Allyances betwixt the Houfes of
Douglas & Drummond*" (See a full Hiftory of the
Houfe of Douglas 460 1 .) 551,
14* " The original &Succeffionof the Ruthvens.*
15. " The family of Sinclar E. of Orkney. 99 561.
4 2 39-
Leges five Statuta Cantabrigienfis Academise, 1570.
Codex memb. elegans ; continens pagg. 50. xvi.
4240^
1. A collection of Papers, chiefly relating to Magdalen
College in Oxford, with a table of Contents prefixed,
22% pages : but y* Errata Bibliorum Sixti v. are given at
page 219. Bound up with other numbers. xvn.
424I,
Ariftotelis Metaphyfica, Latinfi. Libri 14. Codex meow
[branaceus, optime fervatus. xv.
4242*
1. Thorns Becket, Archiepifcopi Cant. Vita&Mira-
cula 3, libris. xuU
2. S. Walfini Miracula ; duo folia.
Codex membranaccus.
4243-
1. Abftraft of the Revenues & Expences of K- Philip,
1562. *• b.
2 . Salaries of the Officers of the Crown. 2 .'
3. Epitaphs; 4*
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Num. 4243-^4256/
4* Ab&iit Coinage Exchange, Impofls, &c 4>b
5. A perfuafion for all Chriftendom to jpyn againft
the Turks. . * 2 -
6. Touching the getting the K. of Scots into Q. Lliza-.
beth's poffeffion. r 7*
7. A Letter to perfuadc the K. of Navarre to, turn
Papift, 1^86. 9 1 9-
8. Concerning the detaining of the Pope's Legate. 22.
9. Inftrudions of the AmbafTadors fent to Spain,
1553. . *4-
10. A difcourfe concerning the ftate of the Low
Countries, upon the.dcatth of the Prince of Orange,
15X4. * 2 S-
1 1 . A Letter of Mary Q. of Scots to an Englifh Papift
abroad ' , *7- {>•
12 Inftrudions to Sir Philip Hobbie, the Enghfli
Ambafadour to the Q. Dowager of Hungary, Regent
in UieLow Countries. 2 8-
13. Allegition^againft the Title of the Q. of Scots
to the Crown of England. 2 9*
14. A Dialogue about Q. Elizabeth's Marriage,
1 56 1. By Sr. Thos. Smith, Knt. 37-
1 c. Ecclefiaftical Policy of the Church of England.
57- b '-
1 6. Another difcourfe on the Low Countries. 58.
17. A Dilcourfe about Corporations. 6a.
18. An opinion on reducing the Coin of the Realm,
by I. A. 65; b.
19. Thecaufe of the great decay & lofs of the King's
revenues, and of all the nobility, &c the ready remedy to
redrefa the fame. &8.
20. A difcourfe on Aids to be given to the King of
France. . . 69.
A paper book of 71 leaves, written in an uniform
hand.
4244, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, & 50.
An Abftraft of the State of the Ordnance in the feveral
Forts, A.D. 1675, 1672, 1669, 1670, & 1641. xvu.
The whole together make but a thin folio of accounts
chiefly, except that at p. 1. of 4250, is an addrefs, &c.
from the Officers of the Ordnance, to the Lords & other
Committees for muniting this Kingdom, & for the
Affairs of Ireland.
Num. 4256—4264/
N° 4253. 2. That indeed contains only a part of this,
which is here called the Bramiris Poran, and is>
extended by J. Maf fhall to five Bodks, marked A. B.
C.D.E. XVI1 -
4257. .
A fmall /olio entitled " A Catalogue of the Nobility of
England, Officers of the Crown & .their Salaries, viz.
The Admiraltye, the Armorye, & y c Minte, His Ma iu '
towns of War, Caftles, Kings Houfes, & Parks, a*
1618 " This is in the fame writing as i857 > & 184S,'
and was given by Abraham Wallis to Sr. Xtopher
Hilliard, & to the Harl. Library by John Beaumont
M. D. having a loofe paper of his at the end. xvu. .
4258.
The Steward's account, given in to the Earl of Bath
from the 15th January 1602, to the 13th of Oftobei::
1604: in feparate, weekly accounts, for the whole
time ; and figned at the end of eiich year, JV.Ba thorn
A paper book : bound up with N° 127. . xvu. -
A handfome quarto of 77 pages.
4259-
The Arms of the Howards, & their Defcendants,
beautifully painted on Vellum, with a fhort account o£
each family underneath, k an Index at he End. Alfo
8 fmall pages of Hiftory at the beginning.
4251.
The Charge of the Office of Ordnance, a* 1 1679. A vel 7-
thin folio of only 9 pages of writing.
4252.
A Journal to the Eaft-India, in the Ship Unicorn, .i658.
A regular Sailor's Journal.
NB. This & the three netft numbers are bound in one
volume.
4253-
1 . ADialogue between John Marfhall & Muddoofoodum
Raurre, Bramin, at Callumbufar in Bengali, 18 March,
1674-5. 14 pages.
2. An Account of Muddoofoodum Raure. p. 110. or
rather by him, from a Hindoo Book, on the Creation.
4254 & 4255.
John Marfhall's Memoranda concerning Eaft India,
from i 1 Sept. 1688 to 1 Jan. 167 1-2. Two books,
marked A & B. The firft 65 pages, with 22 pages
at the other end. The fecond 57 pages, the matter
apparently curious.
4 2 56.
A book written by the fame John Marfhall, and giving
an Account of the fame book, whicfc is mentioned
XVII.
4260.
The Life of the Virgin Mary in verfe, in 6 Books : by
John Lydgate, Written on Paper; & perfect, accord-
ing to ourbeft Copy, which isN 9 3862.
xv.
4261:
An Argument upon the Queftion of Impofitions, without
' cohfent of Parliament: by Sir John Davies, one of
the Kings Council in Ireland. * xvu.
A paper book, bound up with N w 8 32, & feveral more.
4^ 62 -
Diurnal Occurrences in Parliament, from the 1 2th of
Novr. 1640. to the 17 of April, 1641. xvu.
A paper book, fairly written.
4263.
1. An extra& out of the Parliament Records of Ed. 1.
out of Natura Brevium.
of the hiftory of the Council of Trent.
2.
4 A petition to the Lords of the Admiralty againft
a Monfr. Reymer.
5. Numbers of the Lords attending Parliament, fuc-
ceffively from 4^ H. 3. to 22 E. 3.
/ 6. An Extradt out of Ufher's Annals.
A paper book. At the beginning is written, by Mr.
Wanley," One of Woodman's fix curious MSS." which
fix appear to be here collected.
, 4264.
Material tranfa&ions in Pari, from the year 1623^0 the
end of the Parliament of 1628. The whole title in
the Book runs thus. " A Booke conteyning the whole
paffages of the laft Parliament, ending ioth of March
1628, with other materiall paffages thai happened from,
the yeare 1623, to the end of the Pari, in 1628. The
heads whereof are fpecitied in the enfuing Table/'
The table is ample, & refers to the pages, which extend'
to 514 ; neatly written on paper. xvu.
1. Mr.
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Ntim* 4265—4272.
426r.
t. Mr. Tot tie's Notes concerning Suits in Chancery*
2. Lord Ellefmere's Obfervations upon the Statute of
Magna Charta, Chap. 29, concerning proceedings in
Chancery, 1615.
3. Geo. Norburie of the Abufes in Chancery, & Re-
medies, prefented to the Lord Keeper.
A Paper Book, fairly written.
4266.
A Plea at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords, againft Ship
Money, 165 pp. fairly written. The book belonged
to the Duke of Newcaftle. xvn.
4267.
The Earl of Briftol's Trial & Defence before the Houfe
of Lords: together with Letters & Speeches thereupon.
This alfo has the Duke of Newcastle's Arms.
4268.
1. The Cafe of Arms between John Lord Lovell&
Thomas Lord Morley, a° 1395. xvn.
2. Extract from the Hiftory of the Netherlands, 1600.
3. Sir. Tho. Dallifon's Plea in the Houfe of Lords
againft the Lord Treafurer, the E. of Midukfex : together
with other proceedings againtt him in confequence
thereof.
4. Report of the Conference of the two Houfes of Par-
liament, 1628. about the Subje&'s freedom from Im-
prifonment ; with Sr. Dudley Digges's Speech.
5. A fragment of proceedings relative to the Duke of
Buckingham : on a fingle Ifcaf.
7. 8. Two writs for calling parliaments ; N° 7. in the
fecond, and N* 8 in the firft year of the reign of Charles
1 ft. figned Edmonds.
4269,
A thin quarto, containing,
1. Fragments of Heraldic matters, with a few
(hort Pedigrees, viz. of Kingfmill, Hopwood of Hop-
wood, Efq; Whitmore of Madeley, C° Staff. Afton of
Aldenham, Bagenhall of Bagenhall, &c. The principal
coats of Arms are Vaux in i^- quarters, Penefton with
%6 quarters, & crefts drawn round the fhield, Ld.Daveres,
Earl of Danby, Ld. Mountjoy of ThurcaftonC Derby,
Vifc. Purbeck, Stanley with 24 quarterings ; Talbot E.
of Shrewfbury, &c. xvn.
2. A fhort difcourfe about Fundamentals in the
Church. This feems to be by Dr.Twyfle.
A narrow, thin folio containing,
Arms of Knights, &c. in the times of Ed. 1. without
their Names. Arranged according to Counties & flightly
tricked with a pen, being only a fragment of 6 1 pages.
Orders of Council to the L. Lieutenant of Herefordfliire,
about muftering men for the Irifti Service, &c. from
1598 to 1601. This Number is bound up with 4133,
&c. as before noticed, & contains feveral letters from
Q. Eliz, the Earls of Pembroke, &c. with various
affeffments, the number & names of the men muftered,
their charges, &c. and other like particulars in the
Counties of Salop, Somerfet, Wilts, Worceiter, &c.
XVII.
4272.
1. 14 A Book for the L. Treafurer, (hewing how the
Kings of England, from W. 1. to Q.JEliz. have made
Num. 4272—427^
meanes for money in the time of their wants.*' By Tiu
Wilfon. a. 1 636. xvn.-
2 Abftraft of the Revenue of moft of the Princes in
Chriftendom, 1636 : by Tho. Wilfon.
3. Explanation of the Court of Star Chamber.
The title in the book runs thus, " Camera Stellata, or
an explanation pf the moft famous and worthie Court of
Juftice in Chriftendome, with the offences theire punifh-
able, together with the Fees & orders for proceedings.".
A paper book ; bound up, with 42 ; 6, & others*
4273.
Elfinge on Parliament, in eight Chapters, with this title
* prefixed M Modus tenendi Parliamentum apud
Anglos y by Henry Elfing,Efq; Clerke of the Parlia-
ment ; in two Bookes, the firft of the^forme*, & all
things incident hereunto ; the fecond of the matter*
handled in parliament. As by the chapters before the
booke appeares." xvn.
The firft book only is contained in this MS* but the
work was publifhed in 1660, and republiflied iff 1768.
42 74-
Hudfon's Treatife of the High Court of Star Chamber,
in 3 parts, 2 1 9 leaves, written on both fides. See
N° 4272. 3. See alfo 6235. xvii.
427 *•
A paper MS. of 59 leaves, clofely & fairly written oa
both fides; with this title
" Innocency juftified, & Infolency reprefled, by &
round yet modeft anfwere to an immodeft & flaunderou*
libel, bearing this title : a iriefe and ftneere relation of
the beginning grounds, and ijfue of the late eontroverfy
betwixt the Lady Mary Percy Abbcjfe, £sf her RJigious."
At the end it is dated, from Bruxels the 23d of
Auguft, 1 63 1 " and figned " M.P. Abb. Unworthy."
The preface is dated Jan. 1634 The following account
is alfo added at f.59. " This was fent to the Congrega-
tion de propagandd fide (w kL was firft acquainted with
the bufinefs) the 23d or Auguft. And the 29th of the
fame Moneth was lent the fame, .from the place where
you fee this mark •)(• to the Congregation of Regulars*"
&c. xvn.
A later hand has written in the firft leaf, " An Englifli
Monaftery of Benedidtines at Bruffels in Flanders."
4276.
The petition and Remonftrance of the Commons againft
the King's Right to impofe taxes without confent of
Parliament xvn.
Fairly transcribed. Bound with 4272 & others.
4277.
A Journal of the Houfe of Commons from the 10th of
Nov. 1640. to the 1 6th of March following, xvn.
A paper book, a very fmall part of it written in.
4278.
1. Nomina Parochiarum & Capellarum in Diocefi
Exon. a° 1602. 1. ,
2. Hundreds in Conr. Devon. &. their particular
Parifties. 5.^
3. Peculiars Jur. Epifc. Exon. In Devonia & Cor-
nubia. 10.
4. Nomina Hundredorum, &c.
. 5. Liber Inquifitionum Comitatus Devoniae, a 0 9 E. 2.
captarum. fol. 2 ad 136. xvi..
This N* is bound up with 5827, viz. " A Difcourfe
on Devonfhire & Cornwall, &c.
10
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Num. 4?79i 428Q.*
4 2 79-
A fmail folio of 140 pages, neat & perfeft, and entitled
thus,
« Of the precedent antiquity of Earls & Sheriffs to the
Conqueft, of Sheriffs Courts, Hundreds, & Manors,
of Court Barons &Leets, of RomanEarls, &our County
Palatines ; of the Earls fince the overthrow of the Roman
Empire, in our & other Countries ; of the Etymol^
of Counties, Hundreds, & Wapentakes ; of Sheriffs in
other Countries and ours ; of Barons, of the locahty ot
the Juftice of England." xylu
4? 80.
Elenchi et confpe^us Lftrorum muitorum, praecipuS ad
Theologian et hiftpriara fpedanuum ;
1. Inde* BMo^cqa &S, Patrum ex Editione Panfi-
2. Index Authprujn qui in voluminibus Antiquarum
leftipnum H.Canifii habentur. « 3; b -
v Par^pticorum Vet. Toraus 2* et lomus Mifcel-
lapeorum ad QregoriumThaumaturgumNeocaclanenlem
adjedorum a Gerardo Voffio Mog. 1604. 10.
4. Catalogus eorum quae habentur in Codice qui mti-
tulatur Antidotum contra haerefes. BafiL *5 2 %\ *7«
' 5. Codex antiquus infcriptus Epiftolae antiquiffimse : et
Epiftolse Sanaiffimorum. Par. 1516. 17- b..
6. Bibliothecae Veterum Patrum, impreffae Panfiis
1609, Index. 1 J-
7. Codices qui vocantur, Do&rina Jeiuitica. 38.
8. Panoplia Chriftiana. 3 8 ' b -
9. Malleus Maleficarum, edit. 158a. 39-
• 10. In Codice aPontano edito Ingolftat. 1604* 39. b.
et alio, ab eodem 1603. r }^r
11. In Codice ubi habetur ConciUum Baldeenfe.
Bafil. circa an. D. 1520 excufo, 1530. ibid.
12. Codex infcriptus Manuale Biblicum, editus Franc*
1620 a Mentzenbergio aut Goldafto. 4*«
13. In libro Joachirai Gluten de Haereticis et coram
perfequutione. Argent. 1620. ibid.
14. Sine titulo.
1 5. Marco Heremita. Par, 1 563. ^
1 & Cum Polo cardinale Bas. 1555. ibid.
1 7. Medicx Artis Principes poft Hippocratem et Gale-
num. r 4 1 ;
18. Hieronimi Cardani Mediolanenfis Opera. T01111S9.
1663. + 2 -
19. Hifpaniac illuftratse Scriptores variu Franc 1603.
44.
ao. Fl. Philoftrati Opera, Graeco Latina. 45* b -
21. Jo.Fr. Poggij FlorentiniOpera foL Bafiles 1538
Et Sadoleti Opera, 46.
22. Opera Petri de Aliaco Cardinalis, Jo. Gerfoni
Praeceptoris, 4^. b.
23. Hiftoria Germanicarum Rerum. 5 2 -
24. Annales Francorum, a Marq. Frehero To. 1.
Francof. 1600. , 57- 59- 01. 62,
' 25. Gerraanicarum Rerum Scriptores. 60 b.
26. Rerum Hifpanicarum Scriptores. Ex Bibhoth.
Beli Franc. 1579. ^ . . D p . f 2 " b '
27. Eienchus Auaorum qui in Rerum Polomcarum
tomo 1* 0 continent ur. 63.
28. Loniceri rerumTurcicarum toraus primus conUnet,
&c. * 6 5\
29. Antonii Bonfinii Scriptores rerum Hungar:.
carum. m 65. ^
30. Rerunv Anglicarum Scriptores, per Hen# Savile.
ibid.
31. Rerum Perficarum Scriptores. 66.
32. Scriptores Rerum Italicarum, in tomo diao Italia
illuftrata. 66. b.
33. Vita Virorum illullriura. 67.
34. Rerum Gallicarum Scriptores. ibid.
35. Rerum Sicularum et Gallicarum Scriptores
mliquoU ibid.
Num. 4280—4284.
36. Rerum Gothicarum fcriptores. 68.
37. Catalogus Authorum in libro infcripto, de Auto-
ritate Imperiali et Eccttica. 68.
38. Catalogus Authorum in Codice Johannis Annii
cum Berofo Chaldeo editorum. 68. b.
39. Antonii Liberalis Transformationum Congeries.
ibid.
40* Confilia Bellica. 1603. 69.
41. Controverfias inter Venetos, et Paulum V. 1608.
.7*-
42. Antilogia Papae. ibid.
43. Opera -ffineae Sylvii Bafil. 1551. 72. b. ,
44. De rebus Turcicis. Bas. 1 556. 73. b.
45. Monarchia Imperii Romani. 74- #
46. Liber de docendi difcendique modo, et de claris
puerorum moribus. Bafil. 1 54 1 • 74- b.
47. Codex Hiftoricus infcriptus Novus Orbis, impreff.
Bafil. 1555. 75-
48. Liber de Antiquitatibus Belgicis, a Scriverio
editus, 161 1. 76-
49. Monarchia Imperii Romani Tom. 3. per Goldaf-
tum. (vid. f. 74.) 77*
50. In Antonii Ricoboni Hiftoria. Cum volum. Ora-
tionum clarorum virorum. 81. b.
5 1 . Opera Bonaventurae, 1618. 82*
52. Opera Ruperti, 1602. 83. b.
53. Opera Gerfonis. Argent, 14S8. 84.
54. Opera Trithemii, 1604. 9 Q -
55. Jo. Lud. Vivis, Valentini Hifpani, Opera. 2 vol.
Bafiliae, 1560. 9°- b -
56. Lanfpergii opus minorum, 1554* 9 I#
57. Opera Thauleri. 91. b.
58. Opera Jo. Rufbrochii, i6j8. 9}*
59. Opera Ri. de S.Viftore, 1534. ibid *
60. Cajetani Opufcula, 1567. gi.b.
61. Opera Laur. Juftiniani, 1606. 93. b.
62. Opera G. Contareni Cardin. 1571. # 94*
63. Opera Cufani Card. 1 565. ibid.
64. Erafmi Opera, 1540. 94- b.
65. Laur. Vallae Opera, 1543- . 97*
66. Socolovii Opera, 1 591. lbld -
67. Hofii Card. Opera Colonic, 1584- 97- b -
4281.
1. Account of the Conference of the two Houfes of
Parliament about the liberty of the Subjeft from imprifon-
ment. See N* 4268. 4 . * xvn.
2. Declaration of the Lords concerning the preceden-
cies of the Baronies of Le defpencer & Bergaveny.
3. Complaints of Grievances, a° 16 10 : & Anfwers.
4. Extra&sout of the Lords Journals from 16 10 to
1624. And alfo from thofe of ihe 28 & 19 of Eliz.
A paper book.
4282.
1. A paper book of 60 leaves, fairly written on both
fides, entitled, " A defence of Ecclefiafticall Jurifdiction
againft injurious prohibition." With a table of contents
prefixed. On the firft leaf is written, " This book
was Judge Mallet's. " Bound up with, xvn *
2. Leicefter's Commonwealth, by Robt. Parfons,
Jefuit. With the fame title, as is recited at N° 4020, dif-
fering only in a few words. This Copy is very diftmaiy
written. 3CV1 '
4283.
A thin folio of 33 pages, bv the fame Author, & on the
fame fubjea'as 4017 before defcribed, but much in-
ferior to it in the Arms, &c.
At the' beginning are the Arms & Autograph of
H. Mordaunt, to whom it is thus dedicated, &c. " lo the
1 2 worfhipmll
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Num. 4-283—4287.
worftiipfull Mr. Hcnrie Mordaunt of Thunderley in
the Counrie of Eflex, ECquier, all health & hapines."
It is full of high compliments, & figned, John Scott.
At the end of this MS. is the following addrefs,
" To the generous Reader.
" This breife Epitomie is not publifhed with intent to
begin any newe commotion betweene the two Univerfities
of thys kingdome for prioritie of Antiquitie, or to
offend any one, that will defend or mayntaine the honour
due to either of them ; but only gathered from the
R ecords auncient & modernenowdifcovered for a memo-
rial to future ages, to expreflfe the prefent Eftate that this
Univerfitie flourifhed in, at fuch tyme as the King &
Prince did honour the fame with their perfons & Court
Royall, twyfe in the fpace of three monethes, between
the 7th of March, 1614, & 15th of May, 1615." He
t hen concludes with a few verfes.
4284.
Ah Argument upon the Qjueftion, whether the King may
lay a new Impofition on the Merchants, without aifent
of Parliament. xvii.
A paper book of 180 pages, fairly written, once the
property of the Duke of Nevvcaftle.
4285.
Provifiones urbis Placcntiae. 1346, &c. xiv.
Liber chartaceus, foiiorum 97.
42^6.
Abbreviationes Placitorum de Banco Regis, & Aflifarum,
temporibus R. 1. H. 3. £. i. & 3. H. 4. & 8. &c.
per St. Loe Kniveton Eq. propria manu : cum indie e
Nominum. 8 Tom. xvn.
To each Part is an Atteftation of the following kind,
by Peter le Neve, Norroy Herald. c< This book is the
hand-writing of St. Loe Kniveton Efq. and one of thofe
mentioned to have been given to Do&or Thoroton, by
the Lord Chawoith, as he mentioneth in his preface to
the Hifto-y of Nottioghamfhire, which were given to me
2,1 ft of March 1712, by ( Robert) Sherrard Attorney at
1^'aw, Grandfon of the laid Dr.Thoroton. Witnefs my
Hand, Petei le Neve, Norroy. 21ft March 1712."
At the end of the firft book, inverted, are fome
Verfes written in a very different hand, viz.
1. " What Shepherd can expreffe," &c. marked at
theend, " Erie of Oxenforde. ,,
2. ** Condon, arife, my Condon."
3. " Afteon loft in middel of his fport."
4. " Phebe fate, fweete fhe fate/'
5. " Thefe dclinges playne & rightful. 1 '
6. a 1 ji ye not in no earthly bliffe."
7. " Daphne licke the daffadowndilly.''
8. u I hate my thoughtes, which licke the fli."
9. a Many miles have I mourning gone**'
10. "As I me walked hard by a river fide, hey
nd, no.''
11. " Beauty fat bathing by a fpring."
12. "A woefull nimphe with careleffe grefe oppreft."
13. " In that wanton vSeafon/"
14.
my delicate boye.
15. " Wher was thou born, defire. ,f This is the Se-
cond Verfe of a Ballad by the E.of Oxford. Sec Percy's
Collc&ion Vol. ii p.
16. " And wold you fe my M r,a face.''
4287,
A paper book, from the D. ofNewcaftle's Cblle&ion,
containing, xvn.
1. ATra& entitled, " Of Robert Devereux Earle
of Efftx, & George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham :
fome obfervations, by way of parallell, in the time of
theire Eltatcs of favour."
' Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4287 — -4294,
2. u A briefe difcourfe of the Vovage at the Seas in
the yeare of ourLorde 1 597." Bound up with other
Numbers.
4288.
Remonftranceof the Affembly of Divines atWcftminfler,
concerning Church Government. In three parts, wi h
this general title, xvn.
" To the Right Hon Me the Lords & Commons af-
fembled in Parliament. The humble Advice of the Af-
fembly of Divines, now fitting by Ordinance of Parlia-
ment, at Weftminfter, concerning Church Government."
without date.
Fairly written, & once in the Colle&ion of the D.
of Newcaltle.
4289.
1. " The Prince of Wales (Charles ift.) his Letter to
the Pope. * The fi.Lfta :ce of it is ^iven, with the drto r
" Madrid 8th of r> !y 1 611." With an / ccount of his
Letter to His Cathode* Mojejiy^ in 14 Articles.
2. An Account of the Affair of the Earl of Eflex^ on
Sunday the 8th of February 1600: with a narrative of
his arraignment, &c and the behaviour and lpteches of
Mr. Henry Cuft'e, Sir Gu'ilam Merricke, Sir Charles
Davers, & Sir Chrift <^ er Blount, at their Execution.
Thus far is uniformly w/:tien, and belonged to the
D, of Ncwcaftle. The Journals bound with thefe have no
reference to them.
3. Journal of the Hbufe of C3mmons from the 13th
of April 1 640 to the 2 : ft Novr. —
4. Journal of the tiouk. of Commons, 1 623 & 4.
4290*
The D. df Buckingham's Speech to the Parliament, 7th
Mar. 1623. reported to the Commons by Sir Rich.
Wefton, Chancellor of the Exchequer. xvn.
A thin book, bound with 1^3 6 6c others, & con«
lifting of only 8 leaves.
4291.
Arms of Welfli Families. xvn.
A thin fmall folio of 49 pa^es. The Arms are neatly
tricked with a pen, fome not having the Perfons names,
&c. oppofite, tho* moft have. On the margin of the firft
page is written, " Rowland William his Booke " And at
the end of the laft page is this, " Here ends the Coppy
of the Welfh booke of Armes & Defcents from Cadwala*
der unto Gerard (anceftor of thofe of Lancafhire,
Sr. Tho. Gerard, &c.) Taken by me Ric.Kemp.
4292.
Codex membranaceus, continens Regiftrum S. Johan-
nis Beverlacenfis, et exhibens nomina petentiurn li«
bertatem, (i. e. San&uarium) S. Johannis pro homici-
diis, temporibus Henrici feptimi et o&avi j nec non,
(inverfo ordine) Edwardi quarti. xvi.
4293-
1. Orders of Council for Wales, temp. Eliz. xvi.
2. Law Cafe. xviu
3. Lectura Mag. Reynolds in Medio Tempb 1614*
4294.
An old paper Book containing curious Queftions, put
and folved in Englifh Verfe, beginning with part of
1 the fifty- third, and continued to the 109th, which is in-
complete. The 54th, which is the firft that is perfett,
is this,
" What is the beft thing that may be
That man may have, telle thou me."
Mm ^Jhi
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Num. 4294—4299.
Tncanfv/er Is nivcn in 26 lines, and implies that
r^knefs is ihe beft thing. The fubjeas of all the
quedions are neatly written in the margin, 111 a much
later hand. The queftion is generally couched in two or
four lines, & is written in red. xvi.
4295-
Journal of the fecond Seffion of the Parliament, 1628.
8; written leaver. Formerly belonged to the Duke
of Newcaitic. xvn.
4296.
A paper book containing various matters relative to the
Admiralty & Ecckfiaftical Courts : bound up with
N" joHg. xvn.
1. Rcafons for the Jurifdi&ion of the Admiralty
Courts.
2. " An AbftnrT. of divers things out of the Statutes
of this land, touching Ecclefiaftical Courts, and the
iuits and jurifaiction thereof." In alphabetical order.
3. Inchoatio, five inftftutioa&ionis in fup.CuriA Adm.
AngHse," &c. 33 leaves.
4. A thin book, apparently diftinct originally from the
preceding : w'.th the following marks. In an old hand,
bnthe firitlcaf " William Fcorthe - 9 " then, in the hand
of Mr. Baker,
" Thi$ booke belonged to Dr. Foorth, and as fuch
may be fuppofed to be of good Authority. It concerns
the Admiralty. " And below, in the fame hand, " The
booke was wrote by Francis Gierke, but varying in feveral
parttrulars from hw Praxis Curia Admiralitatis, as printed
in 1667. Whenever that booke fhall have another
edition it may be w orth the while to compare it with this
(Dr. Foorth's) Copy." It contains 7 1. pages, and has a
copious table of the Contents of the Chapters prefixed,
which amount to 125.
4297.
Orders of the Commiflioners for EcclefiafUcal Affairs in
Ireland, A.D. 1623, 1633 & I 634* Two books, the
firft of 222 pages, with an Index, the fecond not paged
cr indexed, & containing fome later matters, xvn.
4298.
1. " Libro de i piu importanti negotii et materie che fi
fono trattati nella Venetia, 16 10." xvn.
2. Memorials for Difpatches, from the firft day of
November 1611. On what appears to have been the ori-
ginal Cover, is written, " Mcmoires of Sir Henry Wot-
ten, during his Ambaffages into Italy & Holland, a° 1 6 1 1
& 1612, and 1 6 1 7 & 1618." Over this in another
hand, " Dudley Carleton." Bound withN* 850.
4299.
A paper book formerly the Duke of Newcaftle's : con-
taining,
1. " The whole copies of the Prefidents of Recorde
mentioned in one of the Argument made at the firft
Conference with the Lordes touchinge the Liberty of the
Peribn of every freeman." XVII#
a, u The Argument which, by command of the
Houfe of Commons, was made at the firft Conference with
the Lords, &c. out of Prefidents of Records and Refo-
lutions of Judges in former Courts.:" alio the Objeftions
of y c King's Counfel, the Petition of the Lords & Com-
mons,, the Speech of Mr. John Glanville, of Sir Henry
Martyne, with other papers relating to the fame bufinefs
in 162$.
$s 1 he Treaty with Scots 1 640 and 1 64 u
Num. 4300—4309;
4300.
An Account of the Courts of Record in k about Lon-
don, Officers of Juftice k their Fees, Officers of the
Houfliold k Fees ; Oflicers of Forts, Parks, &c. and
their Fees. 22 leaves.
It is bound up with four others, 4306, kc.
430T-
A Book of Precedents in Law : from 32 Eliz. to 9 W«
& M. with a table of the Cafes prefixed. 173 leaves*
Title at the beginning, Abftraft of the Prefidents
for the Earle of Arglafle, his Cafe-"
4302.
" A Difcourfe of paltages between the E. cf Eflfex, Nor-
thampton k Somerlett,the Countcffe of Scmerfett, Sir
Tho. Oveibury ; and others, with thftir rifing and
fall, with d'vers other matters aOed during the late
raigne of Kinge James, as alfo of the Duke of Buck-
ingham, his firft cominge into favor." 34 Chapters:
neatly written on 40 leaves, with an ample table
of Contents. Bound with 4287 & 6029. The latter
being a repetition of it. xvn.
4303-
A thin folio, of 61 pages, Containing,
Impeachment of theDuke of Buckingham, with the Pro-
ceedings. Bound with 1296 4290. &c. alfo grants of di-
vers Manors to him & Family, &c. 34, &c. xvn.
430+-
1. Compotus Garderobae principis Walliae, ,29 31 &
33 E -3 : et etiam 4 13 & 1 4 H. 4. xvn.
2. Orders of the King's Privy Chamber in H. Sth'a
time. A thin Volume*
43°5-
Formulae Inftrumentorum Curiae Epifcopi Briftol. Folia
63 fcripta. Iterum incipit ad folium 98, fed neque indc
ad finem procedit. X vn.
4306.
Proceedings of the High Court of Juftice, a° 1650, for
the trial of K.Charles, containing fome curious
particulars relating to the Battle of Edge Hill, Not-
tingham Caftle, kc. 53 leaves.
. 43°7>
" A Difcourfe of the high Court of Parliament, and of
the Authontie of thelkme, collefted out of the com-
mon lawes of this Land, and other good Authors."
89 pages written. Prefixed a Fragment of a Difcourfe
by Sir Rob. Cotton. From the D. of Newcaftle'e
Colle&ion.
4308.
An Argument on the Conference about Imports. 143
pages. Mr. Wanley has written in the beginning " Mr.
Noel from Lord Fitz- William A.D. 1719." xvn.
4309.
W» Edgar's complete View of the Cuftoms. xvm.
A paper book, fairly written, and completely index-
ed. Dedicated to Robert Lord High Treafurer } with
the following ample Title.
j, "Ve&galium
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u Ve&igalium Syftema. Or a compleaf vievr of tha*
part of the Revenue of Great Britain, commonly called
Cuftoms. Wherein the Net Duties to be paid or drawn
back upon all goods whatfoever, rated or unrated, dfe
exa&ly calculated, the manner of computing them clear-
ly demonftrated, & the Laws enforcing or relative to the
fame alphabetically difpofed & abftra&ed. The whole
digefted into a plain and eafy method, for the ufe and
benefit of the Officers of the Cuftoms, and all concerned
in Trade. By William Edgar, Infpe&or General of the
Ports in Scotland." 226 pages, belides an Appendix.
A Difcourfe, to prove that the German Princes ought to
join with England. xvi.
At the beginning of this Trad is writren the follow*
ing account, in the fame hand as the reft. " This dif-
courfe followinge was written in the yeare of our Lord
15635 and dedicated to the Count of Embden in perti-
euler, and to the Imperiall Princes in general!/ 1
An Epiftle, by way of preface, is prefixed, & then
follows this Notice, " The beginning of the Treatife,
the fame containing 65 Articles, in w^ are very excel-
lence exprefled fundrie matters of great Importance,
and worthie the due Confideraffon/* At the end is
written, 44 Hereafter fhould follow another motive of
reafon for the Germaine Princes to joine in amity with the
Realme of England ; viz. the great riches, ftrength, &
power of that nation ; which he proves by divers great
Expeditions made by the Kings of England into France
and other Countryes."
But the 65 Articles are completed before ; and this
feems to be rather in a different hand. A thin folio,
clofely written ; bound up with N° 7370.
43 11 -
u Obfervadons & Notes concerning the Royal Navie and
Sea Service, by Sir Arthur Gorge, dedicated to the
Prince Henry." Bound with 4133 and others, xvii.
4312.
A paper book, fairly written, on the firft leaf of which
is written by Lord Oxford, " This book was copied
from a MS. lent to me by the Earl of Kinnoul. In
1 723." The title is this,
c% The ftaggering ftate of the Scottifli Statesmen,
viz. Chancellors, Secretaries, Treafurers and their De-
puties, King's Advocates, Juftice Clerks, Clerks of Re-
fitter, Keepers of Privy Seal, Comptrollers, and Admirals,
rom the year of Chnft 1550 to tne year 1650. alledged,
colle&ed, and obferved, by ■ Scott of Scot-
ftarvet." xviii.
It contains 96 written pages.
43*3-
formulae Inftrumentorum Juris in curia de Ajcubus,
Londini. A paper book containing 223 written leaves.
XVII.
43 J 4-
1. William Ry ley's Vindication of the Sovereignty of
the Britifli Seas. xvii.
2. Johannes de Burgo, Dominium maris Britannki
affertum, 1633, fairly written.
3. A Difcourfe for the Succeflion of the Lady Kathe-
rineGrey to fucceed Ed.6. and another for the Succeflion
of Mary Queen of Scots, in three books.
4. An humble petition, with Reafons to proceed cri-
minally agamft the Scotts Queen. Two papers on the
iagiQ Jubjeft.
Num. 4314— 4321.
5. <c A Difcourfe touching the pretended Marriage be-
tween the D. of Norfolk & the Queen of Scotts."
6. The Tryal & Condemnation of Thomas D.of Nor-
folk.
4315-
1. Journals of the Houfe of Commons, from 26 E. 1.
to 14E.3. 437 pages. xvii.
— Lords, 1680 : extra&ed,
3. Extra&s of the Council Books, 167 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, &6: & 1541. A paper book, written in various
hands.
4316.
An Accompt of the Abbey Lands, given & exchanged
37 & 38 H* 8. & 2 E. 6. A neat folio of 251 pages
written, & an Index of the Places found in every
County. xvii.
43*7-
" A Treatife of the origine of the Laws of England."
Fairly written, with a (ketch of a Preface, but the
whole apparently imperfect xvn.
4318.
" An Account of his Majefties new Docks at Portf-
mouth, principally defigned for the accommodation
of the firft Rank of Ships in the RoyalNavy of Eng-
land. Setting forth the uncommon properties of the
Dry Dock, the feveral contrivances of the parts, and
the ufefullnefs of the whole defigne for the repaires
and diipatch of all Ship Works. In a Letter to the
Navy Board by the Surveyor of his Majefties Navy.
i698.;\ xviZ
Subjoined, are four very accurately drawn draughts
of the Docks. *
43*9-
The Cafe of Tho. Skinner againft the Eaft India Com^
pany in the Houfe of Lords, 1666. 58 leaves, neatly
written : one of the Duke of Newcaftlc's Books, xvii.
4320.
A paper Book, of 246 pp. with this title,
" The Hiftory of the Life and Death, of the renowned
General the illuftrious George Duke of Albemarle. In
which is a very particular account of that moft memora-
ble march from Coldftream to London, of the prepara-
tions for it in Scotland, and the effedsof it in England,
viz. the moft happy Reftoration of his facred Majefty
Charles the Second. By Thomas Skinner M.D."
At the berinning, Lord Oxford has written, " This
Book I bought of Mr.Webfter, who publiflit the Life
of General Monk, wrote by Dr. Skinner, of which this
is a copy, but he did not publifh it from this, for this
book came to his hands afterwards. Feb. 17a*." xvn.
4321.
r. Henrici Huntingdon, liber 9, de miraculis Anglo*
rum. f. 1. xvik
a. ■ ' ■ liber 10. de fummitatibus re-
rum.
3
ii & 12 Poemata.
1*
34*
4. Benedi&i Abbatis Petroburgenfis, de Geftis R.
Henrici 2. Chronicon. f.i. alterius numerationis adf. 61.
5. Stephani Birchington, Monachi Cantuarienfis, Hit
toria Regum Anglise poft Conqueftum, ufqj ad A*D«
1367. Folia jo.
tfichohi
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4322.
Nlcbolai Trivctti ttafa* * a' » 3 6 "* «3<*
4323-
Pptri de Ickham, a Bruto ufq; ad AD. 1464. .^n.
V XVsc£s^ t 2, *l Wia rnanufcrtft «r
cuHenricus Wharton.
43 2 4-
r 4 - 24 «_434o. Duodecimo.']
in printing hand. Dedicated to Meffire David Murray,
&c.
43 2 5»
A verveleeant MS. on vellum, Vith the following title,
«*Saorelle fur la Viftoire obtenue centre les Ale-
mands, Reytres, Lanfquenets, Souyffes et francoys,
rebelled a Dieu et au Roy tres chretien Tan 1587.
AMontbrifon, Reprefentee le Vintfeptiefme jaw de
F Tis iffaft apattoralDrama in verfe, dedicated
to*heDukeofMayne, by the Author L.Papon ; molt
beautifully written throughout, tc ornamented with gold,
with illuminated figures of the Charac\ers of the Piece,
and at the end a larger folded painting of the Thea-
tie, Scene, & Aftors, &c. The Piece was thus afted
at Montbrifon, in February 1587, and is a very
curious memorial of fuch a theatrical performance
produced in that remote & turbulent time of the League.
In the title is a painted device of Clouds, Thunder, &c.
with the word GUISE fufpended to a Chaplet. The
Cover is curioufly embroidered.
4326.
« Abrege des Armes ou Blafons." A paper book*, neatly
•written: with Arms drawn, & fome Plates of the ordi-
naries, &c. Name N. Le Breton. xvu.
43 2 7«
A Pfalter ; with a Calendar and prayers ; in French.
Written on Vellum. ' xv.
4328.
The 6, 7,, 8, 9, & 10th Books of a Life of Chrift, in
French, neatly written on vellum, with fome illumina-
tions. Arms at the beginning; fubferibed,, " ExBiblio-
theca Nicholai Jofephi Foucault Comitis Confiftoriani.
xv.
xv.
{ 4329.
1. Seneque des 4 vertus principales.
2. M. Tullii Ciceronis, de Seneftute, in French, by
Laurent de Premierfait r 1405. probably alfo the Trans-
lator of the former Traft. He alfo tranflatcd Boccace, 00
the Fall of Princes, into French. See N° 4203.
3 # ■ de amicitia, by the fame, a*
1416; with two Prologues by the Tranflator.
4, S. Bemardi Abb Clan ad Raymundum Epiftola,
de ordine Domus & Families regendse.
5, Oraifon de notre Dame par la quelle Ton peut fa-
Toir le jour de pafque. In Latin.
. 6. Lefc trois Buflines, Jov, Charite, & Efperancd.
A Poem in French Verfe.
A MS. on vellum, & illuminated ; but mutilated by
the removal of fome of the ornamented leaves, as is evi-
dent after fol. 4. fo alfo after fol. 35. at the beginning
pf the dialogue on old Age* The illumination at the be
Num. 43 2 9^-43 3 3-
sinning of that on Friendftiip, may (how how fine thefe
were that are loft. The three firft Trafls tranfenbed by.
Pieux le Fevre, prefoyter & cnr€ of Marfac in 1460.
Whzt Bujtnes are, k is difficult to fay, unlets it be a
kind of Trumpet: as the three Trumpets founding.
4330-
Boethius de Confolatione, tranflated into French by Jean
(Clopinel) de Meun ; the fame work of whtch a'
much finer Copy occurs at N° 4335- This Co Py came
from the Library of Nic Jof. Foucault.
433*-
A MS. on vellum, in old French, containing,
t. Two Sermons for the morning & afternoon, on
thefe Lines, XVa
w A Dieu fen va par mort amere
Jefus voyant fa doulce mere ;
Si devons bien par penitence,
De ce dueil avoir remembrance." ^
2. A confolatory treatife for thofe in tribulation, " par
ung religieUx de l'ordre des ceieftin8. ,,
433Z-
" Traits des Problemes Geometriques, neceflaires pour
Tintelligence de la Fortification/' xvu.
4333-
Ah old vellum book, chiefly in French Verfe, and written
in two Columns ; containing,
1 A Poem called " Vymage del monde? beginning
thus',
" En l'an de 1'incarnation,
Jhefu noftre redemption
Mil cc ans quarante fis
Fui d'un livre faire penfu,
1 De tote l'ymage del monde, &c."
2. Le Romans de la Mort. 4 pag es & * half " '
?. iEfop's Fables in French Verfe, by Mary, die Nor-
man Poetefs. Thefe Fables are alfo in the Cotton Library,
Vefp.B. XIV. and in this Colle&ion N" 978. 74. lne
Cotton MS. has 61 Fables, k wants partof the Prologue,
& all the Conclufion : the prcfent Copy has 83 tables:
but 078, is the mod complete, and has 1 04 Fables, lne
Poetefs gives her name in the conclufion ;
Au jtntment de ccft efcrit
Qw.n Romans at fine et dit'
Me nomerai por Remembrance
Marie ai mm, ft fui de France.
See the difi'ertation on the Writings of this Poetefs,
bv the Abb<5 de la Rue : Archteol. xiii. Art. 6.
4. Some religious Verfes, apparently addrefled to the
Virgin Marv. Being written in the fame hand, & ytnont
any ftrong- mark of diftinftion ; they feem at firft like a
continuation of the Fables.
5. Political or hiftorical Verfes, beginning,
" Honis foit li rois d'ingleterre
Rois Francois ont foit mainte guerre.
6. " La canonique de Rois." So it was marked in the
former Catalogue, from a line, which leans to have be-
longed to fomething different from what now follows it,
this is,
Sifaut la tanoniq' des roit. .
But the columns which follow contain apparently only
proverbial Verfes, having no reference to Kings, lncy
begin,
Mout vaut mieux pteufe chante
Que ne fait chante pieure, &c.
Thefe occupy four pages &" a half. .
7. Two tale's f rench verfe,' ihe 1 ter of wWthl*
crmed ddtrinal'qv.i tnfegne e; chaltit." J ' V
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8. A paraphrafe of the Pater nojier, in old French
Verfe. At the end, a Explicit la pater nofieta I'ufurier"
9. The Creed verfiAed in the lame manner : of which
the rubric at the beginning fays, " lncitit credo ufurarii."
10. " Ci commence Catons en rotnaru. This, which pro-
fcffes to be Cato's Diftichs, tranflated into Romance
language, begins thus,
" Seignor aim Re je vous commant
Efpondre Caton en romans."
11. " L'evangile de fames," and " Pefpiere des
femmes," both in French Verfc.
4334-
A tale in oldFrench Vcrfe, of which Karles, Guerart, and
Pierre feem to be the principal Perfonages. Written
on Vellum. Imperfect xin.
4335—4339-
A beautiful copy of Boethius de Confolatione Philofo-
phiae, in Jean de Meun's tranflation, which is alfo
at N° 4330. — Elegantly written on vellum, in five
volumes ; and illuminated, for fome Perfon whofe
Arms are blazoned at the end of eath Votame. The
date of the MS. is 1476. Each Volume contains a
book of the work, with the tranflation and notes. The
leaves are numbered in a continued order through
the whole, & amount to 425, befides the introdu&ory
parts, which are not numbered.
The Tranflator prefents his work to Philip iv. (le
bel) of France, and at the beginning gives an account of
his productions, " A la royal magefteau tres noble Prince
par la grace de dieu Roy de France Phejippe le quart,
Je Jehan demehun, qui jadis ou Romant de la Rofe puis
que Jaioufie ot mis en prifon bel acueil, enfeignay la
maniere du chaflel prandre et de la Rofe cueillir, et
tranflatay de latin en francoys le livre de vcgece de
chevalerie, et le livre des merveilles d irland .et la vie et
les epiftres inaiflre pieux abaylart et heloys fa fame, et
le livre a helyed de fpirituel amide, envoye ores Boece
de confolacion," &c. xv*.
The name of a later pofleffor Gabriel Hinfelin,
with the date 1 6 1 6, is at the beginning of each Volume,
434G.
Raynvundi de Agelles, Hiftoria Hierofolymitafla ; five
Hiftoria Belli facri, feu Chriftianorum contra Turcas.
Jxt<px\os x<x! oiTiXirou Incipit autem in cap. ultimo
libri 1 . et definit in cap. ufldccimo libri noi)i. Codex
membranaceus. xn.
434I.
[4341—4354. Oflavo.]
" Eloges des Perfonnes illuftres de l'ancien Teftament,
pour donner une leinture de THiftoire fainte." A pa-
per MS. neatly written : with heads of 46 Perfonages
engraved and coloured, & accounts of them in French
Verfe. On the binding, the Arms of the Crown of
France. * xvi.
4342.
Bartholomaei de Pifis, Summa de Cafibus Confcientia.
Scripta Ferrariae A.D. 1456. et quidem eleganter,
Qiembrana puriflima. xv.
4343-
1. Statuta Ecclefiae Cathedralis Herefordienfis, et
Collegii Vicariorum Choralium ejufdem Ecclefiae, &c.
authoriuteUterarompatentiumfercniffimadominae noftra
Elizabeths Reginse, per ejufdem delegates promulg^ta,
&c. 1583. pp.70, xvn.
Cat, Hari,. Vol. IIL
Num. 4343— 435*-
2. Statuta Hofpitalis, five domus eleemofynariae S.
Ethelberti Herefordise.— Praefixa fiuit Statuta EccLCath.
Dunelm, 1594.
. 4344-
Chronicon Angliae ufq; ad tempora Henjrici6. " Britan^
nia, queet Anglia dicitur, a Bruto nomen eft fortita."
Videtura quodamlongioreChronico contra&um. Co-
dex ex tnembrana et charta compofitus, xv.
4345-
Johannis Weftwood, Carmen Bafileuporion ; five, Re-
gale Iter; Diio Carolo Cavendifh infcriptum. D$
itinere Regis Caroli (2') qui Acrofticho celebratur
prope finem. xvn.
Liber chartaceus, foliorum 13, cotnpaSus cuitin°
1823, et aliis,
434 6 -
1. De Viribus Herbarum, liber metricus, Macri, u*
vulgo dicitur, fed vide num. 3353. i.Bene fcriptus et
confervatus. xn.
2. TraQatus medicus, a ponderibus et menfuris inci-
piens. Videtur autem imperfe£tus. Codex merob.
4347-
HippocratisAphorifmata: manuHibernica (?) fcripta. A<f
finem Axiomata quaedam Philafophica, et inventio
San6be*crucis, imperfecta. **!U .
Liber chartaceus.
4348-
1. Hoiioriiprefbyteri (Auguftodunenfis) ApejePhifice;
quinque libris, feu particulis. xn.
a. Ejufdem Imago Mundi. 3 libris.
Codex quondam Monafterii S. Marias ad martyres
extra muros Trevirenfes, Ordinis B. Benedi&i. DiverfiA
manibus fcriptus, in membrana,
4349-
A paper book of medicinal receipts, written in various
hands, with an irregular index prefixed ; and paged
from fol. » 3 as far as 5 1 o pages. xvu
At f. ix. is written, u T. Nonne, Ex dono pruden-
dentiflirfte atque peritiflime femine domine Sufarine
Fontairtblew. This booke was written by Donatus An-
tonius the younger, in the yeare of our Lord Chriftone
thoufand five hundred and tenfi, in whidi yeare he was
Pryor of the Great Abbey or Monaftefy of Bury St.
Edmorid's in Suff."
It does not, however, appear to be a regular tranf-
lation of any work, but a mifcellaneous compilation o£
later date.
4350-
1. Roberti Groftet, Lincolnienfis epifcopi, Compen*
diumSphaerae Mundi. xin.
a. Algorifmus. " Omnia que a primeva rerum originc
piweflerunt, ratione numeri formata funt."
3. Traftatus de natura fcintillarum ftellarum.
4. Planifpherii defcriptio.
5. Traftatus Aftronomicus brevis.
6. Flores Albumazar Judiciorum Aftronomlae : 2 li-
bris.
7. Liber de Computo (Chronologico) capitum duo*
decim : cum Calcndario integro. Codex membranaceus.
435 1 -
Regiftrum Brevium Regis Edwardi |. libris ;fcu partibut
XI. Codex membranaceus. xin.
Nn
435*<
1. An.
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Num. 4352 — 436 1 •
4352.
1. Anfelmi Cant. Arch. deFidc, feu de incattiatione
Verbi, liber. . xn.
2. ■ de Sacramentum diverfitate, liber.
3. — Cur deus homo, liber.
Codex membranaceus.
4353-
The Laws of Hoel Dha. On vellum, in Welfli. For-
m erly belonged to Jafp. Gryffyth, but A.D. 1714-
to Humf. Wanley, with marginal notes. See K° 958.
4354- '
A Poem in a very antiquated French dialed, and in
Stanzas of 12 lines each. In the laft the Author feems
to name himfelf Renclus de Moiliex.
■ moi kon appelle renclus
De moilien "
A well written & well preferved MS. on vellum, xin.
4355-
A paper MS. blazoned, & entitled,
« Cronologie Annoiriale des Rois de France, depuis
L'empereur Charlemagne jufques a Loys 13. Dedifie
afaMajeftc 1618. par Anthoin DuBoys, de Valagon
Herault." ■ * VI1 -
435 6 v
A French work, entided, " Cours des Mathematiques,"
containing, . xyii.
1. Radical Geometry, 462 pages.
2. Two Books on Fortification, 596 pages.
Fairly written on paper, with diagrams well drawn.
The Author's name does not appear.
4357-
An alphabetical Table, in French, containing references
to fome collection of political documents & papers;
but apparently not to the Volume following. Probably
to fomc part of the Seguier Colle&ion. xvn.
4358-
A collection of papers cm political fubjefb, feeming to
have fomc connection with the preceding, yet fo ob-
fcure that it cannot eafily be traced. The leaves here
are numbered, as far as 450 ; but there are fome
chafms, as between 17 & 38 ; 39&4oalfo are want-
ing; and 59 60. The whole written in French. From
the Colleaion of M. Seguier. On the Cover within,
is written Lecomte* XVI1 *
4359-
€€ Chartres de Bretagne" 22$ written leaves.^ This alfo
has Lecomte at the beginning : with an Infcription men-
tioning the donor. XVI1 -
A Report on certain grievances of the various Towns of
Britany, as reprefented to certain Commiffioners by
order of the King, between the years 1620 and 1671.
With a table of the Towns prefixed. xvn.
A paper MS. of 604 written leaves, befides the pre-
vious papers, containing the Arret du Confeil, &c,
4361.
H Le Uvre de Sydrac ; le feine Aftronomien, qui paroule
de toutes choufes des le commencement dou monde
jtilque a la fin, de ce qe fu & eft, et fern." An old
book of Aftronomy, in dialogues, between Sydrac &
Botus a King of India. Fairly written on vellum. See
44*7- **'
Num. 4362—437^
43 62 -
1. A Table to And Eafter, from, the year 1360 id
the year 1525, and fupplied in a later hand to 1554.
2. A Calendar, with the moveable feafts, tables of
Interefl, &c. chiefly inFrench.
3. A table of French Provinces* written in Latin
French. 1 . b.
4. " Ordonnances fur le fait des finances du Roy-
aume, fai&es a Saulmur en mois de Septembre mil qua-
tre cens quarente trois, regiiant le feu Roy Charles de
bonne niemoire, feptiefme de ce nom." f. 17. with other
fimilar Ordonnances of the fame King, and his Suc-
ceflbr Louis 11.
5. <c Table des droiz feodaux.*' 80.
6. " Origo Regum Franciae, ab anno 374. Franci
cum fuerunt origine Trojani." 95.
With a Chronicle of their Kings to Louis xn. an.
1498. " xvi.
43 6 3-
" Regiftre de la Negociacion de le Marefchal de Baf-
fompierre, Ambafladeur extraordinaire en Angleterre,
de la part du Roy, en l'annee 1626. xvn.
A paper book, marked Lecomte, & with the fame
Arms, &c. as 4369 & 437°» &c.
43 6 4«
Fragments of a French commentary on Genefis, Exodus,
& 17 Chapters of Leviticus: in various hands, xvn.
43 6 5-
f< Hiftoire generale du Schifme, qui a efte en i'Eglifc.
depuis Tan 1378, jufques en Tan 1428."
Another book marked Lecomte, & with the fame
Arms, only a Coronet is fuperadded. xvn.
43 66 *
" Abregft du 7* & 8 e Volume de Louis 13 : contenant
les Ordonnances, Declarations, & autres Afies enregif-
trez au Parlement depuis le mois de Mars, 1636,
jufq'au mois de Juillet 1643." xvn.
From the fame Colle&ion. See 4422.
4367 & 8.
" Abrege des Ordonnances du Roy Louis xiv : com-
menceant le 21 May 1643, et finiflant 31ft Dec.
1658." From the fame colle&ion. xvn.
4369-
" Memoires de Monfieur le Comte de Brienne, Secre-
taire et Miniftre d'Etat, touchant les Intereftes des
Princes Souverahxs de PEurope. Addreffez a Mon-
fieur I'Abbe de Brienile fon filz, en Pannefi 1622.'*
From the Colle&ion of Seguier. xvn.
437°-
1. Various pieces relating to Monfieur de Feuquieres.
2. Accounts of Journeys taken by Madame, Mad lle , &
Monf r de Longueville in 1646. 104 written leaves,
with a Table of the Contents prefixed.
' From the fame Collection.
4371 •
<c Cy commence le liure des Croniques des Dues, &
Princes de Bretaigne Armoricane, aultrement nom-
inee la moindre Bretaigne. ,, Dedicated to Anne of
Britany, Queen of France. A beautiful MS. on Vel-
lum, The Author's name does not appear. xv.
4372-3-
An ancient and very beautiful copy, finely written on
▼e lum, and illuminated, of a tranflation of Valerius
Maximus,
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•Num. 4373— 4 377* %
Maximus, with Notes, & fupplemental Hiftories, in
French; begun by Simon de Hefdin, Matter in Theo-
logy, religious of the Order of StJohn of Jerufalem,
revifed, perfefted & finifhed, by Nicolas de Goncffe,
Matter in Arts & Theology.
This is ftated in a rubric, at the end of the Table
of Chapters. The firft leaf of each book is richly Ulu*
minated ; & the Arms on the firft illumination feem to
indicate that this Copy was written for fome Perfon of
the blood royal of France. The tranflator faya that he
undertook the work for Charles 5 of France : & this
MS. is poffibly as old as his time, namely, the latter
end of the 14th Century. xiv.
. The laft leaf of the firft Volume, and the firft of
the fecond, with the illumination* are evidently fup-
plied by a much later hand. See N° 4430.
4374—5-
A more modern, but ftill more fplendid copy of th e
fame work. With illuminations of the moft exqiiifit^
neatnefs, not only large at the beginning of each books
but fmaller to mod of the Chapters. This appears to
have been executed for fome private perfon, whofe
Arms are blazoned in the firft illumination, & in
fome others. A finer work, according to the (kill in
painting then poffeffed, cannot eafily be imagined.
I have not difcovered any date, but fuppofe it to be-
long to the fifteenth Century. xv.
The binding is of purple Velvet.
Another very fplendid Copy of this Tranflation, writ-
ten for Edward 3. of England, is in the Royal Library,
18 E, 4. by which it appears that S. de Hefdin tranflated
as far as the 7th book, & that Nic* de Gonefle finifhed
the work. See N° 4379.
4376.
An ancient French MS. on Velhim, finely illuminated
for theTime, entided by the Author " Livre de la Bou-
caehardiere" for what reafon, does not appear, but
probably from the Eftate on which he lived, his name
being, " Jehan de Courfy, Chev T Normant." The
work is anhiftorical compilation in fix books, which
he began, he fays, on his return from Greece in 1416.
being then, " plain de Jours, et vuydie de Jeunefce."
The arguments of the fix book arc thus given by the
Author, in his introduction. xv.
1. "Le premier fera mention comme apres le Deluge,
qui fiitau temps Noe, fut la terre de Grece premier
reftaurde, et des haultes hiftoires desanciens gregois
qui en icelle contrce longuement habiterent
2. Le fecond livre fera mention de Tancienne crea*
cion de Troye et comme elle fut par ies gregois def-
.truite.
3. Le troifieme du peuple de Troye qui efchappa de
la deftru&ion, et comme plufieurs pays furent repeuplez
de celle lignie.
4. Le quatrieme des afliriens, et de leurs grandes do?
minacions.
5. Le 5 nous declairera des macedonois et <les grands
faiz du Roy Alexandre le grant, etc.
6. Le 6, de Mathatias, et des Machabieux domme
ilz fe combaiirent pour laloy de Dieu.
Cy apres aura, en chafcun de ce6 fix livres, plufieurs
hiftoires et de plufieurs manieres, et chafcune hiftoite
partie par chapitres ordinairment tommc cy enfuivant
apperia et le pourrez trouver."
An ample Table of Contents is prefixed to 6ach book}
and a large & fplendid illumination.
4-377-,
" Devifes pour les Tapifferies du Roy de France : ou
font reprefentez les 4 Elemens, & les 4 Saifops de
Tann£e; peintes en mignature par J. Bailly, a Paris,
.Num. 4378 — 4387.
i66g" Such is the. title : but the devices throughout
the book are copper plates, illuminated in body co-
lour; with MS. verfes by Perrault fubjoined. The book
appears to have been bound & blazoned for the King
of France. xvn.
4378-
Nicolas Sanfon's Geography, the firft Volume. In French.
XVII.
The Synoptical tables to each part are engraved.
4379 & 80.
A beautiful vellum MS. containing the fourth Volume of
Froiffart, divided into two parts ; finely written and
illuminated. From the Arms introduced into each il-
lumination it appears to have been executed for the
fame Perfon to whom N° 4373, 4. alfo belonged. The
Arms are, quarterly, ift & 4th Gules, between a
Chevron or, three Cockle-lhells argent, 2d & 3d ar-
gent, on a chief Gules, three Eagles difplayed, or. xv.
4381 & 2.
The Hiftory of the Bible, on vellum, illuminated, with
this Title, " La Bible hyftoriaux, ou les Hiftoires Ef-
colaftres." At the beginning is written, " Cefte Bible
fuft a Jehan filz de Roy de France, Due de Berry
&c. John Duke of Berry was fon of King John, &
made Duke in 1364. The Author was Peter, Dean
of Treves. The work is a compilation of the Text
of the Bible, & the hiftories of the Schoolmen ; begun,
the Author fays, in 1291, and finiihed in 1294. xv.
[4383-— 4401. gyarto.']
43 8 3-
1. " Voiage de D.Jean Maundeville," in French, a
little defe&ive at tht end. xv.
2. Formulae Epiftolarum Latinae.
3. Rentale Manerii de Southtawton. fot. unicum.
Codex membranaceus.
4384.
A paper MS. of 359 written leaves, very fairly tranf-
cribed, as for the prefs, with this Title,
<c Le Jardin Spirituel de divines et caeleftes confola-
tions. Remply de tres rares, do&es, et fubtiles concep-
tions, trespropre et utile k toutes perfonnes, de quelque
condition etqualite quelles puiffenteftre. Par le Cheva-
lier de Hafteville, Do&eur en facr£e Theologie, et Me-
dicine. 1643." XVI1 *
The work is dedicated to Anne, Countefs Dowager
; of Clare : and contains 35 Chapters.
4385-
" Le Livre de Gouvfernement des Roys & des Princes :
que frere Gile de Rome de Tordre S. Auguftin a fait :
Et Henry de Gancy par le commandement de noble
Roy de France a tranflate de Latin en Francois."
The King was Philip in. The MS. is evidently of
confiderable age, & is illuminated. xm.
4386.
«* Ortoge dfc Sapience : le quel fift frere Jehan de Souf-
1 hauze, de Tordre des freres Prefcheurs." On vellum.
At the end are fome Verfes, which give the date
1389 ; and fome particulars of the work, which is a
tranflation from Latin. xiv.
4387-
Guidonis de Columpnis, Hiftoria Trojana.
Codex, ex. membrana, et charta compofitus Libros
habet 3si pro 30, qui in num. 3637 exftant. Materia au-
texa
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fiftoriani - 43 8s:
A well written MS on Vellum, •.gff^^Z
in old French, by San/on de Nantwl, wno g ^
name in his prologue. Pwwerbs Q f Solomon,
1. The work begins with the Proverbs or ou
verfified in this ftyle,
" Les paroles comencent ici
De Salemon le fiz davi,
Kireisdelfraeleftclame ^
Co eft de toz celx qi vement de.
The Author gires firft a Text of the Latmtranfla-
tion, to j£ verification, then other verfes entitled
This part of the work is imperfeft, & ends abruptly
*tV«- 17 of Chap. xix. of Proverbs.
, Ttale ofconfiierable l«g^^»^75?S
formed on the fmgular plan of alternate (ho* rtae. , he
fecond of which rhyme for thirty times or more luce*
lively to the fame found. At the end is Amen. Ic.
fine le fermun. Guichart debeau lui. .
V A tale of great length alfo, apparently including
feveral oAersf w^tten hAort couplets. It ends thus.
« lei fine le romanz w
A fages, et as non favans.
4. A Fabliau onThe fubjea of Cato, begmamg thus,
«« Ki volt favenr la faitement
Ke Katun a fun fiz prent,
Sen latin nel fet entendre
Ci lepot en romanz aprendre.
Cum helis de quince/Ire
Ki deis mettetafadeftre
La tranflata fi faitement.**
This therefore fhould appear to be the work ot
another author. At the end alfo this befys is mentioned,
" dunt Jefus ait merci."
4.389.
«Le Roman duRoi Marc, fil du RoiFelis." xiv.
Aprofe Romance, with very rude illuminations. Lx
Bibl. N. I. Foucault, &c. On vellum.
43 9°-
A long poem in old French verfe, ftyled in the pro-
locue & at the end, " Le Romanz qe eft apele Lu-
mere fi. e. lumiere) a Lais," '« Light for the Laity,
ft is not however any otherwife a Romance, than as
being, written in the Romance Tongue. It is in fefta
fyftem of Divinity, beginning at the Creation & car-
ried on to the final Judgement. The Author feems
to name himfelf P teres.
"Par Pieres puet qi ceft livre fift."
The reafon of the title he thus afligns.
** Lumere a lais l'ai nom6
Par ceo qen poent eftre enlumine," &c.
It is in fix books.
A well preferved MS. on vellum. xin.
4391.
A French MS. confiding of extenfive compilations for
' the Hiftory of the Territory called Cajientin, which
. is thus defined at the beginning. " Par le terme de
Goftentin on doit entendre les deux eveches d'Avran-
. ches et de Coutance, e'eft a dire toute l'entendue de
. la jurifdiftion dubailliage et du prefidial de Coutance.
Ceft juftement le canton des Gaules qui etoit autre-
fois appele par les Romains Armorica civitates, quoi-
que depuison ait fouvent entendu le Bretagne par ce
f terme/' . k
A- paper book, the greater part very cloffcly written,
it ' xvti.
Num. 4a9 2 —4397-
439 2 -
A curious book, beautifully printed on vellum, exaaiy
to imitate a MS. and very elaborately illuminated.
Oopofite to each illumination is a ftort Argument in
MS. written to refemble the printed part, but eafily
diftinguifhed now from the fading of the Ink. There
is no printers name, date, or place, nor any thing
that readily marks it for a printed book, except the
Signatures at the bottom of the pages. As it is ad-
dreffed to Charles the 8th of France, it was probably
printed in his reign; namely, between 1483 and 1498.
It is a French Tranflation of the Story of Eunalus &
Lucretia, written in Latin by ^neas 8ylvius, after-
wards Pope Pius 11. It begins thus,
« En l'onneur de la fainfte tnmte
Louenge de vous charles roy tres chreftien
De latin en francois jay tranflate
Lyftoire du tresfort amoureux lien
Deurialus et de lucreffe le mamtien
Que enamours ontdurant leur vie.
Ainfi que la defcript en temps ancien
JEneas filvius nomine pape pie"
The Tranflator afterwards names the King more
exadlv, " Charles vm, tres creftien roy de francs."
But he does not name himfelf. It is probably the book
mentioned by Panzer Vol. B. PanfiisN* 73?, & there
affigned to the year 1402, .though acknowledged to be
without date. Another edition is mentioned at N 15* «
but as dated 1493. xv *
4393-
A Comment on the Afts of the Apoftles, in the form
of a Paraphrafe, in French, by a Monk named
Charles Pineau, dedicated to Jeban de Laval, Sue de
Chafteaubrienu On Vellum, with two fine Jlumina.
toons.
4394-
A Catalogue of printed books, 63 J pages. There are
Arms on the Cover, which might perhaps alteram
whofc Colleaion is here defcribed. xviu
4395 & 439 6 -
« Decus occitanum, ex antiqua nobilitate Genus Segueri-
anse : per Johannem de Rignac. xvii.
Hiftoria domus Segueriauae, cancellario hujufce no-
minis dicata. Codex ergofcriptus eft ante 1672 ; char,
taceus.
4397-
1 « Le Livre de I'imagination" par Mr. de St. To-
xv.
mas, 1440. m
2. " Balade bien fubftancieufe.
3. « Le Paffe-temps de Michault." in Stanzas ot
7 ^ Le temps perdu de Pier. Chaftellain, a Michault
FaiU-event." „_ . .
c. A fliort Chronicle of the Kings of France, begin-
ning thus, « La premiere et plus ancienne crowque
d«ffeus Roys de France, et quant a
regner, et comment, et combien, amplement dec ^e,
etfomment Clovys devint chreftien et :.auffi d«t ymt
la fainae ampoule!" It ends with the death of ^Charle nw.
6. « La Complainte de Madame Yfabel de Bourbon,
Conteffe de Charalois," in Stanzas of •io hne«.
7 . « Le Teftament de Pierre de Neffbn. In Verfe
alfo.
8. A ballad on death. French.
9. A Traa in profe, entitled, « Ungbnef et uUte
Traitt&de Confeil compile au commendement de : mon
tres redoubte Seigneur & Prince Charles ^ Duc^ de
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Num. 4397—4403-
Bourgoyne, par Reverend pere en dieu Guillaume,
e^efqwe de Tournay/*
The whole book is diftinftly written, on paper, & in
good preservation.
4398-
A book treating^ u des cotiftumes, des (lilies, et des
eftabliffemens de Bretaigne." With ordinances of
Geoffroy, John, & other Dukes of Britany. On
vellum ; arms impreffed on the Covers. See N* 4413.
xv.
4399-
44 Le Songe de Cordelier du Chemin de Paradis " An
old French poem, on vellum, with very rude illumi-
nations, xv*.
44GO;
Compilations in French, on the nobility ,~magiftrates, &
anii |uities of Mctz. On paper, of different fises. xvi.
44C I.
The monkifh & legendary Miracles of the Virgin Mary,
in French Verfe, fairly written on vellum. Tranflated,
as the author fays, from the Latin.
" A la loenge et a la gloire
En remambrance et en memoire
De la reine et de la dame
Cui ge coument mon cors et maume
A jointes mains chafcun matin
Miracles que truis en latin
Tranflater voil et metre en letre."
Near the beginning & in the middle are fome Hymns
to the virgin, with mufical notes. Something is wanting
at the end, but probably not much. xiv.
4402.
An old French MS. fairly written on paper : containing,
1. The £>uadriloguc of Alain Chartier, addreffed to
Charles 7 of France. xv.
2. TheTemple of John Boccace, tranflated into French,
•foith an illumination prefixed. The hand changes here,
& continues to the end very different from that of the
firft traft.
3. A traft with this title. " Senfieult ung petit trai&ie
de nobkjfe, compofe per Jacques de Valere en langue
derpaigne, et traflate en Franchois par maitre Hugues de
Salue preveft de fournez."
4. The controverfy de NobiUtate % which is extant alfo
in Latin at N* 1883. 6. where the name in the general
lift is called Bonacurfius, in the Catalogue Bonajurfus.
The title here is as follows. 44 Jcy commenche la contro-
tferfie dc noblefle, plaidoyde entrc Publius Cornelius
Scipion d'une part, et Gayus Flaminius daultre part, par
ung notable dotteur en loix et grand orateur nomme
Surfe de Piftoie,"
5. "Chy commenche ung debat entre trois chevalereux
prinches." This is otx the fame fubieft, & is fuppofed
to be pleaded before Minos, by Alexander, Hannibal,
and Scipio.
6. An old French ballad on the fame fubjeft.
44 Vous yffus de bonne itiaifon,
Et de gentil fang fuCcefleurs."
•44°3-
A French MS. on vellum, with the following rubric
prefixed.
" Ce font les examples moraux qui font pris et com-
pilez de la Bible du vid Teftament et du nouvel, de la
legende dorde, de la vie des peres, et du dialogue faint
Gregore, et de plufieurs anciens fains livres, et enfement
Cat. Harl. VoU IIL
Num. 4403—4467.
y font mifes et entremeflds les fables moraux, et les no;
tables exemples de plufieurs peres philofophes."
A copious table of chapters is prefixed; amounting
to 238. xv.
44°4-
A French M5. very fairly written, on Paper : containing;
i. The adventures 01 Don L'alemant de la Roche, a
French Romance in verfe.
After the prologue it thiis begins;
44 Moult fut dom de la Roche de grant nobilitiS
Le gentilz alemans"
. 2. A Letter from Prefter John; to the Eniperor
Frederic. In rirofe, beginning 44 Preftes Jehans par la
Grace de dieu," &c.
3. A very long French Romance in verfe, entitled, »
44 les enfances Ogier." xv.
* ; 4405-.
A paper book, with the name Lecomte on the cover
within, & containing French tra&s. x.
1. Du Droit du Roy au Royaume de Bourgogne. 1
2. Trai&e fi la prescription a lieu entre Tes Princes
fouverains. 14*
3. Droit du Roy S.Louis fur le Royaume de Caftile.
28.
4. Trai&e contre les pretenfions du Roi d* Angleterre
fur le Roiaume de France, & fur aucunes Provinces
d'iceluy. 34.
5. Trai&e de la Loi Salique. 47*
6. ■ de la Confifcation pour leze Majeft£. 60. ,
7. Droit du Roi de France fur le Royaume d'Angle-
terre. 64.
8. Du Comte d'Auffonne, et reffort S. Laurent. 7 1.
9. Refponfe aux pretenfions du Due de Lorraine fuf
le Duchd d'Anjou. 80.
10. Des Differens qu'a le Roi avec le Due de Savoie
pour Fofligni, Bonne, Nice, Ville Franche, Coni*
Foffan, Savillan, Monde vis, Cherafe, &c. 86.
11. De la Principaut6 d'Aurenge. 102.
12. Comtd de Flandre. * 1 37.
13. Memoires, que le Domaine du Roi eft inalienable*
166.
14. Droit du Roi fur Lifle, Douay, Orchies, T ournay,
Tournefis, Mortagne, & St. Amand. 192.
15. De la Mouvance du Comte de S.Paul. 212.
The table of contents, & each trad figned c< P* Dui
puy
44C6.
1. Calendarium, etPreces Latinac.
2. A curious work in French, entitled 44 Le Rofier
des guerres? 9 fet forth by Royal Authority under Loui*
XI. of France. The firft eight chapters containing pious
inftru&ions for warriors of all defcriptions, intended,' as
itisexpreffed, 44 pour la garde, deffenfe, et gouverne-
ment d'un Royaume the ninth, fahich is much the
longeft, givefc an abridged Chronicle of the Kings of
France.
3. Orationes quae pro Rege dicuntur, quaHbet die
dominica in Regali miffa,'' &c— folia duo. xvi.
4407.
44 Regiftfe de la tiegodatioh de Monf. de Baffofnpierre,
envoye Ambafladeur en Efpagne, de la part du Roy
fut le fubjeft de la Valteline, Tan 1 6a 1 xvn.
Ofte of the books marked Lecomte, beautifully written
on papet, with Arms on the Cover.
44 o8. " Le
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4408.
" Le Livre des filz tie Rois de France, d'Angfeterjre &
d'Efcoce dit, Le Livre & Hiftoire Roial." xvi.
An hiftorical French MS. on Paper,
4409.
A curious MS. on vellum, with illuminations, but muti-
lated in feveral parts, made for the ufe of the monks
of St. Denis at Rouen. To prevent further mutilation,
it is proper to be particular in defcribing itsprefent
ftate. It contains then,
The laws of the Fraternity, beginning thus. " Ci
cnfieuvent les biens qui font fais de jour en jour en la
confrarie dieu et monfeigneur faint denys de rouen."
1 & 2. .
2. The Lives of St. Denis, St. Rufticus, & St. Eleu-
therius, alfo in French, but with this title, " Incipit
Vita beatorum martirum dionifii, ruftici, et eleutherii."
f. 3. Here a leaf is wanting, which had part of the
contents, defcribing four books of the work. After
fol. 5. is a chafm of one leaf or more. At fol. 9.
the chief part of an illumination is cut out. Fol. 1 2. has
loft the margin, & is inferted w?th the wrong fide of
the leaf firft. The firft illumination on fol. 17. exhibits
St: Denis carrying his head in his hand ; after this, two
leaves have been cut out. At fol 19. the illumination is
taken out. The whole number of leaVes now remaining
is 24, & more are certainly wanted at the end.
Whether thefe mutilations were made before the book
came into this colle&ion, or fince, it is now knpo(Tible
to afcertain, from the extreme brevity of the description
in the former Catalogue, which confifts only, of thefe
few words, " Vie de S. Denis, avec Pein&ures." The
illuminations remaining are finely coloured, xv.
44IO.
A French MS. on Vellum, containing the " Corps de
pdlicie" of Ghri/iine de Pifan 9 who married Chaftel,
Hiftoriographer to Charles V. & VI. of France. The
firft rubric is, " Cy commence le livre du corps de
policie le <^uel parle de vertu et de meurs : et eft
parti le dit livre en trois parties. La premiere partie
fadrece aux princes, la feconde aux chevaliers et
nobles, et la tierce a luniverfite de tout le peuplc." xv.
On a blank leaf prefixed is an account of the author
& her various works, written in the 17th Century, and
founded on the Authority of Labbe, Naudacus, &c.
The lift may be much enlarged by means of N°443i,
which contains the chief part of her works.
441 1.
A Chronicle on vellum, with illuminations much better
drawn, but lefs coloured than ufual, many being little
more than outlines. The title runs thus, " Cy com-
mencent les croniques depuis Tincarnation notre
feigneur, des papcs et empereurs Romains." The
' Chronicle extends from the incarnation to the year
I350. _ XY.
4412.
An old Hiftory of the Bible, in French ; partly vellum
& partly paper, with very wretched illuminations. It
contains the fubftance of the Hiftorical books, in this
order. Genefis & the reft as far as Judges, without
diftincUon, then the four books of Kings. T^ien
Machabees, Judah & Thamar, Jonah, Ruth, Tobit,
Daniel, Hefter, the feven ages of the world, & Job.
At the end is an ample table of contents, 'the whole
comprized in 273 leaves. -
* On Ihe firft leaf is wtitten " A Pierre De la rivey,
Troycn, qui a achetfi ce premier volume de la Bible de
i 4
Num. 441 2 — 441 5'.
Jean Oudet le jeune imprimfeur a Troyes, Le Somme de
Sept livres, dix Solz, en une piftole d'or d'Efpagne. Le'
8'AvriI, 1626." xv.
4413-
A vellum MS. finely written, and bound in Morocco^
with, the fame arms impreffed on the cover as are on
N° 4398 , which are the arms of a French Count. It
contains the Laws & Cuftoms of Anjou & Maine, as
th^t had thofe of Britany . xv*
Oppofite to the firft page is the following account of
the work, written in a much more modern hand.
" Coutiimes du peys d* Anjou
,et du Maine.
Corrigees et arret£es par Vertu des lettres det Ren£ le
bon,Roy de ficile, &c. Datt£es du 6 mc Dec bre 1458,
elles font cy apres publiees aux grands jours d* Anjou
tenus eii 1462, & autorifees par autres lettres patentes ,
dud* Roy Rene du mois de Janvier, 1462, dont le teneur
s'enfuit."
. A little lower is written,
c< L'Original defd t$ Coutumes et Styles eft a Paris, dans
le Chambre des Comptes Loyelle Anjou, dont il y a une
Gopie colldtionne devant 2 notaires (Segard, Thomas et
Jullaud) de Paris, fur led 1 * Original, qui eft entre fcs
Mains de M re Claude G 1 Pocquet delifonniere Con r du
Roi, etPfof r du droit francois en LV e d'angers. Sont
les lettres pat* cy deffus avec la q ,c copie cellecy a etd
collatiohn^e. II a auffi la Compilation de M c cl. liger icy
citee en Marge. n
In the fame hand are many notes & obfervations
throughout the book, fome of them confiderable in
extent.
A Paper book, containing various French tra&s. xvii.
1. A Treatife on fortification in two parts. The firft
part containing 288 pages, the fecond 120.
2# Geographical accounts of various countries, as
Florida, Egypt, Ethiopia, Africa, &c. extra&ed from
feveral French authors.
3. Fragment of a memorial of fome French Catholic,
on the fubjeft of the Proteftants in that Kingdom.
4. A Paper entitled, " En quel temps les Duchez et
Contez ont efte rendus herdditaires en France. ,,
5. Another, entitled, " Difcours fur Temploy des
Eftrangers aux charges et dignitgs de ce Royaume
(France.) ,,
6. A fragment of an official kind, but without be-
ginning or end.
The treatife on Fortification, which appears very
elaborate, (being illuftrated by many well-executed
diagrams) is in fad nearly complete j though, from being
carelefsly bound up, it feems otherwife. To facilitate
the finding of the parts, a new numeration of the leaves,
with red ink, is now made ; according to which, their
conne&ion will thus be purfued.
The beginning is, at fol. 61 to 106.
It proceeds at fol. 1 — 12.
It thence goes to fol. 107 — 130.
Thence fol. 1 3 — 24.
■ fol. 131 — 142.
— ■ fol. 25 — 48.
Then occurs the only real chafm, confifting of 1 7 pages.
Continued again, at fol. 49 — 59.
Which is the end of part 1. The fecond part (lands in
regular order.
4415-
Cl L,e Livre du Trefpr des Hiftoires, depuis le commence-
, ment du Monde jufques au temps de Tempereur
Tybere/' A vellum MS. in good condition, xvi.
4416. The
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4416.
The Fables of iEfop, and other authors, in French, xvn.
This is a curious fpecimen of labour. It contains a
very large colle&ion of Fables, beautifully written, on
Paper ; with a drawing to each, and a frontifpiece,
executed entirely with a pen, but in exaft imitation of
prints. It is the work of a perfon whofe name was le
Moine, as is mentioned in the title-page. xvn.
" Maiftre Francois le Moine,. advocat eft la Cour, et
commis aux requeues du Palais 1 Rouen, a faitt ce livre,
1656."
The author has celebrated his own work by the fbU
lowing Sonnet, which is prefixed to the Fables.
" Divins ouvriers dont l'artifte peinture
Faid voir au jour dexelens tableaux,
Elabourez par vos dodes pinceaux
Qui charment loeil, et paffent la nature.
Dans les labeurs de cette portraiture
Vous adioutez pour ofter les defaux,
Et le Sculpture ofte avec fes cifeaux •
Pour achever fa fuperbe figure.
Venez id admirer ce deffein,
Fai& par la plume et conduit de la main,
Ces traits fubtiles qui formerit cet ouvrage
Ou Ion na pA adiouter ni ofter,
Lors vous direz hardiment fans flater,
Que vos travaux lui doivent rendre homrnage."
The drawing is rather ftiff, but the figures of birds
and fome other animals are finifhed with great delicacy.
They appear to have been copied from engravings.
4417-
t. The fame book as N° 4361, differing only a little
in form. The King is here called Boflus, there Botus.
This has feveral rubrics which might furnifh a title, but
the cleared fecms to be the following.
" Chi commence li livres le quel le rois boftus fifl
efcrire des fcienches de fydrac, et li mift non (nom) le
livre Sydrac de toutes fcienches."
Well written, on vellum. xiv.
2. A Poem in the old Romance French, entitled,
** lc tournoiement antecrift." It begins,
" Nell pas ufeus ains fait boine oeuvre,
Li trouveres ki fa bouce ccuvre,
Pour bone oeuvre conter et dire
Mais ki bien treve plains eft dire." xiv.
An old French Hiftory, written on vellam and illumi-
nated. It is nearly, but not entirely perfect. It begins
with the Author's prologue, " Cy commence fon
prologue lacleur de ce prefent livre." The firft page,
however, is nearly illegible. In the fecond the
author prays the aid of God, & the indulgence of the
readers, h proteih ftrongly that he writes the truth.
The fecond leaf, containing the conclufion of this pro-
logue, & the beginning of the table of Chapters, is
wanting. The Chapters amount to 118.
The fiat leaf of the Hiftory is wanting, removed pro-
bably for the fake of fome tine illumination. Though
the author fpeaks fo folemnly of the truth of his hiftory,
it appears to be a Romance containing the adventures of
Raymondin & Melufine, who built the fortrefs of Lufig-
nan,. as is mentioned at Chap. 27. The title of " Oli-
vines de Lufignan," which formed the whole defcription
in the old catalogue, I cannot now difcover in the book.
The laft leaf, containing the end of the author's con-
cluding chapter is wanting. The illuminations are richly
coloured, & elaborate. xv.
Num. 4419 — 4426.-
4419.
Another French Romance in profe, The hero's name
feems to be Galebom^ and the time of the a&ion coeval
with King Arthur & Queen Guinever, who are foon
mentioned. X iv.
The whole is fairly written on vellum, but without
illuminations ; & the book is one of thofe which belonged
to the colle&ion of the Marquis de Foucault.
I 4420.
" Geneaiogie de l'illuftre Maifon des Seguiers, par titres
i authentiques, depuis l'an 1 1 20."
\ A Paper MS. in three parts, bound together. Carried
: down to 1636. xvii.
; 4421.
« Les Plans, Profils, & Devis de l'eftat des Fortrefles
j maririmes de Provence : par F.Blondel, 1651."
I A valuable MS. dedicated by Blondel to the Count
de Brienne, whofe arms are on this and many other of
! thefe books. This was probably prefented to him by
; Blondel; and by the date 1651, it muft have been
! Henri Augufte^ who was Secr y for Foreign Affairs under
Louis XIV. The family name was Lomenie. xvii.
442 2.
An alphabetical table of documents relating to the Peers
of France. The original title is wanting, but the traces
of it remain on a leaf which preceded it & may in part
be read, thus, " Divers Pieces concernant les Dues et
Pairs de France, Depuis, &c." On Paper. xvii.
The arms imprefled on the Cover are the fame as on
many of thefe French collections, namely, thofe of the
Family of Seguier. See 4366. 7. & 8. to which this
. perhaps belongs.
4423-
A large alphabetical Catalogue of books, written in
French, Latin, &c. marked on the Cover iC Bibliopo-
larum Promptuarium," but without any written title
within. XVII#
4424.
A fine MS. chiefly on Paper, containing an anonymous
continuation of Monftrelet's Chronicles. The author
fays, in his prologue, " Je commence mon traitte en
Paa mil. iv cent et xliiii. la ou fineEfiguerran de Mon-
ftrelet, fon fecond livre. Et le fine en Tan mil.
iv cent lxxj." With the printed copies of Monftrelet
a different continuation is given. xvi.
4425-
A truly beautiful Copy of the Ro?nant de la Rofe:
finely written on vellum, & full of the moft elaborate
illuminations. It contains 183 leaves, numbered
throughout by the original Scribe. xv.
There are arms in the firft illumination which might
lead perhaps to the knowledge of the perfon for whom
the book was written.
This poem was begun by Guillaume de Lorris, &
finiflied by Jean de Meitn, firnamed ClopineL It appears
to be complete in this copy.
4426.
A curious old MS. on paper, containing the laws of the
Parliament of France. It is written in various hknds,
partly in French, & partly in Latin, but is foliated
throughout in old figures as far as eight fcore &c
fifteen leaves (i. e. 175) marked thus, viii xx xv. In a
modern hand, on the firft leaf, we are told that the old
title was " Stile de la Cour de Parlement ; ou quel
font contenues plufieurs chofes . . mies et notabiles "
There is a full and diftinft table of contents prefixed.
xv.
4227. An
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4427-
An old French tranflation of the ift Decad of Livy, oii
vellum, and illuminated ; but greatly mutilated at
each end by decay ; in the middle, by removing the
illuminations from the 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, and i©th,
books. Thofe belonging to the ad, 3d, 7th, and
oth, remain, and are evidently in a very antiquated
ftyle. xiv.
The arms on the cover are thofe of a Marquis of
France.
4428 and 9.
An old French Chronicle in two volumes, written on
paper and vellum, deducing the foundation of Paris
from the Trojans. The illuminations are confined to
the capital Letters which begin each reign, & thefe
contain generally the portrait of the Sovereign whpfe
reign then commences. It extends to the year 1461.
The Author's name does not appear. xv.
From the Colle&ion of the Count de Brienne.
443°-
A more modern Copy, on paper, of the fame work, which
we have fo finely written on vellum, atN*437*,& 3.
and 4374, & 5. namely, the French tranflation of Vale-
rius Maximus, by Simon de Hefdin. The prefent is
only a firft Volume, and contains but four books out
of nine- There has been a large illumination prefixed
to each book, bnt that belonging to the third book is
wanting, with fo much of the text as was written on
that leaf. The illuminations are highly coloured, but
rather in a coarfe ftyle. xv.
In every Copy ot this tranflation there are large
additions by the tranflator, intermixed with the work, &
diftinguifhed by the words, Afteur or Tranflateur
prefixed.
443i-
A beautiful & magnificent volume, containing a large
part of the works of Cbri/line de Pi/an (See N° 44 10)
written on vellum, and moll richly & amply illumi-
nated, xv.
It contains 30 articles enumerated in the table prefixed,
& marked throughout the book. The table of Contents
is thus prefaced,
" Cy commence la table des di£Uez en general,
balades, rondiaulx, et autres particuliers livres, qui font
contenus en ce prefent volume."
I . Prologue to the Queen (wife of Charles V.) 2.
a. An hundred ballads. 3.
3. " Une Lays." 20.
4. Other ballads of different kinds. 23.
5. A colleftion of verfes with leonine rhymes, f. 25.
This title fhould be given alfo in the original form,
u Item, une affemblee de plufieurs rimes auques toutes
leonimes en facjon de lay, a qui voudroit apprendre a rimer
leoniment" Leonimes and not Leonines was the old French
word, for a peculiar fort of exafl rhyme. See Barbafan's
preface to his Fabliaux, p. xxrv.
6. Another lay. 27.
7. Rondeaux. 28. b.
8. " Gieux a vendre." Toys to fell. 34. b.
9. Several other ballads. 37. b.
10. " Une complaime amoureufe." 48.
II. More ballads. 49. b.
1 2. The Epiftle to the God of Love. 53.
13. Another amorous complaint. 59.
14. The conteft of two Lovers. " Le debat de deux
amans." 60. b.
15. The book of the three Judgements. 73. b.
16. " Le livre depoiffy." 83.
Num- 4431—4435.
17. « Lepiftre Othea," The Epiftle of Othea. This
hame (he thus explains " Othei felon grec peut eftre
pris pour Sagece de femme." 97-
18. " Le Due des vrays amans." 145.
19. " Le chemin de lone eftudes." The path of long
Studies* 180.
20. The booke; of the Sheperdefs : " Le Livre de la
paftoure," dated in the prologue, 1403. 225. '
21. Epiftles againft the Roman de la Rofe. The^
dedication to this is figneid with the author's name,
Cbri/line de Pi/an. 239. ,
22. An Epiftle which Chriftine fent to Euftace Morel,
all in equivocal Rhimes. 257. b.
2£. A prayer on the Life & paffion of our Saviour
Chnft. 259.
24. Moral Proverbs. AH in Diftichs. 261. b.
25. " Les enfeignemens que Chriftine de Pifan donne
a fon filz." The inftru&ions given by Chriftine de Pifan
to her Son, (Jean Chaftel) in quatrains. 263. b.
26. A prayer to our Lady. 267.
. 27. " Les 1 5 joyes notre dame." The 1 5 Joys of the
bleffed Virgin. 269.
28. The book of Prudence. " Le livre de prudence,
a Tenfeignement de bien vivre." 270,
29. The City of Dames. ' 292,
30. An hundred ballads of a Lady & her Lover.
376.
This book, which feems originally to have been written
for fome exalted perfonage, has a mark in it which fhews
that it was once alfo in the colle&ion of the Duke of New-
caftle. This is a paper, originally part of an external leaf,
on which is written " Henry Duke of Newcaftle his booke
1676." To whom it had belonged in France does not
appear- It contains 398 leaves. xv .
The author wrote, as her dedications, &c. prove, in
the reigns of Charles V. & Charles VI. of France. She
was an Italian by birth, originally of Pifa, but married
to Jean Chaftel. Her father alfo was an Author, Tho-
mas de Pifano. The prefent volume is undoubtedly of
great value & curiofity, as many of the pieces here con-
tained are not mentioned in the ufual catalogues of the
author's works, yet here are marked with her name, or
other fufficient demonftratkms of coming from her. The
illuminations preceding each article, contain reprefen-
tations of the Poetefs, whether portraits or not may be.
matter of enquiry. Her Traft " Des fays d'Armes"
occurs at £1° 4605, in a beautiful Copy.
4432, 3> & 4-
Affaires Eftrangeres d'Angleterre, Efcofle, Alemagne,
Pais bas, Suiffe, Efpagne, Rome, Venife, Savoye,
Turquie, 'et Frontieres Marine*" Qn Paper. Very
fairly written. xvn.
[4435—4448- Quarto.]
4435-
A large colle&ion of trads, in French, written in dif-
ferent hands, & of various fizes, marked on the firft
leaf with the name Priezac. The colledion is con-
tinued through N°* 4436 — 4442.
The prefent volume contains,
1. " Traites des grands Officiers de France, du Con-
neftable, du Chancelier, & de 1* Admiral."
a. " Queftion Politique fi un Prince Chreftien peut
contratter Alliance avec les Infidelles."
3. " ■ ■ fi un Prince fouverain peut, fans bldfer
les droits de fa Couronne, deferer dans fes Eftates a un
autre Souverain. ,,
4. " Probleme, fi la Levee des Subfides eft jufte. ,#
5. " ■ fi les Trefors trouves en Prance ap;
partiennent au Roy."
6. " Que
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6. « Que lee Ifles dcs Rivieres navigable* font du
dpmaine du Roy."
7. The fecond part of a trad, on the empire of
Charlemagne. It has this title, « EffebluTement deVem-
pire de Charlemagne. Second partle. De Pinvafion
des Gaules par divers peuples, dont l'origine eft rap-
•portee particulierement des Francois, des Gots, et des
Bourguinons." The firft part is in N° 4436. 2<) .
8. De eloquentia Traclatus, eum titulo hoc ampliore.
«« De Eloquentia civili, heroica, et humana.— De un>
bratili Eloquential Rhetorum, qui cum orationis blapdidas
affe&antes multo tempore floruerunt, decreto fuSre con-
demnati ; unde poftea Latmi non Rhetores fed patroni
et advocati voluerunt appellari. Rhetores olim populo-
rum moderatores, Iegum conditores, et legati ; in Eccle-
fia Graca Sacrarum literanim interpretes. Eloquentes
Oratores palrais tanquam Vi&ores, ftatuis tanquam
heroes, ettielubris tanquam divinitates olim donati. Cur
pauciflimi fint eloquentes, diferti vero plurimi."
9. Several political difcuflions on the origin of Go-
vernment, & the parts of it, without a general title.
20, A piece entitled, "Memoiresde l'immortalitede
J'Ame." On the other fide of the leaf the author ex-
plains his intention, which was, " Ramaffer fuccin#e-
jnent tous les plus beaux paflages qui fpient en l'Efcriture,
pour prouver l'lmmortalite" de Fame, et les plus belles
penfees que les Peres aient eu fur ce fujet."
11. " Si les Roys doivent communiquer a leurs
Femmes l'authorit«! de leur Sceptre.'*
1 2. " De la dignity des Enfans de France."
13. " Del'Apannage des Enfensde France."
14. «* Confiderationsfurl'eftate de la Lorraine."
15. " De la grandeur, condition, et dignite des
Roys."
16. « Que laPerfonne des Ambafladeurs eft facree :
mais quelle n'eft pas toufiours inviolable."
1 7. " Extraid des Actions fordnes, de Simon de line
de Mdhil, advocafc du Roy, en la Gene chancee de
Thouloufe." 6
Several of thefe trade are numbered, but they do net
now ftand in the order of the numbers, nor are they all
remaining, fince the numbers in this Volume extend to 20.
Thefe Vols, are underftood to have belonged to the
^eguier Collection. J
4436.
A fecond volume of the 4ame Collection, with an ample
table of Contents, by a later hand.
I. " Traitte de la reputation : ou difcours propre a
porter un Prince a fairee des belles actions. " x .
a. " Obfervations fur le Concordat." 1 q.'
3. " L'inftruftion des Proces Criminels." 8t.
4. «« Traite duDomaine." gj,
5. " L'origine des Treforiers de France." 127!
6. «« Difcours touchant le crime de LezcMajefte."
7. « De la qualite d'Ambafladeur."
8. " Sur la religion d'un Ambafladeur." 1*7
9. « De la Regale." , jj*
10. « Touchant le crimes deperduellion." l4 o!
I I. « Difcours de la Juftice." t j£[
I?' 77" * fi d * Cni «" e peutparvenir a la fin
qu'd pretend/' , 6
13. " Extraits de Vies & Morts des Empereura Ro.
mains." r
14- «* Difcours et Obfervations fur la politique d'Arif-
1 5. « Autres cahiers tant de politique que de rhifton? "
16. " Difcours des fecrets de l'empire." &c ««'
17. "Difcours delaTyrannie." ^ ?£'
Cat. Ham.. Voj..ni, "
Num. 4436, 4437.
18. " Quelques autres Cahiers imp?.rfaits." an A,
M 19 ' o JH^ de 13 Preffeance du Roy,avec le deflein
d une Refjjonfe en Latin a tous les autheurs eftraneers
qui ant dent fur ce fujet. Par T. Doujat, Avocat en
Parl em ent."(,64 5 .; 45 s.
20. " Traitte de 1'dlabliflement et du demembrement
de 1 empire deCharlefmagne. Ou par une fucciu&e
deienpnon de I ancien Empire Francois, et de 1'acquifi-
tion, et feparation, et reunion des diverfes Provinces a
la couronne, font efclaircis plufieurs droits des Roys tres
• chreftiens." fol. 489. The fecond part of this very
learned treatife is bound up in the preceding Volume
4437'
Another book of the fame Collection, written chiefly
m one hand, & fcveral of the pieces dated on the
back, 1602.
i. " Du Crime de le?e Majefte."
% " Obfervations fur les Indices."
3. « Matieres extraides des Qrdonnances fur les Re,
montrances du Clerg€."
4. *' Des Pariemens, et de ce qui les concerne."
5. «« Des Experts."
C « De l'obfervation des Ordonnances," &c. From
this place the book is foliated.
7. « De cpadjutoreries." , 2
8. « De la Jurifdiction Eccleflaftique." is
9. '« Du droift de Patronage." Z&
10. "Du droia de Regale!" J'
n, "Des Jmmunites des Ecclefiaftiques." 66.
12. «« De la reparation des Eglifes." 74 *
13. « De larefidence des Eyefques, et des Curds, tt.
14. " De la vifite des Evdques dans fcuys dioc6fes."
15. ** Des Indults, et de la Simonie." 80*
16. " Le Portrait de Charles 7." 0 2*
17. «« Des traites faits par les roys."
d'dlL De ?» diVW ' ^ ,cs d e Pai
19. «« De l'origine de nos couftumes," I0 8
leuralok" ^ legiflateurs doibvent "fcr de prefaces dans
21. « Des tyrans." I 1 . 0 '
22. « De la Royaute." . . J*
23. De l'origine des Loix." ] Jg
m -r 4 * *!iSf J ,0rig ^ d S divorco W furv Wt «»tre les
maifons d'Orleans et de Burpoene." , >
«5- "Deseftrangers." 66
26. " Dumanquement defoy,'* .jg
27. « Que la Couronne d'Angleterre eft inferieure*4
cdle de France." j
»8. « De la Pragmatique Sanction." t «"
29.. w Louis xi unpofe des tribute extraord^na^res'' ,
with other particulars of that king. , 41 *
30. « De la mort du Conneftable de St. Paul." iJ/
31. » Du Conneftable de Fiance." /jl
« 3 ,*'. 1)6 h revolte de Florence, contre la Maifon de
Medias." lg 51
33. *« Regence du Royaume d'Efeofle, otee a la Rdne
mere. .a*
34. « D'un Roy qui fe meffallye." ,92.*
35. ♦« De I'alliances des Suutes av«; la Fiance.'*
3«, « De la Sdence politique." I* 5 '
37. «* D'un fils qui arme contre fon Pete." aoc*
38. " Si le Cadet ddbt eftre prefir€ a I'Allnd." aio!
39. " En quel cas les Loix civiles puniflint la peniee.**
40. " Des religieux et rdigieufes," JJ^
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 44373 443 8 *
41. " Des conjeftures" fl *5-
42. " Du Sortilege." f "9-
43. " De l'expolition des enfans." 234.
44. « De l'Adultere." 2 4*;
45. " De la torture, du crime de faux, du peculat, du
rapt, du larcin." m 2 47*
46. " Des crimes en general j des peines, des denon-
ciations, de la contumace." 2 ^7-
47. " Du Parricide." a8 7-
48. "Del'homicide." *93- ,
49. " De la bonne intelligence qui & cydevant regne
entre la France, et Angleteire " 2 97-
50. " Des hommages." 3 OK
51. " De la convocation des Eftats a Tours." 307.
52. " Du crime de fauce-monoie." 311.
53. " Les effefts de la neceflite du temps." 321.
54. " Du peculat." 3 2 3-
55. " De 1'eledion des Roys de Pologne." 331.
56. " De prerogatives et preeminences de la France
furl'Angleterre." " 342.
57. " De TAuthoritd des Evefques fur les maifons
religieufes." 357-
58. "Si les Papes ont droit de reprendre fur le tem-
porel des Princes." 3^6.
59. " Probleme fi le droift Romain doibt eftre receu
en France." 37 8 -
60. u Si le bien de Teglifepeut eftre alien6." 391.
61. "Si les evefques font obliges de refider dans leurs
diocefes." & ^ 399-
62. " De rexcommunication. 5
405.
63. " Si ia promotion au cardinalat fait ouverture a
k regale." 420.
64. " Que la le&ure eft utile a tous." 4 2 ^.
65. " Fin de la guerre du bien public." 4*8.
66. " De la diffimulation." 43°-
67. u De la complaifancc." 43
68. " Des medicins " 434*
69. " Des Aftrologues." 438.
70. " DuParjure." 442.
71. " De l'origine des Cardinaux." 446.
72. " Pourquoy Tybere prolongoit le temps des
magiftratures, et des gouvernemens." 454-
73. " Si la gayete eft n6ceffaire a Tefprit." 458.
74. " Queftions extraites du decret de Gratian."
464.
75. " De Tancienne eleflion des evefques." 470.
76. " De la crime de leze-majefte humaine." 477.
77. " Une harangue." 491. whh fome imperfedt
articles.
This Volume is apparently tranfcribed throughout in
one hand, butfrom what original is not clear.
4438.
A large volume written on paper, containing matters not
much related, & confufed in the binding. In French,
Italian, & Latin. On one of the outer leaves is written,
€< pieces fur diverfes matieres ;" with a memorandum
fubjoined, " a faire une table."
1. Fourteen leaves, not included in the old paging,
containing various theological difcuffions in French.
They feem imperfedt, & are written in various hands.
At fol vn. is one entitled " de TEuchariftie." On the
outfidethey are marked " Concionabilia."
2. Sermons on all the feftivals of the year, from fol. 1 .
to 317 inch and continued at fol. 512 to the beginning
of N° 4. where the theological matters terminate ab-
ruptly,
3. "P^ratitla, five feries omnium titulorum thereto-
rum feu Pandeftarum, in feptem partes divifa." From
fol ; 3i7 # to5ioincl. This, however, is only a tran-
fcriptof N° 4 , & ha§ fuffered many tranfpofttions, which
are marked by fome former poffeffor at the bottom of
the pages. It appears imperle£t.
Num. 4438, 4439.
4. The fame trad, entitled c< Paratitla ;" apparently
complete, but disfigured by many tranfpofitions, which
however might be fet right, by means of the catch word
which is placed at the bottom of each leaf. The leaves
of this part not numbered.
An account of the contents, & fome of the tranfpo*
fitions is written at the beginning, in French.
4439-
Another volume of the Seguier colle&ion. At the be-
ginning is written, " Memoires tres core&s et tres
curieux," and fubjoined, " a relier et a faire une
table." The table has accordingly been made, & is
very copious. The Catalogue here fubjoined is taken
partly from that table of Contents, and partly from
the titles of the pieces themfelves, where they appeared
more fatisfaSory.
1. * £ Traite de confederation et Alliance de Jacques
Roy de la Grande Bretagne avec aucuns Ele&eurs et
Princes d'Allemagne, pour la confervation des duchds de
Juliers, Cleves, Berg, et airtres Seigneuries. A Wefel
Tan 161 2. le 28 Mars."
2. " Propofition de la part de PEmpereur Mathias aux
Etats Gen6raux de Tempire d* Allemagne a Ratifbonne^
L'an 1613. Le 1 3 Mars." 4.
3. "Trai&6du Roy avec TEle&eur de Treves, pour
la prote&ion de Tarchevefchc de Treves, et le depoft
entre les mains de fa Ma tc des ferts de Hermenftein, et
de Philipfbourgh, jufque a ce qu'il y ayt traite de paix
finalle en Allemagne: a Hermenftein Tan 1632. le 9
Avril." 10.
4. " Articles convenus et accord£s entre S. A. fere-
niffime de Treves, et S. E. Monf. le Marquis de Chau-
mont, Lieutenant general pour S. M. en fon pais de
Provence, et en fes armees d* Allemagne, pays MefTm,
et Champagne." n.b.
5. " Proteftatio et petitio Domini Archiepifcopi Tre-
viren. Principis, Ele&orii, pro fe, Capitule, et Archi-
diocefi fu£, et toto Romano Imperio, ad Dnos Legatos et
ablegatos Ma Ui Chriftianiifimae." n. b.
6. " Renouvellement de Confederation et alliance
entre Louis 1 3 Roy de France, de le Roiaume de France
d'un part, et Chriftine Reine de Suede, et de Royaume
de Suede d'autre part, pour le recouvrement de la liberte
des princes et eftates d* Allemagne. A Heilbron Tan
1633 leg Avril." i 4#
7. <c Extrait du Traite de Confederation et Alliance
de Chriftine Reyne de Suede et de la couronne de Suede,
avec les Etats Evangeliques des cercles, et Provinces des
Ele&orats du Rhin, de Franconie, Sueve, et de la haute
Province du Rhin, contre Pempereur Ferdinand II. le
1623. le 13
8. "La confpiration du due de Fridland contre fa
Majefte imperiale de Vienneen Autriche le 4 Mars 1 634.^
In the margin, " Relation de la mort de Valftein envoye
de la part du S r de S l Julien qui eftoit tant en fes bonnes
graces." ' x8. b.
9. <c Lettres du due de Saxe, et du Roy de Dannemark
au Chancelier Oxenftiern, et ^Taffemblee de Francfort
teniie en Avril 1634." 21. b.
10. w Letrres de TEmpereur Ferdinand II. au due
Charles de Lorraine du 17 O&obre 1633." 2 3 #
11. " Propofition faite en l'aflemblee teniie a Frank-
fort, en Mars et Avril 1 634."
1 2. Ce que les Deputes de l'Ele&eur de Saxeont remon-
tr€ le 3 May dernier, a TAffembl^e des princes et Etats
Evangeliques d'Allemayne qui fe tient a Frankfort." 28.
13. ct Harangue de M. L'Amhafladeur de France, en
la dite afTembtee, pour exhorter les princes et Etats pro-
teftans ayes, Union generate," 1 639, 18.
*4. « Lettrc
Digitized by
Bibliothecse Harlelaiisfc.
'47
Num. 4439.
14. u Lettre de PEmpereur k fon Ambafladeur a
Rome, pour reprefenter au Pape, que le Traite de paci-
fication pour la Religion avec PEle&eur de Saxe, fait k
Praguel'an 1635 le 3 May, eft a Pavantage de la Religion
Catholique. Et que s'il n'a obtenu qu£lque chofe de
plus il en k eft£ empeche par le Roy de France, joint le
peu d'affiftance qu'il a eu de fa Saintetd. A Baden en
Autriche Pan 1635 le 8 Juin." 36. b. %
15; " Lettera dell* A. G. C, B. fopra Ii prefenti di
Guerra, dop6 lamorte del R6 di Suecia." 41.
16. u Lettres du Roy et de la Reyne fa mere, aMon-
fieur d'Abain Sr. de la Rochepofay, leur Ambafladeur
k Rome, depuis Pan 1576, jufques a Pan 1580. Vol. 1.
cididcxxx."
Prefixed is a Latin harangue by Muretus, with thfe
French title, " Harangue d'obedience faifte par M. An-
thoine Muret." This tranfcript* which is very fair,
terminates abruptly at 99. b.
17. " II Difinganno. Rifpofta a Don Diego de Aedo,
e Gagliarte di Tofcia Modero Generofe. Si manifefta
la Verita de* Complimenti feguiti tra rSereniffimo Car*
dinal Infante DonFerdinandoD'AuftriajE'lSereniflitno
Duce, et Exccllentiflimi Senatori, e procuratori della
fcreniifima Republica deGenova. InTorino,MDcxxxvii."
10a.
18. w Lettera fcritta A. S. M. Cefarea dal marefcial
di campo, Sig. conte Picolomini, fopra la vittoria da lui
ottenuta contro Pefercito Francefe fotto Thionville. Li
fette Guigno, 1 639." 118.
19. " Difcorfo fopre il manifefto & lettera fuppofta e
finta, che va intorno in nome del Re chriftianiflimo,
fcritta al Duca de Mont-bafon, Crovernatore et Luogote-
nente de Paris e PIfle (fie) de Francia. Per Monfignore
n. Legato di.n. inritato dall* eminentiflimo 6 reverendiflT.
Signore Cardinale n. Stampato in S. Marino con licenza
delSenato. Anno 1635." 134.
so. c< Memoires concernant la Savoye, pendant le s
ann6es 1608, 1609, 1610, et i6ii,&c." N 180.
a 1 . " Des* Eftats et Empire du Turc." , 228.
22. " Memoires hiftoriques et Geographiques." 243.
23. " Diverfes pieces d'eftats concernans le Governe-
ment de Henry 2. Francis 2. et Charles 9. plufieurs
defquelles ont eft£ tirees fur les Originaulz." — marked
below, on the page, " Vol, 86. A." — The particulars of
many of thefe papers are fpecified in the table of contents
but not of all; they are now however numbered on in the
book, fo far as they correfpond with that table of contents,
but not further j namely, from this number 23, to 52
inclulive. 262—388.
53. " Difcorfo intorno k quello che potra fuccedere
nella prefente guerra in Italia, fra I'lngegnero Molina,
Francefe, et il Sigr. Proveditor Generale di Terra firma
per la Republica di Venetia 1625. Dialogo tra PEccel-
fentifli ra0 . Proveditor e il Sigr. Gafparo Molina Ingegnero
Cunofs™ 0 Francefe." ^ 390.
54. " Ballo de* Principi d'Europa, dialogato tra Paf-
quino e* Marforio."
55. <c Relatione Efattis™ di tutte le Rendite ordinarie
cavate da tutte le Citta e Caftejla della Rep c * di Venetia
fetta del 1621 Mayo. Ove fi raconta fopra quali Gabelle
fiano fondate, et quanto fi paghi per ogna Gabella."
429.
56. " Sommario de* Capitoli li quali fiirono giurati
per li Cardinale in Conclave, dopo la morte di Grego-
rio xv. 6 da effer ancor giurati dop6 per il Pontefice che
fer&eletto. Che fi habbia da confervare la pace tri li
Plrencipi Chriftiani, per aiuto air Imperat 0 nelle prefente
guerra." 459*
The ftate papers included between pages 262 and 388
may deferve a minute examination from any perfon oc-
cupied in French Hiftoxy.
Num. 4.440, 4441.
44-40-
Another volume of the fame colle&ion. This volume
has a table prefixed, in the fame hand as the former, *
but, from what reafon is uncertain, the firft articles
here mentioned are totally unnoticed.
1. A Letter in Italian, fairly tranfcribed, from Paulo
Sadoleto, to Cardynal Bellayo, dated Carpentras 14 July
1620.
2. " Lettre efcritte de Bruxelles le dernier Janvier,
1632."
3. <c Des Flateurs, medifans," &c.
* 4. " Table d'Angleterre."
5. u Table des extraicts de plufieurs pieces concernant
le marriage d*Angleterre, es annees 1624 et 1625/' This
feems to refer to the article following, but is written very
obfcurely.
6. " Extraifts de plufieurs A&es, Lettres, Inflec-
tions, et memoires concernant le mariage d'Angl. £s
annees, 1624 et 1625" This is the firft article noticed
in the table prefixed, which aftenyards is followed, but
9 general paging is much required.
7. <6 Extraits de la negotiation dti Marquis de Blain-
villeen Angleterre, es ann£es 1624 et 25, preftee par'
Monf. Dupuy."
8. " Extraifts du 402 Volume touchant Paffaire de
la Valteline, qui eft la Negotiation du Marefchal de
Bafompierre en Efpagne." At the end is a copious
table, but written very obfcurely.
9. " Memoire touchant les evefchgs de Metz, Thoul,
Verdun, Abbaye de Gorze, et de St. Arnoul, de Metz,
et contenant aufli quelques particularites de la Lorraine.'*
10. " Relation de la Lorraine."
11. A copious table, referring apparently to the fub-
fequent colle&ions, & entitled, 44 Table des principals
chofes contenues dans les extraits que j'ay fait de plu-
fieurs volumes manufcripu, touchant les affaires de la
Lorraine."
12. 44 Extrait du Volume 204 de Monfieur duPuy,
touchant les affaires de la Lorraine."
13. 44 Extraits du Vol. 206 Volume du Monf. du
Puy, touchant Neufchaftel en Lorraine, Bar, Barrois, et
Commery."
14. Extraits du Vol. 209, touchant les affaires de
Lorraine, preftfi par Monf. du Puy."
15. 44 Extraits des Regiftres du Parlement, du Mer-
credi 5Sept^ c 1601."
* 16. " Relation de ce qui s'eft pafle touchant le trai&d
fai£t avec Monfieur le Due de Lorraine Tan 1633, pour
le depoft de Nancy."
1 7. " Lettres patentes de Charles Due de Lorraine k
tous fes fujetz leur faifant defence? de recognoiftre les
Juges du Parlement de Metz, ou autres Commiffaires
de la part du Roy de France, ni de deferer a leurs
ordonnances."
1 8. 44 Declaration du Roy, contre le Due de Lorraine."
19. 44 Autre declaration du Roy contre le m£me due."
4441 •
Prom the fame colle&ion. The table prefixed to this
volume enumerates the articles contained, without
referring to the pages, according to this notice ; 44 Cette
table fe compte par les memoires, et non par les
i. 44 L'id£e du Politique tres chr£ftien, au Roy tres
Chreftien." On the firft leaf is written, 46 C'eft a Tad-
vantage du Cardinal Armand de Richelieu," whom in
fed it mentions at the end, as the example of the pre-
* On comparing this hand with that which appears in thofc dif-
patches of the Count de Brienne which he has only figned, it appears
that it is the band of his Secretary (fee particularly in N J 4540. ) if fo,
it will appear that thefe, as well as the numbers following, to 4525*
were originally colle&ed by M. de Brienne, & quae afterwards to
the Chaac. Seguier.
* » ceptf
Digitized by
148
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 444 1 —
ccpts laid down. This alfo is prefixed, « Cet Oamge
?3* leu et approuv* des Doaeurs que Modern -Te
Chancelier a commisi la Cenfure des Livres. It »
very fairly tranfcribed, & contains 105 Chapters, befcdes
an addrefs, " au Le&cur." ^
2. The fecond book of a Poem in Latin Hexameters
entitled " Hercules Gafficus." A dedication in French
is prefixed, addrefled to the Queen Reeent, & ftgped
Maflbl. In the Catalogue of thepnntejf b» m the
French King's Library he is called Mafotmm, & * there
appears that the work was printed in . 64a & * and ttat
a fifth book entitled " Gravelmga 9 was added m 1 647-
« Extrait des PoUtiques d'Ariftote j imperfea, ex-
tending only to Ch. 3. of Book 3. out of eight
4. « Des Ceremonies de la Meffe foiemnel, feloa les
rubriques du Miffel Romain. ,f
5. Treatifes on Virtues & Vices, in Latin, of which
the following account is given in the Table prefixed.
« Des vertues et des Crimes, felon que l'on les doit con-
fiderer pour fon Salut, avec les reflexions des Peres et
autres grands hommes, pour fcire voir la beaut* des unes,
et la difformit* des autres ;— Ces Traites^ regardent par-
ticulierement la maniere de fe confeffer." t
They are very fairly tranferibed, and contain fome
difquifitions purely theological, in detached pieces.
6. " Deifein perpetuel des Efpagnols a la Monarchie
univerfelle, avec les preuves d'iceluy ; mdc,xxiv. Ihe
ubleof contents, copying the fecond title of the piece,
fays, " ou Progres des conqueftes du Roy d Efpagne et
n^ifon Autricheen Allemagne, Suiffes, Grifons, bate,
et frontieres de la France, depuis la mort de Henry IV.
7. " De antiquitate civkatis Tornacenfis (Touraay.)
Anonymus Canonicus Tornacenfis. Ex bibliothcca Bene-
diaorum S. Martini Tornaci Nerviorum." Ad^finom
funt, " Epicedia veterum in Obitum B. Gofvim.
8- " Les faufles demarchesjde la France fur la Nrcotia-
tion de la paix." The table of contents adds, « Difcours
fait apres la Prife de la Franche Comte.
4442*
« Lettres de divei* Officicrs a le Chancelier Seguier,
depuis 1659 jufq'a i66i. ,f Thefe are the original
Letters, dockettcd & placed in order. A very curious
collection to a French Hiftorian.
4443-
u Negociation de MonfieurArnauld, Abbe de St.Nicholas,
Envoye du Roy de France a Rome, depuis le 29* De-
cembre 1645 jufques au 13' May 1648." A trad
uniformly & fairly written. One of the books marked
Le Comte.
4444-
A book fairly written, in 309 pages. Prefixed is an
•« Epiftre au Roy" pag. 1 . &c. figned B. It is in two
parts, & the principal Contents are as follows.
Premiere panic
1. Memoire fur les liafons de la France avec la
Hollandea caufe du Commerce. j>*
2. De Torigine de la venalitg des charges de Judica-
ture, et de Finance. 1 9»
3. De Torigine des Mens d'Eglife, et de leur ufage,
4. Des Droitset pretentions de la Gourde Rome. 65,
5. De r union inseparable des Interefts du Roy avec
ceux de fcs Sujets. 85,
6. Des Interefts de la France a Vefgard des Eftats de
TEurope. ^ w 97.
Seconde Partie.
7. Projet, pour foutenir la guerre avec les feuls reve-
nusduRoy. 133.
8. Des Confeils particulars, 172.
Num. 4444 — 4446.
9. De Torigine des Pirlements, et de leur pbuvbfr,
regl€ par les Ordonnances. 177,
10. Des Gonfervateurs des Hypotheques pour let
immeubles. 204.
1 1 . Pour aflifter les pauvrcs. 2 1 2.
1 2. De Texiftence de Dieu, rimmoitalite de PAme*
Veriti de la Religion, & croiance des Chreftiens.
126, &c.
13. Memoire fur Peftat de France, l'an 1699. 2 94-
14. - ■ pour la conduhte des Armdes, 1702.
308,
N.B. This is bound up with N° 338 1.
4445-
A book, marked Le Comte, containing various French
tra&s.
1. " Confultation fur la renonciation de la Reine
Marie Therefea le Couronne d'Efpagne, le cas arrivani.
par J. Doujat." xvn.
a. " Defenfe de droits de la Reine Marie Therefe fur
fepc Provinces des Pais Bas. Pour fervir de Refponfe a
un Traitte Latin intitule, 4 Deduftio ex qua probatur
clariflimis argumentis non effe jus Devolution!* inDucatu
Brabantiae,* &c. Par Jean Doujat, Advocat au Parle-
ment, Do£teur Regent, et premier Profefleur du Roy
en Droit en Tuniverfite de Paris, Hiftoriographe de fa
Majefte."— 137 Pages with a table of contents.
3. Another tra& on the fame fubjeft, by the fame
Author. An abridgement of the former j * Traitte
abregl des droits de la Reyne, &c."
4. " Queftion de Droit, fi le Roy a pu trailer de la
Lorraine avec le Due Charles : par J. Doujat/'
5. Inventaire des MSS. de la Bibliotheque de la
Chancelier Scguier." This is obfeurely written, but
may throw a light on that Collection.
6. Obfervations generales pour la reformation da
Clerg6."
7. €€ Sur les Articles duClerge€,prefent& Pan 1666/*
$• *' De la puiflance du Roy dans les chofes Eccle^
fiafti^ues. Sur les articles prefentes par le Clerge en
Janvier 1666." This alfo appears to be by Doujat, & is
in four Pirts. 1. De Pon$ion des Rois. 2. De quell*
maniere font jugSs les Evefques. 3. Si le Roy peutou
droit reprendre a foy la nomination de quelques Abbaycs
regulieres. 4. De la reformation de la Juftice, &c.
9. " Des crimes." An abridgement of the general
law on Crimes j apparently by Doujat,
4446.
One of the Books marked Lecomte. A Colle&ion of
imperfefk tra&s relating to Natural Philofophy &
Chemiftry. In French. xvn.
1. A difcuflion on Philofophical topics, butimperfeft,
both at the beginning & end.
2. In a very different hand ; " Suitte de la connoif-
fance de Nature et des melanges."
3. A trad on Natural Philofophy, beginning at p. 7.
and extended to 366, with fome intermediate chafms.
4. u Diverfes experiences de Monf. de la Violette, dit
Queicetan, teuchant la medicine, cnfemble plufieurs com-
munications qui luy ont eftfi faittes de divers grander
perfonnages.^
5. T*o leaves ; the firft an unconnefted fragment, the
fecond an analyfis of the firft Chapter of Genefis, entitled,
" Portes d > Intelligence. ,, It is thus managed, " 1 . Dieu,
a* au commencement, 3. crea, 4. le ciel, 5. la terre,
6. la terre eftoit fans forme, 7. vuide, 8. L'efprit d«
Dieu eftoit efpandu fur les eaux," &c extended in this
way to 50 articles*
"Plaidf
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f c Plaid£ de Maiftre Clement Vaillant advocat en parle-
ment, contre maiftre Jehan Leroy, Confeiller au parle-
ment."
Fairly written on Paper. Marked Lecomte.
" Colle&iones Juridical, ab Augufto Galland, anno aetatis
17. A.D. 1 621".
They are very mifcellaneous ; partly written in
French, & partly in Latin.
[4449— '447 2 - Folio.']
4449.
A large volume of papers, evidently belonging to the
Seguier colle&ion, & indexed by the fame hand in
which the tables are drawn up to N° 4436 et feqq.
1. 44 Bulle d* Alexandre 3, Pan 11 70, qui confirme a
Peglife d'Angres divers privileges : a qui les Evefques
confentent."
*. " ASe par la quelle la Comteffe Adelaide fille du
Marquis Manfrede donne la meilleure partie de fes biens
au Monaftere de S te Marie du St. Veram."
3. 44 Cenfure contre lelivre intituleOptatusGallus, Tan
1640." A printed paper, the title only written.
4. 44 Epiftola circularis, &c. CardinaliumParifiis degen*
tium, de libertate Ecclefiae Gallicanae."
5. 44 In S. Pauli Epiftolain adRomanos, Commentarius
brevis."
6. 4C L'eftat duRevenu de PEglife Gallicane."
7. 44 De judicio adverfus Epifcopos delinquentes per-
agendo."
8. 44 Privileges en faveur des Ordres mendians, Pan
1615."
9. 44 Lettres originates du Roy H. 4* et de M r le
Prince k le Baron des Flers, pour Pattacher a leurs In-
lerefts "
Thefe letters agree exactly, in the hand writing, with
thofe found at the deftruttion of the Baftille, which are
now among the added books, in the Britifli Mufeum,
N *5473-
10. 44 De Capitulo: & quo paQo quifq; in eo fe gerere
debeat." With a Letter from Rob. Conftantine, D l of
the Sorbonne.
1 r . 44 Lettre du Roy C. 8. au Chapitre de St. Vincent
de Chafton furSaone, pour avoir la Prebend, en faveur
de fon entree en la dite ville, au profit du Pierre Rouffet,
Pan 1494."
12. " Avis de L'archevefque de Lyon a M r de Guife,
pour fe maintenir en auSorite a la Cour. 1588."
13. 44 Lettre d'un evefque de Rennes a PEvefque de
St. Briue, Pan 1589, apres la Mort du Roy H. 3. et
contre lui "
1 4# « de M r le Due de Mene au Pape, contre
le Roy de Navarre, 1590."
15. 44 Aucuns denombremens fournis au Roy par
Jaques de Lamp Religieux, de la terre de Buzieres,
161 3."
1 6/ 4 Difcours moral d'unhomme qui fe retira a Douay."
17. 44 Plufieurs pieces concernant la ligue, pendant les
annees 1591, 2, & 3."
18. 44 A£tes de Paffemblee des Eglifes~reformees de
France, Pan 161 1 : avec les Re moni trances du Due de
Sully."
19. 46 Relation du Sr, de Zantale miniftre de France,
touchantce qui s'eftjouc a Saulmur le 29 Juin 1611."
20. 44 Differend arrive apres la mort de Henry 4 C entre
le Roy et les Archiducs, parce qu'ils uferent en efcrivant
a fa majefte des termes moins refpe&ueux qu'a Por-
dinaire."
21. 44 Lettre du Clement 8. a Ja fceur unique du Roy,
1600, a quitter la R. P. R."
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4449.
22. 44 Traitte fait entre leRay d'Efpaghe & leDuc dc
Rohan, 1629."
23. 44 Memoirepour la reforme de Pordre deCifteaux,
1643."
24. 44 Apotrepticus, adverfus Optati Gallide cavendo
fchifmate, ad illuftrillimos ac Reverendiflimos Ecclefiae
Gallicanae Primates, Archiepifcopos, Epifcopos, Parcsac-
ticum. ,> A tracl: in Latin, fairly tranferibed.
25. 44 Lettre de M. deMarca a Ivi. le Cardinal d'Eftc,
fur la difficulte que Pon faifoit en cour de Rome de luy
accorder les Bulles de PArchevefchc deTInlofe, a cauie
dulivre qu'il avoic fait imprimer, touchant les matieresEc-
clefialliques, 27 Mars, 1647."
26. 44 De poteftate confecrandi & facrificandi Sacer*
dotum novae Legis, deq; ufurpanda Communione, Dia-
triba; in qua diifcrtatio anonyini cujufdam expenditur,
qui poteftateni illam ad oinncs Chriilianos cxtendir."
27. 44 Articles concernants la Religion, prelcntcs au
Roy 1670."
28. 44 Seconde Bulle du Urbain 8, plus contraire
aux droits du Roy que la premiere ; 1641." printed.
29. "Lefrres de M. le Nonce, de la Jurifditiion du
Pape."
30. 44 Decret de la Sorbonne fur les proportions de
Janfenius, 1644."
3 1 . 44 LesTitres de PAbbaye de S. Germain des prez."
32. 44 Traite fuccinft de Pordre des ju^emens Eccle-
flaitiques. ,,
33. 44 Memoires du College de Navarre, touchant Pad-
miniftration du College de Boncourt."
34. 44 Ex Epiftola Pii V. Papa!, fcripii Gabrieli a
Cueva, duci de Albuquerque, in ftatu Mcdiolanenfi
locum tenenti Regis, Carolum Boromseum Cardinalem
Med m Epifcopum in Caufa Ecclefiafticas Jurifdiftionis
defendit, ducemque ut Ecclefiam illajfam eiVe veli; ho:~
tatur."
35. 44 Difcours au Pape, pour porter fa Saintete a
agreer la Ville de Tours, que Pon avoit choifiepour le
lieu de Paflemblee qui devoit ju^er le Cardinal d'Angers
et PEvefque de Verdun ; et a trouver bon, que parmi les
juges ecclefiaftiques il y en afiiitat auffi queiqu* uns
laiques de la part de fa majefte. "
36. 44 Obfervations fur les Ordonnances des Roys too-
chant Peftat Ecclefiaftique, 1543."
37. 44 Raifons pour faire voir que la Provence et Je
Comtat d' Avignon et de Veneflin font differens du refte du
Royaume pour la fait des benefices."
38. 44 Memoiredc Paffaire du Janfenifme."
39. 44 Difcours ou fragment de declaration du Roy,
fur le fujet de la fignature du formulaire, et du mande-
ment de Mefl*. Its grands Vicaires de Paris."
40. 44 Memoire (autre) de PaiTaire du Janfenifme
depuis Panne 1638."
41. 44 Raifons des Arrets rendus par fa Majefte, Pun
du 20 de Juillet 1665, &c."
42. 44 Declaration du Roy, enregiftree au grand
Confeil, pour Pexecution des bulles d'Innocent X et
Alexandre VII. et autres refolutions et arrefts pris et
donnes contre les Janfeniftes."
43. 44 Lettres de Me(T. les Evefques d'Angers et de
Beauvais au Roy 1662."
44. 44 Memoire pour faire voir fommaircment au
Roy, que la maxime fchifmatique et heretique que Pon a
pretendu eftablir dans le Plaidoye* qui fut prononce* dans
leParlement de Paris le Douzieme de Decembre 1664,
a favoir, Que les Princes Temporels ont le droicl et ie pou*
voir de jugcr et de decider des Dogmes de la foy, et de Is
difcipline eccliftajiique^ n'eft appuyee que fur des preuves
defe&ueufes, qui font toutes ou avancces contre la
Verite, ou deftournecs avec furprife, ou deduites avec
Q q artifice
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artifice, ou rapportez hors de propos, ou ri ^es des ex-
amples des hcretiques ou de perfonnes fufpeaes dans u
fo* r "
1 " Prcfcntc au Roy par l'affemblee generate du Clerge
de France, le [cinquieme Jour] de Pan mil fix cens
foixante fix." _ _
45. " Journal de ce qui s'eft paffe en Sorbonne, au
fujet deTaffairedesJanfeniftes, depuis le 5 de Janvier
i6c6, iu r ques au 18 fevrierde la memeannce. #
46. « Avis et relponfes fur la diffKulte que faifoient
les quatre Prelats de Beauvais, Angers, Pamiers, etVance,
de foufcrire le formulaire. ,,
47. " Verification des paflages du Plaidoye cy deilus,
' et des refponfes que Ton y a faits." . „
48. " Edit du Roy fur la Bulle d'Innocent dixieme.
* 49. " Memoires fur l'origine, fondation. et Gouverne-
ment de Tabbaye de Port-royal, en faveur de la mere
Marie de Ste Dorothee, nomm£e par fa Majefte a la dite
Abbaye."
50. " Difcours qui juftifie la prefeance des Cardmaux
fur les princes du Sang " #
51. " Inventarium fcripturarum quae funt m Caltro
S tJ Angeli Roma/'
52. 46 Que le fainft Siege recognoift les Princes qui
font en pofleffion des Eftats "
53. kt Inventaire des titres de M. du Chapitre de
Langres, touchant le privilege d'uzer du fel des falines
au Comte de Bourgoyne."
54. " Remarques fur la traduction de N. Teftament
de Mons."
55. " fur le libre intitule, Traitte de la
Confeffion".
56. cc Privileges accordes a Tordre de Cifteaux, 1 109.
& 1304."
57. " Proteftatio nomine Ferdin* 2, UrbanoVIII. P.M.
fuper patriarchal u Aquileienfi."
58. " Bulles deUrbain 8 au Roy Tan 1628, furies
viftoires contre les Religionaires, & fur la prife de la
Rochelle."
59. " Autre declaration de Louis Roy de France,
Tan t 109, en faveur deTonlre des Cifteaux/'
The above enumeration is now made to agree with
the table of Contents, drawn up by the French Colle&or,
& inferted in the Volume.
4450-
Another volume of the Seguier papers ; indexed in the
volume itfelf. The greater part of the pieces appear
to have been fairly transcribed for the purpofe of
being preferred in this form. The table in the book is
here followed, except in a few of the latter articles,
which are there injudicioufly fubdivided.
1. " Edit et declaration de i'empereur Ferdinand, 2 du
nom, Roy de Hongrie et de Boheme, fur aucuns poinds
ct articles touchans les edits et Traites de pacification
pour la Religion, et fpeciallement concernant la reftitu-
tion des biens ecclefiaftiques, a Viennc enAutriche 1620.
1e 6 Mars."
2. 44 Articles du Traiae de Paix accordee entre fa Ma-
jefte imperialle, et fon Alteffe eledorale de Saxe. A
Prague le 20 May 1635,"
3. " Bref du Pape Gregoire XIII. par le quel il eft
ordonn£ au Cardinal d'Armagnac, Collegat pour fa
Sain&ete in Avignon, de faire rendre et reftituer a ceux
de la Religion pretendu reformee ieurs biens confifquez
dans la ville d' Avignon, et Comtat Venaiffin, pour en
jouir pour eux a i'advenir et eftre adminiftrez par pro-
cureurs Catholiques, 1576."
4. u Extraia des articles fecrets accordez par le Roy*
iu Roy de Navarre et a Monfieur le Prince de Conde,
touchant le Coxnt6 deVeniife,ct la ville d* Avignon 1576."
Num. 4450.
5. " Traiae de Paix entre le Legat d'AvIgnon de Ii
part du Pape, et ceux de la Religion P. R. cltans ail
Comte de Veniffe et Archevefche d'Avignon 1576."
6. " Traiae de Nifmes, 1578, 8 Nov 1 ;-', avec plu-
fieurs autres pieces de la Negotiation du dit Traidc, et
ratification d^celluy."
7. " Extraid de Particle fecret de Pedia de Pacifica-
tion dumois de Septembre 1577, aPoiaiers, avec le de-
cret du Pape, ou Bulle, portant Commiffion au Cardinal
d'Armagnac, pour reintegrer tous ceux de la religion,
non obftant oppofitions quclconques."
8. u Bref du Pape Cardinal d'Armngnac, pour la
reftitution des biens de ceux de la Religion daiu la
Venaiffin. Donne a Rome le 28 Juillet 1576/*
9. 44 Ratification des accords de Paix de Nifmes par
les Eftats du Comtat ; avec obligation expreffe pour la
marque aux reprefailles/'.
10. " Approbation des articles de paix par le feu Roy
(Henry 3) mandant a fes officiers de tenir la maia a Pexe-
cution d^ceux.''
11. " Confirmation et approbation faiae par le Pape
de tout le contenu aux accords de Nifmes.'*
1 2. " Patentes duRoy fur la Confirmation du Traia<5
de Nifmes, et marques y contenues."
1 }. c * Leftres patentes du Roy ratiffiant le Traiae de
Nifmes, fait entre le Cardinal d'Armagnac Legat d' Avig-
non pour le pape, et ceux de la Religion P. R. du Com.
tat de Veniffe et Archevefche d* Avignon."
14. " Lettres patentes, par les quelles le Roy veut
comme proteaeur du Comtat de Veniffe, et d'archevefche
d* Avignon, qu* au ca> que ceux de la dite Religion P.R.
foient troublez en la jouiffance de leurs biens aud 1 pais,
que leur fera oaroyer marque et reprefailles."
1 5. " Aae de tous les deputtez d' Avignon, par le
quel ils approuvent le Traite de Nifmes, fait pour le
regard de ceux de la R.P.R. audit pais, et confentent
que ceux de la dite Religion puiflent avoir comme eux
droit de marque ou repreiaille en cas de Contravention/'
16. " Decret du Redeur de la Comte de Venaiffin
du9 Janvier 1579."
17. " Decret du Cardinal d'Armagnac, Collegat en la
legation d' Avignon, par lequel en fuitte du Traiae de
Nifmes, il nomme des Commiffaires pour mettre en pof-
feffion ceux de la dite R.P.R. qui en avoient elte chaffez
a caufe de la dite Religion, dans le terres dependans dc
fa Legation/'
18. " Ratiffication du Traiae du Comtat de Venifle
par le Pape Gregoire XIII."
19. " Articles accordez a Orange fur le Traiae de la
trefve faiae entre le pais de la Comte de Venaiffin, Ville,
et Archevefche d' Avignon, et le pais de Dauphine, et
principaute d Orange/'
20. "Pouvoir expedid aux Commifiaires ordonnez
par le Roy, pour conferer et traiaer avec les officiers du
Pape en Avignon, fur le contenu aux precedens articles."
21. " Requefte, ou articles prefentez par les fubjects
du Roy, et les Originates du Comtat Venaiffin, et
Archevefche d' Avignon, faifant profeffion de la Re*
ligion P.R. aux Commifiaires envoycz par fa Majeft6 en
Provence, pour Texecution de i'edia de Mantes, et Traiae
cy-devant de Tann6e 1 61 1."
22. " Inftrudtion baillee aux Commiflaires, pour Texe-
cution dudit pouvoir et Traiae d'Avignon.'*
23. " Articles de la Conference et Traiae fait entre
les deputez de fa Majeftd et de fa Sainaete, fur les
affaires concernant ceux de la Religion P.R. du contenu
d* Avignon."
24. " Ratiffication du Roy fur les articles precedens
de la Conference d' Avignon."
25. " Requefte prefentee au Roy parfesdits fubjetz
de la Religion P.R. intereffez au Comtat d* Avignon,
fur aucuns Articles de ladite Conference."
26. " Reponfe
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46. * fteponfe de faMajeft£ a la precedenteRequefte/
27. 44 Lettre de la Reyne a Monfieur le Cardinal
. Philouardo, Collegat d' Avignon, fur Texecution des
articles de le dite Conference d* Avignon."
28. " Ratification du Pape, fur lefdits Articles de fa
conference d* Avignon."
29. " Nomination ^faite des arbitres pour decider les
proces et differends de ceux de la 'Religion P.R. daris le
Comtat, fuivant les articles de la conference."
30. " Autre Nomination duSurarbitre defdits dif-
ferends."
31. 44 Lettres patentes du Roy expedites pbiir Tap-
probation defdits nominations d'arbitres."
32. 44 Proems verbal deldits Sieurs Arbitres & Sura-
bitres."
33. 44 Teneur de la dite Lettre de Monfeigneiir PI1-
luftriffime Cardinal."
34. " Articles accordez a Orange le 9* Feburier
1599, aprcs le retablKTement de la Religion Catholique,
Apoflolique, et Romaine."
35. 44 Articles prefentez au Prince d* Orange par les
fubjedsde la Religion P.R."
36. 44 Articles accordez entre Monfeigneur le Due
de Savoye et ceux d'Angroigne pour la Religion."
Here ends the collection of Papers relative to the
religious arrangements of Avignon.
37. 44 Difcours de Monfieur de la Chaftre, fur ce
qu'on Pa deftitufi de la charge dt Colonnel des Suiffes,
1644."
38. " EftabliTOTemens de la charge de grand Maiftre
de France."
39. " Jurifdi&ions de la marine de Coftes des mers
oceane et mediterrance, et le contenu de chacune des
gardes de leur departement."
40. 44 Renouvtllement dalliance de la France avec
les SuilTes, 1602.
41. 44 Declaration de naturalite pour les Suiffes en
France, Feburier i6j5."
42. 44 Veritable recit de ce qui s'eft pafle au fouleve-
ment des Grifons, pour la reftitution de la Valtcline et
Cointez de Bormio et Chiaventes."
44. 44 Pieces concernant Taccord faift avec les Suifies
par le Roy Francois premier, devant et apres la bataille
de Marignan en Sept rc 15 15."
44. 44 Relation de ce qui s'eft pafle en Suifle depuis
la rtfidence de Monfieur Miron, affavoir depuis le 17*
Novembre 1617, jufqu* au deux mars 1624, et depuis
ledift jour jufques la fin de Tannee 1627."
45. 44 Conference fecrete de Henry le grand, tenue
pour le fujet des moyens de parvenir a I'Empire avec
trois de ceux auxquelz il accouftume de communiquer
fes plus ferieufes affaires, rcprefentans les difficultez de
Tefleftion avec les obftacles et facilitez qui fe peuvent
oppofer, et de l'utilite de la pofTeffion d'iceluy."
46. 44 Lettres Royaulx en forme de Relief d'appel
obtenues en laChancellerieaParis, par lefquelles un par-
ticulier eft recu appellant d'un jugenient contre luy rendu
parle lieutenant en la Juflice de Charleville, tant comme
de Juge incompctant qu' autrement."
47. 4; Inftruaions concernants les droi&sdu Roy en
laSouveraiuetcd'Oj angejdont la principle eft tenue de
fa Majeftd a caufe de fon Comtc de Provence, avec
toutes les appartenances d'icelle, tant de la ville, peages
du Rhofne, brieis du prince et de la ville, et banlieu,
fortereffes et chafteaux, villages, et en fomme toute la
principaute, que de la haulte, moyenne, et baffe juftice,
ct Junfdi&ion, et droict de monnoye, et autres."
48. 44 Cronique efcritte au devant des Statuts de
Motitpellkr."
49. 44 A£ke de vente de la vielle feigneurie de Mont-
Eillier au Roy de France, le 1 8 d'Avril i ^49, par Jacques
oy dc Majorque,Comte de Roulillon et dc Sardaigne."
Num. 4450^-4453,
$6. e < Abolition de la Sedition de la maft-mu&*
51. 46 Incipit teftamentum illuftriflimi et noblifliitu
Gerardi, bonac memoriae, Comitis deRouflilon, etBerthac
conjugis ejus, factum anno Domini o&ingentifliina
trigefimo o&avo, qui fundationes fequentes fecerunt."
52. 44 Des droifts du Roy fur la principaut£ de
Catalogne, les C omtez de Rouffilon et de Cerdagne, &
le Royaume d' Arragon."
53. 44 Teftament de Henry III. Roy de Caftille."
5*. 44 Teiiament de TEmpereur Charles V. fai& Paa
»S54. M
55. 44 Teftament de Philippe deuxiefme, Roy <PEf-
pagne, Pan 1 594. le 7c Jour du mois de Mars."
56. 44 Refutation de lapretendue originede la maifon
de Lorraine, que Pon veut faire ddcendre en ligne
mafculine de Tempereur Charlemagne, et de plus hault
de la famille des Merovingiens."
57. u Traififi de contederation et alliande du Roy
Louis XIII. avec Jean IV. Roy de Portugal, fai& a Paris fc
premier Juin 1641."
As the titles to moft of thefe Articles are diftin&ly
wrirten, u was thought beft to copy them exa&ly, 6c to
infert the whole without abbreviation, for the ufe of any
perfon> who may have occafion to make exad enquiries
into French I Jiftory,
445*«
A thin book, marked Le Comte, fairly written on
paper, in 105 pages, befides a table of contents*
with this title.
u Relation du Voyage que le fieur Blondel con eT de
Roy en fes Con * et Mares* 1 de Camp en fes Armees, a
fait par ordre de fa Majcfte a la Porte du grand Seigneut
enl'aimee 1658."
445^
A Book of various Papers, chiefly relating to Brittanyv
1. Eftampes de Bretagne, payees fur les memoires, /
remis a Paris ou par ordonnance, 1683, be." 1 10 leaves.
2. " Genrilhommes enroles pour la Marine > a Rennet
le 28 Juillet 1683/'
3. Noms des gentils hommcs qui ont efte jug& a la
chambre de la reformation de la nobleiVe de Bietagne,
fuivant l'ordre alphabetique."
4. <€ Ratiffication de certaine articles accordez en les
Ducade Mercieur et le Joyeufe, touchant Padmiraut6
de Bretaigne, avec lefdites Articles du o Avril, 1584/*
With o her papers relating to Bretagne.
5. 44 Sommes payees par M. de Harvuys pour les
grands chemins, depuis les Eltu s de Nantes, 168;/'
6. 44 Modelle d'ordonnanco a Monfeigneur, pour le
payment des Eftapes, fuivant les routes de fa Majeite."
4453;
Another volume of the Seguier collection. The tabic
of Contents is drawn up by the fame hand as thofe in
the former Volumes, & refers to the leaves, which arc
numbered throughout with tolerable accuracy.
1. 44 Ligue et confederation entre la Reyne Marie,
mere du Roy Louis Xill. et Philippe IIL Roy d Efpagne,
pour le temps dedix annees." 1.
a. 44 Teftament de PEmpereur Charles V. Pan 1554."
4*
3. 44 Du Rang de Jean d'Auftriche, fils naturel de
PEmpereur Charles V." 6.
4. " Diicorfi aforiftici, fatti nel 1636 k 9 di Septem-
bre. Si li Francefi deveno accettar la pace con gli
Auftriaci Spagnoli." 8.
5. 44 Inftrutiion au Sieur Bautru, Confeiller du R^y
en fon Confeil d'eftat, Sa Majefte Penvoyant en Ef-
pagne. — en Novembre 1628." 30.
6. 44 Declaration de PEmpereur touchant la Guerre
d'ltalie.", 3»-
7 # « 4 Harangue
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9. « Harangue de Cafali Ambafladcur d'frpaigne aux
dnq Cantons Catholiques, pour refponfe a celie de Mon-
fieur de Leon, Ambaffadeur extraordinaire en Suiffe pour
fcMai' treschreftienne." 3*
8. « Lettre du Roy d'Efp** efcnte au Pape, le 3 Sept.
1620, pour avertir fa Saina&e de la faveur qtfil ddnnera
tu paflage des Troupes de i'EmpereUr en Italie, avec la
refponfe de fa Sainftete a la lettre." 3 6 '
9. " Traia^ fai& entre le Roy d'Efpagttf d une part,
et leDuc de Rohan, et ceux de fon party de 1 autre, le
3 de Mars 1629^ % ^ 4 ^
10. "ExtraiaduProcesde Bernard Peli.' ^ 44- d*
1 1 . " Traite de la paix et confederation taite Tan 1 030*
entre les Ser"*- Philippe 4* Roy des Efpagnes et Charles,
Roy de la Grande Bretagne." 4 6 -
12. « Lettre de M. le Due D'Afcot au fkjet des pra-
tique fecrettes que Ton l'accufoit d'avoir eues au prejudice
au Service du Roy, le 16 d'Avril 1634." 60.
13. " Les Juftes plaintes des Fiamens adrefs^s aux
fcccleftaftiques, a la Nobleffe, aux Villes et commu-
naut*s, paries vrais amateurs de la Rel* Cath. et de la
patne, Juini634^ . t
14. " Coppied'une Lre effcriptepar Mont, le Comte
Tilly, aMonf.de Brugy, AmbalT. du Roy trcs Chreft.
a Bruxelles." 66 -
1 5. " Refponfe d'un bon Vaffal du Roy Catholique*
au manifefte publy£ par le Roy de France, touchant la
Guerre par luy contre la Couronne d'Efpagne, au mois de
Juin de Tail 1635." 68.
16. " Difcours Itallen ; des forces et de la puiffance
du Roy d'Efpagne." ^ 7 2 -
17. " Memoire de Monf. du Puy, pour faire voir que
la Bretagne, hors fous le Regne de Charlemagne, a
toufiours eftc foumife a la France/* 102.
18. " La Catalogne Franqoife, ou il eft traitte du
droift que le Roy a fur les Comtes de Barcelone et de
Rouflillion, et fur le refte des Tcrres qui compofent la
PrincipautS de Catalogs." jo8.
19. u Droits du Roy furies Villes et Pays de Peronne,
Mondidier, et Roye, du Comt£ de Pontliieu, de Bou-
logne, deBourgogne, &c." 1 18.
io> " Copie du Projet de ^alternative entre la France
«t PEfpagne, le 18 Novembre 1667." 160.
21. Ct Copie du pouvoir donnc par fa Maj. Louis XIV.
pour efpoufer en fon nom la fereniflime Enfante d'Efpagne
le 19 D'Oftobre 1659/* 162.
22. t€ Autres Traites de M. du Puys des droits du
Roy, fur la Flandre, Naples, le Sicile, Tholoze, Mont-
pellier, &c" 164.
t 3. " Que a la conference pour la Paix entre le Roy,
et le Roy d'Efpagne, il n'y doibt eftre parle des pretea.
fions de Monf. le Due de la Trimouiile au Royaume d e
Naples/' 200.
24. " Autres memoires concernant les droits du Roy
fur le Comte de Bourgogne," &c. &c. 202.
25. « Exemples par Hiftoires et Traiftez, que les
Efpagnols faifans des Traiftex de Paix, n'ont pas^ voulu
que Ton ait parlS dans les Traiftez des places qu'ils s'ef-
toyent referve par les traidez precedens, bien qu'elles
cuffent eft£ ufurp<Jes." $72.
26. " Droifts du Roy Jean IV. efleu Roy dc Portugal
fur cette couronne." 276.
27. " Que le Roy ne doit point s'obligjer envers
FEmpereur et le Roy d'Efpagne, de faire la guerre
contre la Reine de Suede, la Republique des Provinces
Unies des Pays Bas, le Landgrave de Heffen et autres
fes Alliez, cas advenant qu'ils contreviennent aux
TraiQez des Paix ou de Trefves, qu'ils feront avec les
dits Empereur, et Roy d'Efpagne." 280.
28. " Memoire pour faire voir la Juftice da la protec-
tion que fa Majefte donnoit a M. TElcftcur de. Treves,
Num. 4453* 4454-
contre quelques efcrits qui blafmoient cette mcme pro*
tedion/V 284-
19. " Motifs de PAffranchifement des Catalans de la
domination d'Efpagne." 300.
30. u InftrudUon a Meflrs- de Bellieure et de Sillery,
pour traifter la paix a Vervins." 302.
31, "Exemples et preuvesparTraiftez et Hiftoires,
que les Conquerans faifans trai&ez de Paix, ont retenu
leurs Conqueftes, ou partie d'icelles." 310.
31. "Traites de Tan 1668, entre le Roy de la Grande
Bretagne et Meifieurs des Provinces unies/' 314.
33. "Memoria de las flotas del Roy d'Efpaiia que
falen cada aiis afli de Sevilla como de Cadis, para Tierra-
firme, Nueva Efpaiia, Honduras, la Havana, y otras
difercntes placas y Iflas." 3 22 *
34. " Difcours fur la guerre d'ltalie, et Teftat prefent
des affaires dans TEurope." 334*
35. " Inftruaion baillee a M. de Sillery, allant a
Rome au moy de Janvier 1599." 34°*
36. " Sur ce qui fut fait a Rome a M. de Crequy."
360.
37. c< Extraift delacronique de Savoye, parParadin ,
Chanoini de Beaujeu, imprim£e a Lyon par JeanTournes
l'an i592. M " 37 6 *
38. " Memoire des raifons du Roy pour Tacquiftfion
de Charleville. ,, 37»-
39. " Raifons pour les quelles Monf. de Savoie ne
peut pretendre que le Trait6 de Tefchange de Pigneroi
foit nul, par ce que le Roy n f eft pas entrfi en Guerre avec
la Republique dc Genes, ainfi que le dit Sr. Due Tavoit
defire." * 3 8 3;
40. " Memoires concernant la Savoye, et les droits
de la France fur icelle." 3* 6 *
41. « 4 Traifte faift entre le Roy Louis XIII. et Monr
le Prince de Monaco a Peronne le 14 jour de Septembre
1641/' &c. 445-
42. " Ordonnance de fa Maj. contre la rep dq Genne*
du quatriefme Oft. 1625." 461.
4 j. u Inftruaions a Monf. le Cardinal Vicence, allant
a Florence, pour fe condoulloir de la roort du grand due,
en Nov. 1609."
44. " Memoires de M. Machon concernant la Repub-
lique de Venife." 473*
45. 4C Des differends entre le Pape d'une part, et la
republique de Venife, le Grand Due de Tofcane, et les
Due de Modene et de Parme d'autre." 481.
46. " Intereftz de la Republique de Venize." 483.
47. " Inftruaions a Monf. de Champigny, allant
refider AmbalT. a Venife en Aout 160 7." 487-
48. " EntratadiMilane. ,> 499-^
49. " Memoires de M. de Raymond, Procureur du
Roy au Comt6 de Caftres, pour montrer que le Royaume
de Naples, et ce qui en depend, appartiene a fa Maj. de
droit legitime." 5°5-
50. " Table des Pieces et matieres contenues dans de
Pacquet cott€ A." 561. To what this table refers does
not now appear*
4454-
A trad uniformly written, but with foroe erafures, and
entitled, " Origine des troubles de Me/fine." Thefc
troubles, the author fays in the very firft page, 45 touts
de rapportent a une feule caufe, qui eft la jaloufie des
Miniftres d'Efpagne, contre le Senat de cette Ville."
The name of the author does not appear ; but he treats
in part of the fame period with the Italian traa, which
occurs at N° 3548, only taking up the fubjea much
earlier. * ^ u
A book
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445$.
A book containing two confiderable Catalogues, & a lift of
b<>- 1 lent, and probable returned, being crofled out.
1. " Catalogue do la Bibliotheque manufcrite dc Monf r
Pupuw Avec la table alphabetique des matieres con-
t : s en cfiarun volume." Many of thefe MSS. appear
t« u.ive parted into the hands of the Chancellor Seguier,
& therefore may now be in this Colle&ion.
2. " Catalogue librorum et Manufcriptorum illuf-
triflrmi Domini D ni Lomenie, Comitis de Brienne, Regi
Chriftianiflimo a confiliis, a mandatis ) a fecretis, et ftatfis
aihiarii defignati. Anno 1656. 26 Menfis Aprilis.
Many mmufcripts marked with the Arms of this
nobleman are now pi this Colle&ion, & are noticed as
having belonged to him.
3- " Memoire des livres envoyez chez Monfieur de
Requeue."
A volume of State Papers, belonging to the Seguier Col-
lection, partly MS. and partly printed, and of various
fizes. A table is prefixed, but not being perfeft is
not followed ; though it is in the fame hand as the
Other tables.
1 . " Memoire et eftat de ce qui eft deub par le Roy au
gr. Hoeuft, Banquier, pour les advances par luy faiftes
aux plenipotentiaires a Munfter, et aux ambafladeurs
eftrangers 1649."
2. *• Tables generates de trois volumes intitules la
Negotiation de Munfter, es annees 1643, J 644> et
1645-"
3. " Relacion de las eaufas que obligan a la cafa de
Auftria a pedir pazes al Chriftianiifimo Rey de Ffancia,
y fus Confederados, en la ciuuad de Munfter, en el ano
1642." A printed tradt, 16 leaves.
5. " De bclio jufto Hifpanice Regis adverfus Gallias
Rcgem, ad omnes Catholics Fidei allertores, Paraenefis
Apodittica." Another pi inted trad of 20 leaves.
6. 44 Difcurfo breve de las Miferias de la vida, y cala-
midaes de la Religion Catholica. Por el Padre Ambro-
fio Bautifta, Canonigo Premoftenfc, con Licencia, en
Madrid, en el Imprenta Real. Ano 1634." A printed
tract.
7. " Lettre d'un Senatcur de Venife, a un de fes Amis
en France, du 7 Nov. 1643. traduitc de mot a mot de
Tltalien en Francois." printed alfo.
8. " Pouvoir du Roy A M. de Longueville d'Avaux,
et de Chavigny, d'aller en Allcmagne, Amb. pour la
paix generate, a Paris, le 29 Aout 1643." written.
9. " Pouvoir de la part de Louys XIV. Roy de
France, au due clc Longueville, et aux Sieurs d'Avaux
et Servien, pour traicter dc Paix en Ion nom a Munfter,
avee les Deputez Plenipotentiaires de l'Empereur, du
Roy d'Elpagne, et leurs alliez. A Paris Tan 1643 le
20 Septembre."
10. " Pouvoir a MeiTrs. dc Longueville, d'Avaux, et
Seivven, Pleiiipotentaireb pour la paix generale, Scptemb.
it. 46 Pouvoir des ambaflrs. extraordinaires plenipo-
tentiaires pour le traicte dc Manlier, ainfi qu'il a etc*
reform^par M. leduc de Longueville feul. 104.3. 0
12. "Pouvoir a deux des trois Plenipotentiaires pour
Ja paix gen." envoyes Amb.iiT. cxtraord. en Hollande."
13. * c Lett/e du Comte d'Avaux, touchant fon Ara-
bafiade dc Col ■gne." In Latin.
14. " Pulivoir de la part de Philippes IV. Roy d'Ef-
pagnc, a Saavedra, pour traictcr en Ion nom de la Paix
a Munfter, ou autre part, avec lc Roy de France et fes
All'ez. A AlauridTan 1643 ' e 11 Jui 11 -" In Spanift,
with a translation.
15. "Lettre des Ambrs. de Suede deftinez a la con-
ference pour la Paix ren. a chafque Prince d'AUemagne,
Cat. Haul. Vol. III.
Num. 4456.
pour les inviter d'envoyer leurs deputez a a dite Afleffl*
blee 14 Nov. 1643." ' In Latin.
r6. " ExtraiA de la derniere de Monfieur Godefroy
du 7 Decembre, de la Haye, 1 643."
1 7. " L'invention des Empereurs de la Maifon d'Au-
ftriche, de mettre des tailles et impofts fur les Alemans,
en leur vbulant faire accroire, qui e'eft pour refifter aux
Rois de France, comme eftans aJliez avec les Turcs,
pour fubjuguer I'Alemagne," 1 643.
18. 4k Le journal de ce qui s'eft paffi* a la Conference
pour la paix, entre les Amb". de Louis XIV. Roy de
France, et ceux de l'Empereur Ferdinand III. et Philippes
IV. Roy d'Efpagne a Munfter en Vueftphalie, Tan
1644,"
19. 4< Le differend du Roy de Danemarc avec la
Reine de Suede. Es Annees 1643 et 1644."
20. " Obligation du Roy de tenir la main, a ce
que le traicte de trefve qui fe fera entre le Roy d'Efpagne,
et les Provinces unis des Pays Bas eftant finy, foit con-
tinue par le Roy d'Efpagne, pour le mefme terme
d'annees, et aux memes conditions/' &c.
21. " U Audience de Conge receiie de Meflieurs les
Eftats par Meflieurs les Ambafladeurs de France, a la
Haye le 3 Mars 1644."
22. " Du hui&iefme qui fe leve en Hollande, fur le
louage des Maifons."
23. " Le deflein du Confeil de l'Empereur pour con -
traindrc la France de qui&er ce qu'elle tient en Alemagne
1644." ,
24. " Reception & Munfter du Sicur d'Avaux, Am-
bafladeur de France, pour la Paix, et aufli du Nonce du
Pape, Tan 1644, depuis le 17 Mars jufqiies au 24. Par
un des Secretaires du dift Sieur d'Avaux.
25. " Nouvelles d' Alemagne, de la Haye, le 28
Mars 1644."
26. " Les caufes du retardement de la paix entre le
Roy d'une part, et le Roy d'Efpagne et PEmpereur de
I'autre, et les remedes qui s'y pcuvent apporter, Mars
1644."
27. "Extraict des dernieres nouvelles d*Aleniagne
receus le dernier Mars 1644."
28. " Lettre des Ambafladeurs de France, a TEle&eur
Palalin, pour l lnviter d'envoyer fes Deputez a la Con-
ference pour la paix generale de Munfter Pan 1644
6 Avril." In Latin.
29. " Amico-critica monitio ad Gallice legatos, Mo-
nafterium Weftphalorum pacis tractandae titulo miflbs :
five • obfervariones NN. Germano-Franci ad Epiftolas,
quas iidem Gallic legati ad fingulos S.R. Imperii prin
cipes, et Dixtam Franco-furtenfeni fcripfere die 6 Aprilis
1644. Earundem Epiftolarum exemplar ad hujus libelli
calcem aJjundtum eft, 1644." A printed Trad, in fmall
quarto, of 28 pages.
30. Another Copy of the fame trad, but lmperfeft,
containing only 8 pages, printed in a handfomer form,
& wirh the name of the place added, which is wanting in
the other : " Francofurli ad Mcenum."
31. u Les dillicultez qui fe rencontrent avant que
de venir a conference pour la paix, entre la France et
la Suede d'une part, et l'Empereur et le Roy d'Efpagne
d'autre. L'an 1644. au Mois deMay."
32. " Propofnion des Commiflrs. Imperiaux prefentee
aux depurez aflemblez a Francfort le 3 1 May 1644, tou-
chant la lettre invitatoire des plenipot. Francois."
33. " Le deflein dc I'Empereur, et des Elefteurs de
T Empire, de faire cefler la guerre civile d' Alemagne,
pour fair la guerre enfuite contre la Fiance et la Suede."
34. " Que le pouvoir des Ambafl*. deFrance iMunfter
eft en deue forme, et n'y a rien a redire."
35. u Extraid de la proportion des Commiflrs. de PEm-
pereur aux Deputez des Ele&eurs, Evcfques, Princes,
R j Seculiers,
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Num. 4456.
Seculiers, Prelats, Comtes, et Villes imperials d'Ale-
magne, aFrancfort fur le Main, Tan 1644 auMois de
Juin."
36. "Lesdifficultezqui fe rencontrentavantque de venir
a la Conference pour la Paix, entre la France et la Suede
d*une part, et TEmpereur et le Roy d'Efpagne d'autre.
L'an 1644 au Mois de Juin." See above N° 31.
37. " Refponfe du Sr. d'Avaux au Sr. Servien &
Munfter, le 6 Juillet 1644.
38. " Extraid d'une Lettre de Salvius, Plenipot. de
la couronne de Suede, pour la Paix a Ofnabruc. La
lettre enAlemand; Van 1644 le 10 Juillet. Pour Refponfe
a la propofition de la part de l'tfltpereur a rAffemblee de
Frantfbrt au Mois de Juin."
39. "Nouvellesde Munfter Tan 1644, le 18 Juillet."
40. " £ftat prefent de ce qui fe paffe i Munfter, con-
tenant les difficuftez qui fe rencontrent, avant que de par-
venir a la conference pour la paix entre la France et la
Suede, d'une part, et TEmpereur et le Roy d'Efpagne
d'autre. L'an 1644, au Mois d'Aouft."
41. " Les difFerends de la France avec le Roy d'Ef-
pagne."
42. " 1. Le denombrement des Armees du Roy et
de les allied. 2. Comme aufli de TEmpereur, du Roy
d'Efpagne, etde leurs alliez, au Moisd'Aouft 1644."
43. " Les Alliez de la France, en la guerre contre
PEmpereur et le Roy d'JLfpagne, au Mois d'Aouft
164.4."
44. " Exemples des Rois et Princes, qui ayant fai&
des Trai&ez de confederation et Alliance avec d'autres
Princes, foubs condition de ne point trai&er de paix, ou
de trefve avec leur ennemis communs, que conjointement,
et d'un mutuel confentement, ont neantmoins fai& le
contraire. Et quel en a efte le fucc£s."
45. " Les Provinces Unies des Pays Bas." Avis du
Confeil d'eftat, Dec. 31, 1643.
. 46. " Exemples des Conqueftes fai&es par plufieurs
Rois, Princes, et Republics, efquelles ils fe font conferve
par de Traitez de Paix, ou de Trefve."
47- " Extraid d'une Lettre d'CMhabruc, Pan 16 aa le
i8Aouft."
48. « Le refultat des Eftats generaux des Provin-
ces Unies des Pays Bas, a la Haye Tan 1644, le Mecredy
10 Aouft."
49. " Le pouvoir du Roy d'Efpagne a Madrid Pan
1643 le 1 1 Juin. Reformf a Munfter Tan 1644, le 20
Oftobre." In Spanift.
50. " Reformation du Pouvoir des Ambafladeurs de
I'Empereur, au Mois de Novembre 1644.", In Latin.
5 1. " Extraid dune Lettre de Monf. Godefroy, de
Munfter, le 2 Decembre 1644."
52. " Extraid d'une Lettre de Munfter, le 17 Dec.
1644. "
53- " Lc Pouvoir des Ambafladeurs de France, AParis,
l an 1643 le 20 Septembre. Et reforme k Munfter
*nfi qu'il s'enfuit Pan 1644 le 20 Novembre, et la
Ratification pour le Roy en fera delivree le 20 Janvier
1645. "
54* " Coppye dW lettre efcrit de Collogne en datte
de 21™ Mars 1645."
1 55 C Pouvoir a M.Servyen d'agir feul k Munfter,
ie 13 May 1645."
56. " Propofitiones tradatus pacis generalis concer-
nentes, tarn 4 legatis corona: Francise, Monafterii, quam
RegmSuecici, O&abmgi, ipfa S.S. Trinitatis donSnica
hoc anno , 645 fca*/. A printed Trad.
57/ Ad propofitiones tradatus pacis generalis a
legatis corona Suecic*, Ofoabrugr ipfe SS. Trinitatis
1p P Z? C p r C ^5°- ^editas, Refponfio Oefarea, a
legatis Carfare* : Majeftatis, Ofnabruga^* Odob. ejuf-
dem An. 1645 legaus Corona Suecias tradita. Pro faci-
Num. 4456-^4465.
liori intelledu, cuilibet refponfioni Cacfareae ex Original!
praefixa eft propofitio Suecica." Printed alfo.
58. The fame trad, printed in a larger form.
See the enfuing numbers, tvhich relate to the famd
period, & the following years, as far as 1648.
4457* 8, 9, & 6d.
Four Volumes on the negociation of Munfter, from tlitf
year 1643 t0 l6 4 8 -
The three firft of thefe volumes are fairly trcnfcribed,
chronologically digefted, & carefully indexed. The
fourth is made up, in part of tranferipts in different
hands, & in part of printed trads, like ^4456, which
refers to the beginnings of the fame negotiations.
4461.
" Table des Traiaez dc Paix entre les Roys de
France et autres Princes, djepuis Pan 1258 jufques
enl'an 1598." J J H
A Volume fairly written on Paper.
4462.
1. " Marriage de Madame Elizabeth de France avec
Philhpes 2. d'Efpagne 1559 & 1560.
2. "Remarques fur Teftat prefent de rifle Dauphine :
envoyees par M. de Mondeuergue, Tan 1668."
3. " Relation des Voyages fates par SieUr d'Accarettc
dans la Riviere de la Platte, &c. 1657, 8 >9> & 1660."
Apparently from the Seguier Collediqn.
44 6 3-
Acolle£Hon of various French documents, bound up
with N°6i92, which however occupies but a very
fmall part of the volume.
1 . " Du rang et prerogative d'honneur des dues de
Longueviile, fur les Dues de Guife, de Nemours, de
Nevers, d'Aumale, et autres Princes iffue de Maifons
eftrangers."
2. A colleftion of various papers on the fubjeft of the
Crime of left Majejlij applied to the cafes of the Comte
de SoilTons, the Cardinal Due de Guife, the conftable
Saint Paul, and many others : extending to 64 leaves.
3. " Refultat et Befongne de la Commiflion de Mon-
fieur le Bret, es trois Evefches de Metz, Toul, et Verduii.
En Tan 1625, comme il a efte rapporte au Roy en fon
Confeil, par le dit Sieur Commiffaire." 54 pages.
4. " Les Inthereft des princes en general, tant aliez que
non aliez a la France, ainfy qu'il enfuit.^ A diftind
traft fairly tranferibed, of 42 leaves.
5. A French Law-deed on a finglefteet of parchment,
folded : for the purchafe of two feuds of John Bribas,
&c*
4464.
" Les Lettres de la Reyne Elizabeth et Roy J. 1. aux
Eftats des Provinces unies d'Holland, Roy de France,
&c. depuis l'an 1596, jufques a Tan 1606.^ On the
firft leaf is written, " Hunc codicem Harleyanse Bib-
liothecae contulit Lawton de Interiori Templo, 20
die January A,D. 171 8-19." In Mr.Wanley's hand-
. writing.
A very large volume of ptpers in various hands, &fome
few printed, belonging to the Seguier Colleftion^
marked & indexed in the fame hand as the reft.
1. y Lettres et memoires de M. 1'AbbeiTe de St. Goery
d'Elpmal, au fujet de la dame Elizabeth deLuiron. La
queftion eft fcavoir fi une dame l'rebendde de la d 1 ' Ab-
bave, comme la dite de Luiron, ayant laiffe" 1 habit et
pns <eluy dc l'Anonciade St. Michel, peut, pendant le
9 « tans
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terns defon Noviciat, et probation, joiiir de h Prcbende
dudit S. Goery Efpinal." " 3.
2. " Aflte par lequel M . le due de Lorraine declare
qu'il ne pretend point que le payment de Payde S.Remy,
leve£ fur les fujets du chapitre de TEglife Cathedrale de
Sainft Etienne de Toul, porte prejudice a leurs privi-
leges, et qui re9oit cette ayde comme une grace.** 1 2,
3. "Declaration de M. PEvelque de Toul, avec fa
nomination d*un procureur, pour les apellations a la
chambre imper jale de Spire. " 13.
4- " Fondation d'un Couvent de Pordre de St. Domi-
nique, dans la ville de Blainville en Lorraine, par An-
toine de Lenoncourt, Erimat et Comte du Sainft Em-
P ire -" 14.
5. " Arret du confeil prive du Roy, du 12 Oflobre
l6 35> P°ur faire exdeuter par provifion Tarret du 12
fevrier 1634, reglant la juftice et pfficiers de la ville de
Toul; avec la verification du Parlement de Metz." 18.
6. "Deffenfes du Sr. d'Apromont Gouvemeur de Toul,
a toutes perfonnes d'empefcher les habitans dudit Toul
de frequenter et commercer d?ms les villages voifins fous
pretexte de Contagion." 19.
7. " Lettre de M. le Marefchal de Marillac, a M. de
Vandy, Gouverneur de Toul, pour ce qu'il devoit faire
au fujet de la dite Contagion." 19.
8. " Cronique des Seigneurs Evefques de Metz."
21.
9. " Traifite fai<£t entre le Roy et M. le Due de Lor-
raine, le 6 Sept. 1 633/' * 22.
10. " Extraits de M.Machon tirtfs des lettres de M. le
Cardinal d'Oifat, touchant lesEvefchds de Metz, Toul,
et Verdun." 26.
1 1. " Origine de la Maifom de Lorraine, ou abrege
de rhiftoire de ce Pays, tirds de plufieurs endroits pour
prouvcr l'avantage reciproque de fa jon&ion k la Cou-
ronne de France." 27.
12. " Requefle de M le due de Vandofme au Roy,
au fujet du dernier traitd fait par fa Majeftd avec le due
de Lorraine, (1662) fur la preffeance de la Maifon de
Vandofme fur M de Guife et la maifon du Mouy." 29.
13 " Cepie de la foy et homage faift au Roy par le
Due de Lorraine." 2iMarsi6b2. 30.
14. " Copie de la traite touchant les Gabelles de
Lorraine." 1662.* 31.
1 5. " Edit portant Creation et Augmentation de plu-
fieurs offices au Parlemcnt de Metz, de Bailiffs, Prevofls,
Lieutenans, Procureurs, Greffiers, Notaries, & Secre-
taires, et Chanceleries en divers lieux, pres de Metz en
Alface. May 1661." 32.
16. " Traite fait entre le Roy et M. le due de Lor-
raine, le6 e fevrier 1661." 33.
17. " Addition au traite fait entre le Roy et M. le
Due de Lorraine, le dernier fevrier 1661." 34.
18. " Lettre de M. le due de Lorraine a M. le chan-
celier Seguier, touchant le Mariage de M. le Prince
Charles fon neveu, avecM ,lc deNemours, 1 7 Dec bre 1 66 1 ."
35-
19. " Copie du trai&e fait entre le Roy et M. le due
de Lorraine, le dernier de fevrier 1661." 36*
20. " Memoire pour la Confervation de la fouverain-
ete* du Roy dans les Fauxbourgs de S.Epure et S. Man-
fuy de Toul et lieux dependans." 37.
2 i . c% Raifons pour lefquelles le parlement de Metz n'a
pas encore enregiftre le traifte de paix que Sa Majefte k
accorde a M. le due de Lorraine." 39.
22. " Arret qui dicharge de toute impofition le reffort
du Parlement de Metz et les Prevoftes de Luxambourg."
23. " Tnutte de Noremberg, entre Anthoine due de
Lorraine et Ferdinand Roy des Romains. L'an 1542."
The leaves tranfpofed, now marked a, b. c. d, e. f. 41.
Nuiri; 446$.
24. " Declaration du Roy Henry 3. en explanation dti
traite fait entre le Roy Charles IX. fon Predeceffeur, e t
M. le due de Lorraine, le 12 de Mars 1 571, touchant la
fouverainete, droit de Regale, etJurifdiclion, auBalliage de
Bos, Prevotte de la Marche, Chaihllon, Conflans, &c."
Illuftrated by Genealogical tables. 42.
25. " Lettre du due. Francis de Lorraine a Mjnfeig r .
le Chanc. Seguier, en lay envayant copie de la Remon-
trance qu'il fait au Roy, au fujet du dernier traite fait
entre fa Maj. et lc due <ie Lorraine fgn frere, 26 fev.
1662." ~
26. " Cbpie de ladite remontrance." 48.
27. " Relation dece qui s'eft pafK al'entn?e et recep-
tion du due Charles de Lorraine, faide par moy Comte
de Brulkn, introdufteur des Princes eftrangers et Am-
baff". 1 641." 49. With other papers relative to the
Duke of Lorraine. 5I , 52> 5h ^
28. " Origine des dues de Lorraine, depuis Clodion
le chevehj."
29. " Catalogus ducarum Lotharingiae, qui a Lothario
GaUorum rege nomen habent." c6.
30^ " De comitibus Vadum montis (Vaudemont; cat
Carthis antiquis.'* 37.
31. Catalogue des Sainfts et Evefques de Toul."
57. bis.
32. Eftat de toutes les Seigneuries et terres nobles
dans 1' Alface, Sound, et Brifgau.*' 59.
^ 33. " Deduction des Raifons du Roy fur tout ce qui
seft pafle entre luy et le Due Charles de Lorreyne."
60.
34. The table of Contents continued. 61.
35. Various fragments of a work in Latin, on the
Ecclefiaftical hiflory of Toul, clofely & obfeurely
written, 62 — 92. Thefe fragments feem to contain fome
curious matters.
36. " Copia certarum literarum, quibus conftat Reve-
rendifljmam dominam Abatiffam et Capitulum de Buxeriis
contulifTe Priori de Nanexi jus Patronatiis, et totum aliud
jus quod habebat in Ecclefia S !i Defiderii ante Nanceium,
de Abbatia S li Leonis Tullenfis.*' 95.
37. " Fondation de Toul en Lorraine, par Gilles
Corrozet." 95 m
38. " Requete en forme d' Articles prefentee au Roy
pas les doyen, chanoines, et Chapitre, deVerdun, en Jan-
vier 16 13, touchant leur jurifdidion dans les Villages et
terres dependans de leur Eglife." 99,
39. " Pieces touchant Punion a la Congregation de
Ste. Venne des Abbayes de S. Mihuel et de Longueville,
et du Prieure de Bellevan ; enfemble l'ereftion des
Benedictines." IOO#
40. " Memoire touchant le P. Roget, et TAbbaye de
St.Agry." IOJ>
41. " Decret des Cardinaux de la Congregation des
Religieux du 19 May 1628, avec un bref du Pane
Urbain VIII. du 4 Juin 1628, portant que les Benedic.
tines ne peuvent tenir des Benefices a perpetuite." I #6.
The papal briefs are printed.
42. *' Forme du Voeu et jurement que preftent et font
les Religieux profez de St. Venne." 109*
43. " Tranfcriptum feu Copia ac fummarium plurimo-
rum Antiquiorum Ecclefiae Tullenfis Privilegiorum.",
1 10. 1 his paper is followed by feveral others, not fpe-
cified in the table of Contents, refpefting the Church of
Toul.
44. " Requefle etplainte du due de Lorraine, touchant
les exa&ions des officiers de fon Domaine fur les biens et
Sujets de Melf". du Chapitre de Toul, ou fe voit un
abrege de Thiftoire de cette Eglife, et la nature d'icelle
et du bien qu'elle poflfede. 1 1 1.
45. k< Traite de Charles 2. Due de Lorraine, fait avec
Meff. de la Ville de Toul, en Tan 1406," 112. 44 Pages.
46. " La
Digitized by
i 5 6
Catalogus Libroram MSS<
Hum, 4465;
46 a La Vie de St. Manfuy, premier Evefque de
toul'; ami. Chrift. 50 jufqu'a 90. Extraite et para-
tohratee fur un vieux manufcriptLatin de la mefme Eglife,
1629." M 3-
47. " Difcours fommaire de l'ancienne inftitution
ordre et eftat de l'infigne Eglife Collegiatte et feculiere
de Remyercmant, et des troubles et affaires qui y font
furveniies depuis dix aft* en9a ; et de I'eftat auquel dies
font prefentement, jufques a huy deuxiefme du Mois de
May Mil fix centz dix neuf." 1 1 4-
48. " Formulaire des Cours de l'Evefche et Comte
de Toul 1629, extraits de plufieurs litres, chartes,
lettres, et privileges du mefme Evefche." Eighty feven
pages.
115.
49. " Remarques de la ville de Metz, Extrait d'un
livre par Abr. Fabert 1 6 1 o." " 6-
50. " Demande de Meff. les M** et Prebandiers de la
Maifon-Dieu de Toul, contre M. les Doyen & Chanoines
deToul." "7-
51. "Lettres de Ren6 Roi de Jerufalem et Sicile, par
lefquelles il decfere fes chapelles et Eglifcs Collegiales de
St. Mark, et de S. Pere, exemptes de tous devoirs
envers PEglife de Toul. Avec quelques autre pieces
concernanc ladite Eglife de Toul." 1 1 8.
52. " Ceffion et tranfport des Duches de Loraine et
de Bar, faite au Cardinal de Loraine par le Due fon
Frere, le dixneufviefme Jan. 1634." 121.
53- " Copie des Privileges des Eftats du duche de
Loraine." 122.
54. " Remontrance du Procureur du Roy en la ville
et Gouvernement deMetz." 124. With other fimilar
Papers.
55. " Copie du trai&e de Remilly." 1 26.
56. " Memoire de la Main de Monf. du Puy, touchant
les formalitez qui peuvent etre obfervees par M. de Lor-
raine, en rendant le foi et homage, au Roy de plufieurs
tefres qu'il pofTede aux Baillages de Sens, &c.
With deeds relative to the fame fubjeft. 127.
57. , Hiftoire chronologique des Evefques de Toul,
depuis Tan de noftre Seigneur 50 jufqu' a cette prefente
annee, ou eft rapporte fidelement et diligemment tout ce
qui e'eft paffe du plus memorable et de plus important
dans la ditte ville, et par toute Peft endue de fon gouverne-
ment, fous la vie de chacune Evefque." 133. There
are many leaves fet apart for this hiftory, but very little
is entered in them.
58. " Remarques et obfervations fur !a prefente
hiftoire des Evefques de Metz, touchant ce qui regarde
celle de Toul." 134.
59. " De Geftis Senonienfis Ecclefias, Libri quinque.
Authore fratre Richero Monacho Senonienfis Ecclefue."
Below — " Ce manufcrit fut donne au Sr. Louis Machon,
Archidiacre de Port, chanoine de Toul, et Chappelain
Epifcopal de Tan 1632.'' — Under that, " Dom Richier,
prieur clauftrale de Senones, &c. vivoit de Tan 1245,
&c."
60. " Impofition de l'Eglife de Toul fur fes Sujets,
pour fon rembourfement de ce qu'elleavoit employe pour
Texempter des gens de guerre." 1 36.
61. "Fondation de la chapelle de St. Claude er
St. Nicholas, dans PEglife parochiale de Saulfure, en
Pan 1599 " . J 37.
62. " Memoire touchant la neceflite de refidence dans
PEglife de Toul, pour la perception des gros fruits d'une
prebende." j-jS.
63. " Memoire touchant la tranflation du chapitre de
Toul." r I39 .
64. « Stile, couftumes, et ordonnances pour lajuftice
temporelle de la ville, Gompte, et Evefche deToul. En
Pan 1550." I+0<
Num. 4466, 4467; .
4466.
from the Seguier Colle&ion. Several Regifters of the
Parliament,
1. " Regiftre du Confeil du parlement depuis Novem-
bre 1647, jufques enjanvier, 1649."
2. " Depuis Lundi Lendemain de Pafques, cinquiefme
Avril 1649 — " a Mardi 26 Ottobre 1649/'
3. " Confeil fecret du Parlement, depuis Vendredi
Douzieme Novembre 1649. a Jeudi 9 O&obre 1650."
4. " Confeil fecret de Pannee mil fix cens cinquante
deux/'
44 6 7-
A mifcellaneous volume, of the Seguier Colle&ion. This
volume has the leaves numbered as far as 45. b. where
the laft tra£t begins, and has a table of Contents drawn
up in the fame hand as the oiher books of the fame
description, but^as the refcrehces do not e .prefs the
moft important divifion of the book, they are not here
followed.
1. Poefie, Effays Poetiques des annees 1626 — 1631.
par les Louys Machon fou Mafchon)" This colle&ion is
in two books, thefecond of which begins at fol. 58. On
fol. 47 — 56 are feveral poems, written in the inverted
way of the leaves.
2. " Calendrier perpetuel et annuel, auquel eft com-
prife toute la philofophie naturelle et fuperftitieufe des
efcraignes 1628." 67.
3. " Conceptions diverfes fur plufieurs bons autheurs."
1626, 1627. L. M. i. e. Louis Machon, 85. This trad
contains 52 pages. In it, at fol. 109. b. is a difcuflion,
which the perfon who drew up the table of Contents has
thought worthy of particular mention, " pourquoy les
pauvres vivent plus long temps que les riches." It begins
by citing M. Joubert.
4. Two trafts by L. Machon, of which the fecond
feems to confift chiefly of the heads of the fubjedt. 1 hey
bear nearly the fame title, except that the title to the
fecond is fuller, for which reaibn it is here interted >
" Traite politique, des differens ecclefiaitiques arrives
depuis la commencement de la monarchic, jufques iipre-
fent, tant entre les papes et les Roys dc Frantc que le
clerge de leur Roiaume. ParLouLMachoJvgrand prevdfl
deSaintDien, Archidiacre de Port, et chanoine ueiVglife
cathedrale de Toul, &c. A Paris 1647." 143. 168. The-
heads of three books on this fubjett are drawn up in
the latter tract. N° 14.
5. " 3 Caierde pieces diverfes 1647." f- 2I 9- Two
articles in this collection are particularly noticed by the
French author of the table of Contents. 1, " Avertifle-
ment touchant le Grand Prevcfte de S. Dien." 220.
2. " Des bornes et limitcs de Pandemic Lorraine et des
ufurpations defdits Dues fur les trois Evcfches de Metz,
Toul, et Verdun." 255. b. By Michon alio. This
Cabicr contains 82 pages.
6. " 4 Caier de pieces differentc*, 1648. 2 ' Of 65
written pages. The articles fpecified in this are, 1. " De
TAbbaye de Remireinent. ,> f. 281. b. 2. " Qu'un
Benediftin reform^ ne peut tenir ny poiTed.r aucun
Prieure fimple, ny aucun Benefice en tiire/* 28^.
7. Another Collection, though the previous mark does
not remain. It is faid in the table of Contents to be
" Recueils deThiftoire de France, commencants par la
Ligue." 313. The Collections are extended through
160 pages, and there terminate abruptly.
8. A fmall fragment of an ill uftr alien of Solomou's
Song. SeeN°i2. 593.
9. A Letter frcm L. Machon to a Lady, dated 1641.
10. Cf Sentences et maximes differcntes/' On 52
pages.
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae,
I S7
Num. 4467, 4468.
11. " Sermons diverfes, et fujets de Sermons. Louys
lUficHbn 1626, i62£." 419*
1 2. Twelve Pages bf a Comment on Solomon's Song,
by Machon ; dated 1637. Inverted in the Book, .
13. " Hiitoire. Louys Machon 1627."^ The Table
of Cd^fents fays, " Hiftoire univerfelle; ou refleftions
fur ce^qui s'eft pafle depuis Ie commenc^ent du
monde.* 436. Thefe Reflections on univerfal Hiftory
occupy *rfnly a few Pages.
14. A Part, but imperfeft, of the Book the Title of
, which is given at length in No. 4. The Fragment here
^remaining, which appears to be a fair Tranfcript in a
different Hand, is fo placed that it begins with the
Second Book, of which Two Chapters a^ & cn i but
end abruptly. Then follows the Third Chapter of
^pokl. which is continued tb its regular Termination.
~ v*The whole Collation feems to have been the Work
Louis Machon, fo often mentioned in the feparate
-Parts.
* * 4468. ^
A very "mifcellaneous Volume of the Seguier Colle&ion,
containing Papers .0^ all Sizes bound up together.
There is a Table of Contents, in the fame Hand as
ufual, but not quitf *peft£t ; for pjjhich reafoa it is not
implicitly followed in this Account. ^
Ci 1." *« Ancien traite du Blazon, avec les Armes des
^Princes, Pays, et Grands Seigneurs, tant de France
* qu'ailleurs." ..\
2. " Les monnoyes des Barons et Prelats de France.
L'attentes pour monnoyes de Dombes. Refponces a^x^
geift du Due de Bretagne fur le fai£t de ces monnoyes.
Taxes des C6mmifTaires pour le Roy, beaucoup moin-
dr.es qu'i prefent A fhort Treatife, beautifully
written, with DelineationfcN)f Coins elegantly fketched
with arPen.
3. ^Philopatris, ou le Normand pour pais." The
^ Table Contents v adds, " Ceil une ditfenfe de la
Province de Normandie, du temps de la revoke des va-
nuds-pieds."
4. " Traite que je crois j^re de la main de M. du
Puys, Qu'il eft permis de porter les armes pour un
Prince de diverfe Religion, et do s'allier avec luy."
5. " Obfervations Morales et Politiques fur les An-
nates de Corn. Tacite. ,, A Trad of fome length, very
fairly written, beginning always with a Text of the
Author, and fubjoining a French Note. Subjoined is
a Plan, " du Batiment des Jefuites," not noticed in the*
Table of Contents, and not feeming to refer to any
thing in tlje Volume.
6. A Narrative of M. de Caftellan, fent to Cardinal
Richelieu, with the following Title, " Relation que je
4ais 4 Monfeigneur de toutes les chofes qu'il me fouvient
* qui fe font paffdes dans l'Armee commandee par Mon-
fieur le Comte d'Arcourt, et Mons r le Marefchal de
Vitry, depuis le premier deffein que Von fit d'attaquer les
Ifles de S le Marguerite et S l Honorat, jufques apres
la prife defdjj| Iftes."
7. " %anc Difcours du S r Arnaud contre la puif-
1 fance d'liipagne et fes partifans."
v 8. " Traite fait par feu M r le due d'Orleans en 1634
avec le Roy d'Efpagne."
9. " Copte* de la Commiflicn donnce par le Roy a
Mons r Cardinal de Richelieu allant en Italic"
1 o. " Lettre, ou avis du Due de Lerme, pour fe main*
tenir en faveur et autorite pres de fon maitre."
11. " Copies de qvjrtques Lettres du Roy a Mg 1 le Due
4' Orleans, lorfqu'il s'eloigna de la Cour."
1 2. " Memoires des vi^s rebelles et Languedoc et *
Guienne."
13. "Relation du Siege d* Angers." To this are
fubjoined feveral Papers containing' Accounts of what
Cat. Harl. Vol. IIL
Num. 4468;
p'affed in the years 1651 k 1652, ehteted in th^Table
of Contents 13. bis.
14? " Articles accordez entre M. le Marefchal d*ftb:
quincourt, Lieutenant-general de^ TArmee du Roy,,
fervant prgs de la perfonne de * Majfee, et employe
pref^ltemeS au Siege d* Angers, tt Monfeig r le due de
Rohan; . . -
,.15*-" Refponfe de M. le P.*PrefidefW aux deputez de
Pavement. M. le Prefident de Mefmes portant le parole
a Siil^ft au fujet de la fcreur qu'ils donnoient aux fujfets
retries ^t-.fa Majeftcs. f *
16. <c Inventafrfe par ojxlri alphabetique des pieces im-
prime's pendant les troubles de la France excitez par le
Cardinal Mazarin. Anne6 16441." That is, whi Was
called the FrOnde." *
1 7. " Refponce au difcours fur Tentreveu du Cardinal
Mazarin avec Mons r d'Hocquincourt."
rt. " Copiqple la Lettre efcrite par M. le Card. Ma-
zaA a la Reyne, lorfque fa Majeft6 luy ti ^rdonna 4e
loipt de France;" * , %
19. " Quelqpie8 Lettres originales de Mg r le Prince a
M. de Croifly pendant les troubles de la Fronde, et
quelqnes autres pieces dont une eft une efpece de depo-
sition contre M le Marefchal de Rantzau."
20. " Inven aire des pieces qu'ont ef^ feites peasant
les troubles t xcitees a caufe des defordres que le Mazaria
a faift naiftre dans les affaires de Peftat, et finances de
France, ez annees 1648 et 16 An." Several of the
Inventories of Tra&s publifhed Aring the Fronde, are
here put together.
; 21. "Harangue de Mg r le Prince atfx Soldats des :
armees du Roy, avant la;*defeite de A0 de Soubize k
Tilk de Re ; avec autres harangues de M. de Guife et
au Qardinal de Richelieu. ,,
22; 44 Relation de ce qui fe paffa au Parlement, lorfque
Mes r * des Enquefts voulurent entrer, et eflre apc!16s a la
grande chambre, a l'iii^gation des S r Laine et Foucault
Cons r * defdits Enqueftes. ,>
23. " Harangue T hardie de M. Bignon au Roy, lorf-
qu*il alia aud 1 Parlement pour la verification de quelques
edits." ^
24* " Lettre en forme de Remonflrance, envoiee au
Roy, par le Marefchal de Marillon. ,, 1632-
25. * Lettre de Roy a Mons r fon frere (le Due
d , Orleans)du 5^ May 1631."
26. " ExtrafTde la iigue et Confederation faitte entre
la France et le Roy de Suede." ^
27. "Articles de paix, entre Tempereur^t le Roy
%e France, pour le Montferrat et le Mantouan."
28. " Lettre de Cachet du Roy au Parlement, avec
un arret de Confeil contre le dit Parlement, au fujet
de la Sortie de France de Mg r le due d'Orleans 12 May
1631."
> 29. " Declaration, ^de fon Alteze touchant la guerre
contre la couronne de France. A Bruxfelks, chez la
Vefve d* Hubert Anthoi^e Valpius, Imprimeur jur6 de la
Court, a Taigle d'or pres de fallanz 1635. Avec pri-
vilege." Copied evidently from a printed Tra&. The
Alteffe in queftion is Ferdinand Infant of Spain. :
30. * " Lettre a la Reine."
31. The Order of the Troops under the Marefchal*
la Force, Schomberg, & Marillac 1630.
32. 44 Luftus Mantuae, ' a Copy of Latin Verfes.
33. <c Articles entre le Cardinal & Monfeigneur de
Baflbmpierre." 1630.
34. 41 Harangue de M. le Chanc r Seguier au nonce
Bagny, fur les mauvaifes intentions du Pape oontxp
la France, et fes procedis contre la Mailbn des Bar
berini."
35. " Les deux faces de la Vie et de la Mcrt de Marie
de Medicis Reyne de France, Vefve de Henry IV. Mere
de Louia X*1H. tres chreftfen. Difcours fait par M.
Ss * Mathtetf
Digitized by
158
Catalogue Librorum M£S.
Num. 4^68.
4
M«abieu de Morgues, Sieur de S. Germain, do&cur en
^iieologie, premier aumofnier, et predical#ur de la dite
ffeme Reyne, &c." . * .
36. " Harangue, que la Reputation du Jufte eft plus
folide et plus %itiiilTqiie celle du Vaillant."
37. "Epitre conlblatoire, , bu fomentation de <|guleurs
fur un mef complement de Manage. 0
38. " Raifl^our cionftrer que TAutheur 0ionyme
qui a renu que Theodoric d'Alface a efte due de {laute
..^ Lorraine, et que les Princes <&orrains defcend^gt cTice-
l§y, fe trompe, eftant malfon<^ en fes prctd^&pns^a rai-
fon de quoy on le peut convaincre de menforige, et
accufer de caJomnie, et de profonde ignorance en rHif-
toir& de Lorraine."
" Jugappnt ltSr lHJiftoire de Pays-Bas, du Car-
dinal BentivoglJb."
40. " Catalogo delli Libri che fi mandano in Fiandra,
par rilluftr" 0 Signor Baron d'Ogmes.£
E? 41- <k JDi r corfo lbpra li prefenti mow
n Latin and Italian, mixed.
A Latin Infcription, &t. on the Town of Vcrrue.
V 4
of Pfaln
yimooti," firSort
42.
43. A Copy of Latin Hexameters, * in Rupellae ob
fidionem," with Epigrams, &c.
44. A Catalogue of Italian Books.
,45. " Al ^xxll mo et Eccles mo Sign rc Don Gonzales di
Cordova, Gover ro del Stato di Milano, Config ro del Con-
figlii) di State et Guerra di S. M. et Capitano Gener le
delle fuc Anne in Italia.**
46. " Teftamenjl della Citti di Candia, copia^ratta
da S. Pafquino, Notaro Publico." *
47. A Copy of Italian Verfes, in 106 Stanzas, witfc
fome other Tjjfcems in that language.
48. " D'unpreftre qui hft un enfant a une fenune,"
apparently imperfedk.
9 49- A Fragment of a Copy of Latin Verfes, ^egin-
nmg with a Pentameter —
" Refponfura tuis cam^iia, petra, legas."
5°; " Lifte des Officers, Sergens, et Soldats tuez ou
b di«, tant dans l'attaque de lajille qu'a la battaille
d'lnfantene." * >
51. Advices from ^antes and Thouars, 1674.
52. " Oratio Dominica, verfibus Hexametris reddita,"
with other Compofitions of a fimilar kind.
53- Reflexions on the Power of Kings, in French.
54- Fragment of a Speech in French.
55. '« Difcours des opinions diffetjpntes de Meflrs. de
. Parlement,au fujet de la Contumace de M.'le-Duc de la
Vafttte, et de fon Jugement."
5j- $ Ay is du 30 Decembre 1648, de ce qui fe pafia
au Parlement." ^ r *•
57' 5 s - Fragments, written in French.
v a 5 £' " Advis P ro P dfe " J eud y dernier 30 de Mars en
I Ailemblee faifte a Parfenal, pour l'Invendon des Lon-
gitudes." w
60. " Abrsge de la Geographic Univerfelle." ,
6 1. " De l'etain d'Angleterfe."
62. " Difcours fur la Fortune, avec'quelques exemples
de fa viciffitude, et quelques pa%es d'affez beauz
vers." '.7
A Difcourfe in French, de bello jufto.
64. A Letter from M. Arnaud d'Andilly 2a Aueuft
1670, to the Chan r Seguier. e
55. A Fragment, irregularly placed, entitled, " Li-
Jmchon pour s'mformer de Peitat prefent de laGrece."
I his Title now ftands on the 4th Page.
6 . 6 '" D f™ d '"? Plj» ample diWs, touchant la
gP™ 1 dutifully written on fmall
o" 7 . « InftrudKon pour ceux qui ont a vivre dans le
Num. ^46!.
Ilea: et falfitatis feaariorum, et de flfcedtfP. et Reproba* *
none, etgrttua: divinge auxiliis. F. Thomas CaritoAella
poftufetus exhibet." Q -P^eua
69. "Coram fanaimmoTTrbano Oclavo, Chrifti, R cg i s
Regum ac^mDominanduni, Vicarip, ac proinde om-
nium oviunTipfius fumnio Paftore Vigilantifs 0 (Aparet " A
70. Compendium tradatus inferipti, « AruVCampa- •
nella ad illultr'" et cxcell"' GalUarum Cancellar^i."
J 1. " Quae bona ex unitate, qua: mala e%divifione«
mulupha m regno quolib/*, prxcipue in Gallia, &c.* ,r *
At the End is witten, what appears properly to beW %
to the Beginning, being the Argument of the Piece*
Dpcumenta ad Gallorum Nationem. et refponfio ad
m l ur y. e i llbe,losnoa « fparfos Parifiis contra Retjem
Chriftianiffimum, et Cardinalem Ducem, Regis Mhz.
72. « Qu'il ne fault medire Ses Roys. w , .
**k 7 ii ' " C ° ntre les medifans » et ceux qui compofent de*
ffbelles. ^
74-' " Luiovicus XIII. five annales Gallic atfexceflu
.^Hennci IV. qfbus Rerum in Gallia, Germaaia, Italia,
"Belgio, Lotharingia, per Gallos Geltarum aetata nar-
ratio continetur." ^
75. »■ Harangue de Mg;, R^hancelier Seguier afi
Parlernpnt, pour ypure recevbif Bulles d'Innocent X.
et Alexandre VII. contre les cinq propofitioiis extraits ^
du hvre de Janfenius." > ; - ~*
76. " Harangue de Mg\Je%ancelier Seguier au
ParlemenQpour la verification de la nouvelle ordon-
nance."
77- " Inventaire envoie'e de Stralbourg par Monf.
m
.edaill
les/
Luc, des pieces plus rares de fon Cabinet^de
7#. " Toirafij Marefchalli Fpitaphium?*
79. " Monfeigneur le gardinal de Richelieu, api"e»
avoir vifirc l'Arfcnal, cntendu la meffe au Ccleftins, dans
la chapelle des Dues d'Orleans, les ombres des Dues
.luy parlcnt." A Sonnet.
80. " Du Bonheur, A Monfeig' le Chancelier.''
Beautifully tranferibed, like the fmall Trad at No, 66,
81. " Difcours politique touchant l'inclination des
Francois, et les remedes qu'il y a pour empefcher les
mouvemens en France."
82. « Harangue de Mg r le Chanc r Seguier au Parle-
ment le Roy y eftant pour chaftier quelques officiers
rebel les."
83. " Difcours fait lors de I'eftablhTement du Parle-
ment de Po."
84. " Plufieurs endroits de l'hiftoire, et particuliere-
ment de notre Religion, extraits par M. de Priezac,
pere, *
85. « Plufieurs projets d'Harangues de M. de Pric-
zac pere. *
86. « Harangue do Mg r Chancelier Seguier au Par-
lenient, contre ceux^ cette cour qui avoient fuivi le parti
contraire au fen-ice Je fa Majeft .
87. " Traite dff' Mg r le Chancelier Seguier, pour
montrer qu'il faut dire librement la.verite, et quelquet
autres maximesde politique et de moral
88 " Projet d'Harangue contre <nJm& feditieux,"
wjthfeveraltxamples by M. de PrieSac the Elder, on
the Fapal Conftitutions, &c. and various Sketches by
Jl, \ e ^ Uthor ' fome of which are Reined in the
Table of Contents.
89. « Traite' de M. de Priezac pere, intitule Melanges
lur 1 eftat, grandeur, et dignite des Roys." ,
Priezac''^ 110011 " dC lapuiffance (i des R °y s et ^ es Reynes/"
•
•
4k'
M«nde, et qui defirent s'etablir et conferver honorable! fiaftt- " -: U . r - m0ntr ^ qU ' en CaS dc Guerre ,es Ecde "
lr.ent.
v ( '°'- " F ' xceIIe , ntiffi mo Domino Petro Segdierio,
France M. Cancellano. . Compendium vqritatjs Catho'
i :iq ^f do ^ eilt contri buer comme les autres fujets du
Koy. M. de Pnezac pere."
92. A Latin Japer, apparently to mew the Power of
the £mperors inTcclefialHcal QueOipns.
^ * t 93* Another
Oigitizf#byGoOgle#
4*
i 4
r« * ~
t Num. 4^68—447^
* 93- Another Paper by Priezac. f 4
H' " Le Chan&lier Seguijr de la v*alidite des Mar-
riages. " a
95. " Dela puiffance des Roys, &c. par Priezac."
96. " Auftorum delettus. De univerfa Piiilologia."
^ 7 l''. L xT.^ reaion a la Cognoiflance, ou-rAbrege.
traduftd^ Nicholas deCufa.'' .
^Catalogue or rather Materials for a Catalogue,
or the Library of the Chancellor SeguieiV>i6 4 e.
There is *Lift of Tides, an alphabetical Table of the
litles, another of the Names of Authors ; and then a
» ta T*ue of 57, Pages, divided into fi* Tarts,
called*?^, being fo many ®*(Tes of the Collec-
om. It cannot, %wever, be confidered as a finilhed
.dta 1 '
Bibliothecae Harleianse
ar * * *
*59
tabgue.
Num. 447 r. ' * *
peX ^"? cs * Paix ,' entr * efa Ma '' Im *
per tt M. 1 Elcfteur de Saxe, ft 30 de May l an 1 635."
*5- " Mines qui .fe trouvent daas l'Alface, Brii
It noire." p ft
99
et la Foreft noire.'
0
Reports in confequence of an Infpedtiofc into the Publk
Accounts of Britany, by the Due de Chaulnes, unde?
the Royal Authority. They are entered under the
Heads of the follotffag Places, and referr«j.to in a
... general Table by the Leaves cf.the Volume- which
^i! en i, to 22 3- The Dates run frqfn 1671 to 168c.
. * The Places are Ploermel, f. 3 ; Saba Malo, 27 :
Redon, 5 i; Dol, 77 ; Vitre, 125 > Joffelin, ,40
Gwnguant, 177; Malefcr^, , 99; LaGiwrche, 220.
The Titles of the Duke, Infpector, are placed at
Length before the firft Report. « Charles d'Ally, -Due
de Chaulnes, Pair de France, Vidame d'Amiens, Che-
valier «fc lOrd^s du Roy, Couwrneur et Lieutenant
General de» Pais et Duchc deBretagne, et des Camps et
Arffltees de faMajelle." **
" O • -
... 447'-
A Volume of the Seguier CoHeSion, .indexed by the
_ lame Perfon as the relt, not with pfrfeel: Accuracy,
- Jlj* fo nearl y fo > as to 'b e followed in general , here.
,The Njlmbers fubjoiried refer to the Leaves.
1. "'Memoires des troubles d'Allemaene, depuis
M Tan i6j«, jufques l'an. 1631."
2. «< Voyage de Longueville aMunfter, avec fes
receptions." | v * 7
3. " Voyage de Hollande fait par Madame et Mad" e
de Longi*SVille en 1646.'.'
4. u Voyage de M. de Longueville a Ofnabruck, le
17 Septembre rfl46." ~
5. " Voyage fait a Warendorf le 16 Novembre 1646?*
6. " Vifites en CeremomV de M. de LongueviHe'a
Meflrs. les Mediateurs aMunfter." 4? b
" 7. " Voyage de Cologne." \
- 8. " L'©rdredes AmbafP'alTembles a Munflcr, eVa
-Ofnabruck, pour la paix Generate en limnee 1647."
C 4 * 60
'9. " Memoite des AmbafT* de S«ede a Ofnabruk p&uf
, les Saufconduits de l'Enipereur aux Etats de l'Empire, et
aux particuliers." .j " . 6}.
r t.10. "Propofukm des Plenipotcmjares de France i
^ ceux <£ Holaiide, touchant les Traites ai«ec l'Efpagne."
v 70.
11. « Refponfe a eelte Propofidon du -?i Janvier
,2 - " Autre ^fcrit de la part des Plenipotentiaires de
France, a ceux des Pays Bas, touchant leur Traite de
pax avec le Roy d»Efpa gne , a Munfter le 7 Janvier l'an
, ,6 +7' '78
1. iJ- 3 ' /l. 11 ^^ P rononct 'c par J4. de Feuouidres en
laffemblee des fences d^AUemagne a Fra^fort fur le
Man, l e 21 Juio 1639.'^ • g 9
et la Foreft noire." ' * y * " C ° Um ^
nvi 7 ; '^d^ 08 Com i es » Sd g ne " r ^ et Ccnlilskonimes,
av* : leurs Reftdences, *fiefs et Vilagcs." IO ,
lan!" " d, ' 0itS de France fur VE{1 ^ Ml
10. "De la difficult qpe fait le Qonfcil deSuS'e,
fent™ / P p- ^^Jpercar, fans l'aveu et con.
lentement des Princes de 1'Empire." , ,
pereur '^"i™ pro P ofition du S ' de Sabran a l'Em-
r ^ "^ e fc" fe 3 tous les ArtIcles de>la dcclaSa
premiere de I'Empereur.'' nob
Galliffi" UItiniilrd0lLIli0C£Erareaad rc P licam abl egati
23. « Lettres de M. de Servien a M. d'Avaux." 1 2 ?.
So ,t is defenbed in the Table of Contents., but at the
dud-s 0 !^^ Articlc itfdf is written ^ tre Lettre
. U r ' . Re 0>on<e de^I. de Servien a la Lettre Impe-
neule qu il prelend luy avoir elte efciitepar M'd'Avaux "
13». This Letter extends to 130 Pages, and is figned
Semen. A Munfter le fix Aout .644. Et fufcript a
le . C T te Davaux ' &c -. ^ appear tfe, this ftould
precede the other. It is followed at p.i 99 by a Table
° u5r" te , ntS ' to fome Volum e, .not noticed in the Lift
which is here copied. '
" Traite Geographique et Hiftorique des Affaires
d Allemagne et de Dannemark." This, and all the
•.Leaves from 211 to 22^, are wanting in this Place, but
appear at No. 45. Here, ho* ever, is omitted in the
Table of Contents Part of a, Latin Letter, without a
Name, dated 11 Aug. j 625. "
a fi 6 'if , ' Trait , e ' ^°Vr con ^^er 1'Empire et le Royaume
de Botfeme a l a Maifon d'Autriche, l'an 1 5o6 " 2^0
• 2 ?'-" I T 1 euc " r » m H^oria, feu hiaoria Tulli, Lotha-
rmgia: 1 ullenfiumque Epifccporum." 2 , 2
• 28. « Difcution des rerpor.fts et refcrits fails en ia •
Laule de la reftitution du Palatinat." 2 ; , '
29. « Addition de ce qui a cite obmis en I 'edition de
btrafbourg, du Iraite de Paix entre l'Lmpereur et 1'E- >•
in J'RHV / e, o P ' a S u el'a.r-,63 : ; et qui fe trouvent
en 1 Edition des Pays Bas en League tinmen." 204
30. " Traite de Paix fait audit Prague." 2 o6
r V:" ^ aran S ue dc M - War"' de Balfompierc, en I'M-
fembleedes Suifl'es, en Fevrier 1630." l "« o0
32. *' Harangue de M. de S. Leon, AmbafTaJeur en
315.
lis Amb r> de France en
Suifle, 1629.'
33. " Propofitions de M n ri ,, 1C( . cn
1 Affemblee de Me" les Efta.s giiraux de Holande, tou-
chant la refolution prlfe par les dits Eltats fur les dits
propofitions, Mars 1644." r . . 2 t
a 3 Kr' a r P ro P ofilion faite par M. de la Thuillerie,
Amb de France en Holande en. 1648, touchant la reftil
tution que le Roy avoit fait propofer en Taftemblee de
Munfter, de^Pays ddLorraine, &c. a M. le-Duc Charles."
35- " Queues Extraifts des Refolutions du Parle-
mem touchant le leiuentes deThoftel de Vdle en 1 coc
1596, et i 597 . EnfcmLl;, oe qui seft paiK le 7 Ftvrier,
et jours fuivans 161 8, avec fa Majelte, au fuiet de la
revocation du droit annuel." V\>
36. Exfraifes de quclques deliberations de la Cour dc
Parlement de Paris, du Mois de Juin 1 648." 338.
37. " Inftrudion des Efta'.s de Holande toucliant U
pouvoir de leurs deputez aux liftats giiraux des Pro-
vmces^un/cs des Pays tys, en Sept" 1 643." 34,.
~t ' " 3S. " Trait*
Digitized by
i6o
Catalogus Librofurn MSS.
- * t
Num. 447 *> 447 2 ;
* ,* « TraitS pour fept ans fait entre le Roy, par le
Sie'urde SSS, et V les Estats S*™* f
vinces des Pays Bas, par leurs depute* a la Hf/e, le j 5
> ^ Negotiation de M r Dubain de la RoJepoKe
poi ? VoppoLon de Henry 3- - * ^t^S 5
t Prince de Tranfylvanie a la couronne de Pologne.^
4 o*« Journal original de mon Voyage '^ologne,
faittan marche, et a mefure que les chofes arnvoient.^
4 1. « Enfemble quelques lettres et traites concernant
le negotiation de Cologne. ' .«>'
^ Here the Table of Contents fails, and ^ IJgW£
numbering of the Leaves ceafes. The Numbers are
now added, and the Articles continued. wd;( k
42 . Two*Copies of a State Paper from he Swedi^
Government, dated March 8, 1674. * I*£ 374-
a? Letters and Papers, dated 1673 and 1674- 379-
Z A Continuation of the Journal mentioned at
No. 40. The Pages alfo 'continued. 3J 4-
45. The Article which ought to have ftood at
No 4 \ 5> entitled, « Traite Geographique ^ JHiftonque
des Affaires d'AUemagne et de Dannemark. ihe
lltle to theTradis, « Somn*»re des i^AJj
magne." The Leaves wanting in the former tTace i are
herf numbered, in the fame Hand, from auto ^228.
How thefe Confufions arofe cannot now be afcertained \
46. A Lettej, dated Cologne 6 Aouft t6 73 , and two
other Papers. , „- • »» \e
47. "Seance des Princes de l'Empire. -4»5-
48. Other Letters from Cologne. , 49 1
. 49. « Extraits des traites, des projets, et memoires, con-
cernant la Negotiation 1673, 1674."
50. The Keys of two French Cyphers. S l S*
447 2 -
Two large Volumes, marked A. & B., containing Papers
of the Seguicr Collection. They are entered m a
general Table of Contents, but not with any fort of
accuracy, by the fame Hand as the reft. The Papers
feem to have been confined fince the Lift was: made.
1. « La maniere de prononcer par les Prendens
fur la reception des officiers, et des differens affaires qui
fe prefentent a la Cour." «a;«„« #r
2. « Des Lieutenans criminels, de leurs fonOions et
dignites. Ce Memoire fut fait par M. de Loupe, Lieu-
tenant criminel de Tholofe." rwnVr
3. « Le*re patente du Roy Louis XL du 26 Fevner
,464, qui regie la Jurifdiftion de M'de la Chambre
desComptes." With other Papers of the fame Kind
from Charles IX. . , . r « i« _ Wj- „.
4. « Arreft centre Louys d'Amboife, &c. Ian 143 *
—Criminel de Lefe Majefte," &c. r ft
5 . "Conference des textes df vieux Co^im«,
« pour monftrer que celle de i 5 39 *' eft <l ue le tM $ a ? t «
ceUe qui Tut re?orm6, &c.» Thefe Papers are mifplaced
^ 6! n Sec S larations or Edia* of Henry 3. Francis 1, &c.
« Produafon de M. le Due de Vendofme, Gouver.
neur de Bretagne, contre M. le Due d* Montmorency,
Admiral de France, au fujet des droits de Admiraute a
Bretagne." £ „
8. " Memoire fur les gabelles de France 1650.
9. " Inventaire de Produaion des pieces, par le Due
de Vendofme," &c. ,
10. " Extrait du Cahier des humble remonitrances
fakes au Roy par les Gens des trois Eftats de la DucM
de Bretaigne, fait et arrefte a Rantes en leur afferablee
generale, le cinquiefme Jour d'Oaobre 1585. See
Nun*. 4472.
the ^ount'of the preceding Articles 1 -in the Table of
C °?rTraitte de la Charge de Grand Ma»re de
l» Ar illerie de France. Son Origin, Eftabhflemcnt,
Ereaion en Office de la Couronne, fonaions, et ufur-
pationS t i6 T 45^ ^ des officiers, fonte,^ Y
mefure, grandeur, calibre, charges, etnoms des pieces V
Sle ; avecq uneinftruaion pour rAnir les places ft*
Jflta frontier^ d'un Ropume ^ enfet* toutes les
ordinances & reglemen#des Officiers d icelle, et de
^??xtrait des Regiftres de la - Chambre des *'
ttomptes, pour juftifier de l'ordre obferve entre le Par-
monies publiques, pendant les djux de^ersfiWes. »
1 a "Edit et declarations^ Roys trancois I,
tt Henrv IIL et Louis XIII. concernant lc pou-
•K \£S£L de Dauplune, celles des Roys
H^rvII & Henrv IB. en faveur des Dues d'Aumale &
^Ss d^Bourln, dit lePrince Dauphin/; Several *
P^are entered under this Head, the Igof which is
P, Tf« Rrde'&derauon du Sceau en la grande
Chancellerie, pour quelques 0 K ffices 6 ^
Province de Dauphine, Novembre 1654. Two Tapers^
b t6^Ale1e N prilet>e ffi onduPaysdeDauph^
fait par Louis Duuph^uivant le transport a luy
to £r le Roy Charles VII., cy infere du x 3 Aout
lA tf« Lettres patentes de Louis Da^Jim, par lef. 4
nuelL il c^ee et ihftitue fon chancelier de Dauphine le
ffleve^e de Rheims Chanceher 4> France, du
, ^^ecemb^e eftabliffement
et Element de fa grande" Chanc- de Dauphine, et
' fed^afon ^fes Secretaires pour fervir en icelle, au
DaupWne et de la difference de ee qu'il eftoit av^t la
SclaVatioA qui a revocque les droits et Prerogauves 4
des eouvemeurs, la fuppreffion de la Chancellene de
feur ^mement, et Reunion ficelle a la chancellene ^ .
dU 2 o.° « Extra^a de l'inventaire des tiltres d. la chambre '
des Comtes de Pau en Bearn." . ..
ai. K Eftat desPrevofts des Marefchaux, Vicebaillis,
Vice Marefchaux de ce Royaume." „
. 22 " Eftat des Jurifdiaions Souverams RoyaUes et
Subalternes, en chacune generalite* du Royaume.
23. *' Domaine de la R eyne Marguerite, et de Navarre,
vendu en vertu de l'edia de 1639."
24. " Lettres patentes, en faveur de la Re g« Mere
Anne d'Autriihe; pour jouir ^ finances^ umvan es
accordees durant la minorite-18 Juillet 1651 • Witn ^
another Letter prefixed. ♦-.«— cMz
25. " Quelques Cahiers des affemb ees
gAe Chanc Seguier en 1667, P ? ur ^ and are
la Juftice." Thefe confift of various Papers, and are
continued to the epd of this VoluAe. ^ ke d%
26. Here commences the fecond Volume, rn^ked w
with the folkwnng Article, . •„ • a d
« Index eorum qus in. D.geftis } P^ 1 ^
titulum de Teftamentis contmentur." The fadg
Sowever, in its prefent State, goes no further th«^he
Word «< Offerees." It is very neatiy wntt^, anoT>n
the fame Hand, is prefixed the following Not ce
" Infpeaorem indicis monitum effe oportet,
" inlpectorem moicis - -f . ^. ntf . ntuB
.pandoWritineum locum quem «pttj«t
►cat^n
et fenterffe autorem coni
juris
Google
*
Bibliothccae Harleianae.
i6t
Num.4472.
juris interpretationes hie inferuimus, contend modico
iummario, ut quam facillime rivulus fontcm demon-
ftret."
27. cc Provlfions de garde des Sceaux de France, en
faveur deM. du Vair, au mois de May 1616."
28. " Edit de Creation de Greffier des Inftrii&ions,
et Controlleur des Tiltres, conformernent a ceux des
Mois de Mars 1553, Avril 1554, et Juin 1581/'
Some printed Papers are fubjoined, on the fame
§ubje<a.
29. " Requefle de M r> les Treforiers de France a la
Reyne Mere Anne d'Autriche, pour eftre maintenus
dans leurs Privileges, et decharges de la taxe qui leur
eltoit demande, pour Patribution de fix vingt mil livres
de Droits." This Paper feems to have the original Sig-
natures. A printed Paper is fubjoined, entitled,
* c Raifons pour l'Eftablilfement de l'infinuation, avec
les refponles aux Obje&ions qui pourroient eftre
faides."
30. " Declaration originale et autorifee de la propre
main du Roy, du 1* Decembre 1642, par la quelle fa
Majefte remet et pardonne a Mg r le Due d* Orleans
l'alliance qu'il avoit fake contre fon Service avec
PEfpagne ; luy permet de recevoir, et de jouir libre-
ment, dans fon appanage, et hors de la Cour, de fes
penfions et revenues ; le declarant toutefois incapable
de la Regence, et le privant de fon Gouvernement
d'Auvergne, tt de fes Compagnies de Gendarmes, et
de chevaux legers." This is on Vellum, and feems to
be the Original.
. 31. " De Porigine des Chanceliers, de TExcellence
de cette Charge, et de leurs fon&ions, expliques par
divers Exemples et Citations."
32. " Copie d'Arreft en faveur des Secretaires du
College des Finances, fuprimes, qui ont fervi 20 annecs
du 16 Juillet 1664."
33. Creation de la charge de Garde des Sceaux, en
faveur de M. de Biragues, pour decharger le S r de
PHofpital Chancelier. Fevrier 1573-
34. " Extrait du Regiftre des Immatricul£s des Secre-
taires du Roy, commen9ant le 29 Jane r 1535."
35. " Edit de Creation de Huift vingt Offices
d'Advocats au Confeil, 1643."
36. c< Extraits de Sermens d'Advocats au Confeil,
Certificats de Greffiers, &c. 1653-" Several Papers
together of a fimilar Kind.
37. " Ordre du Roy, pour.mettre entre les Mains
des Commifs 1 *' les pieces juftificatives des droicts de
M. le Chancelier, &c. 1653."
38. " Lettres et Declaration du Roy, en faveur de
M. de Sillery Chancelier de France pour les honeurs,
droits, et profits, attributes a la dite Charge, non obftant
la creation d*un Garde des Sceaux. Du 13 Sept*"
1622."
39. " Difcours des Chanceliers ; de la grandeur,
autorite, et fondlions de leurs charges. II y en a trois j
dont les deux derniers font faits par M. le Chancelier
Seguier, au fujet de fa Conteftation avec M. Mole, Garde
des Sceaux."
40. u Relation particuliere de tout ce qui fe paJTa au
Farlementfur la Verification des Lettres de Monfieur le
Garde des Sceaux, du Vair. Et les uifficultes qui y font
meues, pour empecher qu'elles ne fuflent vcriffies pure-
mcnt et (implement, a Caufe de la Claufe de prefider aux
compagnies Souveraines, qu'ils ne voulurent pas ap-
prouver, 1616." With other Papers of the Chancellor
Seguier relating to the fame Subjeft.
41. " Lettres patentes du Roy Francois I. du 7 Avril
1527, par lefquelles il commet fon Chancelier* pour en
ion Abfence ouir les requeftes," &c.
Cat. Harl. Vol. lit
Num. 4473%
42. €€ Lettres, ou Provifions d'Offices de Garde d$
Sceaux et Chancelier de France 1 550 & 1551." Various
Inftruments of a fimilar kind are here aliened together.
They are about 26 in Number.
43. " Memoire d'un reglement a faire, pour, les
Officiers de la Chancelerie. ,>
44. " Ordonnance de M. de Marillon &c. Aout 1 666."
With other Papers on the fame SubjefL
45. " Memoire des ChaufFe-ciies Scelleurs heredi-
taires des Chanceleries de France, pour le droit de der-
hiere Lettre par chaque jour de Sceaux qui doit etre
tenu en la Chancelerie de France. " With a printed
Paper on the fame Subjeft, and fome other Docu-
ments.
46. " Memoire de Meffieurs les Maitres des Requeftes
par faire voir la juftice de la requefte qu'ils ont prefent£e
au Roy fur les entrcprifes qui fe font tous les Jours,
contre Thonneur, la dignite, et fon&ions de leurs charges,
par Mefs** les Prefidens et Confeillers du Parlement."
47. " Extrait de quelques parties employees dans les
Comptes de la grande Chan rie de France, fous les noms
d'aucuns particuliers; et des Chan 1 * et Gardes des Sceaux
de Sillery, du Vair, Mangot, du Vair, de Vie, et
d'Aligre."
48. " Cohtrat d'abolition de la traite foraine en
Bretagne, au mois de Decembre 1583."
49. A Paper of the Chancellor de Sillery 1 59 1. With
Letters Patent of the fame Date.
50. " Inventaire des Eftats de Comptant qui font es
mains de Monfeigneur le Chancelier."
51. " Declaration originale faite a la Chambre des
Compts par M. le Chancelier Seguier de fes biens et
efFets 7 Aout 1650/'
52. " Obfervadons que j'ay fait fur la maniere dont
la Reyne, les Princes, les Cardinaux, et autrcs grands
efcrivoient a Monfeig r le Chan r Seguier, depuis 1658,
jufque en 166c."
53. " Requefte des Confeillers et Referendaires de
la Chancellerie de Paris, contre les Confeillers Secretaires
du Roy, fur la declaration obtenue par les derniers,
portant qu'ils minutteroient, drefferoient, et pourroient
expedier, tant en la Chancellerie de France qu'es autres
Chancelleries."
54. " Eftat et Rolle des perfonnes qui ont tte em-
prifonnez au fort PEvefque, par le pres Commandement
de fa Maj te et de Fordorinance de Monfeign r le Chan-
cellier."
55. " Refponcfc du Roy rendue par M. Ie Garde des
Sceaux aux deputez du Parlement."
56. A Paper on the Appointment of Seguier to
fucceed, the S r de Chafteauneuf. Marked on the back
" Extrait lorfque Monfeigneur fut fait Garde des
Sceaux."
57. " Extrait du regiftre du briffe de la prevofte de
**** du Roy et grande Prevofte de France." y
The four lalt Articles are not at all noticed in the
Table of Contents.
4473-
[4473. — 4488. Siiarto^
1. " La Dance des Aveugles : par Pierre Michault."
This has been feveral Times publiflied. xv.
2. " Cy dedans font contenus plufieurspctizDictiez."
Thefe are in Verfe.
3. " L'iijftru&ion de Chevallerie & excercife de
Guerre." In Profe.
4. •« Cy commencent tous les debats, appointemens,
et accortz, qui ont efte fait, les temps palKs, entre le
Roy de France et le Roy d'Angleterre, pour les duchies
de Normandie et de Guyenne."
Tt 5. Another
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Num. 4473-—4477-
5 . Another hiftorical Traft, without a regular Title,
but profeSng in the Introdu&ion to treat principally,
" des guerres qui ont efte es temps paflez a la Duch6
de Bretaigne." . .
6. M Declamation fai&e touchant le cas qui puis na-
gueres eft advenu a Paris." .
7. " Proceflus Balue." Satires in French Verfe,
againft a Cardinal.
The Book is written on Paper, and is well pre-
ferved. The Hands differ in the various Trafts, but are
all equally ancient.
4474"
" Leftrif et debat de Vertu et Fortune." In three
Books, verfe and profe. The following Dedication
precedes the Prologue, " A trefhault, trefpuiffant, et
trefredcubte prince, Phelippe Due de Bourgogne, de
Brabant, &c. Martin le Franc, prevoft de Laufanne,
Secretaire de litre Saint pere Nicolas, treftiumble re-
commendation." At the end Martin le Franc is ftyled,
« Tres excellent poete et orateur." Written on
Paper. ■ xv -
4475-
A Paper MS. with the following Title annexed, in a
Hand nearly as old as that of the Book. xv.
" Ce prefent livre de droit fut tranflate par Meftre
Silveflre Guerin, mefter des Arts, chapellain du Collage
de No!tre Dame de Matignon, et perfonne de Thyr-
mulle, a la requefte de mon tres honore Sg r Monfg r de
Matignon et de Thorigny en la ville de Caen, Tan
It appears to be directed chiefly againft Simony.
447 6 -
A Book, written on Paper, containing a Hiftory of
France and the neighbouring Countries, from the year
1448 to 1467 : by Jacques du Clerc, Efcuyer: who
profeflbs particularly to give the Hiftory of what came
to his own Knowledge. The Hiftory is in Five Books,
and dwells particularly on the Affairs of Philip the
Great, Duke of Burgundy, to whom the Author was
attached, and with whofe Epitaph his Hiftory con-
eludes. There is a very ample Table of Contents,
referring to the Pages of the Book. A kind of pre-
paratory Account of Englifh Affairs is prefixed, with
the following Introdu&ion. xv.
t; Coppie. Pourtant que apres ce que Je Jacques
du Clercq, Efcuyer, Seigneur de Beauvoir en Ternois
ay clos mon premier volume, des chofes advenues en
mon temps et venues a ma Cognoifance, Es quelles
chofes advenues j'ay paile de plufieurs chofes advenues
en Angleterre, et comment Edouart Due d'York fut
couronne Roy de l'Angleterre, et le Roy Henry et fon
fds Edouart en debouttez et puis morts ; J'ay efte adverty
et fceu le commencement des divifions et la caufe dont
elles meurent audic Royaulme et ce qu'il en advint para-
vant mon dit volume du commencie [qu ?] Je declareray
cy en bref la caufe des difordres qui advindrent auditt
Royaulme, et comment a ete caufe prefque tous les
princes Judit Royaulme y moururent parl'dpee."
This Book may probably throw fome light on that
period of Englilh Hiftory.
4477-
1. u Coutumes de Normandie, en vers." xv.
2. " Les 4 Livres d'inftitutes du Juftinian, en vers."
The Author feems to call himfelf Bcrtran de Chalphepie
(probably the fume as Cbaufpit\ a native of Gafcony.
Written on Paper. This MS. and No. 4474.5, came
from the Collection of Foucault.
Num. 4478—4482.
4478.
A French Common Place Book, of various Matters,
chiefly hiftorical. The firft Part, of 168 Leaves, the
fecond of 58 ; both alphabetically arranged, xviu
4479-
A Colle&ion of French State Papers, confifting of,
1. " Extraitt des Regiftres de Parle ment, de Tart
1364 julques 1545. Xvi.
2. " Compilation des arreftz de la Cour de Parlement
de Paris, faicte par nous Jehan Durant, Confeiller receu
en icelle court le douzieme jour deMars 1543- E* ledit
Jour receu confeiller en la Chambre des requeftes du
palays a Paris."
3. " En ce prefent volume eft compris en brief le
ftyle et ufage de la pra&ique de France, fuyvant les
ordonnances royaux. Compofe en forme d'alphabet,
par Monfieur de Confages a piit prefident a Bordeaux,
et lorfqu'il la efcript eftoit prefident de la petite Chambre
des enqueftesaPaiis, Tan mil cinq, cens cinquante trois."
below this is written,
" Efcript en O&obre 1 564."
" Scriptoris de D. Confaga Kpigramma.
" Hue, hue Lector, ades, doftumq % evolve libellum
Quern tibi compofuit Confageana manus.
Jurifprudentes inter quos Gallica teilus
Nunc habet, huic non laus ultima jure datur.
Quippe hujus ftudio clara eft nunc reddita praxis,
Afpera quseque fuit plana et amcena via eft. ,,
4. " Arreft de Parlemeat confers fur feance des
magiftratz advocatz en prefence du Roy. 1553"- 186
Leaves, with a Table at the end. This Book does not
appear to have belonged to the Seguier Collection.
4480.
1. " Regiftres du Parlement, de 1522 a 1523.''
with an Edict dated 1527. xvi.
2. " Les ^ Livres des Vierges du S. Ambrofe,
Evefque de Milan, a fa foeur Marcelline." A tranflation
more modern than the preceding Collection.
4481.
A large Quarto Volume, written fairly on Paper, between
Red Lines, containing,
1. An Account of the Emperor Charles V. with the
following Title: % xvi.
" Ce livre contient aucunes actes, grands voiaiges, et
hauhes entreprinfes faittes par feu d'exeellcnte et noble
memore le vi&orieux Prince Charles d'Auftrice, en foa
vivant Empereur des Romams tousjours augufte, cin-
quiefme de ce nom, le quel nafquit en fa ville de Gand
chief lieu de fon bon pays de Flandres, en Tan de grace
mil cinq cens et termina a fon eaige de cincquante huift
ans en fes Roiaulmes des Efpaignes, qui fut en Tan mil
cincq cens cincquante huiQ:, et gift en fon Royiaulme
de Grenade aupres d'aucuns fes nobles predecefteurs de
fon code maternel Roys des diftes Efpaignes. Dieu luy
foit mifericors et a tous trefpaflez. Amen."
The Leaves are numbered to 402.
2. Another Work in a different, and apparently a
more recent Hand, entitled, " Traiftd des Comtes dc
Flandres et d'Arthois." This appears to be imperfeft.
4482.
The Hiftory of Troy, in the French Romance Rhym«;
in Verfes .of Eight Syllables, and containing near
Twenty thoufand Lines. It is written by Benoit, or
Benoit de Saint More, of whofe Works confiderable
illuftration has been given by the Abbe de la Rue, m
the 1 2th Vol. of the Archsobgia, p. 314— 3 2 3- }* e * s
ufually
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Num. 44.82 — 4486;
iifually ftyled only Benoit, but M. de la Rue confiders
the addition of de Saint More, which appears here, as
no Objection to the Identity of the Perfon. In the
beginning he takes the full Name, but m the Body of
the Work he calls himfelf fimply Benoit. This Work
is cited by M. Galland, Mem. de l'Acad. des Infer.
Vol.11, p. 729, and by Warton, in his Hiftory
of Englifti Poetry ; but the latter does not appear to
have known of this Copy in the Harleian Colle&ion.
Benoit profeffes to tranflate from Cornelius, who
having found the Hiftory of Dares Phrygius at A thens,
tranflated it from the Greek into Latin. Th»s Cornelius
is a pretended Cornelius Nepos, whofe Work, the
Forgery of a dark Age, in a corrupt Latin, without any
Greek original, has often been publiftied with Di&ys
Cretcnfis, a fimilarly fpurious produ&ion. It occurs in
MS. at No. 641 of this Colle&ion ; and begins, as the
printed Copies do alfo, by a Dedication to Crifpus
Salluftius, which the Forger wiflied to be taken for
Salluft the Hiftorian. Benoit fays that he had made
great ufe alfo of the Work of Di&ys Cretenfis, which
he muft have done, and of other Writers alfo, for his
Poem is longer than both the pretended Hiftories
together.
This MS. is fairly written on Vellum, in Two
Volumes, with the principal Letters illuminated. It is
well preferved, and feems to have no Mutilation but in
Part of the laft Leaf. It was marked in the former
Catalogue as of the 14th Century, but is probably of
the 13th or earlier. Benoit wrote in the 12th. xin.
4483-
A large Catalogue of printed Books, in Greek, Latin,
French, Spanifli, and Italian, written on Paper, and
extending to 276 Leaves. It might perhaps be the
Collection of Seguier, fince the marginal Notes are
evidently in the fame Hand, in which the Tables of
Contents to his MSS. are drawn up. See particularly
fol. 38, 119, &c. Thefe marginal Notes are all in
French.
44^4- '
A Collection of Infcriptions, fhort Poems, and other
Extrafts, in Latin, French, &c. beginning with,
i« " Inscriptions de la Place des .Vi&oires, par
Regnier des Marais." Thefe occupy Eight Leaves, the
Latin Inscriptions (landing firft, and the French Tranf-
lations on the oppofite Side. Fol. 5, 6, 7, & 8, had
been bound by miftake at the end of the Book, but are
now rightly placed.
2. Latin Inscriptions on Erafmus, with many at Paris
by Santolius (Santeuil) and others, fol. 9.
3. Selections in Profe, on various Subjects, in the
Manner of a Common Place Book, in French, with
Spanifh and other Verfes intermixed. 14. b. — At fol.
19. b. &c. are fome Italian Verfes. xvi.
The whole Book contains 46 Leaves, very fairly
written, and comprifing many curious Articles.
4485.
A thin Book finply written on Vellum, with a fplendid
Illumination at the beginning, containing the Rules
of the Order of St. Michael, eftabiifhed by Louis xi.
The following Title is taken from the Rubric to the
Table of Contents which is prefixed.
" Le Livre de Pordre du tres Chreftien Roy de
France, Loys xi e de Phonneur de Saindt Michel. 1 ' It
is dated at the end 1476. xv.
Nuni. 4486 — «44gi.
4486.
Two very different MSS. bound together, as will appeaf
from the following Account :
1. A Book of 117 Pages, befides the Introduction,
fairly written on Paper, containing a Book of Alchemy,
with the following Inscription by Way of Title, " Coppie
fdr l'ori^inal du Sumtnaire et Recapitulation des Cha-
pitres fuivants contenus en ce Livre. Et acheve de
coppier le quinzieme Septembre d'an de Grace Mil
fix cents trente et un. Pour Monfeigneur le Baron de
Tracy." It contains an Introduction of 14 Pages, and
is divided into Two Books, the firft of theory the fecond
of pra&ice ; the former containing Ten Chapters, the
latter Two. In the old Catalogue it is called, " Livre
de Chemie de M. le Prevoft de Paris," but this Name
does not now appear in it* xvil.
2. An old Copy on Vellum of the " Livre de Sydrac,"
which occurs frequently in this Colle&ion, and is par-
ticularly defcribed at No. 4417. 1. The Rubric here
prefixed is, " Sydrac, luy lage philofophe, le quel homme
appela le livre de la fountaigne de toutes fciences."
The Name of " Thomas Baker," is written at the end
in his own Hand. The Copy is complete ; and there is
fome Writing added, in a more modern Hand* in Latin
and old Englifh, confiding of Verfes and other Extrafts,
written on the four laft Pages by fome Pofleffor of the
Book. xiv.
4487.
A Book from the Collection of Foucault, written on
Vellum. On the firft Leaf is written, in a modern
Hand, " Roman de Florimont par Aymer," which
Account is confirmed by the introductory Lines in
the firft Page. xiv.
4488.
An elaborate Work on the Laws and Statutes of Nor-
mandy, with the Text and Commentplaced alternately
throughout : and with a Calendar prefixed. It is
written on Vellum, 478 pages, and belonged to the
Count de Brienne, whole Arms are on the Coven
There is no Title, but the Defign of the Author is
marked in the firft words, " Pour ce que noftre
intention eft a efclaver en cefte euvre au mieulz que
oious pourrons les droiz et les ejiablijfemens de Nor*
mandic" &c. The Work is in good Prefervation. xv.
4489 & 4490.
[4489 — 4519. .F0//0.]
Two Volumes of the Seguier Collection bound in one.
They are the third and fourth Volumes of Official
and Original Letters, written by and to the Chancellor;
but are mifplaced, as the fourth (lands firft. Each
has a Title fairly written in thefe Words :
t; " Copies de Lettres efcrites par Monfeig r le
Chancelier, et Lettres originates efcrites audict Seigneur*,
par plus r8 paniculieres et officieres de diverfes Provinces
du Roy rac pendant les Mois de Juin, Juillet, Aout, et
Septembre 1656. Volume iii."
2. " Lettres miflives originates efcrites a Monfeigneur
le Chancelier par mefs" des Parlemcns de Provence,
Rouen, Touloufe, Grenoble, et autres Officiers de Juf-
tice de divers Provinces du Royaume* depuis le \$'
Aout 1656, jufques au 10 Novembre 1657, Vo-
lume iv."
4491.
Belonging to the Seguier Cplle&ion ; original Letters
of Secretaries of State to the Chancellor Seguier, in
the
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Num. 4491— 449$*
the Years 1*58, 1659, 1660. With the following
Title: " Lettres de Meffieurs le Tellier, de la Vrilhere,
de Brienne, et de Guenegaud, a Monfeigneur, Secre-
taires dEftat?'
449 2 -
Another, with the following Title : "Lettres de plu-
fieurs Archevefques, Evefques, et Abbes, efentes a
Monfeigneur, depuisPannee 1659, jufqu^a 1662."
4493*
A Volume of the Seguier Papers, with this Title:
" Lettres des OfRciers des Provinces, tant des Parle-
mens, Prefidiaux, Bureau des Finances, qu'autres, k
Monfeigneur depuis fannee 1658. jufqu'a 1662."
4494-
" Information contre PEvefque de Mende, Pan 1640.*
Seguier Colle&ion*
From the Segirier Colledion. A Volume of State Papers,
completely indexed at the beginning, under the fol-
lowing Heads: " Attaches, Commiflions, Jurifdic-
tion, Lettres, Orcjonnances, Paffeports, Provifions,
Saiivegardes." They extend from 167910 1685. The
whole contains 197 Leaves, of which the firft is mu-
tilated.
4496.
From the Seguier Collection. Various tra&s, printed and
written on the fubje& of the Coinage in France, 57
in Number. Bound up with No. 4518, which is of
a fimilar kind.
4497-
A fair and beautiful MS. on vellum, containing a French
treatife on Falconry, by John de Francyeres. It be-
gins thus — " Cy commence ung liure de faulconerie
lequel frere Jehan de Francyeres, chevalier de Pordre de
Sainft Jehan de Jherlm, commandateur de choafi en
France, et dempuys grant prieur d'acquitaine, a de-
traift et affemblc de trois maiftres falconniers cy
apres declairez, en leur temps moult expers et treffa-
vantz en Part de faulconerie." On the firft Leaf is
written " Ce manufcrit a efl£ tire du Chateau d'Ham-
bie le 28 Janv. 1704. Cette terre a eft6 poffedee
par les Seigneurs du Houmet, connetables de Nor-
mandeeet Houtteville." It is alio marked with arms,
&c. as coming, " Ex bibliotheca Nicholai Foucault
comitis confiftoriani." On the laft Leaf are two
prefci iptions for Falcons, in French, in a modern Hand.
xv.
4498.
From the Seguier Colle&ion, bound up with No. 1131.
A Paper MS., evidently the latter part of fome larger
work ; for, befides the Title of the firft Article, the
Leaves are regiftered at bottom in the manner of a
printed book j and the firft Page is marked as the
beginning of a third Alphabet, a a a 1. Though the
Book is Folio, twelve Leaves are regiftered with one
Letter, like a duodecimo. The Regifters run to f f f.
throughout,
1 . Part of a Metrical Chronicle, In French, being
the third Volume, or part of it, beginning with " Pro-
logue fur le tiers Volume de la cronique Francoyfe."
The Prologue occupies three pages, then begins the firft
Chapter, with the following Argument in Verfe :
" Sur le propoz facile a decouvrer
Icy endroit prenant heure que ouvrer
Puiffe au deffault dung meilleur fecretaire
Je traiteray que le fecond Clotaire
Fait Brunefchilde a dure mort liv^er."
Num. 4498 — 4506.
Itis continued into the Reign of Pepin, in 33 Chapter*}
each having a fimilar Argument, and concludes, " C ell
fin du trois volume." •
2. " Epiftre en forme de cbmplain&e, fur la tuycte
de clement Marot, compofez par le frere myneur, et
par luy envoye* au Francbys." The writing of this
feems rather more recent than that of the preceding
Chronicle ; nor does either Part feem to be older than
the Sixteenth Century. xvl -
4499.
A French Tranflation of the firft Twenty-one of Lord
Bacon's Effays, omitting the 14th, which treats of a
King. It is a Paper Book of 2 1 3 written pages, tran-
fcribed in one Hand, and corrected in another. Pre-
• fixed are feven Leaves, containing the firft Effay, re-
tranferibed, with the corrections incorporated, and
the Beginning of fome Remarks on that, Effay. The
Remarks, however, break off at at the third Line, and
are followed by fipme Mottos and a Table of the Ef-
fays, referring to the Pages*
4500.
1. " Traite de Paix entre France & Efpagne, au cha-
teau de Cambrefis, 1559-" * v l 9
2. " Extraift du Livre de Mr. Jehan le Feron, des Ar-
moiries des Comtes de France," from A.D. 562 to
^3. " Noms & Surnoms des Admiraulx de France,"
from 1284 to 1554.
4. " Noms et Surnoms des Marefchaulx de France,
from 653 to 1554-
5. " Noms desPrevofts& Guardes de Parys, 1269 a
l S55"
6. " Abbregfi des Comtes de Boulogne & d'Au-
vergne."
7. Hiftorical Fragments, in French, very confufed,
and very ill written.
8. c< Calendrier notable." An old Calendar, fo ftyled
on the oppofite Page.
9. Other loofe Papers, in French and Latin.
10. " Copie du proces extraordinaire contre Pamirale
Degmont."
11. Account of Miracles, Hiftories, and other Matters
relating to the Abbey of St. Martin of Tournay, &c.
written in different Hands.
12. " Extraift d'un manufcript, de Pan 14? 8,
pafques le 22 de Mars. Parlement tenu a la Baflee,
entre les Ambaffadeurs et commis du Roy, et des Dues
et Duceffes d'Auftriche, ou font contenus les argumens,
demandes, allegations, et refponces, que feirent les di&s
Ambaffadeurs, les uns aux autres, demonftrans le droift
que chacune partie pretendoit en la Duche de Burgogne
et pays environ."
13. " Difcours de M. Matthieu Chalien, Dcfteur en
Theologie, Profeffeur et Chancelier de PUniverfite de
Douay, fur le faicl des danfes de ce temps, prononce en
forme de Cathecefes (fic) en faveur des Eltudians. ,> —
Oppofite to this Title is the following Latin Epigram :
In choreas.
" Ecce chores chytarse ftrepitus ciet, ite pudicse,
Ite ftolsc, et zonae vincula facra, procul.
Jam Satyri venient Baccho praeeunte, petulca
Eft turba, inq, omnes infidiofa modos.
Hisne, quaefo, manus, neinjungite, qusefo, pudicae,
Neviftas tandem det pudor jpte manus.
Antcnius Gamier, Biruntinus."
This Difcourfe is followed by a Fr^ment, in the fame
hand, on Quinquagekma Sunday.
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Num. 4501 — 4506.
14. " Le Demefhe du Droit de Bourgognfc, Flandres,
ctAttoys."
15. Tranfa&ions and Treaties between the King* of
Prance and the Dukes of Burgundy.
1 6. An Alphabetical Lift of fome Names of Criminals,
with Annotations, apparently by the Judge, in parallel
Columns.
17. " Advis donnc par ung vieux Cavailler Francois,
a le Monfg r le Due d'Orleans, frere unicque du Roy, fur
Teftat des Affaires prefentes."
18. An Account of Francis I. about the Year 1515;
imperfect at each End.
4501.
u Ordinaire d'Orleans pour Pannee finie au Jour de fefte
Saint Jean Baptifte 1657. Hierofme Egrot, Receveur
comptable, Double, Godereau, Procureur."
An official Book of Accounts for the Province of
Orleans, admitted, figned, and attefted by the proper
Officers. Fairly written on Vellum. From the Seguier
Colleftion.
4502.
A Volume of the Seguier Colle&ion, written in an un-
formed and juvenile, but very legible Hand, and con-
taining various Mattel's.
1. Emblems, feventeen in number, in French, with
a Latin Device to each, and a Profe Expofition fub-
joined.
2. Two Tra&s, entitled Paradoxes, one on Duty, the
other on Flattery. In French.
3. Letters in Profe, on a Plan taken from the Epiftles
of Ovid, but in the Names of different Perfonagcs,
namely, from Achilles to Polyxena, and her Anfwer :
from t/.oroebus to Mvgdon ; from Clytemneftra to
Agamemnon ; Antiope to the Rulers of the Amazons ;
Palamcdes to the Grecian Princes, &c. xvii.
4503-
Of the Seguier Collection. A Book on the Laws of
the French Court of Parliament, in 391 Sections,
w th a complete Table of Contents, except the laft
Leaf. The general Title indicates that fome-
thing had preceded. " Sequuntur plurima notabilia
quae vidi pronunciari per arrefta in curia parliamenti,
et alibi/' xvi.
45°4-
A French Tranflation of the two firft Books (out of
four^ of the Cortegiano of Baldcfar Ca/liglione. There
is no Title, nor any Introduction by the Tranflator ;
but it begins at once with the Tranflation of the ori-
ginal Dedication — <c Au reverend et tres illuftre Seig-
neur, Monfeigneur Michel de la Foreft (de Sylva)
Evefque de Vefeu Q r ifeo) ; Baltazare de Caflillon le
Courtefan." V xvi.
It belonged to the Seguier Celle&ion, and is marked
" Lecomte."
4505 & 4506.
From the Duke of Newcaftle's Collection.
1. " A Collection of Precedents in the Court of
Queen's Bench, from the 12 to the 37th of Q. Eliza-
beth.
2. " The Reading of John Stone of Graves Inne Efq.
upon the Statute of the 1 3th of Eliz. Cap. 7. touching
Bankrupts, learnedly and amply explayned." The two
N°* bound together.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4507 — 4514.
4507 & 4508.
Bound together, and marked as belonging to the Seguier
Collection.
Two tranflations of the Pfalms in French Profe, or
rather the fame Tranflation in two different ftages of
Progreft ; the former being full of Interlineations and
Corrections, which in the latter are generally incorpo-
rated. The latter is alfo much more fairly written, hat
an ample Collection of parallel Paflages in the Margin,
and is interleaved, for the Purpofe, probably, of inferting
Annotations. xvii.
45°9-
A French Book of Aftrology, of 259 Leaves, the firft
feven wanting. From the' Seguier Collection, xvii.
45IO & H.
Two Volumes connected with the preceding, written in
the fame Hand, and containing good Drawings of
the Signs of the Zodiac, and the principal Conltella-
tions ; with an Account of Comets, Stars, &c. — the
firft Volume beginning at fol. 12. No. 4787 is alfo
conne&ed with thefe tour. xvii.
4512-
A Continuation of the fame Work, containing the va-
rious Syftems of the World, an Account of the
Creation, of the Seafons and Months, with Figures
fimilar to the foregoing. The Whole from the Se-
guier Colledtion, and apparently the Beginning of a
great Work, a large Part being left Blank. xvii.
45*3-
A Book of the Seguier Colle&ion, containing a quaint
Device of fome Aftrologer, for jhe Service of
Louis XIV. There is an emblematical Frontifpiece,
with Verfes at the Beginning and End of the Book ;
the reft being filled with Lifts of Names, and other
Words, rhyming to each other ; and fome magical
Tables and Squares, The Verfes are in quatrains,
anfwering in pairs to each other j the firft entitled
always, u entre ou rencontre au corps du fecret the
fecond, " claufture du corps du fecret, refpondant a la
(telle) entree/' It is perhaps in vain to feek the ex-
plication of this whimfical Work, efpecially as the
Author fays, of thofe who lhall attempt it,
" Mais ilz ont beau pefer parole apres parole,
Sonder dedans dehors, torner Padroict Penvers,
Leur huile ilz y perdront s'ilz n ont en mon efchole
Apris, de vive vois, dc retourner un vers."
The Author fpeaks of it as a Work of great labour.
" Louys Pannee eft ja, voire et plus que paffee
Depuis que Jour et nuift mons clerc et moy pennons
Sans avoir en Pefprit autre but ny penfee
Qu'a rediger par ordre et en rime les nons."
The Verfes are written in red ink, and the Borders of
every Leaf ornamented with coloured foliage. Moll of
the Leaves are double, and fold out upwards. xvii.
4514.
A Volume of the Seguier Collection, containing various
Papers.
1. " Ufurpstiom furPEmpire, par les Empereurs et
les Roisd'Efpagne, de la Maifon d'Auftriche. En Italie,
en Alemagne, et es Pays Bas."
2. Two Papers relating to the Te Deum for the Cap-
ture of Perpignan.
x (a.) u Ceremonie faifte a Noftre Dame de Paris, pour
le Te Deum de Perpignan le Marcredy 17 Septembre
Uu 1642."
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Num. 4514.
1642." With a Plan of the Church, and the Diftribu-
tionof the Attendants in it, prefixed.
(J).) " Relation de ce qui s'eft paffe au Te Deum*
pour la Reddition de Perpignan, chante en la grande
Eglife de noftre Dame de Paris, le 17 Septembre 1642."
3. to 11. Papers relating to the Precedence of Am-
baffadors in treating for Peace, with Documents and
Authorities from various Treaties, and in various Lan-
guages.
it. A Table of Contents to fome Volume, confifting
of Treaties between France and other Nations, from
1631 to 1641.
13. " Le retardement de la part de PEmpereur, et de
fes adherans, a la conference pour la Paix k Munfter et
Ofnabruc."
14. " De PAccommodement qui fe peut faire, pour
les deferences d'honneur aux Ambafladeurs des Eftats
generaux des Provinces unies des Pays Bas, par les
Ambafladeurs de France."
15- " Trai£bS de Confederation et Alliance entre
Henry iv. Roy de France, et les Eftats Generaux des
Provinces Unies des Pays Bas, Tan 1608, le 13
Janvier."
16. " Que le Roy ne doibt s'obliger par le Trai&e de
Paix, que luy, la Reine de Suede, la Republic des Pro-
vinces Unies des Pays Bas* et autres fes Alliez feront
enfemblement, avec PEmpereur et le Roy d'Efpagne,
de contraindre par Armes les di&s Alliez d'entretenir le
dift Traiae."
17. " Pfoje£t des Efpagnols au Trai&e de Paix avec
lc Roy, et les Advantages qu ils en veulent tirer."
1 8. " Inftances et rourfuites des Empereurs Fer-
dinan4 xi. et' Ferdinand in. A ce que le Roy qui&e
entierement ce qu'il tient es eftats de Lorraine,**
1 9. " Pour la SouverainetS et Jurifdiftion du Roy es
Villes de Mets, Toul, et Verdun."
20. " Que le Roy ne doibt trailer de Paix con-
join&ement avec PEmpereur, et le Roy d'Efpagne, ains
fepare'ment."
2 1 . " Differens du Roy avec PEmpereur d* Alemagne,
touchant les Evefchez de Metz, Toul, et Verdun."
22. " Que Stenay (autrement di& Sathenay ou Afte-
nay) n f eft point Fief de 1' Empire, ains relevoit autref-
fois k Foy et Hommage du Duche de Luxembourg, le
quel ne depend du di£t Empire, foit pour la Souve-
rainete et Jurifdi&ion, ou le droick de Feodalit£. De
forte qu'k la Conference pour la Paix il n'en doibt eftre
trai&e qu* avec les deputez du Roy d'Efpagne, et nulle-
ment avec ceux de PEmpereur."
23. " La Ville de Moyenvic (en Latin Medius Vicus)
fituee entre Vic et Marfal, eft d'anciennetd du Temporel
de PEvefch6 de Metz, et de la Chaftellerie de
Vic."
24. " Que le Royaume de Portugal appartient k plus
jufte titre k Jean iv. k prefent Roy de Portugal, que
non pas a Philippes iv. Roy d'Efpagne, parce qu'il
defcend d'Edouard, fils d'Emanuel Roy de Portugal, et
le did Philippes ne vient que d'Ifabelle, fille du did
Emanuel."
25. " Pretentions du Due, de Parme au Succeflion
du Royaume de Portugal, contre Jean iv. Roy de
Portugal."
26. " Table genesdogique des Rois de Portugal iffus
en ligne mafculine de la Maifon de France. De par
Robert, Due de Bourgoyne, frere puifn6 du Roy
Henry 1. et fils du Roy Robert, qui eftoit fils deHugues
Capet."
27. " Coppies de plufieurs titres et Memoires qui
eftoyent cy devant au Trelbr des Chartes de Nancy, et
k prefent fe tmuvent au Trefor des Chartes du Roy, en
la Sainae Chapelle."
28. A Table marked at the Top, Godefroy ; it is
written in the fame Hand as the Contents of feveral of
the Volumes, and defcribes many of the Pieces which are
in this Volume.
29. " De rUnion a la Couronne de France, des
Duchez de Lorraine et de Bar, et autre Seigneueries,
tenues cy devant par les Dues de Lorraine."
30. " Que le Roy fe peut recompenfer fur tons ks
Eftats du Due de Lorraine, des dommages qu'il a receu
de luy. Encores que ce Due recognoifle PEmpereur
pour fon Seigneur, Souverain, et Feodal."
31. " Les villes de Metz, Toul, et Verdun. Raifions.
defquels nos Rois fe font fervy, pour ne point render les
diftes Villes.
32. " Que le Roy, comme Comte de Champagne,
et iflu de Henry 1. Roy de Navarre Tan 1270, a Droidt
de Feodalite fur le Chaftel et la Chaftellerie de la Motte
en Lorraine." With a genealogical Table of the Kings
of France, Counts of Champagne.
33. " Adveu pour le Chaftel de la Motte par Thie-
baut 11. Comte de Bar, qu'il veut et accorde, tant pour
luy que fes fuccefleurs, Comtes de Bar, debvoir tenir a
Foy et Hommage de Henry 1. Roy de Navarre et
Comte de Champagne, et de fes hoirs et defcendans
Comtes de Champagne; a Troyes, Pan 1272 au Mois
, de Feburier."
34. " Du droift de Souverainete, et jurifdidion qui
appartient a PEmpereur, fur le Duche de Lorraine, en
certains Cas."
35. " Lettres patentes de PEmpereur Maximilian 2.
Par lefquelles il inveftit Charles 11. Due de Lorraine,
du Marquifat de Pontamu(Ton du Comte de Blamont,
&c."
36. " Qu'il eft a propos qiPil foit faict au Roy cellion
et tranfport par la Ducheffe de Lorraine, tie fes droidls
es Duchez de Lorraine et de Bar, et au Marquifat du
Pont Amouflbn."
37. " Ceflion de Tranfport au Roy Louys xr. et a
fes hoirs et ayans caufe, par Marguerite, Rcinc d'An-
gleterre, &c. des Droifts qui luy pouvoient lors appar-
tenir, ou luy appartiendroient au futur, cs Duchez de
Bar," &c.
38. <c Que les filles des Dues de Lorraine et de Bar,
doibvent eftre preferees a leurs oncles patemels, freres
puifnez de leurs pefes. Et aux autres mafles de la
Maifon plus eflongnez, en la Succeflion des difts Duchez."
39. u Table generate des Titres et Memoires, con-
cernant les Duchez de Lorraine et de Bar, &c. le tout
diftingu^s par volumes, felon les Matieres et POrdre des
tamps."
40. " Refutation de la pretendue Origine de la
Maifon de Lorraihe, que Pon veut faire defcendre en
ligne mafculine de PEmpereur Charlemagne, et plus
haut de la famille des Merovingiens."
41. " Comme depuis Pan 1559 plufieurs Hiftoriens
Lorrains, et autres ont mis en avenant POrigine que
defTus de la Maifon de Lorraine des Rois de France, de
la premiere et feconde Race, et par confequent que la
Couronne de France appartient aux Princes de cefte
Maifon."
42. ' " Pretentions des Efpagnols, que le Royaume de
France appartient au Roy d'Efpagne, comme eftant de
la Maifon d'Auftriehe," &c. &c.
43. " Refponfe k la proteftation du Prince Nicolas
Francis, frere de Charles, Due de Lorraine. Dattee
de Vienne en Auftriche Pan 1641, le 28 Septembre.
44. " Lettre de Fran9ois de Lorraine (cy devant
Evefque de Toul, et Cardinal, frere du Due Charles)
aux Ele&eurs, Princes et Eftats de PEmpire afTemblez a
RatMbonne Pan 1641."
1 ♦ 45. " 1. Rai-
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Num.4514, 45 1 5-
45. " t . Raifons principales des Efpagnols, pour nc
point rendrc aux proprietaires les Royaumeis de Navarre,
et de Portugal, et le Duche de Milan. r 2. Remors de,
Confcience de l'Empereur Charles v. et de fon fils
Philippes 11. Roy d'Efpagne, fur la fin de leurs Jours
d'avoir detenu le Dift Royaume de Navarre."
46. " Inftru&ion des Eftats d'Hollande toiichant le
pouvoir de leurs deputez aux Eftats generaux des Pro-
vinces Unies des Pays Bas."
47. " An unfiniflied Letter to Seguier, apparently
from Mr. Godefroy.
48. " L'Eftendue de la Seigneurie de la Republique
des Provinces Unies de Pays Bas."
4Q. " De la prefeance, et prerogative d'honneur des
Ambafs" de la Republique des Provinces Unies des Pays
Bas, fur les Amb r » du Due de Savoy, du Grand Due
de Tofcane." &Ci &c.
50. " Du Rang et Prerogatives d'honneur que les
Amb* des Provinces Unies de Pays Bas pretendent avoir
en France et autTc part/*
51. " Accord pour les faufconduits a Hambourg Tan
1 64 1, le 25 Decembre."
52. " Advis fur les longeurs et evafions queTEmpe-
reur et le Roy d'Efpagne ont ufe jufques a prefent. Pour
ne conclure aucun Traidte de Paix avec le Roy et la
Reine de Suede."
5?. "Pierre Gongalez de Mendoze, Cardinal et
Archevefque de Tolede ; principal Miniftre d'Eftat foubs
. Jean 11. Henry iv. Ferdinand et Ifabelle, Rois d'Efpagne,
Fefpace de quarante trois ans : depuis Tan 1452 to
1495."
54. " Inventaire des Memoires manufenpts de Mon-
feigneur le Chancelier." xxxvm Volumes. A Lift
of Papers, fome of which are in this Volume.
55. Proceedings of M. de Bezan9on againft the
Archbp of Bourdeaux : an attefted Copy, on 52 leaves,
iigned at the end thus, " Collationne a l'original de-
meure en nos mains, S r de Bezanqon Cons r du Roy en
fes Confeils, fai& a Paris le 26 Jan r 1692. D. Be-'
fan^on."
56. " Relation du Voiage que j'ay fai& au mois de
Feburier 1641, en Provence, par commandement de
Monfeigneur le Cardinal Due de Richelieu et de Fronfac,
pair Grand M rc Chef et Surintendant General de la
navigation, commerce, et galeres de France."
4515.
From the Seguier Colle&ion, containing Mifcellanies.
1. " Oraifon funebre de M. le Cardinal de Richlieu."
fol. 1. 1 xvii,
2. " ExtraQ: des Traitcs d* Alliance faits entre le
Roy de Suede et les Eftats Generaulx, par laquelle ils
reconnoifTent fa dit Majeite pour fouverain de la Mer
Baltique'." 86.
3. " Efcrit fait par feu Mons T le Prefident Janin, con-
tenant fon advis pour faire la Paix avec ceux de la
Religion pretendue Reformee." See alfo N° 7. 38.
4. " Jugement et confiderations fur le livre de M. le
Chevalier Temple ;Sir W. Temple) Amb r d'Angleterre
en Hollande, ou il traitte de Vt ftat des Provinces Unies,
Imprimee chez Barbin en 1675 in 8° a Paris." 94.
5. Projett de Reponfe au memoire de Monfieur
1'Evefque d'Aichftat, public le 30 Aout 1673 a Ratif-
bonne, et imprime a Bruffelles, foubz le Tiltre de Mani-
fefte de PEmpereur." 104. ,
6. " Foedus inter M. Britanniam & Ordines Generales
Belgii unitos conclufum 31 Dec. 1677, et 10 J an -
1678."
7. Another and a fairer Copy of the Advice of the
Prefident Janin, already noticed at N° 3. 97.
Num. 4516 — 4520.
4516 & 17.
From the Seguier Collection. Two Volumes of Letters^
and Copies of Letters, to and from the French Mi-
nifters, Louvois, &c. and Perfons employed by them,
at Meffina, or in matters relating to it, in the years
1674-5 and 6. This was during the Revolution there^
of which an Italian Narrative occurs at ^3548, and
a French Account at 4454. ^4519 refers wholly
to the fame SubjeS.
From the Seguier Colle&ion ; and confifting of Trafts
written and printed, refpe&ing the French Coinage ;
exa&ly fimilar to N° 4496, with which it is bound
up* xvii.
45*9-
Mifcellaneous Colle&ions, printed and MSS., on the
Subjeft of Medina, during the fame Period with the
Letters in 4516 & 17.
4520.
A very thick Folio Volume of the Seguier Papers, in
Latin, French, Italian, and Spanifh.
1. A Fragment in Latin, with Two Titles, firft,
" Archi-capellani et Capellani nati." Secondly, " Proto-
capetlani et Archi-capellani affumti Regum ac Principum
in Belgio a Philippi Boni temporibus." 1.
2. Memoirs in French ot Thomas k Kempis, Peter
Bembo, & Famian Strada. 2.
3. Ordonnance du Roy Louys treize de Tan. 1624.
Copie." 5.
4. " Le Sr. de Montferant, Commandant pour k
Roy des Troupes de fa Majefte, dans la Citadelle de
Liege." An Order to fend out feveral of the Inhabit-
ants, Aug. 30. 1675. 7*
5. " Copie" d'une Lettre, laquelle commence, Men
bon frere, Nepheu et Coufin. y De Aranjues le 22
d'Avuril 1594." fol. 9. Now wanting.
6. Memorial in Flemifti. 10.
7. " Extrait de certain Regiftre contenant les Privi-
leges de la Ville de Lille, de Tan 1452." At the end,
" Collatione au dit Regiftre et trouv6 concorder de mot
k autre, par nous Cominiflaire et Adjoinft foubfeript.
Le Brun. Du Bois." 1 2.
8. A Letter in Spanifli, beginning, " Seiior Don
Andres de Aluarado Bracamonte, que ha venido dt
Flandres." 14.
9. Two Papers, dated Bremen 22 & 29 of April
1625. Dutch. 15.
10. A German Paper, Leipfig 31 March 1655.
20.
1 1. A Letter fubferibed, " Bourgemaitres, Efchevins
et Confeil de la Ville N. N. de l'An. 1677." 21.
12. "Traiftez des Droift et Anions que ont les
Princes de Bourgongue, tant contre les Rois de France
que Dues de Gheldres et de Zutphen. Ante Annum
1538." 22 ad 42.
13. " Inftrumentum Pacis Caefarec^Gallicum Novi-
omagi die quintft Februarii 1679 conclufum et fub-
fcriptum." 42 ad 48.
14. " Traiftez de Paix, tant entre TEmpereur et la
France, qu'entre le meme Empereur et la Suede, con-
cluz et fignez k Nimmegue, le 5 Fevrier 1679. Traduit
du Latin. ,> 48 ad 50.
15. A Letter in Spanifli, dated Madrid y Abril 23.
50.
16. A fliort Account of fome Spanifli Works on
Hiftory, beginning, " Las obras del P. Pedro Ribade-
neyra de la Compania de Jefus," &c. f. 51. Alfo at
N° 56. Followed here by a Fragment in Latin, fub-
fcribed, " Aftum Bilfeldiae in Weftphalia."
17. Some
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Num. 4526.
17. Some Remarks in French on a Latin Pafiage,
beginning, " AJbertug, Saatoniac Dux, &c.' Margareta
Auftriaca, Maximiliani et Maria* Burgunda filia, &c."
55-
18. A Latin Epiftle, " ad Fi'ancifcum Horenbecium
Chmdarenfem Epifcopum." Signed Laureniius i Dript.
19. A Fragment in Latin, beginning on the fecond
fide with thefe Words, " Super quibua ordinationibus
multa notari poffunt." 58.
20. A Flemifh Paper, fuperfcribed, " Byden Co-
ninck." 1630. 59-
si. A medkal Cafe; " Lovanii, 26 Feb. 167 1."
Signed by three Medical Profeflbrs. 60.
2*. cc Chronica in Honorem Miraculofse Virginis
vulgo infant." 65.
23. A Paper in Latin, refpe&ing Antonius des Barres,
Antonius Gamier ; and Antonius Perrenotus. 66.
24. Memoir in Flemifh, 1609. 67.
45. A Latin Paper, beginning, u Pater San&iffimi
Dni nil Clementis ix. vocabatur dns Jeronymus, et
mater," &c. 68, .
26. A Flemifh Paper, entitled, " Copie Vant gene
Van Langrcn Cofmographe Van S. M. &c. 1671. 71.
27. " Copie de la Lettre de S. A. le Due de Lor-
raine efcritte a M. Le Comte de Lignevflle. 1654.
Copie de la Lettre de S. A. Imp le . eicritte a S. A. le
Due Francjois. Copie de la Lettre de S. A. Imp ,e . a
M\ Le Compte de Ligneville. Copie de la Lettre de
S. A. Monfeign r . le Due Franqois a M r . le Comte de
Ligneville, de Vienne le 13 Mars 1654." 75.
28. " Le Soulevement du Royaume de Naples contre
fon Vice Roy, en fuite de celui du Royaume de Sicile."
77-
29. " Grace accordee aux Woywodies de Cracovic,"
&c. , 83.
30. " Memoire deNhnmegue, le p T . de Juillet, 1678.
&le27Juin." * 84.
31. Two Papers in French, the firft beginning, " Son
Alteffe la Princeffe Palatine, lorfqu'elle eft partie de
Paris avec la Princeffe Marie, &c." The fecond fuper-
fcribed, "Anholt 16 de May 1671." And beginning,
* c Son Alteffe Monfeigneur le Prince de Salm, &c.
86.
32. M De Luxembourg le 27 Juin 1673. Be Liege
27 dudift Mois." 90.
33. 34. Original Letters in Spanifh, figned by the
King, and fuperfcribed, " Porel Rey, Al Conde de Mans-
felt, Suprimo del Confefo de Eftado." 1593 anc * l 59S*
35. A Paper originally marked, " Memoriale et
Req le a fon Ex" pour le Prevoft General de la Cour."
94.
36. "A Paper fuperfcribed, " Wratis Laria 29 Jan.
, Anno 1646." And beginning, " Miles ^uidam qui
multis annis Caefari militavit," &c. 95.
37. " Copia de carta, efcrita por el Conde de Mon-
tereij a Don Pedro Ferrandes del Campo, 1675." Alfo
an Anfwer, and another Letter. 98.
38. A Spanifh Paper, beginning, " Haviendofe jun-
tado el exercito del Principe de Oranje el dia 1 9 del
paffado, con el que manda el Seiior Duque de Villa
hermofa," &c. 99.
39. " Extrato del Regiflro de las Refoluciones de
los Altos y poderofos Senores Eftados de las Provincias
Vnidas. Martes a 19 de henero 1649." With another,
30 de henero 1649. 10 S*
40. " Copia facada del Regiflro de las refoluciones
de los Eftados gnrales de las Prouincias Vnidas. SabbatLi
31 Qttubre 1648. 107.
Num. 4520.
41. Letters in Spanifh, fron Don Juan de Auftria to
the Pope, from the King to Don Juan, and other fimilar
Letters, dated 1676. 108.
42. A Letter in Spanifh, from Don Juan to the Queen,
Oft. si. 1668. no.
43. A Spanifh Paper, beginning, " Defpachofe un
Correo en toda difigencia a Saragofa con una Carta de
la Regna," &c. With fimilar Papers. 112.
44. " Copia de la Carta del Rey nueftre Seiior, que
Dios guarde, al Senor Don Juan." " Copia de la Carta
de S. A. D n . Juan de AUftria al Rey no de Arragon."
1675. ii4- #
45/ " Copia de la Carta de S. A. Don Juan de Auftria
al Reyno de Arragon." 1671. 1 16.
46. A Spanifh Paper, with this Title, €< Si fe deue
Efpana, confederar con Francia 6 Ingalaterra. Tratafe
de haver liga y confederacion con Francia, 6 con In-
galaterra." Signed, " El Abad Arnolfini." En Ma-
drid a. 11 de Julio 1666. 1 1 8.
47. " Copia de un articulo del Teftamento del Em-
perador Carlos Quinto de Gloriofa Memoria." 1 24.
48. " Propoficiones de aiuftamiento entra Caftilla y
Portugal, propueftas por el. Emba or . de Ynglatierra."
125.
49. cc A Letter to the Pope, in Spanifh, dated Ma-
drid 11 Junio 1655. (b.) An hiltorical Paper, in the
fame Language, dated 1 548, refpecting the Prince Don.
Phelipe. 128 — q.
5c. " Copia de una Confulta que iffo el feiior Inqui-
fidor Glial, Confeffor de la Reyna Nra Sefiora, reipon-
diendo a una Carta, que efcribio a fa Mag 1 , el S" r . Don
Juan, de confoegra, en 21 de ottubre, i'atisfaciendo a
los cargos que le haffe en ella." Madrid y Odubre 2 1
de 1668. 132.
51. A Letter in Spanifli, dated Alameda a 16 du
Abril 1634. 1^5.
52. " Copia de carta de S. A. el Ser mo . S r . Don Juan,
efcrita a la Regna nra S ra . defde Saragofa, a i4 ra . de
Abril de 1670." 156.
53. " Los puntos, que el S or . Nuncio, en Nombre de
fu Santidad, ajuft6 con la Reyna nra S*. fobre las re-
prefentaciones del S° r . Don Juan, en 26 de Marfo, fon
los figuientes." 158.
54. " A Letter to the Queen, on an aft of Guarantee
which is annexed. Both in Spanifh. The Letter begins,
" Seiiora, Defpues de todas las Controverfias que en la
negotiation de la Guarantia fe han ofFrecido." And is
dated, " Brus\ k 28 de Enero 1670." fol. 160. The
Aft follows at fol. 161, and is marked (54.) b.
55. An Account, in Spanifh, of the County of
Hainault, &c. beginning, " Una parte del Condado de
Henao, como fon las villas dc Mons, Valencienes, Bu-
chain," &c. f. 166. Three Leaves, numbered now as
they ought to ftand (55.,. 1. O5.) 2. (55.) 3.
56. Another Copy of the fame Spanifh Paper which
occurs at N° 16. followed by a Letter beginning, " Ha
leydo muchiflimos Padres, come fon S. Auguftin," &c.
171.
57. " Copia de Carta del Cardinal Nitardo, para el
Senor Don Juan de Auftria. Copia de la Refpuefta de
S. A. 1672." 173.
58. " Copia de la Carta de fa Ex\ el Marques de
Caracena, efcrita al General de la Cavalleria. 1662*"
*74-
59. " Papel de un miniftro frances, para fu Rey."
60. A Calendar, in Flemifh rhymed Verfes, written
in 1624." ' 183.
61. " A Copy of an Ordinance, in Flemifli, dated
Bruflels 158 1. 189.
62. A
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6i. A Fragment of a Lift of Names of illuftrious
l?erfon$, numbered in the Margin, as for Reference.
In French. Beginning, " 445. Hault et puiffant Prince
Philippe Guillaume Gomte Palatin du Rhin," &c.
191.
63. A Latin Letter, dated, " Romae. 1 Decemln
1 676." 193.
64. A Fragment in Italian, relating to the Counts,
&c. of Brefcia. 195.
65. " Itinerario que lleva el Ser*\ SeBor D tt . Juan
defde efta Corte a la Coruna." 1 98.
66. " Officiers tuez et bieffez depuis le 2+ Juillet
1675." , 200.
67. " Seance des Ele&eurs, Princes et Eftats de
PEmpire, a la Propofition de la Diete, a Ratifbon, le 13
de Juin 1653." aol#
e8. u La Chambre du Gouvernement, ou de Ober —
Rafts— Otuebe, &c." 202.
69. " Catalogus Mediqorum, Pi&orura, Hiftorico-
rum," &c. 204.
70. " Extraift du Regiftre de la Ville d'Aix de Tan
1588.** 206.
7 f • " Copie Extraifte de certain document en parche-
inin, repofant es Archives des Dames du Noble College
d'Ardenne, portant datte de Tan uoi. Collationee
& Concord, quod Teftor, Nodart, Notaire Public 1660."
208.
72. " ExtraiQ: d'un fort beau et tres ancien Miflel en
parchemin, efcript en lettTe Romaine, couvert de Bois et
cuir roux, garny de ferrures de cuivre, iceluy repofant
en la trefiorie de FEglife Madame S te . Begge a Ardenne
fbk 4. auquel fe trouve la forme et ferment que font
oblige faire les fept GentiMhommes, qui doivent jurer
les quartiers de chacune Dam cllc receupte aud'. Chapitre."
213.
73. " Extrait faitc a Hambourg." 15 Apr. 1655. In
Flemifli. "216.
74. " Extratto d'uno libro intitolato, Relatione tri-
partita del Viaggio di Gierufalemme, defcritta da Fra.
Steffano Mantegazza, Sec. Stampato in Milano 161 6."
218.
75. Two Letters in Italian, from Chev. di Gremon-
ville to the Emperor, dated Vienna 1672. fbl. 222, The
fecond Ihould (land firft.
76. " Inftruttione per gP Em mi . Legati, che deuono
riceuere la Regina di Sued?, e quello fi deue afferuare
nei fuo incroito in Roma/ 9 228.
77. " Defcripcion d^ la Tierra San&a." fol. 230. In
Spanifh.
78. A Catalogue of Books in various Languages,
written in a very fmall and neat Hand, and extended to
upwards of 852 Articles. It is very exaft in the De-
fcriptions, but it does not appear to what Colle&ion it
refers* 232.
79. " Qui de nomifmatis fcripferint, et Icones exhi-
buerint, ex Ant. Auguftini Dialogo xi. Et Levino
Hulfio, utiliflimi Afterifco notantur." 256.
80. A Fragment of the Hfftory of Brabant, beginning,
" Philibertus feu Philippiis Hugonetus natione Gallus
quern Burgundia protulit, Matifco educavit," &c. It
extends to 1505. See 124. 258.
81. A French Letter, on the Subjett of the Count
d'Ifenghien, by his Grandfather j without Signature or
Date. 262.
82. " Everardi Waflenbergi S. C. M. Hiftoriographi,
Cenfonus Anti-Cafo mEx m °. lH ino . D no . D. Francifco de
Monm et Corte Real CafcrHi Roderici Marchione, &c*
Bulg^rim ac lluryundionuni Gubernatore fingulariter
exprdfus." 264.
83. Part of a Treaty in French, between the Em-
peror and the King of Thunes or Tunis. 278.
Cat.Harl. Vol.IIL
Num. 4520.
84. <c Confiderations pour les quelles il ne cohvient
que fa Ma* donne et attache la place de Chancellier du
Confeil de Gueldres a la NoblefTe de la dite Province ou
Quartier, qui refte a fon obeiffance." 282.
85. " A French Trad, to defend the Marriage of the
Baron du Courtenbac & Helmond with Mad. de Gon^
zage de Mantoiie. 286.
86. " A French Memorial, "A fon Exc*. C'eft avec
raifon qu* Anne Wary, vefve du feu Jacques Defcombes,
natif de Myan en Savoye," &c. 29a*
87. " L'Armee du Prince d'Orange. L'Armee du
Roy de France/' 292.
88. " Copie de la Lettre de la Reyne au Due de Villa
hermofe." 1675* 296. .
89* " An official Letter to announce the Peace of
Nimeguen, fuperfcribed, " Don Carlos de Guerrea,'*
&c. At bottom, " De Bruxelles 29 de Decembre 1 678.
paraph£ de Pape. v\ et Signe Duque de Villa-hermofa,
Conde de Luna, et plus bas Contrefigne Verreycken,
La fuperfcrrptron eftoit, a Meffieurs du Grand Confeil
du Roy a Malines." 297.
90. 44 Le Breant, ConP. du Roy, commiffaire ord^
des guerres, fubdefegue al' Intendance de Gand et De-
pendances." 1679. 298.
91. u Reglement fafte, en attendant la Ratification de
la Paix, au Camp devant Mora." 1678. 306.
92. Deliberation of the States General, on the Lettet
of their Ambaflfodors in England,, the 4th May 1668.
308.
93. " Copie d y une Lettre envoite par M r . le Marquis
de Grane, a M r . le Generalle, de Montecocoully dil
Camp de M r . de Crequy pres de Tuendorf le 2 1 d'aouft
1675. " 3?°-
94. " Relation en bref du fiege de la Ville d'Aire. ,f
1676. 3 1 *
95. Conditions agreed to in the Camp before Cond£*
^676. " 4 ' 318.
96. An Order from the King, w De par le Roy,
Veu par nous Bernard le Grand Preuoft du Regiment de
Piedmont, et f^ifant la Charge du Preuoft General de
Maeftricht, ,> &c: 1671. " 320,
97. <c Copie de la Declaration de M r . des Carrieres
faite au Confeil de la Ville de la part du Roy tres
Chretien." 1675. 322.
98. u Copie de la Lettre du Cardinal de Bouillon
aux Chanoines de la Cathedrale de Liege.° 333.
99. u Copie de la Lettre de Son Ex". M r * le Comte
de Naffau, a Meffieurs les Bourguemaitres de Liege."
1676. With another Letter fubjoined. 324.
r 100. " Lettre des Etats Generaux au Roy de la
Grande Bretaigne." 1666. 326.
10 1 . " Lettre des Etats Generaux des Provinces Unies
au Roy de France. 10 lobre 1671." 330*
102. " Articles concluded between the Marquis de
Louvby, for the King, and the Prince Guillaume dt
Furftemberg, for the Ele&or of Cblogne, &c. 1672,
332.
103. 4r Cepie de la Lettre du Prince d' Orange, d*
Rooiendael le 9 9bre. aux Euts du Pays du liege."
J35-
104. A Paper beginning, " Le Roy a veu le me-
riioire, que M T . TAmbaffadeur d'Angleterre lui a pre-
fent^, &c. Fait le 29 Janvier 1670. Signed Libnne.
33 6.
105. Another, beginning, <c Eftant parvenu a la
cogniffance des Etats, &c. de ccs Pays baa & que le
pretendu drok de la Reine dc France a ces dks Pays-
, bas," &c. 33 s -
106. * c Ordonnance du Roy. Pour obliger fes Sujet
dispais qui ont eftez cedez a fa Ma le dans les Pais bas
lefquels font etigagez au Service des Prince eftranger
X x et
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Catalogiis Librorum MSS,
Num. 4520.
«t qui ont pris party dans leurs trouppes de s*en retirer
dans deux mois et de revenir dans les terres de l'obei-
lance de fa Ma te foubs les paines y contenues. Du 20
Aouft 1668." ^ 339.
107. A Letter beginning, Sur la fin du mois de
Juin, J'ay recu ordre de Bourgogne de paffer a la Diete
de Bade," kc. 340.
108. " De par le Roy, Michel le Pelletier — Intendant
de la Juftice, Police, et Finances en Flandres." Lille
1677. See 121. 341-
109. " Ordonnance du Roy en interpretation de celle
de fa Majeft6 du 26 Dec*. 1676. du 10 Mars 1677."
342.
1 to. " Copie d'une deuxieme Lettre que le Baron de
Cuines a fait femer parmi la Ville de Valenciennes peu
de jours devant la fiege." 343.
111. "En confeil de h Cite de Liege, y appellcs et
convoqufis, les Sieurs etMaiftres et Commiffaires, les
64 deputes des Metiers, les Capitaines, et les 32, tenu
en la fale de la Maifon de Ville, le 21. de Fevrier 1677."
345-
U2. " Lettre du Roy a M r . le Marefchal de Humi-
<res, au fujet des Contributions." 1676. 346.
113. " Copie de l'envoy fait par les Intendans de fa
Majefte, enfuite de l'offre fait a la conference de D'Eynfe,
pour le premier terme des Contributions de la quatrieme
annee de la guerre. 1 ' 348.
114. " Advis au public au fujet des Contributions."
1676. 350.
115. A Letter of the King of France to a Prince of
the Blood, 1677. 352. a.
1 1 6. A Letter, beginning, " Monfieur, Je vous avois
mande, qu' apres la bleffure de M r . le Marquis de Riqx-'
bourg nous receumes ordres," &c. Without Signature.
354-
117. " Harangue du Roy de la Grand Bretagne aux
deux Chambres du Parlement, du 28 Janv. 1 677." Alfo,
M Reponce du Parlement au Roy, traduit de l'Anglois
en Flamand."
u 8. " Articles propofez et accordez par le Roy aux
Deputez de la Ville et Diftrift de Gand." 358.
119. " Lettre d'un Bourgeois de Tournay a un de fes
amis demeurant a Bruxelles, touchant les pratiques des
Miniftres d'Efpagne, pour faire affaffiner le Baron de
Cuincy." 362.
120. " Articles propofez au Roy tres Chreftlen par
les Prefident et gens du Confeil en Flandres, a Gand."
1*78. 367.
12 1. " Michel Je Peletier — Intendant— en Flandres."
1678. See N* 108. 370.
122. " Diflertation fur le Parlement de Bourgogne,
et FHiftoire des Premiers Prefidents." 37 2.
123. 44 Ceux que Ton trouve par les Comptes du Roy
avoir efte du Confeil d'Eftat, depuis Tan 1530 a Tan
1654 " • . 376.
124. A Fragment of the Hiftory of Brabant, be-
ginning, "Philippus cognomento Audax," &c. fol. 382.
SeeN°8ofci26.
125. A Fragment, in Latin, with various Names and
Dates. 385.
1 16. Fragments of the Hiftory of Brabant, beginning,
" Magnum ac vere Auguftum Maximorum, ex Regia
Valefiorum familia, Burgundiae Ducum, potentiflimo-
rumq; Belgii Principum Concilium, defcripturus, operae,
pretium duxi altius ipfani hiftoriam indagare, &c" With
a fecond, beginning " Philippus cognomento Audax."
like N° 124. fol. 405. End A D. 1396. 387.
127. " Edift du Roy fur la publication fai&e atoutes
perfonnes, banquiers, et aultres, de expedyer ou envoyer
en Court de Rome aucuns Couriers, ne aultres, pour y
fair* ttnir or ou argent, foit pour matieres beneficiales
Num. 4526,
provifions et aultres expeditions. Publy£ en la Cour
Parlement a Paris, le 7 Jour de Septembre." 1551.
409.
128. " Extrait des Trophe£s de Brabant, de Chrifto-*
fre Brutkens Prieur, et d'Autres" In French and
Flemifli. ■ 4 ! 5*
j 29. " Recherche curieufe et demonftrative de cin*
quante fix Bienheureux Jurifconfultes, qu* Officiers de
Juftice pour enfeigner les Ignorans, et convaincre les
Malveillans de ce que ceux-la croyent, et ceux-cy veulent
fouftenir, que Punique Saind en cette Profeffion, tant
falutaire que neceffaire, au repos et bien public, feroit
un Breton appelle Iwon, y adjoutans meme par raillerie,
que montant au Ciel paff6 quatre cens, ou environ, il
auroit tird Tefchelle apres luy." 421.
1 30. " Genealogy of the Family of Rym, in French.
^ ^ ^ " 0 427.
131. " Brevis et fuccin&a nafratio fanationis tarn,
fubitaneae, quam inopinatac," &c. fol. 428. Im-
perfect.
132. Another Fragment, beginning, t€ Plurimis jam
nunc, ut audivi, affe&us vefter erga D". Brun," &c.
429.^
133. " Breue Fabii Epifcopi Neritonenfis ac Nuntii
Apoftolici, Datum Monafterii Weftphalorum," 16 Od.
1649. ^ 43°-
1 34. " Prefident et Gens du Grand Confeil en Tan
1516. et autres fuivans." 4^2.
135. Larin Tetraftics on feveral Popes, from Adrian 6
to Innocent the 1 ith. 434*
136. A Spanifh Paper, beginning, " Algunos pimtos
que fe pueden reprefentar en favor de Guilhelmo de
Blitterfwyck Confelero," &c. 436.
.137. An Italian Narrative, beginning, " Alii 23 Sep-
tembre, pranfo fua Maefta, a Douagno, Citta principale
della Brabantia," &c. 437.
138. A Paper in Flemifli, on Frederick WilP% Mar-
grave of Brandenburg. 439.
139. A Latin Letter, dated Bruflels 1654. 441.
140. Hiftorical Fragments, in Latin, &c. 442.
141. Writings in Latin, in Celebration of the Blefled
Virgin, fol. 445. Two Papers, in different Hands,
confufed together ; four Leaves each.
142. A Paper refpe&ing the Jefuits, apparently in-
ttodu&ory to the Hiftory of ihe ten firft Generals of
their Order, " Decern primorum Societatis Jefus patrum
nomina, cognomina, nationes, Dioecefes, ordo Voca-
tionis, dies, menfis, annus, et locus quo quifque obiit."
45 2 -
143. The fpurious Epiftie of Lentulus, concerning
our Saviour. 453.
144. A Hiftory of S* Catherine of Sienna, beginning,
" Et quamvis nulla extent ad nos, literarum monumentis
tranfmiffa, de affettu S. Catharinae Scnenfis," &c.
454.
145. " Conception immaculee. Le Pere Mertens, l'a
fort naifment prononc€, a mon Opinion, en fon fermon
faift le 8 Oftobre 1667," &c. 46c.
146. <c Le Pere Corrct devant le Roy de France, a
Lille, fur, Repleti funt omnes Spiritu Sanfio" 461.
147. Three Tra&s, in Latin, cc De obfervatione Man-
datorum Dei." 465.
148. " De Bonitate Dei." 47 1.
149. Latin Tra&s, " De Paflione Domini." fol. 479.
Two different Tra&s, mixed in binding.
1 50. Chara&ers and Interefts of the Cardinals in the
Conclave. In French. 485.
151. Latin Sentences from Scripture, applied to all
the Cardinals. , 489.
3 152. Copia
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•Num. 45^6.
t$L " Copia di Lettera fcritta dal Gran Vizir al £cc d
*Sig r Duca di Sagan, peruenuta a Vienna li 30 Giugno.
1663." " ^ 497-
155. A Latin Letter, beginning, " Rev™* Celfuudo."
Dated Romae Die 24 8bris 1676. Signed, " Joes
Meffcnig ab Outreloure." 440.
154. " Excerpta quaedam ex Romanis Litteris.
5of.
155. Clar* 1 Dni Anthonii Torquati, LL.D. Ma-
giftri, Medicinae Dodoris, Prognoftici Ferrarienfis a<J-
curatiffimi, anno 1480." » 502.
156. " Prophetia S. Thomae Archiepifcbjri Cantuari-
*nfis qui Martyrifatus fuit anno *i 174." 504.
• 157. " Narratio Eclipfis Solaris 28 Jan. 1664."
. 5°5-
158. " Hodierna die Deo fint laudes, i*Martii 1664,
Ratifbonae in Collegio Statuum Imperialium ereda eft
Generalitas corporis Imperii, et modo fubfequenti infti-
tuta." 506.
159. " Media neceflaria ad Defenfionem afflidi
Belgii." 508.
160* " Ada quaedam Mediolani aiino 1638."
510.
161. A Latin Addrefs to the Dauphin of France,
512.
.162. " Lettre du Roy de France, au Pape ; le 30 Aouft
1662.'* 514.
1 63. A Preface to fome Work, beginning, " Currente
hoc anno 1667, in luceni pfodiere libelli tres, quorum
primus/* &c. 515.
164. " Juramentum Marchionis de Cartel- Rodrigo
praeftitum in Ecclefia Divae Gudulae, 1666" 516.
165. " De qualitate Signorum Caeleftium;" &c.
. 166. " Philip Balthazar, Villain de Gand, Prince de
Mafmines (?) Comte d'Ifenghein, Chevalier du Toifon
d*or, Gentilhomme de la v hambre de fa Ma ,c Gouver-
neur et Cap ne General de la duche de Gueldres."
519-
167. A Latin Trad, beginning, " Plane illud ridi-
culum, quod Pontifex Solem repiacfentet, Imperator
Lunam," &c. 520*
16s. Extrad of a Sermon by Father Gerard, Jefuit.
In French. 521.
169. Letters in Dutch, dated Bruflcls 1666.
522.
• 170. " Thema. Ex nihilo nihil fit.*' 528.
11. " Relacion de las buenas partes y calidades — de
Don Theodoro Van Vffele d'Ameyden, &c. 1665."
3 2 9-
172. Geographical Defcriptions of Vienna, Hungary,
&c. wriiten in French. 531.
173. fc< De la Religion des Turcques." 539.
174. " Djfcription de Iherufalem et des Saints
lieux, qui font dans la Ville, et aux environs." 549.
175. " Ce qui s'enfuit eft exiraid d'un livre qui porte
pour titre Voyage de Levant, fait par le Commandemant
du Roy l'annee 1621. Par le S r du C. qui dans fon
adverttfTement, di: ce qui s , enfuit. ,, 551.
.176. A diftind relation of Queen Chriftina's change
of Religion. In Latin. 555-
. 1 77. A Latin Infcription on the Duke of Parma 1593.
557-
178. " Remarques Aftrologiques fur Tan 1673, P ar
Mre Mathicu Gautier. Cette Prtdidion eft fur peine de
Vie defl'endue en France." 558.
• 179. " Ler Ratifbonenfe annis 1640 et 1641 ; et in
co notatu digna." foi. 560. The two firft Leaves fliould
be tranfpofed to the end.
. 452I \
A Volume of the Seguier Colledion, containing various
Papers, many of them Originals, in French, Latin^
&c* ...
t. " Privilegia Univerfitatis Lovanienfis." 1.
4. " Annotationes in Cenfuram Sorbonicam fuper
Ododecim Propolipones, fcriptae partim manu Michaelis
Briuegel Canonici Antverpienfis, ut ipfe Anno 1591
io° Aug. teftatur ad imum fol. 33. partim etiam manu
ignot& ad finem, fed cum annotatis in Margine ex manu
Michaelis du Baij\ cujus manus Titulum hunc praefixit,
" Honorando Patri Anthonio Sablonio nuper in partibus
Flandriae Provinciali Fratrum minorum." 23.
3. " Extradum ex Libro quodam ceu Memoriali ex-
hibit iim Regi Domino Noftro." Sic Titulus. In Fine,
" Adum A. 1682." Tradat de Fadione Bayaniftica et
Janfeniftica. ' 41.
4. A Royal Edid, forbidding to ftudy in any Uni-
Verfities, except thofe of Louvain ahd Douay, <c Donnd
a Bruxelles le 4™* de Mars 1 569." 45. ad 47.
5. " Qu6d Cognitio in Crimme Haerefeos Redori
Univerfitatis Louanienfis nominatim commitutur, Ra-
tiones exhibitae domino Maximiliano Morillono Cardi-
nalis Granvellani Vicario Generali." On the back this
Title, " De Arnplitudine Redoralis Jurifdidionis quoad
Haereticorum punitiones." 47^
6. A Trad beginning, " Quibus Rationibus com-
modiflim£ facillimeque perfici poffet ne herefes in hac
Belgia plures inficiant, et ut qui notent in Religione
Catholica confirmentur," &c. 54.
7. u Epiftola Gerardi a Groeft>eeck Epifcopi Leodi*
enlis conftituens Cornelium Saurely Archidiaconum
et Officialem, &c. dat. A. D. 156$. 27 Aprilis."
65,
8. " Forma feu Inftruftio juxtl qliarh Decani Chria"
Diftridus Bruxellenfis vifitabunt, fuafque vifitationes
fcripto redadas, intra menfem port illam completam
illuitr 100 ac Rever"* 5 Dno Cardinali Granvellano Archiepo
Mecklinienfi, feu ejus Vicariis fideliter referent feu tranf-
mittent. ,, Signed Max. Morillonus. 1 Od. 1568.
9. " Propofitio ex parte R al Dni et Principis Dn
Gerardi a Groeflbeeck Epifcopi Leodienfis, &c. prelatig
ahifq; viris Ecclefiafticis patriae Leodienfis fada in
Palatio fuo Leodii 2i ft Julii 1567" So the Title. It
concludes thus ; u Haec funt R dl in Chrifto et Ven 1 *
fincere diledi ; quae neceffarium putavimus vobis ex-
poni, fuper quibus omnibus veftrum Refponfum ac re*
foludonem cuiufmodi podflimum veftr^ pietate, prudentia,
et iudicH aequitate digna fit, enixe et inftanter pedmus,
et ante veftrum ex hac noftra civitate difcefliun expeda-
mus. ,> 69.
10. " Cenfura Librorum per ITieoiogos Louanienfes
ex Edido Caefareo fada." Beginning, " Ad profligandos
ex inferiore h4c Germania hereticos errores/ * &c. It ends,
44 Nos itaq; Decanu^et reliqui S.Theologiae apud Lou-
anienfes Profeffores, libros hos, (fci. Catalogus fuprahr^
betur) quia periculofe circumferri legiq; vulgo judica-
bamus, concordibus omnium fufiragiis damnatos, &c.
Ada funt haec Louanii Leodienfis Diocefis die nona
Menfis Mail A.D. 1 546." 84.
11. c< Epiftola Vice-Decani & Capituli Ecclefiae Col-
legiatae Arfchotenfis ad Archiepifcopum Me^blinienfem
de Eledione Decani. A.D. 1603. Sept. S°." The Ori-
ginal, with the Seal. 94.
12. " Exponunt debita cum reuerenda Archiepifco-
pus et Epifcopi Prouinciae Mechlinicnfis, &c. 1601."
96.
13. Epiftola Caroli Quinu ad Robertuin de Croy
Epifcopum Cameracenfem A.D. 1543 (or 53*) u Col-
lationata eft prefens copia cum Origin." 98.
1 4- "Jura
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Num. 4531.
14. u Jura Sepulturae et Taxatio Chori, in Ecclefia,
et extra Ecclefiam, pro extrema un&ione> &<u"
t 5. " Taxatio expenfarum pro conuiuio Capituli
Mechlin, fingulis menfibus celebrando. A.D, 1606.
Cum expenfis primi Conuiuii." *oi.
1 6. " Catalogus Ecclefiarum Parochialium quae Ar-
chiepifcopo Mechlin, utiliter uniri poffent* 1 03.
17. " Copie de la fondation de Lcurs Alteffes du
Cloiflre de Keligieufes Carmelites defchautees enBrux-
elles." With an Epiftle of Matth. Hovius, Archb p of
Mechlin, confirming the foundation : A.D. 1608: A>t
the end, u ColJatione fafta inueni praefentem Copiam
concordare cum fuo Original! : quod atteftor, Fran.
Slevon'? * " " 104.
1 8. " Fundatio Cap^% San&i Georgii Siluordiae
A.U. 1334. Confirmatio Fundationis di&ae Cap n *.
A.D. 1334. Utrumq; collationatum cum Originali.
Literac Principis continentes ere&ionem Decanatus
Lyreu per quas conftat Decanum Lyreil capere debere
curam animaium ab Ordinario. A&um A.D. 1229."
1
112.
19. " Carta Originalis continens Procurationem
fectama Canonico S. JPetri de Infulis A.D. 1615"
114*
20. " Matthias Dei et Apoftolicae fedis Gratia Ar-
chiepifcopus Mechlinienfis : Reccpimus fupplicationi-
bus, &c." Thus far the Archb p himfelf, as it fecms ;
the reft by a Scribe. A&um 29 Mail, A.D. 1600. 116.
21. u CommifGo Decani et Capituli MechKn. fede
Vacante. A£him, A.D. 1589. 0 118.
22. " Inftru&io Ejufdera Capituli de his quae fede
Vacante agenda funt." 120,
23. " A&a fede eadem vacante." 121.
24. An Ordonnance and Prayers for Proceflions.
Made by the Archbifhop of Cambray in la the City of
Mons, 6 Feb. 15^3. 123.
2 $. " Extraftum inter cetera ex Bulla originali Illuft*
p. Raymundi Cardinalis Vurcenfis, legati Apoftolici de
Latere, qua ipfe confirmat Inftitutum Standonicum
certaq, ipfis Standonicis priuilegia et gratias Apoftolicas
concede." Anni 1502. 4< Collatione fa&a, &c. con-
cor dare," &c. t2 $.
26. A Traft beginning " Quaravis praeclariffime
«t Reverende Domine," &c. At the end, " Et ita
r.uhi infra fcripto, meliore fanioreq; cujufcunq; Judicio
Temper faluo, dicendum judicandumq; videtur. J. Kerfty-
lldn " * 127.
27. " Supplicatio Confulum et Senatus Cblonienfis
ad Cardinalem Boncompaigium cum ejus Reponfo, A.D.
1584/1 " '37-
28. " Inquifitio de modo et circumftantiis Matrimonii
cujufdam fada ex Commiffione, Archi-Epifcopi Mechlin,
curam Joanne Le Mire Canonico S t,e Gudulae Bruxellis;
tujus manus et figillum in fine appofitum eft/* Origi-
" 139.
29. " Dubia propofita de Juramento - - - - et aliis
huius fcv.uli a&ionibus." 145,
30. «< Articuli quidam Cleri Leodienfis." 149.
31. Caufa Beneficii vacantis confirmato Archiepif-
copo, fed poileflionem nondum adepto." At the end
" Suluo meliori iudicio G. Van Wou." 153.
3 2 - <l Quseritur An fuperior valide poffit fufpendere
Parochum a Dminis et exercitio diuino," &c. Subfcri-
bed Jacobus deBaii, S. T. D. Sti. Petri Louanii Decanus,
6CC.
159.
33. " Copia Propofitionum et Reponforum ;n Capi-
tulo Gcneraii apud S'Tetrum Leodii A.D. 1 573. foft."
^63.
mSSSSSSB
Num. 4521*
34. " Littera* S> E. ad Deputatos Statuum. Atticul*
propofiti Deputatls Statuum. Refponfio Statuum Haa*
noniae fuper Articulis. Remonftratio fuper Requefta et
Articulis per me (id eft, Michael Breughel) ut apparet
cx eius manu, concepta ex mandato Cappituli. f Au*
gufti remonftraui. Refponfio Hannonienfis tranllata in
linguam Teutonicam. Supplicatio ad fuam C— m, ad
Concilium Statuum et ad Deputatos Statuum per Statum
Ecclefiaftkum Antverpienfem. Haec omnia circa A.D.
1578:9 l6 7-
35. " Differtatio Latina in qu& oftenditur non licere
Archiducibus et Statui Generali Libertatem Religionis
Proteftantibus permittere ftiper eorum recepta et articulos
defuper conceptos, A.D. 1578. Jul. 18." 192.
3$. Letter of the Archbifhop of Cambray, on the
Sepulture of Heretics. Mons, 24 Janv. 1583.
37. " Remonftrance Aux Archiducs du Doyen el
Chapitre de l'Eglife Collegiale de St. Denis a Liege,"
&c. 2I 6.
38. <c Articuli fuper quibus Re ml Dni Car 11- Leodiem
et Adminiftrator Cameracen pretendunt fe gravari et
Jurifdidionem ipfis ex jure et confuetudine competentem
laediper Stituta Conflitutiones, et Mandata Confiliorum
et; Jufticiarum Secularium Ce. Ma. in his partibus."
218.
39. " Concordata inter Epifcopum Leodienfem et
Carolum Quintum concepta Anno 1541. publicata vero
anno 1544- Jan. die 12. In Dieft, pro Evidentia." Et
in fine, " Concordat praefens copia de verbo ad verbum
cum altera quam penes fe habet ac fervat Clariflimus
Dominus D. Mazius Confilii privata Ser um Suarum
Celfit tt " Confiiiarius, quod atteftor, De Biffe Notarius/'
228.
^ 40. " Auifamentum Dominoruin Cancelariae Braban*
tiae fuper Differentis fubortis et pendentibus per et inter
C. M. ex una et R Hi0 * Lnos Epos Leodien et Cameracen
ex altera/* 240.
41. " De Jure Regaliae Principibus noftris competente
in Cathedrales Ecclefias Belgii/' 288. ad 312.
42. " Lettre de fa Saintete fur la mefme matiere
du Roy de France du 28 Decembre, 1679."
3 12 -
43. " Cafus. Scmpronius exterus obtinuit nomina-
tionem Facultatis Artium Louanienfis," &c. 318.
44. c< Cafus. Dns Gerardus van Guefchouen medi-
cine et Mathefeos Profeffor nominatus ex parte Univer-
fitatis Louanienfis," &c. At the end " Concordat cum
Originali: quod atteftor Guido Gocques/' Vid. fol. 376.
320.
45. " Nuper D. Guilelmus Piret Ecclefiae S. Mariae
Metropolitanae Cameracenfis Canonicus menfe Januario
An. 1624. ex h&c vita praebendaq; fua exceffit ; earn
nominatus a facultate Artium Louanienfi ad collationes
Capituli Ejufdem Ecclefiae acceptavit D. Guil. Vanden
Velde J. U. L." &c. 328.
46. u Licet in Motivo Juris fufficienter demonftratum
fit quod fola Acceptatio evacuet nominationem, non
tantum refpeftu nominati," &c. 374.
47. " Rationes pro Nega.iua praetenfae Collationis
Dni Guefchouen et ad eneruandum atteftationem D*
Epifcopi Gandenfis." 376.
48. " Compendium Caufae D. Huberti Aegidii Wou-
ters, contra D. Adrianum de Neue." circa A.D. 1663*
377-
49. A French Law Treatife, beginning, " Meffeig-
neurs, Pour cognoiftre les merites et faciliter la judi-
cature du Proces pendant indecis en cette Cour entra
Mr. Hubert Gillis Wouters et Mr. Adrien de Neue,
Profeffeur de la Philofophie en TUniverfite de Louain, M
&c. It contains 493 Sections. 379.
8 50. " Points
Digitized by
fiibiiothecae Harleianse.
i73
Num. 4521.
50. " Points Relevans pour le &• de I'Epine contre
le Sr. Wouters." 443-
51. " Rationes decifiuae pro D. Huberto Egidio
Wouters Appeliante contra D. Adrianwn de Neue Ap-
pellatum." Conftat Articulis 81. 445-
52. " Elucidatio Probationum Exceffus aut non Ex-
ceffus taxae beneficialis qui controuertitur in caufa Iprenfi
pro nominato Facultatis Artium Appeliante coram
Parlamento Mechlinienfi." Among others is, " Valor
Frumenti filiginis et uini pro 20 annis immediate
precedentibus conceffionem priuikgii faftam a Leone x.
anno 1513 : nec non pro totidem annis immediate pre-
cedentibus Ampliationem privilegii Ejufdem feftam a
Paulo 5, anno 16 16. calculatus per florenos, ftuferos, et
placas Brabantiae." At the end, " Ampliffimi Senatus
et cujufvis re&ius fentientis Judicio femper faluo, Andreas
Valenfis, Jacobus Santfort, Michael Vander Perre,
Guillelmus Maes, J. U. Doftores et Profeffores in Aca-
demia Lovanienfi." 45 1 ;
53. " Sequitur Moderatio Odinata per Ven 1 "* et ch%
cumfpeftum Virum Dnm et Magiftrum Gregorium
Nicolai Officialem Cameracenfis - - - civitads et dio-
cefeos - - - fuos - - - parochianos poflint tra&are in
exequiis defun&orum et ea tangentibus et hoc per
diftinftionem quorumq; ftatuum perfonarum." 507.
54. A Law Treatife, in Flemifh. 5°9*
55. Another. 539-
56. A Trad beginning, " Licet Henricus de Bure
olim Foreftarius Ducatus Limburgenfis, modo Supplicans
ac impetrans," &c. At the end, " Quibus omnibus et
fmgulis attentis et ponderatis mihi infra fcripto videtur
praefeto refcribenti adiudicandam efle fuam Conclufionem
antea refcriptione fu& captam, Cum Expenfis, faluo
tamen fummi hujus fenatus faniore judicio, Sic Signatum
P. Cryftynen." & 545-
57. " 1680. Aduertiffement pour Sire Jean Marfon
Doyen de la Chretiennete a Arlon, Contre les Relligieufes
de la Congregation a Tongres appell£s de Luxembourg/ f
553-
58. A Paper on the fame Subjeft, beginning, " Quoy
que Sire Jean Marfon Doyen," &c. Signed A. Cuypers.
560.
59. " Litera Henrici Ducis de foflato a domo Hugonis
Volardi ufq; pontem Reinoldi. A&um A.D. 1220."
5 6 9-
60. " Statuta Curiae Archiepifcopalis Mechlinienfis
Louanii Refidentis Alfo, " Methodi procedendi
Louanii et Bruxellae." 57 1 •
61. " Formula Literarum quibus nouellus Epifcopus
teftatur fe feciffe iuramentum debitum in ConSecratione."
A.D. 1585. "Inftitutioab Archiepifcopo facienda. Cura
Animarum. Collatio Capellaniae Jure deuoluto. Licen-
tia Concionandi et Confefliones audiendi. Litterae Cita-
toriales a reuccationem uoti. Litterae quas fa&a Confe-
cratione Epifcopus mittere tenetur. Licentia ut Epif-
copus aliquis confacret in alterius diocefi. Teftimonium
peregrinanti verfus S"™ Jacobum ,in Compoftella datum.
Abfolutio ab excommunicatione et aliis poenis faSa
Decano Thenenfi, &c. Litterae Confirmations Abba-
tiffae. Modus procedendi in Confirmationibus Abbatis,
&c. Juramentum Abbatis Parcenfis. Litterae Con-
fecrationis Altaris j et plures ejufmodi articuli."
581.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 452i-^453i.
4522.
E Colle&ione Seguieriana;
Tra&atus diio P* le R6ux, prasmMTa ab eodem epiflold
ad Le&orem, in qui argumentum operis aperire pro-
fitetur. Tituli funt.
1. u Triumphant fuperb?a Moab. Pfallente in Au-
gufta Sorbona CI. le Roux Lugdunjeo P." Profa et
carmine. Ad fpl. 12.
2. " Gallia Benedirta, Fratrem Aaron reprsefentante
CI. le Roux Lugdunaeo P." In pag. adverfa, " Ela-
phebolia Paranymphi P.P. forifienfinui." &c: xvn.
4523-
Decifion of the Controverfy between the Due de Nevers
and the Baron de Langres, 1611. Koyal Letters
Patent^ written on Parchment;
4524;
u Divers Memoires touchant la do&rine de Janfenius, et
pour les peres Jefuites d'Alface MS. and printed;
From the Seguier Colleftion;
4525-
From the Seguier Colle&iori.
Original Letters to the King of Fnmce, the Count de
Brienne, &c. &c. written, by the Prefident de Thou.
With many more tranferipts of Letters, and other
Papers, colle&ed and carefully arranged under the
years in which they were written; In Seven Volumes,
VoLL of the year 1657.
N.B. Many of the Letters have reference to
England, and mi^ht illuftrate our Hiftory at that
Period.
4526.
Vol. II. of the fame Colle&ion. For the firfl patf of
the year 1658.
4527-
Vol. III. From July to the end of 1 658. '
4528.
Vol. IV. From July to the end of 1659.
Vol. V.
45*9-
From January to June 1660.
4530.
Part 1. Vol. VI. From January to June 1661.
Part 2. Vol. VII. From July to the <?nd pf the yea*
1661.
4531-
x From the Seguier Colle&ion.
A Volume of Documents and Letters, original and
copied, relating to Germany, in the years 1657
1658. Docketted exa&ly in the fame Manner as
thofe in the Six preceding Numbers, and therefore
clofely conne&ed with them. As the chief part of
the original Letters in both Collettions are addrefled
to the Count de Brienne, it amounts almoft to a cer-
tainty, that they were arranged and marked by his
order. Efpecially as we have many Volumes actually
marked with his Arms.
4532.
A fimilar Colleftion, relating to Poland, in the years
1657 to *66o«
There are indeed numeral Marks continued throughout
thefe Volumes.
Digitized by
*74
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num- 4533—4544-
4533-
The Count de Brienne's Collection of Letters continued.
Relating to Berlin, 1657—1659.
4534-
State Papers, chiefly relating to the Treaty of Munfter,
1647, &c. ' xvii.
4535'
Original Letters to the Count de ©rienne, chiefly from
the Chev r de Terlon at Copenhagen. With Copies
of other official Tapers, regularly arranged, from
Jan. 1627 to May 1661. Marked N* 11.
4536.
The fame Collection continued. Marked N* 12. Letters
to the Count de Brienne from M. Gohory at Venice,
from 25 May 1658 to Feb. 1660. With official
Communications from the fame. Alfo Letters to the
Count de Brienne from the Prince of Monaco. From
Jan. 1O57 to Dec. 24, 1661. With a few other State
Papers.
4537-
The fame Colleaion, N° 13. Letters to the Count de
Brienne from M. Servient at Turin. From June 1
..1638 to March 26, 1661. With other official Com-
munications from him.
453**.
The fame Collection, but not numbered. To the Count
de Brienne from M. le Bailly de Vallancay. Dated
from Toulon, and from various Places in Italy, between
July 1647 and December 1650.
4539.
The fame continued. Difpatches and Papers from M.
de la Barde, Ambaffador from the King of France in
Swifferland. From Jan. 1, 1655 to May 30, 1659.
454O.
The fame Collection. Difpatches from the Count de
Brienne himfelf, and his Son, from July 6, 1 659 to
Jan. 6,' 1660. The Letters of the Son are in general
docketted by M. de B. " Mon fils," with the Date
in his own Hand. *
4541.
A continuation of the Brienne Papers, marked N° 17,
being Letters of M. de Gueffier from Rome, 1657,
'8, 9, & 60. to the Counts de B., Father and Son.
Witji other Communications from the fame.
4542.
The Brienne Colle£tk>n, marked N° 18. Copies of
Letters from the Count de Brienne to his Son, in
1659 and 1660.
4543 \
Colle&ed by the fame, but referring chiefly to an earlier
Period. The Volume contains,
1. Letters to the King of France from many illuftrious
Perfons. From 1 619 to 1628, but one or two much
later. Not exadtly in order.
2. Various Letters to the Count de Brienne, under
his progreffive titles of M. de Lomenie, M. de la Ville
auxCkrcs, and Brienne. From 1618 to 1651. With
other State Papers. N.B. One Letter from the D. of
Buckingham.
4544-
• The Brienne Papers continued. Difpatches from M. de
* a t C hamond, Ambaffador Extraordinary of France at
• Num. 4544^—4556.
Rome, to M. de Brienne and to the King. From
Jan. 26, 1 644 to Nov. 1 645, with one in 16^6. With
other Papers relative to the Occafions, as ufual.
454^
The fame continued. Difpatches to M. de Brienne,
chiefly from M. Dupleffis Befanqon. From 1647 to
1663. With other relevant Papers, and fome Letters
to the King of France.
4546.
The fame Collection. Papers entitled Cabiers, Letters,
&c. on the SubjeCt of Navarre and Bearne, from
1600 to 1624.
4547-
The Brienne Collection continued. Letters & Nego-
ciarions of M. de Comenges in Portugal, 1657 & S.
With feveral Slate Papers.
454#-
The fame continued. Letters and Negociations of M.
de la Have at Conftantinople, in the years 1657 t0
1661.
4549-
The Brienne Collection. Letters from M. de Bourdeaux
at London, in the years 1657 and 1658. With State
Papers referring to the fame.
4550-
Probably from the fame Collection, though not fo
afcertained by any internal Mark, except the Nature
of the Subject, which is a reprefentation to the King
of France, on the Convocation of the States General.
It is a Paper Book of 8 1 Leaves, with the following
principal divifions. 1. The general Addrefs, fol. 1.
Chapitrc de l'Eglife, fol. 9. Chapitre de la Nobleffe,
fol. 16. Chapitre de la Juftice et Police, fol. 28.
Chap, de la Police, fol. 4c. Articles particuliers du
Cayer de Normandie, fol. 64. I have not been able
to difcover the Date.
455 1 -
The laft Volume, in this part of the Collection, of the
Brienne Papers. It is particularly interefting in this
Country, as it contains Letters and Difpatches relative
to the Brit ifti Dominions. The Date from 1643 to
l6 57- •
4552.
A Book of Precedents and adjudged Cafes in Law, from
the 33 to the 41 of Eliz.
4553-
Another Collection, from 2 to 5 of Ch. I.
4554-
[4554—4566. Quartc.~]
A Law Dictionary, it wants the beginning as far as to
the Words, Gard & Mariadge. From the Cuke of
Newcaftle's Collection. " xvn. .
4555-
" TraCtatus de fupplicatione ad SanCtiflimum a Uteris
Apoftolicis, in prasjudicium utriuiq; reipubliae, Ec-
clefiafticae aut temporalis, importune obtentis : et de
illarum retcntione in Senatu. Tomus primus." Liber
chartaceus, luculenter fcriptus, cum tabulis conten-
torura pleniffimis. xvn.
455 6 -
Law ColU&ions, confifting of,
1. "Les Leftures de John C^uu.c de FinnyfLlle
Inne." 8, 9, & 10 Eliz,
• 3 2. "Pre-
Digitized by
Google
Bibliothecae Harleianae
Num. 4553— 4567.
2. " Prerogativa Regis fecundum Robertum Con-
ftable de Lincoln's Inne," 1 1 H. 7. in 4 Letturis.
-3. Reports of the years 32, 33, & 34 of Elizabeth.
• 4. " Le&ura 9 - - - . Demfhill, fuper Statuto de
Finibus, edito 4 H. 7. Cap. 24.
» 5. Several Forms of Law Inftruments, mixed with
Reports and other legal Papers, in a confufed Manner.
4557-
Reports from the 11 to the 22 of H. 6. In the firft
Leaf is this Note in the hand of Rob l Pavnel. "Note
• in this Booke are the 13th and 14th yeares of Hen.
the 6th, which are not in the printed Bookes." A
Paper Book.
4558.
Reports of the 39 of Elizabeth : And the 15 & 16 of
Ja 5 1.
Thefe Two Books belonged to Rob. Paynell of Gray's
Inne. The fecond of them is thus marked by himfelf^
" Robertus Paynell de Belaughe, Grayanus Norfolcienfts. if
4559-
A Book of Trafts, chiefly printed, in French, Dutch,
Italian, Spanifh, kc. from 1649 t0 1661. Evidently
colle&ed by the Count de Brienne, fome of them
being docketted as received with the Difpatches of M.
de Thou, which are in ^4525, &c.
There are many Pieces among them which pr<?bably
do not now exift elfevvhere. The Volume is marked as
belonging to the Seguier Colle&ion ; but there is
abundant proof, in the preceding Volumes, that the
Brienne Papers came by fome Means into the Hands of
the Sexier Family.
4560.
A Law Treatifc in 59 Chapters. The Table, which 18
mutilated, extends only to 45. An Entry of a former
PoflciTor, John Newdigate, has made it hitherto pafs
for a Book of annual Reports.
-4561.
Reports of the King's Bench of the 13 & 14 Jas. 1.
In Law French. With a copious Index. A Paper
Book, of 575 written Pages.
45 62 -
Reports from 26 to 32 Lliz., "incommuni Banco."
121 written Leaves.
45 6 3> 4564.
Two Books, bound together,
1. "Mirrour des Juftices: par Ardr. Home." xvn.
2. Notes on Littleton, in French, with an alphabetical
Table, and fome fupplementary Cafes. xvu.
45 6 5-
^Statutes of R. Edward 3. Richard 2. & Henry 4, 5,
& 6. Written on Vellum. xv.
" Obfervations fur la Sphere, Cofmographie, et Geogra-
phic" With defcriptions of various Counties. A
Paper Book, from the Seguier Colledion.
4567.
. [45 6 7— 4653- FolioJ]
44 La Coppie du Regiftrede Mefs" de Roifly, Repichon,
et Croitfy, Commiffaires commis par fa Majeite, pour
la Recherche des Nobles de la generalite de Caen, aux
annees 1598 & 1599: Collatione avec Poriginal,
demeure auditt Sieur de Repichon, un defdi&s com-
milfaires." With a Tabl^ of the Names. A Paper
Book. 402 pp. xvn.
Num. 4568 — 4577.
4568.
tc R^giftre des jugements rendus pour nons Efuiennft
d'Aligre, S r de la Riviere, Confeiller du Royen, fes
Confeils, et Jean Cardinet Sieur de Loigny, treforier
general de fes finances a Orleans, Commifs"* deputez
par fa Majeite pour- le regallement des bailies en la
generalite de Caen, fur les Exemptions pretendues pa!"
les gentilfhommes et autres privilegies de la dite
generalite fuivant la Commiffion de fa Majeite, du
- - - - Regiftree au bureau de M ,ce les trelbriers de
France a Caen la - - - - ." xvn.
Two dates are wanting in the Title. The Book
contains 377 writ tea Pages . See N 0 4 5 8 1 .
45 6 9-
From this Number to 4577 incl. and again 4587-4590^
we have a fet of Books, uniformly bound, and ftamped
on the.Covers with the Arms of the Count de Brienne.
Evidently belonging therefore to his Collection of
State Papers, and deriving additional Authority from
his official Situation, bee N'4525 et feqq. The
general Title is the following, " Memoires, Ades, et
Trai&ez de la Republique de Geneve, avec les Rois
de France, les Suiflcs, et les Dues de Savoye." From
1536 to 1628. Thefe are all large Paper Books,
fairly and uniformly Written.
.4570;
-Vol. II. of this Collection, entitled, " Negociation de
M r F]an$ois de Noailles Kveique d'Acs, Ambafikdeur
pour le Roy a la pone du Grand Seigneur, depuis
l'annee 1572 Jufques en 1574."
4571.
Vol. III. entitled, " Traiclez des Empereurs des Turcs
avec les Papes, les Empereurs d'Allemagne, les Rois
de France et de Pologne, et les Venetiens, Tunis, et
Arger, Perfe, Grand Mogol, Mofcovie;" from 1494
to 1628. Prefixed is a curious Difcourfe, entitled,
" Relation de la cour et du Serail, des Officiers, def-
pences, et autres particularity de la Maifon du Grand
^eigneur." This, with the Will of Mahomet fub-
joined, occupies 100 Pages. xvn.
4572.
Vol. IV. " Premier Volume des Reglements, qui con-
tient ceux de la maifon du Roy de France, et des
principaux officiers fervans en icelle." xvn.
4573-
Vol. V. entitled, " Negociation de Mons r de Baflbm-
pierre, envoys Ambafladeur extraordinaire en Efpagne,
par le Roy fur le fujet de la reftitution de la Valteline,
j 62 1."
4574-
Vol. VI. entitled, " Edicts, Lettres, Arreftz, et autres
Aftes, touchant TAdmiraute de Bretaigne et droiftz
appartenant a icelle." xvu.
• 4575-
Vol. VII. entitled. " Semeftre dc Provence : par Mr. de
Seue, Confeiller d'Eitat, cy-devant Prevoft des Mar-
chands ; et qui eltoit Intendant Cn Provence lorfqu'il
a compofe cette Hiftoire." In two Parts, P. 2. be-
ginning at fol. 69. Fairly written, on 151 Leaves.
The Semc/lre, or 6 months Refidence, begins Jan. 1.
1648.
4S7 6 > 7-
Vol. VIII. and IX. of this Colleftion, entitled, " De-
pefches des fix premiers Moys de Fannee 1661."
The former Volume is marked, "Premiere partie,"
the latter, " Seconde partie." The whole fairly and
uniformly tranferibed.
A Volume
Digitized by
176
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num- 4578— 45*3-
4578-
A Volume which might be marked Vol. X., as the
binding fhews it to have belonged to the lame Col-
ledion. It contains Copies of Difpatches in the latter
part of 1659.
4579-
Vol. XI. of the feme, containing at one end, * € Expe-
ditions," or Grants, of various Kinds, in 1657. At
the other, Ordonnances of the fame Period. A very
large proportion between each end is blank.
45 8 °-
1 . " Eftat Politique des Suifles, avec PabregS de leur
anciennes Alliances." xvn.
2. " Traitez et autres Memoires touchant les Suifles,
Us Grifons, Savoie, et Geneve.'*
This may be called Vol. XII. of thefe Papers,
*They are continued at N° 45 8 6.
4581.
" Copie du Regiftre de M de Chamillart, pour la Re-
cherche des Nobles de la generalite de Caen," 1 666.
There is no mark that this belongs to the preceding
Set.
4582.
A French Colle&ion, refpe&ing the Noble Families of
Normandy, in five Parts. Tranfcribed 1642.
1. A Lift of the Perfons certified to be Noble by
Lineage, or claiming Nobility from their Wives, Mothers,
or Fiefs acquired.
2. u Lifte des noms des anncblis par les franc-fiefs et
nouveaux acquefts, avec un etat des fommes auquelles ils
on efte taxes par divers Roolles en Pannee 147c. Et
des annoblis depuis. Monfaut."
3. " Eftat et Regiftre des annoblis en la province de
Normandie, depuis la recherche qui fut faite par Ray-
mond Monfaut Commiffaire 6$ aimees 1463 et 1464,
fous le regne de Louis neuf (interl. onze) Roy de
France."
4. " Autre Cahier de Recepte, contenant, pas ordre
Atpbabetique, les noms de annoblis, leur Vicomtes, avec
les taxes." The old paging of this is continued from
Art. 2.
5. " Recherche des nouveaux annoblis de la Province
de Normandie, depuis celle de Raymond Monfaut Com re
en l'annee 1463, fous ie Regne de 'Louis onze c Roy de
France."
The firft Article is not paged at all j the fecond
begins an order of Pages, which is interrupted by the
third, and the fourth and fifth are regularly paged on
to the end.
4S83-
A Paper Book of various Difcourfes, in French, neatly
and uniformly tranfcribed.
1. " Difcours fur la mort de Henri le Grand." 1.
2. " Difcours touchant TalTembl^e deSaumur." 13.
3. " Difcours fait durant mes perfections de S s Jean."
i. again.
4. " Difcours fur le Voyage du Roy, en Juillet mil
fix cents quinze." 23.
5. " Difcours fur le gouvernement de la Reyne mere,
faict cn 1617. 99 1. again.
6. " Libre difcours fur le temps prefent 1617-" 13.
7. " Advis fur le fujeft des divifions de Hollande en
l'annee 1618."
8. u Raifons de la paix fai&e devant Montpellier."
9. " Appologie de Monfieur ie due de Rohan fur les
derniers troubles de la France, k caufe de la Religion."
10. "A fhort Trad without any Title.
11. " Lettre de Monfieur le Prince a Monfieur de
Rohan." DaudNov-4, 1628.
Num. 4583—4591-
I2i " Refponfe de Monfieur de Rohan k Monfieur le
Prince." Nov. 6, 1628.
13. " Memoires du due de Rohan fur les chofea
advenues en France, depuis la mort de tlenri le Grand,
jufques a la paix faifite avec les Reformez au moys de
Mars 1626." Thefe Memoirs continue to the end,
occupying by far the larger part of the Volume, and
are divided into four Books.
45 8 4-
A Spanifli controverfial Work of a learned Jew ; fairly
written, on 217 Leaves. With the following Title.
" Providencia de Dios con Ifrael, y verdad de la
ley de Mofeh, y nulidad de las de mas leyes, Com-
puefto por el mui excelentiffimo fenor Hahara Saul Levi,
mortera moreno Arab, de felis recordacion, Efcripts en
Amfterdam. E nel ano de cincomil, quatrocientos, y
veinte, y quatro." Which date is explained in a more
recent Hand to correfpond with A.D. 1665.
4585-
Reports from 24 H. 6. to the end of the Reign of Eli-
zabeth. The general Title, " Relationes Mori." In
the firft page the Name of Robtus Paynell de Grayes
Inn. Then follows, " Ex Libro Francifci Moore,
Militis, Servientis ad Legem, fcripto propria manu
ipfius." And at the end is the Seller's Certificate,
thus ; " I do warrant this Booke to bee full as much
in quantttie as any Booke that I have fould, and to
have the fame and as many Cafes & marginall Notes
as any that I have fould to any Man.
per mee Lawrence Cragge."
4586, 7, 8.
A Continuation of the Brienne Papers from N° 4580.
Thefe Three Volumes contain the entire Memoirs of
the Marefchal de Baflbmpierre, beautifully written on
Paper. The following Sentence, and no more, is
wanting at the end.
•* Ce fut le Due de Guife, qui s'eftoit retire k Flo-
rence, au m£me temps que je fus mis k la Baftille, ou
je plains fa mort et ma liberte." The general Title is,
" Memoires de Monfieur le Marefchal de Bafibmpierre,
touchant ce qui s'eft pafle durant les regnes des Roys
Henry 4. et Louis 1 3." This Copy having been care-
fully tranfcribed for a Minifter of State, before the
Work was printed, may well deferve collating,
4589> 4590.
Two large Volumes, containing a Catalogue of 340
Volumes of MS. Colle&ions, belonging to the Count
de Brienne, giving an account of the Contents of each
Volume. They are bound like the reft of the Books,
here afcribed to his Collection, and might poflibly
throw much light on thofe which are in our polTeflion.
Two Papers are* prefixed, containing Lifts of fuch of
the Count de Brienne's Difpatches as had been carried
(probably lent) to Mons r de Boucherat j the former
of them figned Goffelin, the latter apparently intended
to be fo figned alfo, being in other refpe&s fimilar as to
form. xvii.
459*.
This Volume, and thofe that follow it to N* 4699, in*
clufive, belonged originally to a Collection of 46 MS.
Volumes left by Peter Bourelier to M. Nicolas
Efmery. See the printed Atteftation tranfcribed at
N° 4593? which either is, or evidently has been,
pafted into all thefe 9 Volumes.
The prefent Volume contains ;
1. A Fro <ch Treatife on the Laws and Government of
England, very fa-rly tranfcribed. It fbould ccniift of
Three Book<, bat the fpp.ee in which the firlt fhould
7 havt
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have been written, is left Blank. The Table of Con-
tents is, however, complete, by which it appears that
the 16 firft Chapters treated of the general Principles of
Government. The remaining Chapters, which were 8
in Number, gave an account of the feveral Gaffes and
Ranks in England. This Work extends to fol. 125.
2. " Remonftrance de haute et puhTante Dame, Dame
Marie de Cleves Sceur de tres hault et tres puilfant
Seigneur le Due de Cleves, de Juilliers, et de Gueldres,
tai&e au Roy d'Angleterre, et & fon £onfeil ftir cc qu'il
la vouloit repudier." 144.
4592.
A large Volume, very fairly written, Hvith this Title.
" Trai&ez et autres aftes entre les Roys de France
d'une part,et les Roys d'Angleterre d'autre, enfemble
quelques trai&ez entre le Roy me d'Angleterre et les
Princes cftrangers, depuis 1350, jufques au 6 Avril
I545. Tome premier." xvi.
4593. 4> 5. 6.
five large Volumes, very fairly tranferibed, with this
Title.
" Les lettres, memoires, a&es, inftruftions, et con-
tracts fai&s au traitte de Mariage d'entre Madame Hen-
riette Marie, Soeur du Roy, et Charles premier Roy de
la Grande Bretagne, en amices 1624 et 1625/'
On the Cover of the firfl: Volume is this printed
Notice.
" Ce volume manufcrit, du nombre des quarante fix,
& efl£ donne et legue par Pierre Bourelier, Ancien Glerc
et domeftique de vingt-fix ans de Monfieur Efmery,
Confeiller en la Cour des Aydes, par fon Teftament
Olographe du quatricme jour d'O&obre mil fix cens
cinquante fix, depofe es mains de Turmenie noiairc:, le
vingt deuxicme de Decembre fuivant, au profit de M
Nicolas Efmery, Advocat en la Cour de Pai lenient, ion
filz,avec claufe de fubftitution au deffaut d'enfans nmflcs,
felon et ainfi qu'il eft porte par iccluy Teftain^it, et par
la Tranfatiion paffre en execution d'iccluy, entre ledit
Sieur Efmery pere, fon Executeur tedameiitaire, et ledit
Sieur Efmery filz, contenant l'Inventaire et Its 110ms
d'iceux volumes manufcrits, par devaut ledit de Tur-
menie et fon Compagnon iiotaires, le troificme jour de
Septembre mil fix cens cinquautre fcpt. Ictlle Tranf-
adion et Textraift d'iceluy Teftament Olographe infi-
nuez au GrefFe du Chaftelet de Paris, le trci^eme jour
de Septembre audit an mil i;x ecus cinqiiante fept, et
regiftrez au cent neuficme Volume des Innnuations
d'iccluy, comme il appert par i'a&e icelle inlinuation,
Signe J?"auss£t et Luce."
459 8 -
1 • " Ambalfade extraordinaire de Mr. de Baflbm-
pierre en Efpagne, envoye pour le Roy, fur le fubjet
de la reftitution de la Vaheline, 1621." i.
1. " Negotiation de Mr. de Ballbmpierre, envoye Am-
bafiadeur Extraordinaire en Angleterrc, de la part du
Koy Tan 1626." 225.
4599-
<c Hiftoire Eccleftaftique du Diocefe de Coutance, con-
tenant la vie des Evefques de ce lieu, et ce qui s'eft
pafle de plus remarquable foubs FEpifcopat de cha-
cun.
XVII,
4.60O.
A fmall folio of 87 Leaves, containing the vifitation of
Bedfordfliire, made by W n Harvy, Clarcnceux King of
Armes, A.D. 1 566 ; whofe giant of a Coat of Arms
to W m Palmer Efq. is copied at length, f. 86* At the
end is an alphabetical Index, and alter it is 5186,
which fee.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4601 — 4604.
4601.
A thin folio, indifferently written on Paper, but in good
Prefervation, having the following account of it at the
beginning, by Lord Oxford himfelf.
This I take to be Obfervations upon Home of
Gofcroft's Hiftory of the Houfe of Douglas and Angus, .
by Mr. Tho s Crawford, a learned and judicious An-
tiquary."
This Remark feems only to relate to the firfl: part,
containing 36 pages, beginning with a prefatory Ad-
drefs to W m ift Marquis of Douglafsand Earl of Angus,
&c.
2. The fecond part, in a better Hand; contains 70
Eeaves, not till now marked, having the Name of,
" Mr. Th. Crawford, 1645/* written at the be-
ginning and end. P. 1. commences with an Accoupt of
the Origin of Surnames, and other general Matters. ,
After which the genealogical Account commences, A.C.
771. with Sholto Douglas (i. e. Behold the Black Grey
coloured Man), and continues, with Heads of each
Defcent fairly written at the 1 op, .dated, and blended
with much Hiftory of Scotland, &c. down to the year
1400. The former part ending in 13 14.
See the mutual Alliances between the Houfes of
Douglas and Drummond, in the curious Hiftory of the
latter, 4238. p. 553.
4602.
A thin folio, on Paper * clofely written, on 176 Pages,
with the following Title ; all apparently written by
the Author's own Hand.
" Militarie Oblervations upon the firft feven Booked
of Julius Csefar his Commentaries : together with fome
brief Militarie Orders concerning the ordering of a Gar-
rifon in general, & in particular ; as alfo fome Militarie
Articles of Warr, whereby to governe an Army or a
Garrilon, according to the true Difcipline of Warr.
Written by S r William Throckmorton Kng* during the
fad Time of his exile out of England, and in the year
of our Redemption 1655, by h* m compiled together,
finifljed, and humbly dedicated to his Excellency William
Lord Marquis of Newcaftle, &c."
He refers, in his Dedication, to a former Treatife
of War, which he had dedicated to the King : Which
Treatife is in this Collection, N° 6008.
4603.
Colleflio ampliflima, et labcre fummo compilata, k
Jefuita quodam, de regulis Ordinis fui ; luculenter
fcripta, in p'igg' 501. Additis infuper, traftatu, "ex
memoriali Communi R. P. Schereni 1617$" et tabula
contentorum locupleti. Citantur paflim, in priore
quaque patina literae Apoftolicas, Conftitutioncs, et
reliqui Inflituti fui (ut auclor ait) libri ; qui in mar-
gine adferibuntur. In adverfa pagina eafdem res
confirmat, in binis columnis; 1. " Ex Ordinationibus
&c. non imprefiis P. P. Generalium et Vifitatorum
approbatis a Generalibus. 2. " Ex notis P. Hieronymi
Natalis/' Ad finem fcribit, " Ad majorem Dei glo-
riam, Beateeque Virginis Mariie, 20 Augufti 1620.'*
4604.
A thin Paper Book, bound up with N° 1635.
Orf the firft Leaf is wiitttn, u D. M. Dan. Manwa-
ring'^s Booke, A. Domini mdcxxx." Then follows a
quaint Title, in this Foim.
" Direccons for Speech and Style,
("Pronounce,
j Penne Letteis, I Qiherwife than ever any
To< Varv, > 7 , . . „ J
j ^mplifv-. j I accepts nave taught.
tlUuftrate, J
c< Conteyning all the Figures of Rhethorick, and the
Art of the belt Englifh, exemplyfyed either all out of
Z z \ 4 drcadiaj
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Num. 4604 — 4608.
Arcadia, which it ccnfureth, or by Inftances, the matter
whereof may benifitt Converfation. The Annoia-
£ons being taken out of Sir Phillip Sidney's Arcadia,
the firft edition in Quarto, without Samfbrd's Addi-
The Dedication is addreffed, " to the forwardnes of
many virtuous Hopes in a Gent, of the Temple, by the
Author/* It is figned, " Jo. Hofkins."
The Traft is fairly written on 53 Pages, fome of the
firft being omitted in the numbering. xvn.
4605.
A very curious and well preferred Copy of the Tra&,
" Des fats d'Armes," by Chriftine de Pife or Pifan,
the chief part of whofe poetical Works have been
found to be contained in ^4431 of this Colkaion.
The Tradk is divided into Four Books, the beginning
of each ornamented with an Illumination. The firft
Illumination contains a Portrait of the Author, fimilar
exa&ly in drefs to moft of thpfe in N° 443 1 . Her Name
appears in the Rubric prefixed to the Prologue, " Cy
commence le livre des fays d'Armes et de Cheyalerie. Le
premier chapitre eft le prologue, ou quel Chriftine s'ex-
cufe d'avoir o(6 emprendre de parler de fi haulte matiere
comrae eft cefte." xv.
This Copy is beautifully written on Vellum, and is
dated at London in 1434 ; by the following curious Co-
lophon.
" Explicit. Digatz ( probably for Deo gratias). Un
pater nofter et un Ave Maria per moflen Pey (or Rey)
de la fita, qui a efcrivt a queft livre en Tan de nre fengr
mil ccccxxxiiiJ*. Et fut feit alondres, axvde May/*
The Book afterwards belonged to a Monaftery in
Burgundy, for on the firft Leaf is written,
" Monafterii Sfe Crucis Burdigal, congregat. SB
Mauri, Catalogo infcriptus an. 1718.**
4606.
A Survey of the Manors of Chewton Kemfliam, &
Quecne Charlton in February A.D. 1667 , by Robert
Randall, Steward there. Alfo additions to the Survey
of 1674. And Notes of the Differences between
them, Pages 54. In which laft is the Re&ory of
Briflington. At the beginning is an Index.
4607.
The Statutes of the moft Noble Order of the Garter,
reformed, and explained, and renewed, &c. by H. 8th.
with the Atchievements prefixed, of the Sovraigne
Queene Anne, and of Rob' Earl of Oxford and
Mortimer. Dated 17 13*
This is an elegant fmall 4to, gilt, and ftamped with
Royal Arms on the Cover, and containing 34 Leaves,
very well written onPaper,much likeGregory King'sHand.
The above Atchievements are richly painted. Towards
the end are alfo the following Heads :
1. "The Oath." .
2. " Of Reforming the Regifter Book/' 1 & 2 Phil.
& Mary.
3. <fc Of the Forms of Admonitions upon buckling on
the Garter, putting on the Surcoat, Mantle, and George."
30, &c.
4. " The Chancellor's Badge/* and, " The Manner
of wearing the Hood." 32.
5. 44 Certain Chapters not yet regiftered into the Book
of' Statutes, &c" Ann 0 4 t0 Eliz. 33-
6. 44 Garters & the Ufher's Badge/* 34.
4608.
Armes & Genealogies of Families in Eflfex, 1634. fol.
59. With an alphabetical Index.
This is bound up with Three others of Arms and
Pedigrees of the fame County.
Num. 4609 — 4612.
4609.
A thin folio of 169 Pages, indifferently written on Paper,
but in good Prefervation, &c. At the beginning, in
Lord Oxford's Hand-writing, is the following :
44 This Book contains Lifts or Inventories of feveral
Rolls or Records of Charters, granted by King Rob 1
the lft, King David the ad, K. Rob 1 the 2d, & K.
Robert the 3d, fucceffive Kings of Scotland/' (& the
Duke of Albany, Rob 1 Regent). 4C This Lift is the more
valuable that feveral of thefe Rolls are loft."
In a more modern Hand is the following,
« Not ftridly chronological, paged inner Margin.
Rob. I. 1309 p. 1 & 144*
David II. 1^29 37 & 148-165.
Rob* II. 1370 ' 87&ic7-ii3-i65adfinem
Rob 1 III. 1290 104—113-
Charters, &c. to 143-
461O.
44 Colleftio Commiflionum, Literarum & Diplomatum,
quae Scctis concedebantur a Carolo 2. & Jacobo 7.
Cum indice. pp. 276.
461 1.
A Paper Book, in Four Parts, containing Paraphrafes on
all the Apoftolical Epiftles, tranflated from the French
of Godeau, by Sir W m Lower. The Title of the firft
Part is, 44 Paraphrafe upon the Epiftle of S l Paul to
the Romans, and upon the 2 EpHHes to the Corinth-
ians. By Anthony Godeau, Bifliop of Graffe &
Vence. Rendered into Englifh by William Lower
Knight." The Pages in Part 1 are 123 ; in Part 2*
98 ; in Part 3, 141 \ in Part 4, 155 ; in all 517.
xvn.
461 2.
1. The Difcovery & Hiftory of the Mines in Scot-
land : by Mr. Atchifon, who wrought in them. A neat
folio of 85 Pages perfeft, &c. xvir.
2. Bound up with 705, to which it belongs,
and now marked the fame with a Pencil, on which
Leaf is the following in Lord Oxford's own Writing-
" This Book contains a mifcellany Collection of fome
curious Tra£s concerning Scottifh Matters, as appears
by the Contents/' viz.
3. Propofals for reforming feveral Abufes in the State,
offered to K. lames 6.
4. to Mary for augmenting the Rents
of the Crown : & how the Subftance and Number of
the People of the Realm may be beft known, for the
purfuit of her Title to England.
5. concerning the Order of the Ex-
chequer: by Sir John Skene, Clerk of Regifter.
6. Advice to K.Charles i. 1^34 ; about the Ex-
chequer Burdens, and Remedies thereof by feverat
Noblemen and Gentlemen.
7. Grievances given in to his Majefty, 1638, againft
the Earl of Traquair, then TrciJurer, anent the Ex-
chequer.
8- Propofals prefented to King Chnrlcs 1. foon after
his acceifion to the Throne, for doubling the Benefits-
arifmg by Wards, Non-entries, & Marriages of Heirs in
Scotland, and making a conftant Revenue of what is
uncertain or cafual.
9. Memorial 'about the Change of Holding of Lands,
whereof his Majeity is immediate Superior, 2cc.
10. Some Thoughts of K. Ja. (5. concerning the Union,
of England & Scotland.
11. An Accompt of the Thirds of the Benefices in
Scotland, 1 576, then taken by Lord Boyd Collector.
, * 12. Aa
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11. An Account of Benefices not charged nor rent-
ailed before the year 1573.
1 3. An Account of the Competition for the Crown
of Scotland between Bruce and Baliol.
14. Sir James Turners Remarks on Bp. Guthrie's
Memoires.
1 5. Lord Vifcount Lonfdale's Conftitution for his new
ere&ed College and Free School of Lauther.
16. Catalogus MSS. in Bibliotheca Cottoniana, quas
ad rerum Scoticarum hiftoriam pertinent Julius A. I. 3.
(This refers to 215 interefting Articles).
17. A Copy of K. Charles 1. his Revocation, made
in Scotland 1625.
18. TheSummonds intended by King Charles 1. upon
the faid Revocation.
19. Articles anent Teynds.
20. Copy of the Commiffion of C. 2. to the Clergy,
Nobilitie, Gentry, &c. to treat anent his Revocation.
21. — Commiffion for valuation of the
Teinds, 1627, within every Prelbytery and Parochen,
&c.
22. Minute of the hail Afts, made by the Commif-
fioners in the Progrefs of their Valuation, &c.
23. The Opinion of the Lords appointed by his Ma-
jefty, to confider of the extinguifliing or continuing of
the Surrenders and Teithes.
24. Ads made by the faid Lords touching the above,
and the King's Annuity, 1630.
25. Letters from King Charles touching the aforefaid
Matters.
26. Extradl of the praftice of the Commiffioners for
valuation of Teynds and plantation of Churches, 1631.
27. Some Titles and Securities, &c. relating to the
Teithes.
28. 0. Charters granted by the Lord of Ere&ion,
upon the difpofition of his Teynds, &c.
30, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Copies of Tacks, &c. touching
the Parfonages.
A neat folio Volume thus entitled at the beginning :
1. A Lift of the Church Lands of Scotland, com-
monly called Bayimonts Roll, he being fent from Rome
to take it. xvn.
2. The Rent of the great Benefices of Scotland at
the Aflumption, 156 1 . Now bound up with the fol-
lowing Utter Part of 4623. Vol. II.
3. A Tax Roll of the Abbey Lands of Scotland,
1630.
Thefe two laft Articles, though fo marked on the
Volume, do not appear under fuch Heads.
This Vol. is imperfeft and not paged, but the Sheets
are numbered at the bottom ; 96, 97, 98, are placed
between 29 and 3c ; and 99 alter 83. There is no
Index.
4614-
In Two folio Volumes, neatly written, but bound up
confufedly, as appears by the principal Contents, en-
titled, Vol. I. " A Catalogue of MSS. in the Library
of the Advocate of Scotland, in alphabetical Order."
Vol. II. " Index Notabiliorum in Rymeri Fccdcrum,
&c. colle&ionibus." p. 55. Being part in the firft
Volume and part in the fecond, as appears by the fol-
lowing, which is written in a modern Hand at the
beginning of each Volume.
, Calender of Papers i„ Tom. I. { 'S^**^
2. - II.
> - - HI.
4 . - IV.
5. - X.
6. XL
Num. 4614 — 4617.
« 7. Calender of Papers in Tom-XII. J e ^h being fepa-
9. - XIV.
10. . . XV.
11. - XVI.
12. - XVII.
" Ex Syllabo A&orum Manufcriptorum Excerpta."
" Vol. II. 1. Calender of Papers in Tom. V.
2. - - V.
3- -VI.
4. - - VII.
5- - - VIII.
6. - - IX.
7. " Inventory of MSS. concerning Scotland, in the
Catalogue of MSS. Angliae et Hibernia:."
(This contains curious particulars of the numerous
MSS. of D r Nathaniel Johnfon's own competing, viz.)
1. An hiftorical Account of the Reign of Kinjr
Charles I.
2. A fhort Account of the Reign of King Ste-
phen, &c.
3. An hiftorical Account of the illuftrious Family
of Bruce, &c. (This is the beautiful MS. before
defcribed).
4. MS. compiled by the fame, of the Antiquities of
Yorkftiire. Pages 16, 24, &c.
8. " Inventory of Treaties betwixt France and Scot-
land." (Thefe are in French, and have References to
Folios, &c.)
9. " Abftraft of Treaties betwixt France and Scot-
land." (Thefe being copied at length, without any Re-
ferences, the following Heads of Contents may be proper,
viz.)
1. " Traitte entre les Roy Philippe de France, et
d'Efcofle Jean de Baillcul, conte:,ans Mariage accord6
entre Edw d Fils aifne d'Efcofle & la Fille aifne6 de
Charles Comte de Valois, Sec. 7 raid a Paris 1295."
2. " Don fait par Marie Reyne d'Efcofle, &c. ,>
3. " Lettre par la quelle Marie Reyne d'Efcofle
declare et ordonne, &c. au parfait rembourfement d'un
Million d'Or deus a la France par le Royaume
d'Efcofle, 1557."
4. " Lettre de quelques Seigneurs Efcoflbis que
avoient pris les armes contrc la Reyne d'Efcofle pour le
fait de la Religion, 1 559."
5. " Mariage d'entre la Reyne d'Efcofle et Jacques
Comte de Bothwell, &c 1567."
6. " Plainte des Gardes Efcoflbifes au Roy, ou eft
TOrigine de l'Alliance de leur Nation avec la France,
1612."
7. " Recueil de ce qui s'eft negocie en Angleterre
touchant la Reyne et Eiiatz d'Efcofle, 1575,"*
4615.
A thin Paper Book, with this Title ; " Arithmetick ex-
plained and made eafie." xvn.
4616.
A Paper Book, bound with N° 6314, & having the fol-
lowing Title.
" Remarques fur la langue Italienne. By Matthew
Prior Efq."
It confifts of detached Remarks under various Heads,
in French and Englifh, apparently fuperadded to a Book
begun as a puerile Exerciib. The whole is not of much
Importance.
The Bondvng of all the Manors, Meflez, Landis, Tene-
mentis, 'Pafturis, Wodds of Roger Wombvvell, Lord
of Wombwell & the Hamletts thereof ; the Lord of
Thurgurland, on of the Lords of Southkyikbe, on
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of the Lords of Wentworth. And alfo the Bonding
of all the Lands, &c. of the Freholders of Womb-
well, 8 H. 8.
This is a fmall thin folio in Parchment, written in
Englifh, with a few Paper Leaves bound in, &c. And
the above Contents at the beginning.
4618.
A large Catalogue, very fairly written, of Books printed
within the 17th Century, and the firft years of the
1 8th, with the Dates affixed. They confifl chiefly of
Divinity and Politics, with a few poetical and milcel-
laneous. From the Spaces left, it appears to have been
g Catalogue intended to be continued, as other Books
were acquired j but whofe Colle&ion it was does not
appear.
4619.
A Paper Book, very fairly written on 2 1 7 Leaves, con*
taining various matters relarive to the Parliament.
1. " Notes of the Orders, Proceedings, Punifhments,
and Privileiges of the Lower Houfe of Parliament." In
19 Chapters.
2. A Difcourfe addrefled, " To my noble Friends in
the Lower Houfe of Parliament," foL 1 8. The Author's
Name does not appear, but as he fpeaks of the Expedi-
tion againft Cales and the Hie of Rhe, as then recent,
it muft have been written about 1628, the Date of the
chief part of the Papers in this Volume.
3. " A true relation of every Daycs Proceedings in
the Parliament, fince the beginning thereof, being the
20th of January 1628, to the fudden Diflblution of it
March 10 the fame Year." See N° 4702. 32.
4- Speeches of Sir Dudley Digges, Mr. Selden, Mr.
Littleton, &c. in the Conference with the Lords on the
Liberty of the Subjeft, A.D. 1628. With Precedents,
and Documents relating to the Speeches. 55.
5. The Information of Sir Robert Heath Kni-ht,
Attorney General, with the Plea and Demurrer of John
Selden Efq. one of the defendants, upon that Informa-
tion. ' A , 5G#
6. The humble Petition of Sir John Elliott Knight,
Prifoner, &c. concerning the Loans. Addrefled to the
King. Delivered in 1628, but never aafwered.
7. Sir Tho' Darnells Cafe. 208.
8. Cafe of Sir John Corbett Bart. Sir Walter Earfe,
&c. foL 212. b. Mich. 3 0 Car. Regis, i. e. 1628.
4620.
A Lift of Charters & Grants of the Kings of Scotland
from Ja. 1. to Ja. 6. ° XVI- 9
£ f ? laI1 narrow folio in P arts > to part 111. In this
MS. thofe of J. 1 . and J. 2. confuted. See Continuation
N° 4895.
462 I.
An Apologctfcal Narration of the State of the Church
of Scotland: by Mr. W» Scott, Miniiter of Cowpar
tan H-f f °' i0 ' ° f a " Pascs - cWa * ™ tt " V ^
4623.
In two mher large Volumes folio, containing as follows :
cernine sLtSfc • ± tttm 3nd olh « ^pen con-
Oxf^ ° Und m the P °P cr (% s Lord
1. " Index, marked Scotland, i 557 to l6ol .
\ ; Scotland, 1558 to i £ 68. *" t0
1559 rr^; ers from the Queen ° f Scoti ™ d > &c.
4 ' Scotland, Letters, 1561 to 96.
Num. 4623*
4. "Index, Scotland, Letters, 1563 to 66.
5. Book, marked Scotland and BorcJerSi
6- 1>* 1565 to 69.
ti l l S 6 9t°74-
7. - Scotland, &c. 1570*
8. Scotland, Inftru&ions.
9. An, " Inventory of the Charters and other Papers
by the Kings and Nobles of Scotland, in the Treafury
of the Archives of the Cathedral Church of Durham,
concerning the Abbey of Coldingham in Scotland'.
kc."
10 " Lift of the Tranfcripts of feveral Papers from
the Cottonian Library, made by Mr. David Crawford,
in 3 Volumes, now in the Lawyer's Library, at Edin-
burgh."
1 1 . Cottonian Library Inventory, viz. in Vdpafian
F. 7. & Nero A., &c.
Vol. II. containing, fays Lord Oxford at the beginning,
1. " A Lift of Papers in the Treafury of Weftminfter
concerning Scotland, depofited in a large Cheft, intitled,
Scotia." v. Nero. C. III. 2. viz.
2. Lift of Papers in the Tower of London concerning
Scotland.
3. " An Abftraft of fome principal Matters contained
in a Book, entitled, " A Treatife of Treafons againft
Q. Eliz lh & the Crown of England/' in 2 parts, printed
l 57*-
4. " A very valuable Collettion concerning the
•Revenue of Religious Houfes in Scotland, which was
diligently enquired into a little before the Revolution.
And I tranferibed, with my own Hand, moll of this
from a MS. in the Hand of one who made Enquiry
into thefe Matters, and a very fitt Perfon for that Enquiry.
At d the fmall part, in another Hand, being one of my
Clerks I could truft." 'lhis is written at the beginning
of the following Articles, confifting of 182 folio pages,
viz.
5. " The Att anent the Aflumption of the Thirds of
Benefices, 1561."
6. c « The Rent of the whole great Benefices within
this Kingdom, as they were given up at the generall
Aflumption, 1561." ~ 3 to 65.
(N. B. This following Tax Rolls of Abbeys, are
no Doubt the Articles 2 & 3 of 4613, as defcribed in
the old Catalogue, and fince bound up with this Volume,
as they are not now in that Number.
7. "Ad anent bringing in the Thirds of Benefices,
according to the Rentall in 1651." Dated Dalkeith,
'5 8 7- , " 47-
8. Ihe Rent payed to the King of the Superplus of
the Thirds of Benefices. 49.
9. " Taxt Roll of the Abbey of Jedburgh, 1626."
10. of the Lordfhip & Abbey of Ha-
dington, in a Court Roll held ihere 1630, &c." 61.
ii- of the Abbey of Melrofs, for the
Reliefe of Tho' E. of Hadington of £ 1 240, &c. 16^0.
67.
12. — : of the Abbey of Kelfo, given up
by the Earl of Roxburgh, 1630, &c. 75.
13. u The Temporal Lords of the Barony of Lef-
mahago, a Cell of the Monalterye of Kelfo," &c. 77*
14. Taxt Roll of the Abbey of Dryburgh, in a
Court held there, 1630. John E. of Marr Lord of the
Ere&ion, kc. " 85.
15- ■ of the Abbey of Palfley for Relieffe
°f £ J 3 8 7 8d* laid on the E. of Abercorne, &c.
1630. pi.
J 6. ' of the Abbey of Aberbrothock for
4000 Marks to the Marquis ot Hamilton, &c. 16 17.
95-
l 7* of the Abb y of Balmerinoch, 1617.
103.
18. Tax
Digitized by
£ibliothe&£ Harleianafc.
Niirii. 4623—4625.
J 8. Tax Roll of Culrofs Abbe^ in a Court held there
by John Lord Colvill of Culrofs, for £344 8j. 10 d.
6 3°» &c- " 105.
19. The Taxt Roll of Inchiffray Abbeys given up by
Mr. Pat. Murray, Cupbearer to his Majelty, then Abbot
thereof, 1630, &c. *
*°« of Lawlfett Abbey by Mr. James
Blair, Minifter of Port Montgomery, Abbott, &c.
, 1 1 5.
31 • —of Holyroodhoufe, given up by
John Lord Holyrudhoufe for his Relief, &c. 1630.
117.
22. - ■ ... of New Abbey alias Sweethart,
given up by Sir Rob* Spotifwood, 1630, &c. 1 23.
23. " Lands and Kirks of the Abbey and Lordfliip of
Couper, by Stent Roll, 16 17." 127 .
24. " Taxt Roll of the Priory of Charter-houfe,
given up by the Heritors for Relief of ,£24,090 laid on
* l6li " 129.
2 5- • of the Priory of Elcho, in the
Taxt Roll of £200,000 laid on 16 17, made by David
Lord Scone, Patron thereof, &c. 131.
t> r 6 r "7T7-7 of the Prioi 7 of Reftennet, fat
Relief of Vifcount Fenton, &c. 16*7. 133.
27. Lands of Whithorne Priory, now annexed to the
B p nck of Galloway. , ■
t> 2 t h T H £°J! of the Pri °ry of Monymulk, for
Rehef of Rob 1 Forbes, Prior thereof, 1621. I39 .
2 9. of the Provoftry of Kirkheugh, riven
up by Mr. Rob 1 Buchannan, Provoll thereof, 1 61 12.
... 141.
30. of the Lo" & Preceptory of Tor-
phichen, 1630." H3
31. Preceptory of S l Anthony near Leith, by the E.
Of Dumferlmg, wiih the Kirk of Colington, 1639.
»„. 3 ?A Taxt Ro11 of Farllfiiird, by Walter Whitfuird
Mmiller, 1621, &c. I49#
33* ■ of the Provoftry of Craill, 1630.'
34. Rentall of the lands of the Arch-B'rick of ' S<
Andrews, and Kirkill Provoftry, &c. 153.
35. Taxt Rolls of feveral Perfonages. 1 57."
36. 0 f t h e Deanry of Dunkeld, by Mr.
W* Young, Dean, &c. 1625. 163.
37-
38.
39-
40-
Chantry at Glafgow, 1625. 165.
of the B p rick of Dumblane, 1635.
of the Prebendary of Fongorth, 1617.
, . 171.
of the Chancellery of Dunkeld, 1617.
4»- of the B'rick of D° & c . 1630.
4«. : of the B'-rick of Aberdeen, 1630. 5 '
1S1.
4624.
A Paper Volume in folio, containing the A&s of Seflion
(or Sederunt) of Scotland 5 from t Nov. 1626 to 25
Feb. 1690. Written uniformly in one Hand, to 20
Nov. 1686. Continued afterwards, in more modern
Hands, to the Time above mentioned.
4625.
A thin folio, containing the Journal of the Meeting of
the States of Scotland 1689 : and of the jft & 2d
Seflion of the firft Parliament of K. William & Q.
Mary, x
Cat. Har^ Vol. 111.
Niini. 4626, 4627J
4626.
A thick folioj badly written on Paper of various Sizes;
being mifcellaneous, viz;
t. Lands belonging to the Guilde of Bury S' Ed-
mumte. The firft Leaf of this is now torn out..
1 Statutes & Privileges of the Guilde of Bury St.
Edmonds in Suffolk, 1471.
3. Copy of the Wills of John Smythe Efq. k Mari
garet Odam of Bury, relating to that Church, &c. and
Town, &c.
4. A Fragment, about Fifhing in the Britifh Seas*
paged to 42, but Pages 1 & 2 are deficient, alfo 31 &
32, and 33 to 38 are mifplaced at the beginning, and
40, 41 is wanting..
5. u Commentaries in Pandemias, de rebus creditis."
6. " Taxatio Ofllciariorum Monafterii S. Edmundi.
de Burgos 23 E. 1."
7. Another Copy of Mary Odam's Will, 1479 i
which is followed by another Note or Writing of hers
8. Copy of the Dced^ of Feofment of Sir Nic. 3acon,
&c. 14 Eliz. and of W m Taffel Efq. of Bury, 4 of Ph.
& Mary.
9. Accompts of the Receivers of the Rents of the
Inhabitants of Bury : and of acceflions to them, and
Rentals thereof, 1549, &c. With another Copy of the
above Statutes, &c. 1471. And Smith's Will and
Rental, &c.
1 o. Foundation Charter of the Abbey of Bury St.
Edmonds by K. Cnute, before the Conqueft, taken out
of an old MS. in Jewell's Hands. Alfo Charters of
Pope Alexander 1071. And of W* the Conqueror.
1 1. Grant of Tithes formerly belonging to the laid
Abbey, to the Town of Bury ; with other Privileges.
This follows two old Rentals f . Eliz., and is imperfc&
at the beginning.
12. Collections of Sir Richard Gipps of Welton Hall,
near St. Edmonds Bury, of Fines, Affife Rolls, Knights
Fees, Abbey of St. Edmonds Bury, & other remarkable
things in the County of Suffolk. Alfo,
13. Account of Domes-Day Book, in the Exche^
quer.
14 " Apparatus ad Tomum 111. Conciliorum Bri~
tanniae."
15. Names of the Benefices in the Diocefe of Nor-
wich, their Patrons, Firft Fruits & Tenths.
16* •« Caftra de Novo Edificata, &c. Temp. W;
ConqV* r
17. The King's Supremacy afferted.
18. Cafe of the Town of Brock: ey, before the Com-
miffioners of Charitable Ufes.
1 9. Rights of the Manor of Thornaye, with its
Members in Burlongham, Brynton, Burfton, &c. coU
le&ed out of the Court Rolls and other Evidences,
&c.
10. Of the Power of making Ecclefiaftical Laws,
&a
11. Laws againft the Ufurpatiori of the Bi£bop*
of Rome, &ci
^ 22. Ant. Harmer* Bp* of Sanim* his Specimens of
Errors in Burnet's Hiftory of the Reformation, printed
1693.
23. Thomce Oliveri Burienfis* Tabula Longitudi-
num et Latitudinum Locorum memorabiiium in
Europa*
. 24. Mechanica Circuli quadratura cumEqua-
tione Cubi et Spheric;
4627.
A thin folidj containing,
1. A Letter about the D. of Norfolk, committed td
the Tower ; by R. G. 157 1, to his Brother in Law.
3A
a. Allegation
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Nufn. 46 2 7 — 46 3d.
2. Allegations againft the furmifed Title of the of
Scotrs, 1 565, and the favourers of the fame.
3. " Jo. Leflki Scoti Ep. Roflen, pro libertate impe-
tranda, ad R. Elizabetham Oratio."
4. Collections from 2 Books of the Privy Council of
Scotland : 1. beginning 4 Sept. 1 561, & ending 1 March
' 1563 ; ?. begins 24 Nov. 1572, & ends 10 Feb. 1573*
5. Copy of the MSS. from which Mr. Crawford,
Historiographer of Scotland, 1706, publifhed Memoires
of the Affairs of Scotland, from 1567, from the MS.
had of S r James Baird. At the beginning is a Paper
* fupplying the defe&s, &c. ; and at the end a long Com-
parison of Crawford's Memoirs with the MS.
6. A Lift of Papers, &c. carried from the Caftle of
Edinborough to Berwick, &c. by order of E. the ift.
129 1 : & of what were return'd, &c.
7. Homages made by John Baliol, &c. to Edw. 1.
8. Copies of Patents of Honour & Offices, granted
fcy K. Charles 2. to Scotts men, after the Reftauration,
page 1 to 116, &c.
4628.
A fimilar folio to the laft, containing,
r. Notes and Copies out of the Regifters of the Ex-
chequer of Scotland, from 1583 to 1674.
2. from Charters, from the time of Rob.
Bruce to Ja. 5-
3. Copies & Notes of Charters of the Abbey of
Dumfermling, & other religious Houfes.
4. Excerpt from the Regifter of the Priory of St.
Andrews.
5. The E. of Cromartie's DifTertation, prefixed to the
Adls of the General Affembly, 1708.
6. Notes of fome Decifions of Parliament, before
1473-
7. Names of the Knights of England, who ferved in
Scotland under Edward 1 : with the Blazon of their
Armes, by W m Smith, Rouge Dragon. 1597.
8. The Size of Standards, D°.
9. Officers appointed to give attendance at the Exe-
cution of him that fhall give a Blow within the King's
Court. By the fame.
ic. Manner of the Creation of an Herald at Armes.
By the fame,
1 1. Ordynances of Margaret Countefs of Richmond
for the Apparell of Gentlewomen in time of Mourning.
By the fame.
12. The manner of creating of the Earls of Noting-
ham, Devon, Lincoln, Rutland, & Cumberland, 17 H.8.
13. The Attainder of Tho. E. of Northumberland,
12 Eliz., &c. D°.
14. TheDefignof a Tragedy, called Romanus : by
Ja. Co.
1 5. Geo. Buchanan's Book of the Sphere ; in verfe,
by J. C.
16. DialefHcas & Phyfic^e Le&iones : per eundem.
1 7. The Life of Joieph Anchieta, a Jefuite : Englifhed
by J. C.
4629.
Codex elegans in membrana fcriptus.
1. C. Julii Csefaris Commentariorum de Bello Gal-
lico, libri 8. xv.
2. A. Hirtii Panfse Commentariorum de Bello Civili,
libri 3.
3. • — de Bello Alexandrino, Africano, &
Hifpanienfi.
4 6 3°-
A thick folio, of 755 Pages, containing,
T. The Original or Beginning of Sirnames.
2. Names varied according to the dwelling of the
parties, and changed upon entry into Religion.
Num. 46 3 0-^-46 3 2 .
3. The Means of ©ur Anceftors attaining to th t Rank
& Order of Gentlemen.
4- The firft ufing of Seals to Charters & Deeds ih
England.
5. TKe Punifhment for counterfeiting another's Seal.
6. Arms, when firft hereditary.
7- — — why & by whom ut up in Church Win-
dows.
8. The Punifhment in Coat-Armour for abufing a
Mother.
9. The granting ( £ Vrms from great Earls, & paffing
of Coats from one private P^rfoi to another, in.tanccd
in a Grant in French, from Humfrcy E. Stafford to Rob 1
Whitijreave, 20 H. 6, &c.
10. Of Burying, Epitaphs, Tomb-Stone?, Embalm-
ing, &c. All principally compiled from Camden's
Remains, Selden s Titles of Honour, Dugdall, Burton,
Wyrley, &c.
11. The Pedigrees & Defcent-s of fereral of the
Gentry of the Weft riding, of Yorkshire : with an alpha-
betical Index, &c.
463T.
Irt Two folio Volumes, containing,
1. The State of the Principality of Scotland, 1622,.
&c. With a Survey, and brief Note 'from the public
Regifters of that Kingdom.
1. A Lift of Ads of the Privy Council of Scotland,
from 1577 to 1625.
3. Some of the D. of Lauderdale's Letters about
State Affairs, from the year 1651 to 1674.
4. " Excerpta & Exfcripta ex Regiftris Capituli Glaf-
guenfis," 1556. At the beginning is the following
account of it :
" This Book contains Excerpts and Copies from the
Regifter of the High Church of Glafgow, written upon
Parchment, which was carried off by ArchBp Beton of
Glafgow, at the Reformation, Sc deposited by him at the
Scots College at Paris.*'
^ At the end is a very full Index to the fame and fol-
lowing Articles, &c.
5. Frier Marke Hamilton's Hiftory of that Family.
6. Oration of S r Gilbert Hamilton, at the Funeral of
K. Rob 1 Bruce.
Vol. II. A thick folio containing,
1. " Mr. Ja. Kirkton's Hiftory of His own Times to
the year 1 679. He was a Perfon of a good Underftand-
ing, & of a great deal of Witt," as expreiled at the
^beginning. This Article contains 4^9 pages, well
written.
2. Orders of the Privy Council of Scotland, from
1545 to '384. l6c .
4632.
An ancient folio of 260 leaves, &c. being an Heraldical
Collection in French ; the Arms, &c. rudely drawn
and coloured. The principal Contents are,
1. At the beginning are Two full alphabetical In-
dexes, one upon lefs fized Paper and more modern than
the other.
2. Arms, &c. relating to Ireland. 18.
3. " Le xii blafons du Roy de CaftilIe. ,, 31, &c.
4. Armes of the Gent n of Cornwall & Devonfhire.
23.
5. <c Les Anchiens Armes des Nobles d'Andeterre."
27. to 87.
6. " La coppie des letres que Monfieur de Scalles, &c.
au Baftard de Burgoingne." 88. & 93.
7. " Coppie de letres certificatoires de Mons r le Comte
Worceftre grant conftable d'Angleterre touchant le
chofes de Sufe, &c.
* • 2. " Lss
4
Digitized by Gc
Bibliothecae Harle'anse'.
Num. 4632 — 4637.
cc Les noms des Seigneurs ChivaHiers ef Efciiy'ers,
Genttlhommes, Hcrauls &c. qui furent, au Seigneur
Baftard de Burgoingne, &c. 92,
9. The Arms of the Lords of England, &c. 1 1 2.
Tke Ordinary then proceeds according to Bear-
ings, &c.
10. " Touts les Dues et Comtes du Royaulme de
France, &c." 182.
- 1 1. Ancient Pedigrees, Drawings of Anns, Banners,
and other Heraldical Ornaments, &c.
12. " Le Traite entre Jehan Roy de France et
Edw. in. Roy d'Angleterre, &c. 242.
4633-
Extra&s of Matters relating to Scotland, from the year
1580 to 1583 : from Caligula C. vi. & vii. in the
. Coitonian Library. A thin folio of 2 parts, ift con-
taining 6i leaves, 2d 39.
4 6 34-
A controverfial Work in Spanifti, by a learned Jew,
fairly written on 184 leaves. With the following
ample Title :
" Fortificacion de la Fee. (primera parte\ Coluna
qile fortifica los aflitos cora$ones de la cafa de Hrael
captiva. Ai;un$iando les la fempiterna falva^on efpe-
rada, y moflrando la efcuridad de los adverfarios, fal-
cedad de fus o^iniones, para lo qual fe aputuan todos
los pafos de la Efcriptura que ellos en fu favor e contra
nos declaron, y defpu-s de delbaratar brevemento fu
tfamiento, los efplica por fu verdadero fentido, con
eililo fc^il, y Erudusion grande ; conpuefto por el H.
R. Ifhac, morador de Lituania, y tradozido d'Hebrarco
en romance, par Ifach Atias. En Hamburgo anno de
5381." 11622).
The feco:;d part, which begins at fbl. 70, contains
two Dialogues, a Treatife on the 53 Chapters of Ifaiah,
Obje&ions to the Books of the New Teftament, and
other Matters of Argument againft the Chriftians. At
the end are Tables of Contents, and an alphabetical
Index. xvn.
4635-
This folio MS. of 96 pages, neatly written, &c. con-
tains, fome fhort political Chara&ers of the chief of
the Lords & Commons of England ; of the Miniftry,
& noted Officers both by Sea and Land ; of Foreign
Minifters ; & of the Nobility & Gentry of Scotland,
before the Union : by ------ - Makay. Lord
Oxford fays he bought it at Mr. R&wlinfon's Sale.
At the end is a good Index, and fome additional
Chara&ers of the laft Miniftry, 1715: "And a Leaf
pafted at the beginning. The whole in Englifh. xvn.
4636.
A thick folio, of 265 leaves, of which only 93 are
written on. It is a Common Place Book, containing
remarkable Sentences, extra&ed from various Authors ;
whofe it was does not appear, but it feems to have
been written in the Reign of Charles 11. At the end
. is an alphabetical Index. xvn.
4637-
In Three folio Volumes, the ift contains,
i. The Sixteen Branches, paternal and maternal, of
feveral illuftrious and noble Perfons, viz.
Genealogies of K. William & Q. Mary ; the Earls of
Lauderdale, & Rothes; the Dukes of Gordon &
- C^ueenfoerry ; Anna Scot, Ds. Buccleugh ; Ja. M-
Dpuglas; G.Keith, E. Marflial ; Geo. E. Sutherland;
E. Marr, Morton, Hume, Stra'hmore &'^Kinghorn,
Abercorne, RoxbiMgh, Kellic, Hadingcon, Galloway,
Norn. 4637, 463*8.
Seaforth, Lothian, Stirling, Traquair, Ancrunr, Airlie*
Findlater, Carnwath, Calendar, Levin, Annandale, Pan-
muire, Forfar, Middleton, Aleyn, Kilmarnoch, Dun-
donald, Dumbarton, & Bread-albin $ Vifc. Arbuthnot,
Kingftoun, Oxenford, & Preftun ; LI. Mordingtoun,
Elphingftoun, Borthwich, Rofs, Torphichen, Burly,
Madertie, Cranfton, Pitfligo, Bamfe, LHbank, Barn-
haven, Carmichael, & Ruthven. xvn.
2. Le Retour de Daphnis : Dialogue en vers.
Vol. II. Le&iones Dominicarum & Sanftorum : im-
perfecta, viz : fol. 57 ad 162.
Vol. III. Worn and much torn, &c. contains as follows.
ir ContraSus Matrimoniales inter Reges Scbtise &
Angliac, inter R. Scotiae & D. Geldriae, inter R. Scotia
& Daciae.
2. Tra&atus inter Imperatoi*em C. 5. & Ja. 5. R.
Scotiae. 1531. 1541 1 >45, & 6. 16.
3. Heads of Pacification between the Q. of Scots and
her Subje&s, 1570. 23.
4. Inductions of Sir John Seymour Ambaflador to
England 1581. 24,
5. — Col. Steward & Mr. John Colville,
6. Foedus inter Angliam & Scotiam, 1586. 34,
7. " The Heidis agreit upon be the general Affemblie
of the Kirk of Scotland, quhairupon the Duke of the
Policie of the Kirk is to be formit, and fet forth." fol*39.
At the back of which are its contents more fully
pecified.
8. Fhe Kings acceptation of the Government of his
awin perfon. 54. K &c.
9. Letters & Meflages between the K. & the E. of
Morton, late Regent, 1575. 72.
10. " Conventions fuper renunciationes juris, quod
Reges Angliae praetendebant fuper regnum Scotiae,
1327- " 78.
11. Treaty of Delivery of James I. 82.
12. Treaties betwixt England & Scotland, 1502, &c.
90.
13. Aflignation for furniftiing the Kings Houfe of
Scotland, from 1570 to 1574. 103.
14. " Taxatio Ecclefiarum intra DiocefmS. Andrae."
122.
15. Rental of Dumfermling, 1593. 125.
16. Ordering of the Chapell for the Baptifme, 1594*
130.
17. Inventory of the King of Scotts furniture of the
Caftle of Edinborough 157S. 132.
1 8. Treaties between Scotland-& France, & England.
147. with other Letters & Papers about Scotts Affairs,
as may be feen in the old & more minute Table of Con-
tents at beginning. The whole now contains 193 folios.
XVII.
A Catalogue of the printed Books belonging to the
Count de Brienne. It is fairly written on 87 leaves
regularly paged, and divided into 25 Claffes, marked
chiefly by the letters of the Alphabet ; with an Ap-
pendix to the Contents of each Clafs. At the end is
a Contradt of Donation from the Count de Brienne
(Louis Henry de Lomenie) to his Son. It appears by
this, that he then gave away his printed Books ; what
became of his MSS. ai the fame time does not appear,
but they feem to have pafled into the pofleffion of the
Seguier family, whence they came here. The Cata-
logue of the MSS. N° 4689 and 4690 has no fuch
deed inferted in it. In 1665 the C. de Brienne had
refigned his Office, and retired to the Oratory ; the
Deed is this :
" Le prefent Cathalogue, contenant cent foixante
quatorze feuillets a efte fign<S double par les parties et
not rcs foub-fign£s &c, fuivant le Contract de donation
faite par M' e Louis Henry de Lomenie de Brienne, de
rOrat#>e
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Catalogus Librorum MSS>
Nurtu 4638 — 4646.
t'Oratoire dc Jefus, k fon fils ainnai (fie) pardtfrant
Symonnet et Vincent, notaires du Chaftelet a Pans,
foubfigncs, &c. dont la rmnutte eft devers ledit Vincent,
le Treiziefme Jour de Janvier mil fix cens foixante dix,
prefent Cathalogue ayant efte prefentement, a la requi*
fition des dittes parties, cott<? et paraphe au bas de cha-
cun des feuillets, &o par les dits notaires foub$ ne \"
XVII.
(Signed) " Phelipeaux. Boucherat.
Charles Franqois E. du Conftance.
De Lomenie. ^ ThoU -
Brienne f. de L. deffus. ^
Symonnet* Vincent.
4 A 39-
• C. Julii Caefaris Com. de Bello Gallico, libri 8.
xv.
1. A. Hirtii Panfse Com. de Bello civili, libri 3.
3. de Bello Alexandrino, Africano, &
hifpanienfi : in fine mancus. Codex chanaceus, Scrip-
ture infcrioris.
464O.
An original Deed of Settlement for two Secular Priefts
& feven poor men, in the Chapel of All Angels by
Weft Brainford Bridg in Middlefex : for fupport of
*rhom are engaged the Manors of Ofterlee, Wyke,
& Portpole called Greys Inn, 21 H. 8.— A thin parch-
mentfol. well written, & the 1 ft page richly illumi-
nated, 14 leaves, with a Duplicate at the end.
4641.
A Copy of the Incorporation of the Town & Burrough
of St. Albans, 7 Ed. 6.— A fmall foi. of 20 leaves
of paper.
4642.
Afmallfol. of 176 leaves clofely written, containing
Notes & Obfervations gathered out of the Books of
Sederunt of the Lords of Seflion of Scotland, from
I537, to 1678: by "the learned & judicious Sir
John Lauder, of Fountainhall, one of the Lords of
Seffions, & remarkable for his great KnoWledge,
Piety, & Integrity."
4643-
From this Number to 4653 are Collections concerning
Scotland, Letters to and from Mary Queen of Scots,
&c. in ii folio Volumes, colle&ed from Caligula,
&c. in the Cotton Library.
Thefe having been amply defcribed in the New
Cottonian Catalogue, it is neceflary only to obferve that
thefe Tranfcripts are in excellent Pi'efervation.
Vol.1. Containing Calig. C. 1 & 4, in 192 pages.
4644.
Vol II. Calig. B. 6, 7, 118 pages.
4645-
Vol* IIL C'Jig* B. 8 & 10, 214 pages.
4646.
Vol. IV. Mifcellaneous Papers, Julius F. 6. p. 1 to 22,
Julius B. 6. p. 23, &c.
Vefpafian C. 16. p. 41, &c.
— F- 7. p* 76, &c. p. ic8 is an Index t,o all
the Papers in this Volume.
Cleopatra A. 11. p. »6, Expedhio 1547. And at the
Top is written, "Liber Georgii Ferrers ex dono Regis
Edwardi."
Galba A. 7. p. 122. Hift. 1066 — 1346^
Vitell. F. 3. p. 131. Vita S l David R.
Nurii. 4646, 4647;
Julius F. 12. p. 145. Troubles betw. Mary & Hem
Nero C. 3. p. 157. Diplom. in Arch. Weftm.
Otho D. 4. p. 163. Epit. Hoveden.
Titus C. 12. p. 176.
Calig. C. 1. p*. 195. Contained in Tit. C.
Titus C. i. p. 240. & Galba A. 7. p. 250.
Vefpafian A. 9. p. 258. De Malcolmo.
! — F. 9. p. 259. Merchants in French*
Titus C. 10. p. 260. Mary's Epitaph, and Lift of Mo*
nafteries.
Tiber E. 8. p. 264. Expenfa Edw. 1.
Titus F* 13. p. 266 to 389, the end*
4647.
Vol. V. Calig. D. i. p. 1. to 337. D\
At the beginning is the following Entry :
" This Volume contains Tranfcripts from a Volume
of the* Cottonian Library, Caligula D. 2. which is novf
burnt, & confifted of Letters and other Papers of State (
concerning the Tranfaftions between England & Scotland,
1587, 1588 & 9."
In the new Catalogue of the Cotton MSS. it is ftated
that this Volume and the next (Calig. D. 11.) whi( [ h
had been much damaged by the Fire in 1731, had till
now been kept in Cafes in loofe Sheets. Many Article*
have by this Means been loft, and the whole was thrown
into the greateft Diforder. What remains has now been
arranged, and the original paging preferved, a few Sheets
excepted, whofe proper places it has been impoffible to
afcertain, &c. J. P. 1794*"
This Volume, D. 1. differs confiderably from the
Articles given in the above Catalogue. This beginning
with a Letter of the French King for Reconciliation of
the Difcourfe between Card, of Lorrain and Marfli.
Montmorency, fol. 2. In the 2nd Article they agree, but
afterwards this goes from fol. 29 to 88, the other taking
in the intermediate Articles. They afterwards go on
nearly together to 452 (^therefore lee that Catalogue),
which here thus concludes, " 234, Nine Fragments, the
true Places of which could not be afcertained, confift-
ing of 14 leaves." But this Volume continues from its
p. 234 to the end, with divers other fimilar Letters,
&c.
1. Original Letter from Mr. Afhby to Secretary Wal-
fingham, July 26, 1589. 45 2 -
2. r Mr. Aftiby to Lord Burgly,
Edin. 22 July 1589. 453*
3. to Sec y Wal-
fingham, July 13, D°. 45-
4. . — D° to Lord Burghly 27
March D°. 457.
5. D tt to S T Franc. Walfing-
ham, Ed. June 20, 1589. 458.
6. D° from Mr. Rob 1 Bowes to D°, Edin. March \ 6 9
*5 8 > . 459-
7. Original draught of a Letter from 1. W. to » ■
interlined in Lord Burghlr's Hand. 460.
8. Original Letter, Alexander Hay to Mr. Afhby,
Amb r of Eng. Nov. 6, 1589% 462.
9. D° Mr. Rich d Douglas to Mr. Arch. Doug, the S.
Amb r at London, Ed. March 8, 1589. 464.
ic. D° from Mr. J° Colvill to JWr. Afhby above men-
tioned, dated Aberdeen, Apr. 8, 1589. 467.
j 1 . D u S r Henry Widdington to Sec y Walfingham,
Berw. April 17, 1/589. 468.
1 2. Copy of a Letter from Mr. John Colvill to Mr*
Afhby, Dundee, Ap. 16, 1689. 469.
13'. Original setter, Mr. Afhby to L d Burghly* Edin*
A;. 14. 1689. 47°*
'14. Copy of D° from Mr. Thorn, Fowler to Mr*
A^by, Eng. AmbafTador, Perth, Ap. 14, 1589. 471.
(N. B. The Title in Mr. Afhby's Hand.)
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15. Original Letter to my L. Burghly, Ediri. May 1,
1580. U 472.
» 6. D° S r J n Sclby to Mr, Sec y Walfingham, Berwick,
April 20, 158^. . 472.
1 ?. D° John Shaflow to Mr. Randolph, &c. Berw.
lp l 20, j 089. 474.
18, n;. D J Mr. Afliby to L d Burghly, Edin. March
18, 1589. ' 477.
20. John Colvill to Mr. Afliby, Aberdeen, Ap. 23,
1^89* 480.
- -(This Letter is on the back written by L d Burghly.)
21, 2i. Original Letters. S r J n Selby & Mr. Afliby to
L u Burghly, Berw. & Edin. Ap. 10— 21, 1^89.
- „ ; . 484, &c.
23. D^ S; H* Widdrington to L d Burghly, Berw.
Ap.7, 15S9. ~ , 4 485.
24.. I) J Mr. Afliby to L d Burghly, Ap. 7, 89. 4 S 6.
25. Copy of Mr. Fowler's Letters to Mr. Afliby,
Straihbuigh, Ap. 18, 1589; about the King's coming
there, &c. 487.
<N. B. The Title in Mr. Afhby's Hand).
26. Original, Mr. Afliby to L a Burghley, Edin. May
7, 1589. * 48^.
>7. D° to Secy Walfingham, Edin. Oft. 10,
1589. 490. ,
. 28. Tho* Fowler to L d Burghley, 22 May,
1589. 491.
29. D° D° May 22,
1589 (as R. Coller makes the Date). 493.
30. D° E. of Bothwell to Mr. Arch. E)oug.
Ardrofs, 10 March 1589. 495*
31. L d Powry to S r Francis Walfingham,
July ift, 1589. 496.
N. B. This Title in S' R. Cotton's Hand.
32. Mr. Rob. Bows to S r Francis Walfing-
ham, Edin. Dec r ult. 1 589. 498.
33. Mr. Fowler to my L. Burghley, Ed.
Caftle, Nov. 21, 1589. 499.
34. Original Letter, $/Lr. Bows to Secret y Walfingham,
Edin. 28 Dec r 1589. 501.
35. Copy of the Council's Letter to her Ma^, Nov. 6,
1589. Signed by Hamilton, Lenox, Bothw., Mar,
Merton, L. Salton, Blantire, Seton, Cuirofs, Thorn.
Jtir. of Glamis, S r Rob. Melvil, Alex'Jlay Cl k Reg r .
N.B The Title in Afhby's Hand. .502.
36. Orig. Letter from L d Hqnfdon to S r Johnporfter,
'Warden of the Marches of England, BLrw.Nov 1 9,
158.,. ' . 503.
37. D° to my L^ Burghley, Ed Nov., 2-^8^. 503.
38. A Copy of the King's Difcourfe coacerning his
late Refolution of going to Sea.
N. B. Afliby wriies upon the back that this was
fent to the L d Trcafurer of England. 506.
39. Orig. Mr. Afliby to my L d Burghley, Ed. 23 Oft.
15*89. ' - ' m - - 508.
40. — — Mr. Giieg to S r Francis Walfingham, Lon-
don 6 May 89. 509.
41. from Col. Bruce to Coll. Semple, by the
Name of Mr. F. Leith, Jan. 24, 1 589. 510.
42. Letter to - - - - - Edin. Ap' 12, 1589.
409.
43. Proclamation publiflied inScotland, to oblige
all Perfons to give account of their Faith, that it may
appear who are Proteftants and who Papifts, Ed. . 6 March
15^9- 43 6 -
44. A Difcourfe, plainly proving that the Sentence of
Death lately given ag* that unfortunate Lady, Mary late
£). of Scots, as alfo the Execution, were hon blc , juft,
neceflary, & lawfull, March 1587. 40.
(This Difcourfe extends from p. 2S0 to 720 of this
V Vol.) V A
Cat. Haul. Vol. IB.
Num. 4647, 4648.
Tryal of Mary Q. of Scotts, fol. 118. with
feveral Letters to L d Paget, S r F. Englefield, D r Allen,
XX Lewis, &c. 321 to the end.
4648.
Vol. VI. Calig. D. 2. a fimilar folio to the laft, confift-
ing of 439 pages. At the beginning is written,
"'This Volume contains Letters and other Papers of
State, concern^ the Tranfaftions betw. England &
Scotland, 1590, 1591, &c. to 1603, copied from a
Vol. of the Cotton Library, which is now burnt."
The new Cotton Catalogue gives the following account,
" This reftored Paper Volume in folio, confifts now
of 453 leaves." and commences its Articles with fol.
* 30, but this Harleian MS. begins at fol. 1.
1. "At Holy rood- houfe, an Aft for the Borders,
Jan. 6. 1590." u
2. " An Aft for Apprehenfion of Mr. James Gordon,
apud Holyrood-houfe, Jan. 6, 1590." 3.
3. Copy of a Letter, from George Ker to the K. of
Scots, Feb. 5, 1590. 6.
4. The Examination of Mr. Ker, Feb. 5, 1 590. 3.
5. D' I> Feb. 6. D°.
6. Direftions by the K. of S. to the L. of Carmichel f
ult. March 1590. 8.
7. D° with Anfwers thereto, Ap. 20, 159c. 9.
8. 'The beginning and grounds of the particular
Griefs and Difcords among the Parties following, viz.
between Athol & Montrofe, Aihol & Errol, At hoi &
Huntley, Huntley & Murray, Ap. 21, 1590. 10.
9. " Coppie de la itre efcrite pal- Marie Steward la
reigne d'Efcofle a la reyne d'Angleterre." Sheffield,
2. May 1590. ii.
10. Proclamation made at Leith, io\ the good ufage
of the Danes coming into Scotland with the Q. j May
2d, 1590. 13.
11. Noblemen & Gent n of Denmark in Scotland,
4th of May 1590. 14.
12. Noblemen & others of S. appointed to be at die
Queen's Coronation, &c. ibid.
1 3. The K. of S. Proclamation for fuch as are at the
Horn, for Criminal Caules, &c. June 12, 1593. 15.
14. Articles of the Convention at Edin. June 14,
1593. 15.
1 5. Commiflioners appointed by the Convention for
Border Affairs, 1 5 June 1 590. 1 8.
1 6. A Note of the Order to be obferved between the
K. & Earl of Bothwel, for Exchange of Liddefdale,
June 1593.
17. " Refponfum Sereniflimi et Potentiflimi Daniae,
Norvegixy Vandalism, Gallorum Regis, &c. datum
SercTiiffimi ac Pot^ntiflimi Scotorum Regis Jacobi 6.
Legatis, generofis et clariflimis Viris dominis Gulielmo
Stuar,to a Pellentweeni Commendatorio et Johanni
Skinnaeo in Supremo Scotise Senatu Advocato, Jul. 29,
1590?" 21.
18. The Names of them that are of his Majefties
Secret Council, .appointed by Aft of Parliament 1587.
22.
19. A Proclamation of the King of S. prohibiting
the carrying of Wines to New Haven, &c. 14 Aug*
1590. 23.
20. Memorial of fundry things moved to the King's
Maty by the Q. of Eng* Ambaflador, and to be remem*
bered to the K. by the L d Chancellor for the Execution
thereof, Ed. Aug. 6, 1590. 24.
21. An Aft againft Dilapidations, Holyrood-houfe,
Dec r 5th, 1 590. 25. >
22. Remiffion granted to the E. of Huntly, Dec r 17,
1590. fol. 26. Copy.
23. Original Letter, Mr. Bowes to my V Burghlyi
Edin. May 4, 1 590. *8.
3 B 24, 25.
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. 24, 25. Here begin the Articles in the Cotton Cata-*
logue, which fee, the following being not in it.
26. Mifcellany Obfervations relating to Scotland, in
L d Burghly's Hand, 1590. 37.
27. A note of things to be remembered by James
Hudfon, Aug. 13, 1490, fol. 41. (from my l d Chanc r
of Scot d to my L d Threfurer of Eng d ). Orig.
Hence they agree nearly together, but at p. 277 of
this is the following :
28. " Sequuntur Tenores Commiflionum." 206.
29. Original Draught of a Letter (without Date or
Subscription), fol. 273. (148 of Cotton Catalogue).
30. D from S r W m Bowes to my L d Ambaffador
Carlyfle, Ap. 16. 273.
They then agree together till 348, which is not in
the Cotton Catalogue, viz.
31. Inftru&ion by the Q. to the Eifhop of Durham,
W m Bowes Knt., Francis Kingefby Efq., Commiffioners
on the Borders of Eng d & Scot d .
4 6 49— 4 6 53-
Vol. VII. to XL of thefe tranfcripts, not requiring any
particular Obfervations. But fee alfo Numbers 4666
to 4684.
4 6 54-
[4654. — 4707. Quarto.']
i€ A Catalogue of Books & Pamphlets relating to Trade,
Revenue, Navigation, &c. colle&ed by W m Paterfon
JEfqr, 1703." A thin quarto fairly written, with an
Addrefs from the colle&or at the end. Bound up with
N° 6366.
4 6 55-
A Paper Book, of 80 written pages, dedicated to King
James II. and probably prefented to him, by the
Author F. Demorinde. This was apparently the pre-
fentation Copy, the Royal Arms being ftamped on
the Covers, and this Note entered in the firft leaf.
" This did belong to King James, I had it from Coll.
Grabme" The Title is this :
" Le Major parfait, qui apprend avec facilite le
inaniement des amies, les evolutions militaires, avec la
maniere d'entrer dans le champ de bataille, et former
les bataillons, 1686." xvn.
4656;
A very old copy of Breton de Legibus Anglise, as far
as B.iii. ch. 36. " De Affife utrum." The rubric
at the beginning fays, " Incipit Tra&atus qui dicitur
Brutonis and Brut" is written at the top of each
leaf. In other MSS. in this colle&ion the Author is
called Braton, Bra&on, Breton, &c. j but the Tradt
is ftill the fame. X iv.
4657-
Codex vetus membranaceus, continens poemata Latina
et Gallica.
t. Poema verfu rhythmico, incipiens j cc A Tauro
torrida lampade Scincii." fol. quatuor. xiv.
2. " Le Mamiel de Peche." Verfu Gallico. 44 La
vertu del feint efprit."
. 3. Poema Gallicum, feriore, fed antiqu& manu ad-
fcriptum.
4* Catonis moralia et difticha : Latine & Gallic^.
t 5. Preces ad V. Mariam & J. Chrillum : verfibus
Galiicis.
6. 46 Une petite fume de les fet pechez morteus :"
verfibus Galiicis. Defunt non nulla in fine. " S r Thomas
Twf BarQnct" in primo fol. fcriptum eft.
Num. 4658 4662*
4658.
A thin volume, containing an Expofition of the Church
Catechifm, very clofely written. In the firft page is
" Ri d Marfden's Book 1 709," but in a different hand
from the work*
4659-
A thin, paper Book, bound up with N os 393 and 6907*
and containing Satirical Productions iu Verfe &
Profe.
1. " A true and perfect relation how a bould fawcy
Beadle being in the watch on Sunday Feb y y e iG h 1670,
was killed fairely by three Dukes."
2. " A Lampoone on the Country Cutt."
3. " A Lampoone/'
4. " A Saille to be made of thefe foil* goodes by
inche of candle, on Thurfday Morning, the 9 th May
1672. att the Roy" Coffee Houfe att Charinge Croffe,
in fev 1 fmall Lotts."
5. " Advice to the Paintt* to draw the Duke of Yo."
6. « To the King."
7. " A new Letany."
8. " Advice to a Painter to draw the Citv of London,
together w lh the Lord Mayor & Court of Aid 11 , ufurping
the Priviledges of the Conions."
9. « To the King/'
4660.
Codex chartaceus in 4 to continens Chartas a Gul.
Dugdale, ut videtur colle&as.
1. " Cartarum aliquot pervetuftarum quae extant , in
Archivis Ecclefiae Cathedralis Wigorn ; Apographa.'* fe-
quitur Catalogus Chartarum, numero 1 5, quae deinde fe-
quntur : turn additur, " Harum Cartaruin nulla ex-
hibetur in Monaftico Anglicano."
2. " De Wulftano, Hemingus Monachus Monaftici
Angl. Torn 0 1." I35 b.
3. " Catalogus cartarum antiquarum in Archivis Ec-
clefiae Wigorn repertarum. A.D. 164* perM rura Will.
Dugdale." ^
4. Apographa quae in Catalogo num. 1. defcribun-
itur. Adfcripti funt tandem numeri catalogo refpon-
dentes.
5. An Englifh paper of fmaller fize, beginning ; " The
Fragment of the Hiftory of William the Conquerour,
publiflied by Mr. Cambden, &c. ,,
6. Incertus Author de Sandtis in Anglia fepultis.
Defcriptus a D n0 Junio ex MS=> Collegii Corporis X*
Cantabrigiae, et habetur voluminis 284 pag. 147.
7. Fragmentum, cui titulus " cap. 2. de Variis Lin-
guae, A. S. Dialeftis." folia duo quae perverfo ordine
inferuntur, Additae nunc paginse 3, 4.
8. " Charta Coenuulfi regis, Uteris Saxonicis."
4661.
44 Sermones de temporali per totum annum, fecundum
Nicholaum de Aquavilla, alias Lugdinenfis." xv.
Codex membranaceus, continens Sermones 56.
Deeft initium Sermonis primi. Vid. Fabr.
4662.
Codex membranaceus, fatis pulcher, paginarum 173.
Scriptus eft non male, fed fcribse infeitia, mirum in
modum confufus eft au&oris textus. Videtur co-
ram oculis exemplar habuifle, olim divulfum, et im-
perite refutum : quam culpam cum nequaquam fubo-
luiflet, quae vidit fcripfit, prout cafus obtulerat ; ita
ut partes variae in locis alieniflimis occurrant. Haec
viderat annotator recentior, et quibufdam in locis in-
dicaverat ; appofitis etiam in margine capitum fignis.
Omnia
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Num. 466^ — 4675.
Omnia nunc luculenter notantur, literis rubris J et
paginarum feries in ordinem reducitur. Continet
Codex,
1. M. T. Ciceronis de NaturaDeorum libros 3*
2. De Divinatione, lib. 2. 107.
3. Fragmentum dc infomniis, ex Macrobii Som-
hio Scipionis, lib. 1. cap. 3. 156.
4. Ciceronis Paradoxa. 1 58.
Prrjmititur, raanu antiqua, Argumentutfi in libros
De Naiura Deorum y quod in Editt. non occurrit ; cum
Fragmento Argumcnti in libros de Divinatione. xv*
4663.
Two volumes very fairly tranfcribed. The firft with this
general Title : «« A Collection of Papers about the D.
of Norfolk, and Negotiations with Q. Marye."
1. «• Vol. II. Colleftion of Papers about the Trial
& Execution of Q. Marye."
2. " Letters of Sir Nicholas Throgmorton, &c."
3. " The Examination & Execution of the Karl of
Gowrie, 1 584."
4. " The Troubles betwixt the Earles of Huntlie &
Murray."
5. " The Earl of Mortoun's conference with the
Minifters the day of his Execution, 2 July 1581."
6. Vaffals of the Principality.
4664.
Codex Chartaceus, in quo habentur,
T. Antiphonsc & Le&iones in feftivitate Corporis
Chrifti : et etiam per totum annum, alia manu. xiv.
2. Calendarium, et Cyclus magnus Pafchalis.
3. Pfalterium cum Hymnis, Symbolis, & Litania.
* fc Liber erat dompni Richardi Crofby, ex dono ve-
nerabilis patris Hugonis Whitehede, Prioris Dunelmen-
fis A.D. 1521. Poftea erat D. Thomas Tempeft Baro-
netti
4. Hymni cum notatione mufica.
5. Le&iones, &c. pro diebus feftis San&orum, &c.
cum fupplementis recentioribus.
4665.
1. Loci communes Theologici: ordine alphabetico :
cum indicibus.
2. Liber de 65 articulis paffionis Chrifti j cum
prece fingulis articulis praemiffa.
3. Origenis Homilia de plan&u Marias Magdalenae
quaerentis Dominum. J^i'to?. xiv.
Liber membranaceus, bene fervatus.
[N. B. 4666 to 4669 are bound in one volume, and
from thence to 4684 form fix more volumes.]
4666.
Lord Hales's Treatife concerning the Succeffion to the
Crown of England.
4667.
A Lift of Papers in L. Burleigh's Clofet. Tranfcribed
from the Cotton Library. Caligula B. v.
4668, 9.
A Collection of Matters relating to Scotland, copied
from the Cotton Library,^ Jul. F. Calig. B. 1. 11. iv.
and xc. 11. 11.
467C— 73.
Vol. II. Of the fame Colle&ion.
4674, 5.
Vol. III. Of the fame.
Num. 46^6—4687.
4676, 7.
Vol. IV. Of the fame*
4678.
Vol. V. Of the fame*
4679—81.
Vol. VI. Of the fame.
4682—84.
Vol. VII. Of the fame,
4685.
In folio, containing the following Miscellaneous Papef a
* by various hands.
1. A military Difcourfe, whether it be better for
England to give an Invader prefent Battail, or to tern*
porize & deferr the fame. 1697. fol. 1 to 28.
2. A ready courfe for arming men in Kent, at an
alarum given, which may likewife be obferved in any
other County, fol. 28. 30.
3. A parallel between Rob. Devereux Earl of Effex,
and George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, fol. 1 9.
4. Two leaves in French, thus endorfed. " The
manner of the Pope's writing his letters."
5. A letter in defence of the Chriftian Sabbath, well
written on 14 pages.
6. Another difcourfe on the Sabbath, in an older
hand writing, on 1 1 folio pages, divided into four Chap-
ters. At the end of which are 2 pages of Italian Mufic
and words.
7. A Treatife on Government in general, &c. in 9
folio pages of neat fmall writing ; at the end of which
are two pages by a different hand, & much torn, entitled,
" Directions for obedience to Government in dangerous
& doubtful Times."
8. Several Treatifeson Ufury, with " Examinations
of thofe Popifh Defcriptions of Ufury, which are jufti-
fied & defended by Dr. Fenton & others."
9. An old Fragment of Hiftorical Matters relating to
Subfidies, &c. p. 9 to 32.
1 o. Other Miscellaneous Papers in Latin & Engiifli,
relating to ancient Hiftory, &c.
11. Farming the Cuftoms, &c.
12. Inftrufiions for the Prefident of Wales, 1634.
This number is now bound up with 132, containing the
firft article of this j and divers other numbers.
4686.
t. A Catalogue of the Nobility to the year 1622,
begun 1610. 8.
2. A Colle&ion of the Arms & Crefts, & matches
of the Nobility of England 1572 & 1604. and of other
Families, chiefly of Suffolk and Effex, as appears by their
names at the top & margin page 41. This N° is bound
up with 5171*
3. An ordinary of Arms, alphabetically, fol. 65.
4687.
A folio of 149 leaves, bound up with N°* 145 and 848.
With the following Title :
u This Book is a continuation of Hector Boethius's
Hiftory of Scotland, written by Robert Lindfay of Pitf-
cotties, being affifted and inftrufted by Patrick Lord
Lindfay of the Byris, S' Andrew Wood of Largo, Sir
David Lindfay, King at Arms, and fome others."
It begins at 1437, and is continued to 1586.
2. Cod«
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Num. 4688 — 4693.
4688. "
Codex membranaceus.
1. Bedx prefbyteri,' in parabolas Salamonis, cxpo-
fitio. x.
2. de Chriftiani Praefulis officio,
epiftola ad Egbqrtum Ebor. epifcopum.
Liber olim S. Cuthberti Dunelmenfis Ecclefiae.
Poftea Thoma Tempeft, Bar.
4689.
A thin folio of 89 pages, containing an Account of
Proceedings againlt the Rebels in the year 1685, and
other prifoneisin the counties of Southampton, Wilts,
Dorfet, DeVon, & Someriet, by Judge Jeffries &
others.
4690.
A parchment volume of 115 leaves containing ;
1. I he old Chronicle, ufually called the Kalendar or
Chronicle of Brute, to the fixth year of Henry V. The
readings appear to be better than in many of the old
copies. Thus the King of Syria firft mentioned is called
Diodycyast or Disdicias, who is frequently made into
Diockftan ; and his daughter is Albyne^ from whom
Albion is faid to be named, who is in fome copies
Albite, &c.
In the old Catalogue this was called " a Chronicle
of England by Dowglas Monk of Glaftenbury." This
was taken from an old annotation on a fpare leaf at the
beginning, in thefe words. " The memorialle Chro-
nicle written by John Douglas, Munke of Glaftonburye
Abbay." Douglas however was, if any thing, only
transcriber, for no fuch Chronicler is known } and this
undoubtedly is the very well known Chronicle ftyled
Brutfr
2. A Poerfi in Old Englifh Verfe on the atts of
Richard ift. fol. 106. It begins ;
" That itre was Richarde the Kyngge
He wende he hadde be at Saleftmry.
Att the caftell and made hem mery.
They priked ther ftedes & to geder mette
Sir Fonkedoly fuche a ftroke he fette
Amydde is fcheide with outen tale "
That itte to fcheverd in to pecis finale
And with that dynte fo harde he thraftc
1 hat the fliafte a too he brafte
The knight fell down fothe to faye,
The Kingge rode northe on is wey."
A Prologue, or fome other matter, feems to have pre-
ceded this. The book was bought at Mr. Rawlinfon's
fale in 1734. xv.
4691,
A Paper Book, diftin&ly written, on the Laws of Scot-
land, containing ;
j. A kind of Law Dictionary, on 309 pages, ending .
with the word Seffion.
2. A fecond alphabet, with this title. " Praftiques
colle&ed before the Lords of Seffion, by the E. of Ha-
dinton." occupying 213 pages.
4602.
Bought in Mr. Rawlinfon's fale, and contains, Arms of
Families of Oxfordfliire, Buckinghamfhire, Bedford-
fhire, & Hertfordftiire, 1609 : with an alphabetical In-
dex. Pages 52 in all. Pages 39, &c. are (ketches of
the maces and feals, &c. ot Hertford, S l Albans, Bed-
ford, Bucks, City of Oxford, Banbury.
4693-
Abftracts & Copies of fever? 1 Charters, with draughts
of their Seals : written by Sir Ja. Balfour, of Kinnard
Lyon King at Armes, fol. 49. This is a curious
colle&ion relating to Scotland. Fol. 24. is a neat draw-
ing of K. James's Seal to his Charter, dated at Ster-
• ling 1602.
Num. 4694 — 4698.
4 6 94-
1. '^Judicium contra omnes quifuerunt contra fidem
Regis Roberti."
2. u Quod Robertus de Brus, avus Roberti Regis
Scotiae, fuit verus heres Regis Alexandri." bis.
3. " Tallia Roberti 2. Regis fa&a in Parlianlento,
1373^
% 4. " Declaratio Parliamenti, quod Johannes primo-
genitus Roberti Regis debet fuccedere in Regnum,
5. " ChartaeComitatusdeCarrick, Atholiac,Vigtorne,
concefforum quibufdam nobilibus."
6. " Refignatio Ifabellae de Douglas, Comitiflae de
Mar, terrarum fuarum de Jamilton & Boneton."
7. Indenture of Concord between Murduch Duke of
Albany & Alex. Earl of Mar.
8. " inter Rob. Senefcallum Comitem de
Mentei'h et Ifabellam Comitiflam de Fife, 1 37 1."
9. " Declaratio Parliamenti, quod Edwardus de Bruce
debet fuccedere, haeredibus mafculis Roberti Bruce
Regis Scotorum deficientibus, 1 3 1 5.**
10. " Ordinatio fuper defenfione jurium, & definiti-
one fucceffionis ad Regnum Scotiae, 1318." fol. 56. This
MS. is in the fame hand-writing as the laft, & bound up
with it & 4697.
4 6 95-
Codex membranaceus pulcher, continens Marfilii Ficini
Commenrarios in Epiftolam S. Pauli ad Romanos.
Dividitur Corhmentarius in capita xxvi. fed pro-
cedit tantum ad ver. 12. capitis v Epiltolse. hxtat Coffi-
mentarius inter Opera Ficini.
Ad finem Codicis fcribitur, " le livre appartient a
maiftre Germain de Ganay," lubjungitur, manu recen-
tiore, " en fon vivant EvefquecT Orleans, frere de Jehan
de Gannay chancelier de France, et freres de ma bifay-
eule maternelle." xvn.
4696.
A folio of 233 clofely written pages, containing Si r
Tho. Hope's Pratiice in the Law of Scotland. That
name however does not now appear. xvm.
4697.
A Book, containing fome remarkable Trials in the
Criminal Court in Scotland, particularly the 1 'rials of*
L. Balmerinoch, 1634, for concealing a Petition that
was to be given to K. Charles I. when he was crowned:
L. Ochiltree, 163 1, for calumnies againtl the Marq. of
Hamilton: Rob. Nicholl, 1633, for Libels: James
Hart, 1637, for Murder : Alex. Irving, &c. 1635, for
partiality on the Jury : JohnMeldrum, 163c, for deal-
ing: Jon Teofcheof, 1632, for burning the Tour of
Frend, &c. fol. 1 58, which laft contains fome other
memorandums* This MS. feems in the fame hand an
4693* 4-
4698.
A fraall folio, tieatly written in old court hand^ on 3*
leaves of paper, & well preferved, containing an
account of Jewels taken by (^Elizabeth at New-years
Tides, from the 14 to the 28 year of her Reign, &
delivered in charge to M" Katherine Howard, one of
the gentlewomen of her Majefty's Privy Chamber, by
bill indented between her & John Afteley Efq. Tra-
furer of the Queen's Jewels, &c. Fol. 8. are the
" Juells given to her Majefty in progreffive time A°
Regni fui xvi. And the name of the Perfons who
prefented Gifts to her Majefty are mentioned through-
out with marginal Notes of Prefents made by the
Queen. On the binding are her Arms & Initials E. R.
8 Codex
Digitized by
Bibliothecse Harleianse.
8g
Num. 4699, 4700.
4699.
Codex membranaceus, contincns Vitas Sanftofum a
variis au&oribus fcriptas. xtn.
1. Dialogus fecundus de Vita San&i Martini ; im-
perfeSus. Incipit enim in medio cap. vn.
2. Gfegorii M. Vita, 4 libris : per Johannem Dia-
conum.
3. S. Johannis Elemofynari Vita, per Leontium cpif-
copum Neapolitanum.
4 & 5. Fragmentaduo hiftoriarum incertarum.
6. S. Germani Antiffiodorenfis ep. Vita: per Con-
ftantium Lugdunenfem prelb.
7. Vita vel obitus Beatas Theclaa.
8. Vita, &c. Martialis, Confeflbris.
9. Leonis 1. Papas, Epiibla de tranflatione B*
Jacobi.
10. Miraculum per vincula S. Petri fattum.
11. S. Salvi, Albienfis epifcopi, vita.
12. S. Theodardi epi Vita.
13. S. Imaginis Domini Paflio.
14. Vita 5- Pauli primi epi Narboaenfis.
15. Vitae S. Afrodofii Biterienfisepi, fragmenturm
16. Fragmenta narratiuncularum variarum vid. n.
20.
17. Fragmentum vitae S. Pauli cujufdam.
1 8. Vitse San&orum per Hieronymum.
19. " Vita S. Antonii monachi per Evagrium, e
Grseco Athanafii.
20. Vitas et Aftus Sanftorum variorum. Parspof-
terior concordare videtur cum n. 16.
Codex aetate venerabilis, fed variis in lociis mu-
rilus.
47OO*
Liber Cbartaceus vetus de Legibus Scotire. xv.
1. " Breve repertorium Xuper libros Regiae Majeftatis,
ct legibus regum Scoriae." Manu recentiore. Refu-
initur ad finem libri.
2. " The baronn Lawes. Modus tenendi curias.
Quhat ye court fall have to be callit lauch full."
3 Regia Majeftas ; ituor partibus. Tabulis am-
pliffimis prasfixis.
.'4. Leges nonnullae, fine titulo generali.
5. Leges quatuor burgorum Scotise, fcilicet, Ber-
wick, Roxburgh, Edinburgh et Striveling : cum ta-
bula.
6. " Statuta ultima Regis Roberti Brufe."
7. Statuta Gildse Regis Scotiae.
8. Leges Malcolm Regis IVTKenneth.
9. Leges Baronum. Cum tabula.
10. Affife et Statuta dni David Regis Scotorum, cum
tabula.
11. " The SchipLawis."
12. Leges Forelt arum: Cum tabula.
13. Additiones ltatutorum variorum.
14. Liber de Indicibus : cum tabula.
15. " Tailzie off Landis."
16. Leges MaTchiarum.
>7« Statuta Roberti tertii, Regis Scotorum.
18. Res variae de Legibus aliis.
Scribitur paflim nomea Thomae Henryfon, et
femel cum anni nota, 15Q0, 22 Aprilis, fed Codex evi-
dcnter multo eft antiquior. De hac re exfcribi digna
eft annotatio, manu multo recentiore prafixa primo
Regiae Majeftatis libro.
" Nota hunc librum tranfcriptum efle & libro con-
ftitutionum et Statutorum Regum Angliae ante a Nor-
mannis latorum, et regnant* Henrico Secundo, vel
paulo poft k pragmatico colleftorum. Neque compofi-
tum k noftris pragmaticis ut vulgo putatur, et a D.
Segnaco male afleritur, nam hujus libri pars maxima
exfcripta eft ex Ranulpho de GLnvilia, ut ex libro ejus,
Cat. Harl. Vol. HI.
Num. 4701 — 4705,
typis atite annum quinquagefimum fupra 1506^ cSccufci
patet: hujus enim libri authorem poll Kanulphi lem-
pora vixifle conftat, cum ejus cxpreila mcntio fiat in
parte fecund a cap. 67. (vel 8.1 Nec quia in hoc proce-
too author fe mandatu Regis David* cum conMio Cleri
et populi, fcriptis commiffurum leges ct jura regni refert,
idco exiftimas eum de S. Davide rege iatcllexilfe, qui
anno partas falutis noftrse millefimo cemefimo vicefimo
quarto ccepit regnare, fed de Davide 2 0 qui anno dni
1330 ccepit regnare, et 1 \ j~> obiit. Ranulphus autem
de Glanvilla, Ccftria: comes, claruit anno dm 1230, ut
refcrr Haleu.;, hoc til lemporibus Alexandri 3." xiv.
4701,
FormuLiria Tnftrumentorum Juris Angficani. Liber erat
Johannis Itadyain imiiu Clericorum five Curfitaruiri
Curias Canccllariae, A.D. 1543. xv.
Codex membranaceus, non inclegans.
47O2.
A Journal of the Parliament cf Jamfary 1628, to its
diffoluiion in March, with an exact Table of Contents
prefixed. Nearly, but not exaflly the fame as that
in N° 4619. 3. It has this tiile. u A true relation
of every dayes proceedings in Parliament, from the
beginning thereof, being the xx th January 1628."
It euJs with the King's Speech, and the immediate dif-
folution, March x. the fame year, fairly wikien, on
170 leaves.
47 ° 3 '
Codex membranaceus, continens Serniones ad mini-
mum 107, in varios Scripturarum text us. Prcemittitur
titulus manu feriore, fed veteri; c< Sermoncs diverfi
de tempore et Saudis in Epiftolas et Evangelia." Eft
etiam, fimili manu, tabula procemiorum omnium*
Scriptura varia, fed bona, et fa:culo 14 vix juniore.
xiv.
Liber olim Thomas Tempeft Baronetii.
4704-
Codex membranaceus pulcher, conunens M. Accii
Plauti Comcedias o&o, nem]:e, Amphitr) onem, p. \ 4
Afinariam 40. Captivos. 72. Curculionem 109.
Cafinam 135. Cilteilariam 166. Epidicum 183.
Aululariam 2^9.
Mireris quare Aulularla extra lccu.n occurrat 5
et quo magis mireris, rubrica ad finem aitj cc Plauti
Afinii poerac clarifliini explicit Aulularia Comcedia
tcrcla" At non tranfpofitam in hoc codice fuilfe, fidem
faciunt paginarum in utroque loco conunuatio — In
marginibus occurrunt notula; breves, fed non contem-
nenda:. xv.
4-705*
A fmall folio of 107 paqes and upwards, (fome about
f. 30 being rftarked irregularly) formerly belonging
to Peter Le Neve, Norroy, who has written the fol-
lowing 'I able of Contents at the beginning, after
which are fome remarks upon the Letters, &c. by
Dugdalc; and by Jo. Cooke, dated Whitehall 1686.
At the back of which is an engraved Portrait of
Charles I.
Then follows in a good hand (feemingly G. King.)
1. Threnodia Carolina : (p. 3. to 81.) by Sir Tho.
Herbert, with his Letter to Sir W m . Dugdale, dated at
York, 1681. 83.
2. Major Huntington's Relation to Sir W m . Dugdale,
1679, of fundry particulars about K. C. 1. 85.
3. Ed. Cooke of Higham C° Glouc' his Narrative
of certain paffages, relating to K. Ch. 1 . which happen 'd
at Newport, in the Ifle of Wight 29 Nov. 1648. He
was a Colonel under Cromwel. 93.
3 C A 4 Hen,
Digitized by
Catalogus Iibrorum MSS.
Num.4705, 4706.
« H-n-Krcbracc's Narrative of certain particulars at
Newport, relating to K. Ch, i. a° 1648, winch letter is
dated Whitehall" 675, & addreffed to S< George Lane
Kn l Secretary to the Duke ol Ormond. This & the
above letters are copied in Dugdale's own hand, who
has added at the end (p. 107.) the following, lhe
names of thofe Perfons, which did privately .correspond
*ith K. Charles I. during his imprifonment in the lileot
Wight.' 1
4706.
A thin folio, containing Papers of very various kinds,
the firit twenty -one Numbers of which appear to have
belonged to Mr. Toby Bonnell, Collector of import
Exciie in Dublin, foon after the Reftoration.
1. An Order of the Privv Council of Dublin, re-
fpcfting the Cuftoms, dated Dec. 8, 1662. This
is docketted, " Copie of the Order of Councell of
R Dec. 1662, with the Petition of Tobie Bonnell."
SeeN'8. ' -
2. An Order of the Lords of Excife in Dublin, dated
Auguft 2, J 658.
3. Nine Queries refpefting his Majefty's Revenues m
Ireland, and 20 refpecting the Duke of Ormond, on a
large folio leaf.
. 4. Tables of the Export and Import Cuftoms ot 21
principal Ports of Ireland, wiih an exatt Explanation
prefixed.
5. A Letter to Mr. Bonnell, on the Mode of rn. k rv;
Ufquebaugh, figned Henry Ferneley, and dated \; t. 4,
1671.
6. A Report addreffed, " To the Right Hon > the
Lord Chief Barron, and other the Comm r> appointed to
call the Law Farmers to accompt." Dated Dublin 10
June 1662. But docketted, 44 Acc' of the Farmer of
t'ie Cuftoms, &c. of Ireland, Anno 1658." Two
leaves.
7. A Report of the State of Ireland.
8. An Order from the Commiflioners of Cuftoms,
dated Feb, 5, 1666, referring to the Order of Council
at N tf i. fup. and allowing to Mr. Tobie Bonnell the
Sum of £92. 8. 5. over and above his eftabliftied Sa-
lary, 44 for his care and pains in advancing his Majefty's
Revenue/' in the Year 1663 : at the Rate of 2 Shillings
ii the Pound upon the advance. Signed Tho. Worfopp,
W m Srfiith, W m Dudfon, Daniel Dillingham.
9. Extraft & Tranflation, &c." refpefting the Ne-
gociations for Peace in June, See. 167?.
10. A Copy of the Addrefs of the Prelbyterian Clergy
to his Majefty on the Liturgy, and Remarks on the
King's Declaration. Eight leates, feparated in binding,
fo that N 0 ' 1 1 & 1 2 are inferted between the 4th and
5th.
11. " The Reafons exprefled in the Petition of Nic.
Gernon, why he and his Eight Complices fhould be
pardoned fer tranfporting their Wooll into Forraigne
Parts." Two leaves. Sec N° 20.
1 2. Memorandums from Sermons. Two leave?.
13. A Royal Licence to Sir Fran. Hamilton Bart, to
transport Wool.
14. A Speech, addreffed to the Lord Deputy of Ire-
land in Council, foon after the Relloration. Without
the Speaker's Name.
*5- Fragment of a Speech in thelrifliHoufe of Coir-
110ns. Two leaves.
16. A Letter to Mr. Toby Bennett, from his Nephew
James Bonnell, dated Dublin 19 Mar. 169?.
17. Indru&ions from the Prize Office London, dated
18 Decemb. 1654, intitkd, 4# Inftru&ions lor our very
1 >ving Friend TNlr. Tobie Bonnell." Signed Hum. Blake,
John Spanow, Rich. Blackball. With a Warrant having
the fame D-ite and Signatures.
Num. 4706 — 4710. .
18. " The Minutes of two Arguments made in the
Houfe of Commons, againft the Bill for continuing the
Prohibition of Irifli Cartel."
19. A State Paper tranflated from the Dutch, con-
taining 7 Stipulations made by the King of England to
the King of France.
20. The Petition of Nic. Gernon to the E. of Cla- 1
rendon, Lord Chancellor of England. See N° 11.
2 1 . 44 An Abftraft of the Accounts of his Ma tie " Re-
venue in Ireland, for five years, from Chriftmas 1682
to Chriftmas 1687."
22. A Colle&ion of Sermons in Portuguefe, on
various Texts, uniformly written.
23. A Catalogue of Books, with this Title, 44 Cata-
logus Librorum tarn Latino quain Anglicano Scrmone
editorum, penes me R. S."
24. A curious Paper, containing Lifts of the Nobility,
and Officers of the tfoufehold, and State, with Lifts of'
Ships, and various other Particulars, written in a fmull
^Hand on 32 leaves, referring certainly to a Period earlier
than the latter Part of Charles the firft's Reign, as it
contains feveral Peers, who were extintl before 1645.
It has the following curious Title, wlxich however does
not very well defenbe its Contents.
4 * A true Colle&ion, as well of all the King's Maj 6ei
Offices and Fees in any the Courts at Wcilminfter, as
of all the Offices & Fees cf his Maties honourable
Iloufehold, together with all I 4 ees pertaining to Captaines
and bouldiers, having Charge of Bullwarks, Caltles, &
Fortrefles within the Realme of England, and likewife
the Offices and Fees of his Highnes honourable Houfes, :
Parkes, k Forrefts within the laid Realme."
4707.
A thin Quarto, containing,
1. Mr. David Simpfon, the induftrious Antiquary &
Hiftoriographer of Scotland, his Adverfaria & Colle&ions
in his own Hand, of Matters relating to that Kingdom,,
being chiefly Grants by the Stewarts to Mrlrofs Abbey.
After which is an Account of the Family of the Camp-
bells, Lords of Loudoun. At the end a Lift of thc^
Charters of Scotland, in the Hapd of Mr. Simpfon, Iron*
1249 t0 1^90.
2. Some remarkable Things finpe Jam. 1. was taken
Prifoner by the Englilh, 1406, tc the Dea<h of Ja. 6,
1625.
3. An Account of K. Cha. 1. coming to Scotland in
1633, and of his Coronation there.
4708 & 4709.
Two vaft folios, fairly written on Paper in Englilh, and
well preierved, being a univerfal Common Place Book,
by Francis Bowry.
There is no Index to either of them, but a running
Title of the Articles in alphabetical Order at the top of
each page. The lft Vol. confifts of 2000 pages, the
2d of 984.
4710.
The Arms & Titles of the Knights of the Garter, in the
year 1625, collected by the Sieur de Valles. The
Arms are blazoned in Colours. It is a thin folio,
with the following very ample Title in French. The
whole on Paper.
44 Recueil de tous les Chevaliers du tres noble
Ordre de la Jarretiere, que eftoient vivants lors que le
Prince Charles premier du nom, Roy de la Grande
Bretaigne, fat marie avec la Princeffe Henriette-Marie
de France et qu'elle luy fut menee en Angleterre par
Meffire Claude de Lorraine, Due de Chevreufe, Pair et
Grand Chambellan de France, qui fut lors fait Chevalier
dudit Ordre de la Jarretiere.
44 Con-
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianas
191
Num. 4710-— 4712.
" Contcnant auffi les Ceremonies fakes dans la Ville
de Londres, lorfque Meflre Anthoine Ruze, Marquis
d'Effiat, Ambafiadeur Extraordinaire en Angleterre, fut
fait Chevalier de Tordre du S* Efprit, par ledit S r Due
de Chevreufe, fuivant la Commiflion, qui luy fut envoide
par fe Roy de Franca et de Navarre, Louis xin we Chef
et Souverain dudit Ordre.
" Recueillis et mis en ordre, parle Sieur de Valles, de
la ville de Chartre en Beaulce, fecre rc ordinaire de la
Chambre du Roy de France, qui fit le voiage avec ladite
Princefie reyne d'Angleterre. En Tann^e 162$"
4721.
A larg* folio Volume, confifting chiefly of fpecimerts of
P*per, taken from the beginnings or ends of old
Books, with fome Fragments of the Books themfelves :
alio Specimens of Paper, of different manufa&ure and
denominations ; but fe# of them diftin&ly marked.
Towards the end are fonie printed Quack Advertife-
ments, about tjie Time of Queen Anne. Very like
fome of Bagford's volumes. xvm.
4712.
A large Volume folio of Letters, &c. colle&ed by Peter
le Neve, whofe Remarks are frequently upon them,
chiefly for the fake of the Autographs, being arranged
alphabetically, with brown Paper between each Parcel,
marked with the Letter of the Alphabet which is the
initial of the Writers Name,
Vol. L contains principally as follows :
i. A mifcellany of Autographs of divers Perfons.
a. ^Various Letters and Papers, with the Autograph
of L^Brudenell, 1652,
3. Various Letters from I. Addinbroke, M. D. of
Catherine Hall, 17 14.
4. E. of Anglefey, 171$.
5. Arthur Annefley M. P. 1707 8.
6. S r Ro. Atkins, Queen Square, London, 1709.
7. Hr Audley, 1 600.
8. Fra. B' of Rochefter to J n Anftis Efq.
9. From Tho* Baker the Antiquary, dated Camb e
17*6.
10. An old Parchment Deed of Rob 1 Barker of
Trimley in Suffolk, Efq. 43 Eliz.
11. Two Letters from Jofeph Bowles, Bodleyan
Library, 17 16-7.
1 2. L u Burlington's Letter about L d CifFord's Funeral,
1 6^4.
13. Two Letters from Rich' 1 Bowchir, Amport near
Andovcr, Hants, 1715.
14. One from J. Barker Archdeacon of Chichefter,
15. D n from John Brewer, 1717.
1 6. J. Bromley, 1716.
i> J. Bridges, 1712 3.
18. Rob 1 Bay lis, 1723.
19. A Letter from Tho. Brand, Whitehall, 1722-3.
20. Others from J. Brydges, Line. Inn, 1722-3.
21. — from Tho 8 Breton, 1599-
22. — T. Brodrick, 1677.
23. F. Bysftte to G. Gooddord Efq., Heralds Coll.
24. L d Bryttas to Tho. E. of Arundell, 1634,
25. T. Buckhurft, Sackville-houfe, 1600.
26. J ft L d Berners, about Hofley Manor.
27. W m Bofwell to Tho 8 Knivett Efq., 1693.
28. A French Letter from Ffr Prince of Condye,
1 579-
29. J. A. Letter to M.Bedford Parfcn of S'Mary
Oatwich Church in B^ate Street Lojn4on in anfwer to
his book of Divinity 1 65 1 .
^o. Letters from W m & Rob 1 Bowyer 1596.
31. — from Tho Jo. Bloynt 1608.
32. « S r Tho. Browne 1658.
Num. 4712.
33. Letter from Tho' BufTells, very old.
34. — W m Borney, &c.
35. Bond of Rob 1 L d Bruce, &c. 165^
1 36. Letter of VV* Bowles, Knighton 1682-3.
37- L d Berkley 1661.
3 8 * Charles Boones, Bombay Caftle 17 18.
1719.
39. H. Barker, &c.
4 0. Mary Lady Bath, about her fufferines to
hercofenS'PHobartKn'. T
41. Col. W Bard to H' L d Percy 1643.
42. T. Bromley, Cane. 1581,
43- Nath. Brent 1672.
44. . . f rom H. Chauncy Ardeley Bury 1714..
45. The Earl of Eflex's Letter to his brother, a copy.
46. P. Conolly, Leicefterfhire 1698.
47- ; D' Arthur Charlett, Matter of Univcrfity
Coll. Oxon, dated Bath 1719, to John Le Neve Eiq«
at his Houfe in Theobald's Row.
48. W m Churchill, Whitehall 1678.
49. W m Cecill, no date.
50. FromL d Clarendon 1695-4.
51. 52. Tho. & Eliz. Cecill 1390, to S r John Ho*
bard.
53, *4- Lady Cecill & S r W m Cecill, dated Burgh-
ley December.
55. K. Charles Warrant for iffuing Mufketts, to H y
L d Percy Generall of the Artillery 164^.
56. Jn* Chicheley to Peter Le Neve, about Dugdale's
MiiS. upon Drawing 1718, Middle Temple.
57. W m Coward, Ipfwich 1718.
58. From Gyles Chandos, dated Sudeley 1588.
59. H Clare 161 3.
60. Printed Letter of James ift. about Contributions,
iigned Francis Mylles, & Charles Cornwalys 161 1.
61. Another Letter from L d Clarendon 1699.
62. S r Francis Crane to L d Maltravers, Rye 1635.
63. L d Conway to D°, dated on board the Fleet in
the Downes 1635.
64. Lady Burghley to S r J n Hubbert K l 1603.
65. Ranulphe Crewe to D°.
66. Ja. ChriiHe 1 707, about the Antiquity & Arms >
&c. of that Family.
67. Jo. Cooke, Whitehall 1667.
68. Charles Cornwalys 1612.
69. 70. Letter from A) r John Cowell to M T J m Ho*
bart at Hales Hall, dated Combe 1596.
71. Bafil Dreweirs Receipt of thexlntereft of£i2ro.
from Tho* E. of Arundell 1629.
72, 3. From Gregory Dacre 1593.
74. S r Symonds Dewes to Tho'Knivett Efq. Stoi -
hall 1639.
7 5. Ab. Digby to M r Flowerdewe at the Temple.
76. Dorfet to S r Tho. Knivett 1606.
77. * Devonelley to Mr. Griffith, Secretary to
tfieEnglifh Ambaflador at Stockolme. Dated Hambuign^
1665.
78. Robert E of Leycelter to the Keeper of Eall
Derham Park NorfF. with his broad Seal, damaged.
79. 80. Rob 1 Duddley E of Leycefter & Amye
Duddley to John Flowerdew Efq.
81. H'Effinge to his Uncle S r Tho 8 Knivett K l at
Alhewellthorpe 1602.
82. The Earl of Effex to Tho 1 Foliott Sheriff of
Worc r 1^95.
83. The fame to S r J n Popham K* L. Chief Juftice of
England 1594.
84. Chr. Emmott to M r Rob. Wright at the Office of
Ordinance in the Tower, dated Bath 172 1.
85. Lorn. Echard to P. Le Neve about MSS. 1 7 1 5.
86. Thomas Eftops to Mr. J n Hubard,
87. L d Chancellor Ellefmere to the E. of Shrewefbury
614.
8 ' *88, 89. A prmted
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88, 89. A printed & a MS. Letter fromS r Tho. Fair-
fax, about Capt n Edmond Barber & the Garrifon of
Wallingford, &c. 1646,
90. Lady Maidftone's Letter 1692. Eaflwell.
^1. J n Finch of Eaftwell C° Kent Efq. 1655.
92. Tho 1 Farrington's Autograph &Seal 1691.
» 93. Heneage Finche to Lady Bell at Afliwellthorpe,
Norfolk 1627.
94. Francis Finche, High gate 16 1.7, to his Mother
the Lady Bell.
95. L d Fitz Williams 1694.
96. 7, 8. Tho*Fortefcue to S r Tho s Knevit Kn l dated
Hendon 1599.
99. Step. Fox, at the E. of Northampton's Houfe
Caftle Afhby 1701. Sep r .
ioc. The fame, dated Whitehall June 1701.
1 o 1 . W m Fleetwood B p of Ely.
102. General Fleetwood to all Officers & Souldiers,
&c. to fuffer L d Bruce's Servants to pafs from London to
Ampt-Hill in Bedford, 1659.
103. Humfrey Farnabye, 1595.
1 04. L d Fielding to ... . Crump Ffq. one of her
Majefties Heralds at Arms 1705.
j 05. Rich 4 L d Gorges to S r W m Dugdale 16/59.
. 1 06. Goring E. of Norwich, to the Earl of Arundell ;
Breda 1650.
107. M r Chriftopher Grimfton to W m Hubbaat
Hales Hall 1596.
' 108. Tho" Gilbert, Oxford 1688. about books.
109. E. Gerarde to J n Hubbard.
110. 112. R. Gale to P. Le Neve Efq. 172 1.
1 11. Edw d Gybbon from Glatton in Huntingtonfhire
1707, " All in which Letter ported to the feveral
Towns in that County, by me Peter Le Neve Norroy
17 ics as written by him on th6 back."
113. Tho. Grey to S r Nath 1 Brent K' at his houfe in
Litle-Brittane, dated Henton Caftle 1652.
1 14. John Granville E. of Bath, &c. his Autograph to
a Commiffion of Enfigne to Tho* Pitt gent 1686.
115. George Gregory 1722.
116. Autograph of the E. of Clare.
117. L d Colerane about a Pedigree, &c. 1700.
118. Lady Colerane 1707.
119. i? r Michael Heneage, Hadley 1703.
120. Rich u Haffall. D' Mather Hutton, Wroxall
1700.
121. G. H. to Tho* Barrow Efq. London, dated S.
Nicholas near Richmond.
122. Eliza Hatton to S r F Holford.
123. L d Hunfdon to S r Tho 5 Knevett Kn 1 1588.
* 124. W m Ferdinand Cary baron of Hunfdon to P.
Le Neve.
1 25. Sr Rob 1 Harcourt to S r Tho' Knevett Kn 1 1 580.
126. S r Nicholas Hare's Autograph, &c. dated torn
dfF.
127. 8. Two Letters from Walter Harcourt to S r
Tho fi Kny vett, 1581.
129 Various Letters from the E. of Huntingdon to
M< Cromp at the Herald's Office, about a Monument
Mr Gibbons the Carver in Bow Street was then making
lor him, 1698. Alfo about his having repaired & beau-
a fli? th ^ M 7 ument of Sana's E. of Huntingdon in
Sis 7 j . l6p4, & about prompts tranferibing his
u a & . and /i* cr lliftorical & t-eraldical matters, &c.
ch'cfly dated Donmngton Park, Leicefter.
130. Three Letters from Chr. L d Hatton j c8q.
131. W m Hatton, Furnivals Ir.n 16,43.
132. L« Bindons Letter abou M* Tolkt's Arms,
Shortgrove 1708. '
133. Tho' Hearne the Antiquary, Edm Hall Oxl d
1724, about books & MS. returned to P. LeNeve. '
134. Eliza Hampden to M r Anthony Knyvett
135- H y James D. D. of Camb e 1670.
6
Mum- 4712, 4713.
136. M E. Tollyvet at Hamburgh 1666.
157. J n Kirfhaw 168 1. Redor of Ripley York* about
D r Blithe, Mafter of Clare Hall, &c.
158. Rich d Keurden.
139. D r Knight, about Deeds 1723.
140. Several Letters from E. Kytfon to S r J n Hobart
dated Hengrove 1597* 1603. f
141. Franc* Knollys. Readinge Abbey 1625.
47I3-
A fimilar Vol. to the lad containing :
I. A fhort Letter from S r Nath 1 Floyd Kn 1 Do r of
Laws 1718, fealed with his Arms, quarterly.
2* A French Letter from Leibnitz, Hanover 1694.
3. Several others in Latin thus addreffed, Thomae
Rymero viro infigni Godefridus Gulielmus Leibnttius
S. P. d.1695.
4. Rowland Leigh, his acquittance for £986. 41 Eliz.
5. Tho 9 Leigh of Stoneley 16 10, to Lady Hoddefdon
at Laighton 1610.
6. James Lomax to M r J n Hobart 1595.
7. James Lightbourne 1712. " One of his name was
a Mailer in Chancery 1723."
8. Rob 1 E. of Leyceiter to E. Flowerdewe Efq. 1 578.
9. J n Lawton to Le Neve 172 1.
10. From S r Peter Lely the Painter 1663.
II. W m Lilly, to the Lady Eliz. Morley his favorite,
no date.
12. Meryell Littleton, Franchly 1609, t0 her Aunt
Lady Meryell Knyvct at Afhwell-Thorpe Norfolk. On
the back is written by Le Neve " Muriel 1 Littleton
Lady Bellsnere, was one of the da r " of S r Tho' Bromley
Kn 1 L d Chancellor, who married Eliz h da r of S r Adrian
Fortefcue K l .
13. L 1 ' Leflie to L d 1641.
14. E. Maidfton to M r Heber at the Temple, dated
Eaftwell 1692.
15. Col. Henry Martin, torn.
16. A Warrant figned Marleburgh, about Hereford
& Glouc r Caftles, being very ruinous, about 1626. •
17. S r Rich' 1 Manningham 1728.
18. L d Maynard 1686 to M r Millecent at Barham
Kimber.
19. M 1 * Dorothy Millecent to M^Le Neve 1721.
20. R. Manfell M. P. Norwich 1722.
21. W m Mofeley toM' J n Hobert 1603.
22. Charles Morren to D° 1596.
23. Edw d More to M r Hobert & the Marchionefs of
Winchefter, at Bafinge 1 600.
24. Jo. Meres 1718 London.
25. J.Morgan, Kingfthorpe near Northampton 17 12.
13.
25, Roger Meredith, Leeds 1721, about his MSS.
of the Sages of the Law, &c.
27. Mr. Mapleden 1605.
28. Albert Maxwell, London 1687.
29. S' .W m Monfon to L* Maltravers, Plymouth
1635.
30. Warrants for divers Services in the New Foreft
Norden, Alton 1611.
31. W.B p of Carlifle, Rofe Caftle, 17 14-5, to Le
Neve. »
32. A Letter in Verfe from John Norrice to the Right
Hon b,c Lady Bruce at S l James's 1657.
33. Fra. North, his Opinion in a Caufe 1680.
34. Oliver Neve to his Cofen F. Neve 1670.
35. Hy Nevell of Billingbere, Berks 1582.
36. Fr. Nicholfon, Rob' Napef, &c. 17*8. 1688.
37- Form ot a Faculty, Charles E. of Nottingham,
1636.
*8. H< Norton to his Ccfin M' HubberL
39. Oliver Naylor to Edw. Pepys Efq r nt Bromef-
thorpe, N#rfolk. ;
40. George
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40, George Duke of Northumberland's hand and
feal 1704, on a Parchment conftituting Ben. Pratt, one
of his Chaplains.
41, Sir Thomas Parry's letter to Lady Knyvett, his
Sifter.
42, 43. L d & Lady Paget's letter to M r Thnrton,
about S r Tho* Knyvett's claim to a Manor in Suffolk,
&c. 1581-2.
44. W n Preflon to his kinfman Anthony Knyvettj
1645.
45. Rich 1 Parfons, Chan r of Glouceftef, his hand
and leal, &c. i6>*6, 7.
46. Letter of Attorney from Lewis Pollard of Ha-
thei^egh C° Devon, gent, to Xtopher Twytt of Weft-
mynfter gent. 1 609.
47. Hampden Poulet to M'Hobart 1600.
48. Henry L d Percy Baron of Alnwick, Matter of the
Horfe to the Prince of Wales, and Generall of his Ma-
je" Artillery 1^43.
49. Sir John Paul Kn* refident at the Court of Den-
mark 1676. .
50. Jo. Powle to M r J n Hobard.
51-2. Jonas Pett to S r John Hobard Kn l 161 2.
53-4. Silv Pctyt & P. Parker 1706, &c.
55. M r John IMnn, Char let on Glouc* 1722.
56. The E. of Radnor to M f Conftantine his Cbun-
cellor at the Temple 1696.
57. 8, 9. L d Rivers to Xtop r Conftantine Efq. 1691.
60-1 John Rowes, M. Temple 1672-3. "A good
Poet his hand/' and Parnell Rous to S r John Hubbard.
62? 3* 4> 5- Rich d Rawlinfon, S r Johns, 1715. 171 1.
to John Hare Efq. Herald's Coll.
66 W n Read, Mountibantz, Saffron Walden 171 1.
67. Brune Ryves, London 1698.
18. Tho Richmond, Maldon 1708.
1 9. F ur Letters from Tho* Rychardfon to Tiio.
Knyvett E r q. 16 6-9. 1634..
7 vi. From W m Rutland to S r J n Hubart Kn\
7: -3. Ladv liochford, her name Wroth, wife uf
- - - - E. of Rochford, created by King WiHiam,
&c.
74. Patent for Rob* Culliford gent, to be Comptroller
-of S uthamnton 108^. vSigned Rochefter.
75. A French Letter from Sauveur to Monff r Parr^
the French Ambaffador 1602, Paris.
76. Another from . Saint Marthe, Hiftoriographe du
Roy de France, to Edw d Rych Roy d'Armes, London
1603.
77-8. From Joh. Strype to J n Le Neve, about his Edi-
tion of Stow's Survey, &c. Low Leyton.
79. Chr. Selby, Pemb. Hall 171 7, Camb.
80. Tho. Smith, Trin. Coll. Camb. 1713.
81. John Sanfon, Secretary to the Cuftom Houfe
1702, afterwards a Commiffioner of the Navy.
82. Tho. S l George, Garter Principal King of Arms,
1701.
83. S r Rob 1 Sawyer Attorney General, his hand, &c.
84. George Saunders to J" Anftis Efq. Garter King
at Arms, about his Knighthood, 1721.
85. J. Sotheby, Hatton Garden 1722, thanking P.
Le Neve for the ufe of his MS.
&6. RatcliffeE. of Suffex, Bermondfey 1594, toBa-
fingboyne Gaudy, High Sheriff of Norfolk.
87. Stewart Duke of Lenox, about a Book to S r W m
Lane, out of Stoke Park 1608.
'88. W m L d Vifc 1 Say & Sele to W m Gaudy Efq.
89. De la Poie Earl of Suffolk, 22 E. 4.
90. * From Wriothefley E. of Southampton i66r, to
Tho. Barrowe & Francis Beckett Efq rfc Receivers for the
free prefeat to the King, Co* Bedford, with his broad
feal.
Cat.Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 47 1 3.'
91. jo. Sanclford, Bow Lane, to Jo. Gibbon Efc|.
at his Houfe near the Tower. iC This Sandford bears
the fame Arms with Sandford of Homgill Cattle, & writes
a fine hand."
92. H y Seymor, &c; t 638.
93. Nicholas Serle, London 1647.
94. Chriflop. Shadforth* Newcaltle 1673-4. .
95. W m Sandys, Mordike 1644 to L d Piercye, Geno-
rall of his Majefties forces.
96. Edward Sulyard 1595.
97. 8. . S r Philip Sydenham Baronet, (Brympton
1720-31.) to his coufin John Hare Efq. at the Herald's
Office.
99. Ralph Sheldon; of Beoley in Worceflerfhiri
1596.
100. D T Elias Sydall, Prebendary of Cariterbuiy
1720. '
101. L 4 Sunderland to L d about the Arms .
taken from difaife&ed peribns in Cambridgeshire, &c.
1684.
j 02. Mary Counters of Shrewibury's lafi: Petition to
the King 1621.
102. Vifcount Savage to the E. of Arundell, L d Mar-
fhall of England 1635.
103. The E. of Suffolk to P. Le Neve 17*3,' and his
feal.
104. R. E. of Salifbuiy to Lo. Knyvett, Lo. Warden
of the Mynt & other Officers thereof 160S.
105. Tempelt Thornton, Gray's Inn, 1721, to J"
Warburton Efq. at the Herald's Office, defirinc: />/>
corre&ed Map of Yorkfhire to be font to him at
Wakefield.
106-7. H. Todd* Penrith & Carlifle 1717.
108. Charles Thayer, Abington 1717.
1 09- 1 o. Charles Tankred, Whixley near York 1716,
about Infcript* in that Church, &c. CoIletV for that
County then making, in which he will aflift, &c.
111. Jo. Thorpe to J u Hare Efq. 1710-11.
112. Jo. Thortias 1600.
1 13-14. Tho 8 Tajbot, York-Haufe 1609, to D' John-
Cm at Pontefrade, about his Family Pedigree.
115. S r Horatio Townfhehd, Reynham 1656, to hi>
kinfman Tho 8 Knyvett.
1 16. From Rich d Vaughton B p of Chefter, Aldfordby
Chefter 1604. to S r Rob 1 Knowlls Kn 1 about a watch in -
his Family, &c. " The s d W was tranilated from Bangor
to Chefter 1597, & thence to London 1604." (P. Le
Neve's Notes.)
1 17. J. Vanbrugh, Clarcnccux, to Mr. Crump, at the
Herald's Coll.
118. An old Parchment Deed of John Villiers, Vifc 1
Purbeck 1628.
1 19. Capt" John Vanbaflen to M r Crump, about Pedi-
grees, dated Edinburgh 1687.
120. Henry Vaughton, Hauford-Weft Com. Pemb*'
1643. to L d Percy, Mailer of the Ordinance, &c. then
at Xt Church, about his rents, &c. the Rectories
of Kydwelly, &c.
121. S r W Vavafour to L d Percy General of the
Ordinance, about having then taken Panfwickc 16.3,
tho* the rebells have got poffefiion of ma-y houfes, which
will be taken by cannon, therefore beiccchcs his LorJ-
fliip to fend more cannon bullets, &c.
123. From Humfrey Wanley to P; Le Neve Efq.
Norroy, at the College of Arms 1725. about a little book
late come to his hands, confining ot virulent Reflections
on Cardinal Wolfey, K. H> VIII. the Pope, Clergy, Sec.
chiefly in Verfe ; after defcribing it, he defires to know
the Authors name, and Le Neve has endurfed this letter
, thus " M r Wanley about Skclton's Libel, aniwered 10th
April."
123. A Letter fiom K. Chr-rles to Tho. Vifc 1 Went-
worth his Deputy of Ireland, &c And Adam V.ic r -
1 3 1> Loitus
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Loftus Chancellor of Ireland, about George Bagnall,
&c. laie of Dunlecke, in the County of Catherlagh Efo/,
&g. having wrongly obtained poffeffion of Tho* E. of
Arundell's Ancettors, &c. At the top is the King's Au-
tograph, & at the bottom S r Francis Windebank's.
124, Sign Manual for the Office of Clerk of the
delivery of Ordnance to G e Wharton Efq r . 22 Charles
cd. . .
125. Letter from S r Francis Windebank, about his
Maiefty having appointed the E. of Northumberland to
be Generall of his Army, &c. Dated at the Court at
Whitehall Dec' 31. 16:9. .
12 ft, 7, 8, 9. Letters from Browne Willis, the Anti-
quary, to M r John Le Neve, about his Hiftory of Cathe-
drals, &c. Haddon Hall near Fenny Stratford 1 7 1 7.
1 30- 1. J. Wainright & Edmund Wyndham's Queries,
&c. to John Le Neve 1 7 1 6-7.
132. S' Richard Wynn K'. & Bar 1 1639.
132.4. James Welwood& W. Wind* 1717, &c.
135. Another Letter from H. Wanley to P. Le Neve
Efq' about the Regifterof Caftle Acre, &c. dated Dover
Street 1723.
136. Jofeph Williamfon, Whitehall 1664-5.
137. George Why te 1610, to Lady - - - *
138. L d Wilmot to L a Piercy, about the taking of
J - - - Caftle, &c. Stanftead 1643.
139. Fifher Wentworth, about Collections in Corn-
wall, Plymouth 1706-7. Sealed with Arms & Quar-
terings. „ _
140. M r Rich- 1 Waltham to M' J n Hobart at Bafinge-
houfe, to be left at my Lo. Marques' Houfe in Auftyn
Fryars 1600. .
141. Copy of the Lady Marques' Letter to her coien
M< George Paulett 1 599.
142. The Marquis of Winchefler to M r Hubbard,
dated Bafinge 1600. Nov. 17.
143. The Marchionefs of D°, to S r Rich d Pawlett,
Sec*
144. The fame, to Mr Secretary, in behalf of M'
Browne of Frampton C° Dorfet to be joined in the Com-
miffion of Mufters 1599.
145. From the fame Lady S 1 John, Lady Marques ot
Winchefter, to her brother-in-law S' Tho* Dennis, about
bringing Deeds, &c. to London ; Bafing 1600.
146. Hampden Poulet to M r Hubbert about Bonds for
Money to S r Horatio Palavicino 1600.
147. The Marquis of Winchefler to his cofen the Lo.
Mount joy, Bafinge 1599.
148. Draught of a Letter from a young Lady to the
old Lady Winchefter, about the Letter fent her from
her Maiefty. On the fame is one from Edw. More.
149. Divers Receipts, Bills, & Debts, & of the Mar-
quis of Winchefter 1598. 1 600.
150. Copy of a Letter (from M r Hobbard probably)
to the Lady Marques of W. 1 598.
1515 3* From the Marquis of Winchefter to M r
Hubbord at S r Tho 1 Kicfon's houfe near the Duche
Church, London. Dated Bafinge 1592.
154. Copy of a Letter to the Lady Marques, about
the value of the Wood at Hackwood Park, Bramfliill
Park, ice. 1598.
155. A Letter from L d Warwick about the fuccefs of
the Parliament Forces in the Weft.
156. The Marquis of Winchefter to M r Hobbarde.
157. Jonathan Wodeworth of Shavington Co. Chefter
Efq r 1648.
158. Letter of L d Wentworth 1599.
159. Witt Willoughby 1653.
160. Tho" Whetenhall of Feckham in Kent, to his
coufen John Gibbon 1677, about Lands in Kent, Arms,
&c.
161. From R. Waters at Bombay 1718-9,
Num. 47 x 3> 47 r 4*
162. Copy of Anne Lady Warwycke's Letter to the
Lady Marques of Winchefter 1 599.
163. John Young after his return from Scotland, to
M Diceye (no place mentioned, cover being wanting)
about his Town, & " particularly that work (worthy
of his Majefty), the building of the Stone Bridge, upon
which on the gate at the entry into it, his Majefties will &
command is, that his Portrait in marble be erected with
the motto under. Duo Regna hoc ponte junxi, tueatur
unita Deus. This you fhall fignifie to the Maifter of
the worke, as his Majefties pleafure, that he may take
order for it, primo quoque tempore, that it may be
either done or in fome tcrwardnel's, at his Majefties
coming unto thofe parts, which he purpofes this Spring."
Weftminfter 1616.
4714.
Regiftrum Chartarum Monafterii B. Maris de Bitlefden
C° Bucks, ufq. ad 32 H. 8. Codex membranaceus
pulchre fcriptus et ben6 confervatus, conftans foliis
363 fed fine indice. Continet prsccipue ut (cquitur.
1. De fundatione de Bitlefden. ^ 1.
2. Robertus Comes Leceftrie de terra de Whitfeld.
7-
3. Alia chartae de terra de Whitfeld. 8.
4. Charta Roberti redoris Ecclefiae de Morton. 15.
5. Magna confirmatio Humfridi de Monte de terra,
&c. in Whitfield. 16.
6. Thomas Lancafter de Bitlefden, Johnes Foreft de
Whitfield, et Jofcnes Celer* vicarius Ecclefiae de eadem,
&c. * *9-
7. Charta Henrici Regis de terra de Whitfield.
8. Confirmatio Epi Lincol* de terra de Eftwella in
Comiti North'* 21.
9. Confirmatio Witti Wanci de Fancot* fir et heredis
Roberti Wanci quondam dili de Eftwell, &c. 24.
10. Terra de Weftcot et Blakenham. 26-7*
11. Chartae et Confirmations Hugonis de Henfhaw,
Witti dni de Enfhaw et alias charts de terris de Enfhaw,
&c. 28 ad 44.
12. De terra de Helmenden.
45-
1 3. Confirmatio Simonis de Munforth de eadem.
45. b..
14. Confirmatio Comitiffe Wintonie de Affarto de
Helmenden. 5 1 .
15. Confirmatio Edmundi illuftris Angliae Regis filii.
57*
16. Charta Witti de Chedneduit de toto dnio fuo de
Charlton et aliae chartae de eodem manerio, &c.
58 ad 99.
17. Chartae Radulphi de Caftello ats de Caldcot.
ioo.
18. Chartae Hugonis Dunefter, de terra in Thorn-
borowe, &c. 107.
19. Charta Wittmi Hamonde, de feudo fuo in Thorn-
borowe. 120.
20. Chartae aliae Thomae Hafting. 123*
21. Cirographum Jofcis fil* Alani de Warda Caftelli
Northampt*. 132. b.
22. Convencio inter Alfoem de Bittlefden et Vicar*
Thornfege. 133.
23. Chartae de terra apud Trefham, &c. 135.
24. Charta Hugonis Ruffel de Parco de Prefton.
165.
25. De terra de Dodforde. 167.
26. Confirmatio Witti de Dodford de Chartis Inte-
cefforum fuorum. 1 83.
27. Chartae Jofcis de Leia, &c. in Dodford. 188.
28. Charta Gilberti de Pinchenni de decimis de dfiio
fuo in Wappenham. ' 215.
29. Confirmatio Roberti de Pinkeni militis de dona-
cionibus Antecefforum fuorum. 2 1 9.
9 30. Compofitio
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30. Compofitio inter Afibem de Bitlcfdeif et Willim
Dalton pro decimis in parochh de Wappenham. 228,
31. Confinnatio epi Lincoln* pro eifdem decimis.
231.
32. Confirmatio Archiepi Cantuar\ 233.
33. Littere Thomae Sale Notarii Publici Lincoln* dioc*
pro decimis in parochia de Wapnam. 339.
34. Indentura fafta inter Atibem de Bitlefden et
Jolunem Catfcho Rectorem ecclefias de Wapenom 16
R. 2. 24c.
35. Indentura inter Abbem et Dominum Robertum
Darby redorem ecctie de Wapnam, 18 Rich. 2d. 241.
36. Ibid Wittm Knych reftor, 1 4., et Joftem
Heiherington rectorem, 4 H. 4. 243-5.
37. Charta Radulphi Caret et Jacobi Normanii procu-
rators n Monafterii de Sco Luciano, ordiuis Sci Benedidti
Belnacen dice' in Regno Franciae, de Prioratu de Bredon
Pinkeney Lincoln* dioc* cum omnibus terris, tenementis,
redditibus, &c. et decimis, et de jure predifti priori t us
in villis de Wapnam, Stanes, Mcrtona, et aliis, in com*
North*, 1393- 251.
33. Statutum Regni contra Abbatem et Conventum
de Santo Luciano, 1428. 262.
39. Robertus Corbet et uxor ejus dederunt Wittola
Zouch et heredibus fuis advocationem ecclcfiae de Ebring-
ton, 37 E. 3. 262.
40. Chartae Roberti Corbet, et Joflis Lovel, et Witti
la Zouch de advocatione ecclefiae predi&ae, a R. 11.
267.
41. Indentura inter Jofcem, Regem Caftelle etDucem
Lancaftriac, et Afibem Monafterii de Bitlefden de advo-
catione ecctie de Eberton, 3 R. 11. 270.
42. Littera: Attorn* et Charta Wittmi la Zouch cheval*
d?Ii de Haringworth, &c. 3 R. 11. 27 f, 2.
43. Confirmationes Pilei Cardinalis, et Archiepifcopi
Cantuar* de appropriacione ecciiae de Ebrington et de
Ordinatione Vicariae ejufdem, 1389. 277, 280.
44 Confirmatio Willi Archiepi Cantuar* de confirma-
tionibus Henrici Epi Wigorn*, &c. de ecctia predift*.
284.
45. Charta de terra de Boycote, et compofitio Deci-
marum feni de. Boycote, et denarii San&i Petri. 295.
46. Convcncio inter Afcbem de Cirenceft* et Witti de
Stratforde de terra, &c. de Borcote. 296.
47. Charta Walteri et Rogeri de Morton de terra, &c.
in Morton. . 301.
48. Chartae de terra de Burton. 306.
49. Charts de terra deTorveftQn. 310.
50. Chartae Jofcis de Laia, de terris in Weftbury, &c.
321.
51. Scriptum capelle de Litlecote. 342.
52. Chartae de edificiis de Dillaflane in London.
344-
53. Charts de terris et tenementis in Brackley et
Evynlcy Co. North. 348.
54. Charta Henrici Oftavi 32 0 regni fui Thomae
Wryotheley militi de toto illo fcito monafterii de Byller-
den, Co. Bucks. 353.
55. Indenture in Englifh, 32 H. 8., between the
aforefaid S r Thomas Wryothefley Knt. one of the prin-
cipal Secretaries to that King, and Edward Peckham Efq.
Keeper of His Majefties Houfehold, about the faid
diffolved Priory, &c. 358.
47*5-
1. Copies of Letters of Sir Hen. Nevill, Ambaffadour
in France, ann. 1599 & 1600, to Sir Rob. Cecill, Se-
cretary of State ; with his Anfwers. 1. to 182.
2. Inftru&ions about treating with the Archduke,
1600. 183. to 240.
This Volume is in folio, fairly written and well
preferved.
Num. 4716— 47 ig.
4716.
A thin narrow folio, written on Papery by Matthew
Tho s Balkervile of Bayworth-houfe, 1693. Con-
taining thefe Articles.
1. His Defcriptions of various Places, Rivers, &c.
in profe and verfe (chiefly the latter), interfperfed with
Epitaphs, &c. in the Counties of Wilts, Oxford, and
Glouceftftiire.
2. " A Lift of People put to Death in the Civil Wars
in & about London," from 1641 to 1662.
3. An Account of Bridges over the Thames, begin-
ning at Cricklade in Glouc% with the Number of Arches
in each Bridge, and their Dimenfions, &c.
4. Taverns in London and Weftminfter, &c. and
10 Miles round London. 700 Stage Coaches allowed
in London and the Bills of Mortality, 1698.
5. Remarks in and about JJampton Church, 1698.
This Number is now bound up with 6344.
47 1 7.
A large folio, of 1 70 leaves of Paper, containing,
1. The Queenes Prerogative in Salt Shores. J.
XVI.
2. That it is unlawful to marry without Confent of
Parents. 6.
3. A Treatife concerning Corporations. 8.
4. Modus tcnendi Par! iamenti. 11.
5. Senefchalli Angliae Officium. 16.
6. Archion : or, a Comment of the High Courts of
Juftice in England : by W. Lambard. 1 7.
7. Several Cafes in Law x & their Reafons.
26. to 112.
8. A&s of Diflblution of Chauntries, Colleges, &c.
1 Eliz. 154.
9. Other Cafes upon the Statute of Chauntries.
10. A good Cafe touching the Authority of a Dean
and Chapter, Bifhop, &c. 165*
4718.
An Inventory of the Pictures, Medals, Agats, & other
Rarities of K. Charles 1. in the Privy Gallery at White
Hall, in the King's new erefted Cabinet Room.
A thin folio fairly written on Paper, having the
Painters Names in the Margin, and other ufefal
Remarks.
47 1 9-
Codex membranaceus venerabilis, continens Vitas fane-
torum honlinum et foeminarum, et do&rinam 8. S.
Patrum, et fimilia, in fex libris, a diverfis au&oribus.
XII.
1. Vitae Monachorum iEgyptiorum a S. Hieronymo
prelbytero.
2. Liber fecundus qui appellator Paradifus, ab Hera-
clide Epifcopo, f. 40. Continet Vitas et a&us fan&orum
multorum. Ad finem funt verfus in laudem auftoris*
Hacc facer Eraclides limato famine pracful,
Forua prifcorum repetens monimenta virorum,
Candidolum confecit opus, &c.
3. Vitae San&orum a S. Ephrem Diacono, &c. 66#
4. Do&rinae feu inftitutiones San&orum Patrum.
80.
5. Liber quintus, five vifiones. 111. b.
6. Liber fextus, continens Vitas San&arum foemina-
rum, fol. 125. Incipit a Vita Stae. Pelagiae, ab Euftachio
£ Graeco converfa.
7. Vita S. Johannis Alexandrini Antiftitis, a Leontio
Epifc. Neapoleos in Cypriorum infula, f. 143. anx^Qsi
abrupte definens in cap. 24,
i. Medicinal
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Num. 4720—4725.
4720.
[472CH— 4745. Quarto.']
1. Medicinal Receipts : A fmall Fragment of a much
larger Book, with a Table of Contents at the end.
2. much more modern.
4721.
A fmall Tract, fairly tranfcribed on Paper, as for the
Prefs, containing 217 pages. It is dedicated to John
Duke of Newcaftle, and the Author figns himfelf
John Shorter, Jan. 1, 1709. The following is the
full Title.
fcC The Paradice of Peace, and an Eflfay towards a
brotherly Peace and Union between England & Scot-
land, fhewing, out of the mod learned and reverend
Divines, their Petitions ;
1. Church Matters and Members.
2. Church Conftitution and Form.
3. Church State.
4. Church Officers and Ordination.
5. Church Government and Cenfures.
6. Church Combination and Synods.
7. Communion and Separation from
Churches."
ic Concerning <
472 2.
Commentarius perpetuus in libros Xnftitutionum Jufti-
niani. Codex chartaceus, continens omnino paginas
670. Scilicet, obfervationum in librum i mnm , 117.
In lib. 2, 164, In lib. 3, 138. In lib. 4, 219.
Indicis 32.
Finitus Aug. 22, 1587. Index continet feriem
materiarum quae in quatuor libris Inftitutionum repe-
riuntur, fecundum ordinem Alphabeticum. Scriptoris
nomen non apparet. xvi.
47 2 3-
Nomina & Redditus Ecclefiarum in Com. Eflex, ab
antiquo et recentiore tempore, et in quo Hundredo
Hint, &c, 4 to - xvii.
4724# .
A thin Paper Book, neatly written, containing :
t. A Traft with this Title, " Of the Veritie & An-
tiquitie of the Chemicke Arte, & Powder or Medicine
of the Philofophers, or aurum potabile ; and of the
Matter and Compofition thereof, and of his marvailous
Force, in 3 Kinds of Things, animal, vegetal!, & mi-
nerals Teftimonies and Theoremes gathered out of
divers Authors, Sacred, Divines, Lawyers, Phifitions,
Philofophers, & Poets, by Roberte Valence." With
fome Latin Vcrfes on Alchemy prefixed.
2. " Secretum nobiliflimum & veriflimum venerabilis
viri Jodcci Greveri, Prefbiteri." 39.
3. The Sayings of Alanus the Philofopher, of the.
Philofophers Stone. 71.
4. " An Epiftle of Joh. Pontanus, a great Philofo-
pher, wherein is intreated of the Philofophers Stone."
81.
5. " A Treatife of Thomas of Aquine, of the Philo-
fophers Stone." 85,
6. John de Rupefcifla, his Book of Light. 106.
7. " The Keye of Raymund Lully of Majorca, which
is alfoe called an Apertorie, wherein all thinges which
are required in Alchimie are plainlie declared." 121.
4725.
1. Bonaventurae Card. Meditationes. 1. xiv.
2. Tegmentum 1 2 Patrian harum. 10.
3. S. Auguftini Hip. de mirabilibus S. Scripturae,
20.
libri 3
Num. 4725—4727.
t i4. S. Auguftini Hip. de laude Charitatis, vita beata &
more Domini, & de igne purgatorio, Sermones G.
5. M. An. Sev. Boetii, de Trinitate, lib. 4^
6. M. T. Ciceronis, de vera amicitia, Liber abbrcvi-
atus. . o
* 40.
7. Gregorii 111. Inftitutiones quomodo venerandi funt
San&i, feu, de vitis San&orum. ^
8. Ric. de S. Vidore, de liliis Jacob, liber. #5.
9. Johannis Belct, de Ecclefiaflicis Officiis, Summa
121. b. Deeft finis.
10. Jacob! de Vitriaco, Vita B. Maria: de Orpines
2 libris. Ad Ealconem Tolofanum Epifc. J 57- '
11. Sermoncs, de ligno Crucis, ic. Liber emot us
per D. 1 h. Walwell, 12 die Junii, 1513.* Portea' D.
Thomac Tempefi Baronetti : Membranaceus.
4726.
A Paper Volume, of 163 leaves; containing, befides
four leaves of introductory Matters, a large Collection
of Mifcellanies in Profe &; Verle, but chiefly the
latter, by Mark Hilfly or Hiidefly, (for he writes him-
felf both ways) Bencher of Lincolns Inn. His name
occurs at fol. 156 b. 148 b. and elfe where. At fol.
143. is the following Epitaph of the Author on him-
felf.
" Exuviae M [arci] H [ilfly] Armigeri, quondam
unius Sociorum de regali hofpitio Lincolnienfi.
Hoc in loco inhumatur
M. H. cadaver vitce fatur.
Cui M arcus (Aldermannus) pater j
Et Dorothea fuit mater.
Et Stephanus (Mercator) fratcr.
Per Cantab. Oxon. hue menhir,
Quam Lincoln's Inn, plus ultra datur.
Conjugibus bis decoratur,
At licet filiatus quatcr
In duobus tandem is beatur.
Natus 1 5 Apr. mdcxxx.
Denat. mdclxxxxvV
An Englifli Tranflation equally odd, is fubjoined. He
feems to have been a lingular humourift, very fond of
fcribbling. The fecond leaf contains a Sketch of a
title, but with a line drawn acrois, "j6<;t. Ellaves and
Contcmplarions Divine & Mundl, lYHicdlahcous, in
profe & meter, p M. H. & fr d to Philanthropic. Being
the 2 d Edition of, with confiderable Additions to, Religio
Juris-prudentis, the Lawyer's advice to his Sonn.
Wherein alfo the 22 moot poynts therein propofed &
promifed to be decided m the hrft Edition arc briefly
difcuflTed, together with other notions or vulgar errors
detected & refelled. Viderit utilitas, ut res magis va-
leant quam pereant. Sed non nobis «nati, partem pama
vendicat, partem parentes, Amici partem. 1 ' The moot
points there mentioned commence at fol. 132. He ends
with a whimfical parody on ct Jam que opus exegi," &c.
He fpeaks fometimes (as fol. 131 b.) xvn. of his
printed Works. This was probably the Grandfather of
B p Hildefley, whofe name was alfo Mark. .
47^7*
Two or three Common place Books of Law : the laft, of
1 16 leaves. On the laft leaf is, " Thomas Goldyngof
Rye in the Countie of SuiT. Gentleman," and " Phi-
lippus et Maria Dei gratia." XV1I#
Three
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Num. 4728— 4733.
4728,4729, 4730.
Three MS. paper volumes, by fome inadvertence fepa-
rated from ;he fet to which they belong, namely N°»
4060, 4061, 4062. The volumes there, are the firft,
fecond, & fourth ; here, the third, fifth, & fixth ;
making altogether a complete collection of obferva-
tions, formed by the fame hand, & written in the fame
careful way, from the year 1662 to 1676. The titles of
the three volumes here occurring are thefe, xyn.
3. " Choice & feleft obfervables, various and delight-
ful, the third Volume. Collefted & regiftered by R. D.
Anno 1666, 1667."
5. " Choice & feleft obfervables, various & delight-
ful. The fifth Volume. Colleded and regiftered by
R D. Annis 1670, 1671, 1672, 1673."
6. " Choice & feleft obfervables, various & delight-
ful. The fixth Volume. Collected and regiftered by
R. D. Annis. 16-4, 1675, 1676." %
The whole forms a furprifing mafs of various, and
frequently curious hiftorical, & other matters, but the
name of the writer no where appears. The laft volume
ends abruptly at p. 245. in the beginning of a fentence.
" That the Archangels." See the account of the other
three volumes at the numbers 4060, &c.
4* 7 3*-
De poteftate Ecclefue, liber *>oc, et aliter imperfec-
ta, chartaceus, fcriptura minuta, et obfeura. xvi.
4732.
A fmall 4 to of 175 pages, written upon paper, and con-
taining,
1. An Ordinary of Arms of Scotland, divided in two
parts. The firft called the lords, who are placed accord-
ing to their precedency. The fecond is of thofe who are
placed alphabetically. Collected briefly and in proper
terms of Heraldry.
2. Petit Trai£te des Armories. This is bound up with
5392 & 6091. which fee, as relating to Scotland.
4733-
A book of vellum and paper intermixed, containing $ xv.
1. Cato's Diftichs, in Latin, with a tranflation in
Englifh vcrfe fubjoined to each. At the end, " Explicit
liber Catonis, compofitus per magiftrum Benedi&um
Burgh, Vicarium de Maiden," &c.
2. A colle&ion of moral Sentences in Verfe, in divi-
lions of four, fix, & eight lines, with the name of an
author from whom the fentence is taken prefixed to each.
Probably by the fame author.
3. A very long poem, in couplet Verfe, on the
death of Chrift, & the deftruction of Jerufalem.
It begins,
" Lifteneth alle fat ben alyve
Bo)>e criften men & wy ve
I fhal yow tellen a wondur cas
how Ihus crift yhaten was
Al of ]>e Jewes fel & kene
And y was fethen on hem yfene/'
It ends,
" Now ybleflyd be our lord fo hende
Here is the ftory ybrougt to an ende
Ybleflyd mot the all now be
Of Jhu crift in trinite
fat his deth han now Iwroken
As I have before ifpoken
And eke I hope J>at J>ey han I wys
All to haer mede hevyn blyfle
And God graunt us all there to be
Amen, Amen, per Charite."
« Explicit hie fedes et (fcr. ut) obfidium de civitate
Jerufalem. Jtis eit Amor meus."
Some leaves appear to be deficient or tranfpofed
towards the end. The book is perhaps older than the
15'* Century, or early in it.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4734—4739-
4734-
Commentanus in Titulos quofdam Pandeftarum. liber
chartaceus, compaftus Cum Nam. 4742. xvii.
4735-
Liber partim charta, partim membrane conftans, com*
pa&us cum num.512. Continet,
1. Commentaries in Libros 8 phyficorum Ariftoteli*.
Ad finem, " Expliciunt libri phificorum, Quos Cur-"
funus de Swapham [annotavit]" fbrsan, fed vox obfeora
eft.
2. Traftatum brevem de diftinaionibus Scholafticis
473 6 -
XIV.
t a- - Nic ?.l ai de CIamen g* s >' de lapfu & reparationc
Jultitiae, Lber ; ad Philippum duceni Burguridiorum.'
...... xvil.
2. An Englifh freatife againft Idlenefs.
3. Liber lx)tharii Diaconi, de Vilitate humanse con-
ditionis, ad deprimendam fuperbiam.
4. Teftamentum 1 2 Patrfarcharum. .
5. The Song of Mofes, Hiftory of Jephte, Sampfon,
&c. m Enghfh verfe. In a dramatic form. ImperfeQ:
at each end. .
6. An Hiftory bf the Kings of England, from W.i.
to Ric. 1.
The Contents of this book are of very different ages;
partly on Paper, partly Vellum. The dramatic poems
are not older than the end of the 1 7 th Century.
4737-
Codex membranaceug vetus, continens tra&atum de
formulis Juris, in quatuor libros divifum. E duobus;
libris prioribus unus videtur deefie. Liber tertius
incipit ad fol. 43. b. cum tabula capitulorum ; quartus
ad fol. 56. incipiebat, fed e capitibus feptem, unum
folummodo extat, id<jue imperfeftum. Codex folia
habet 56.
In primo folio fcrif> r Anno Domini, incarn. Milles m#
fed numerus centenarius, &c. omittitur.
4738.
Codex chartaceus, bonus ; in eodem volumine compac-
tus cum numero 5389. Continet Etymologicum Lin-
guae Latinae, e notis Donati in Tereniii Comcedias
defumptum, et ordine alphabetico digeftum. Graeca,
ut fieri folet in Latinis Codicibus, laepe depravata ;
fed 4 Donato facili negotio reftauranda. Sic in AblU
gurire, Myvpiovu fcribitur pro uyvp**. In Catus, pro
wzpot, Tt xoLitiv habemus monftrum verbi, iraparoo tfju
Praelo dignus videtur hie liber, fi nondum impreffus
fit.
In primis follis fcribuntur, manu recentioTe, £pi-
grammata 15 circiter, notae non optima. Ad finem
etiam varia, fcriptura Codici fimiliore, fed corrupta
plerumque et femibarbara, verfu et profa fcripta. Inver-
fibus de Alexandro Magno habemus,
#i Omnia mattabam^ matter et ipfe mifer." xv.
4739-
Codex chartaceus, rtianu fatis eleganti fcriptus, paginarum
fcriptarum 222. Continens " Diftata I. F. Grohovii
in Petronium/ >
Cum inter Editores vel illuftratores Petronii nonre-
cenferi foleat J. Fr. Gronovius, inedita poflunt effe hacc
viri CI. Scholia ; quod fi ita fit, pro fhefauro rit^ haberi
poteft hie liber, qui fcriptura clara et facili ledores in-
vitat j et exferibi pro prelo facillime poffet. xvn.
Figurae
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4740.
u Figurae Novi et Veteris Teftamenti, ad materias
diverfas per Alphabetum compilatae, per fratrem
Bindum Ordinis Heremitarum." xv.
Cur figurae appellantiir non fatis apparet. Sunt enim
loci communes, cum indice locupleti. Codex chartaceus,
bene confervatus.
4-741- „ .
Commentarius brevis, auftoris incerti, in Perfu Satiras.
Praemittitur Vita Perfii, ferfc eadem quae in £dd. oc-
currit, et Valerio Probo & quibufdam adfcribitur.
Auftior tamen videtur, fer£ quinta parte, ad finem ;
et habet, in aliis locis, variationes infignes.
Codex eft chartaceus, et e& fcriptur& quae non ferior
feculo 1 5 putanda eft. Cafleius 16 9 face, afcripfit. xv.
4742.
liber chartaceus* compa&us cum num. 4734* Cbn-
tinens,
1. Confultationes tres* de quaeftionibus legis feudalis.
a. Scriptum cui titulus. " Rerum criminalium trac-
tates, continens expofitionem titulorum quadragefimi
oftavi SS m , Libri, cum interpretatione philofophicse R
Refpidendum SS de poenis in qua quid praeftare judex, aut
quomodo procedere, an (cm allegata et probata, vel (cm
confeientiam judicare debeat, deinde demonftrabitur,
cum aliis multarum quaeftionum decifionibus, Anno
Domini 1589.'* .
3. Commcntarii in titulos quofdam Digeftorum. ^
4. Tra&atus de vulgari fubftitutione, cum hac epigra-
phe ad finem. " Finis Traftatus vulgaris Subftitutionis,
impofitus a Dodtifiimo viro D. Petro Gregorio I. U. Doc-
tore, et primario profefibre, digniffimo. 1588."
5. In titulum 66 libri Codicis. " Anno Domini 1588.
feptimo die Januarii D. Hordall hujus Academiac profef-
fore digniffimo."
6. " Tra&atus in univerfem materiam fervitutum,
tarn Urbanorum quam rufticorum Pracdiorum^ Decimo
die Aprilia 1589/*
4743-
Codex chartaceus, optime fcriptus, continens Reipub-
Kcae Venetae conftitutionem, in quinque libris de-
fcriptam : caret uno vel duobus foliis, in initio, ubi
au&or de fitu locorum agebat.
In initio fcriptum eft, " Antonini de GaleanisPla-
centini," fubjicitur, " Nunc verd Marci Antonij Parmae
Plac nl 1652. 12 Aprilis." In eod. VoL cum num. 5126.
••*'.. XVI.
4744-
A Book of Prophecies & Teftimonies concerning Chrift,
colle&ed out of the Old & New Teftament. xvn.
A Paper book of 272 written pages, in a diftinft
though not a good hand.
4745-
Philippi Gualteri, Caftellionii, ut dicitur, Alexandrei-
dos exemplar imperfe&um, incipiens fcilicet a verfu
122 libri primi,
" Profuit interdum dominis pugnare jubendo" et
procedens fer& ad finem libri feptimi, ad verfum,
" Sed novus eft, nec firmus adhuc radice tenetur."
Supplentur poftea quatuor folia alia manu, propius
ad finem.
Codex eft chartaceus, fed perantiquus ; nec faeculo
xrii multo recentior. Alexandras Gualteri perfefta oc-
currit ad num. 5437- — Au&or floruit juxta 1250. Poema
editum eft Argentor. 1513 8vo. Ingolft. 1541. 8vo. et
Lugduni 1558. 4 0 . Ex hoc poemate defumptus eft
verfus notiffimus,
" Incidit in Scyllam cupiew vitare Charybdim"
Nuiru 474 6 — 475**
[4745—4789. Folio.'}
4746. ,
1. The- Petition of Frances, Vifcountefs Purbeck*
daughter of L. Ch. Juftice Coke, to the Parliament, for
reGef againft herHulbands Relations, 1640. 1. to 9.
2. The Petition of Robert Danvers, alias Villiers L.
Vifcount Purbeck, charged with difaffedlion to the King,
& his Son with blafphemy, 1660.
This part contains alfo 9 folio pages, and at the be-
ginning of this thin book is written, " This did belong
to K. James, I had it from Coll. Grahme." It is now
bound with 1236, 4290, 43°3> & 475 2 -
4747-
Codex membranaceus, faeculi, utexiftimatur 13, conti-
nens Evangelia 4. cum notis marginalibus xvi fe-
rioris. In initio fragmentum Calendarii. xiii.
4748.
Chartularitrm Honoris de Segrave^ in Comitatibttf
Wanv. Leic. Northampt. Derb. Cantabr. & Bucks-
This is a very old Schedule or Epitome of the Evi-
dences called the Red-book of theLordfhip of Segreave*
in 32 folios, & bound up with 7356, &c. 143*
4749-
Afmall folio of 42 pages, with a few other leaves un-
paged thus entitled,
" Prefidents colle&ed out of jl Number of others,
proving Baronies & Titles of Honour, created by writt
to defcend in the direft Line to the fole daughter & heire,
or to the next coufin & heire female & their heires, &
that the iffues in that direft line as well of females as
males, have enjoyed the Name, Stile, Titles & Dignities
of the fame Baronies according to the antient ufage &
cuftome of the Realme, notwithltanding that Caput Ba-
roniae hath been feparate from the blood by gift, fale or
conveyance to the collateral lines of fuch families."
Made for i tt Tho 3 Fane Kn l 1598. The Pedigrees >
&c. added are for the Barony of Abergaveny, Dacres>
Erefby, Dunfter, Cobham, Fitzwarinc, Furnivall, Mul-
grave, Morley, Audley, Fitz-walter, Le Defpenfer,
Roos, Earl of Kildare, Barony of Haftings, Hunger-
ford, Howard of Walden, &c.
This is bound up with a Duplicate much better writ-
ten, viz. 4798, which has fome additions, &c. bendes
letters & other papers touching the difpute about the
Barony of Abergaveny, &c. 1598.
There is alfo a larger folio MS. upon the fame fub-
jeft bound up with them, viz. 4768, which fee.
4750-
Robert Hill's Treatife concerning the feveral Tenures of
this Kingdom ; and his Declaration of the King's Pre-
rogative. XVII.
This learned Treatife written on 64 leaves of
paper, is now bound up with 2231, which is a better
copy of the fame, & more fully defcribed.
475 1 -
Codex membranaceus, «Tf*£ra : -, continens hiftoriam ani-
malium cum pi&uris, rudibus cert£, fed qua: men-
tern au&oris fatis exprimunt. Incipit ab hiftoriA Bef-
tiarum, quam in capitibus 50 defcribit ; fequuntur
aves, reptilia, pifces. Inchoatur hiftoria arborum et
herbarum, fed ad folium tertium abrumpitur.
Hiftoria ficla Bernacis (Barnacle) ad caput 52
piftura illuftratur : et commeutario infitivo, a manu
recenti, fub initio codicis. xin.
4752. A tli in
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4752.
A thin folio, of only 15 pages, containing a Tre&tife on
Stat. 30 Car. 2. Cap. 1 : " That the King may difpenfe
with the Oath to be taken by Members of Parliament."
It is fairly written, & in good prefervation. On the
firft leaf is the fame Mein : & in the fame hand as
in 4746 above noticed.
4753-
A neat folio Vol. of 42 leaves very fairly written & in
good prefervation, containing Sir Tho. Grantham's
Voyage to the Eaft India, 1683, 4> & 5- In ^ ift
leaf is the fame remark as in 4752, &c. viz. that it be-
longed to K. James, &c. alfothe following in the Au-
thor's hand.
" For your moft facred Majefties Perufall I hum-
bly prefent a fliort account of my Tranfadkions of this
prefent Voyage, with the time of my PafTages from
place to place, & the time of my flaying in all places
as followeth. To St. Jago, from thence to St. Hellena,
from thence to the Straights of Sunda, from thence to
Surat in India, from thence to Bombay, from thence to
Surat again, from Surat to Bombay again, from thence
to St. Hellena, from thence to Afcention, & from thence
to England/* This title is on the top of p. r .
Copy of a letter from the Author on board the
Ship Charles 2d. at Princefle Ifland 1684. June nth,
dire&ed to the honoured the Heer Hanfon, Comma-
don* at Bantham. * g m
" Commiflion & Inftru&ions given by the Prefi-
dent & Councill to Sr. Tho. Grantham Kt. commander
of the good Ship Charles the 2d. in this his Expedition
for Bombay to reduce the rebells on it." &c. This is
fignedby John Childe, C. Zingan, Francis Day. 13.
" A Copy of the Pardon granted to Capt. Rich.
Kingwife, & all the Officers & Soldiers & Inhabitants,
belonging to the Ifland & Fort of Bombay, &c. 36.
This Number is now bound up with 51 01 & 624^,
being other Voyages.
4754-
A folio in two parts, the firft containing 84 leaves, with
the following title Page,
" The Baronage of England, viz. The Modern
Stemms of the Peers of this Kingdome, delineated for
the finding the Kindred & Affinityes by their feverall
Matches, the Arms of each particular family with his
Crefl for Ornament, being added unto each of them,
An 0 1597."
After this is an alphabetical Index, and at the
beginning is an old engraved Portrait, written under-
neath " E libris Sylvani Morgan."
The fecond part, of 65 leaves, begins with an In-
dex to the Arms & Genealogies, drawn & written by
a more modern hand.
4755-
The Vifitation of Norfolk, a 0 1 563 ; by W° Harvey, Cla-
rencieux King of Arms. A folio of 224 pages,
with an alphabetical Index at the end ; and bound
up with 5189, a Vifitation of Norfolk, but in a dif-
ferent hand*
4756.
Genealogies of Families in Norfolk, 161 2.
This is in 95 folios, bound up with 1 101 & 5823,
which fee, as relating to the fame County.
4757-
Ralf Brooke, Torke Herald, 1598, & 16 1 1, his Book
of Extrafls from Remitters of Abbeys & other Re-
4 cords, concerning Pedigrees ; with drawings of Seals
Num. 4759—^4761.
& an alphabetical Index; & another by Pete* Id
Neve, 1691, whofe other remarks, are on th$ mar*
gin frequently, & at the beginning, viz, " Liber
Peter le Neve 169 u"
u Rouge Croix ; Richmond Norroy 1703. m d this
book, is a duplicate of one in the Office, therefore may
be fold."
Above this in anbther haiid-writing is " Henry Ball,
pret. 15 s. bought by accident of a 2 d hand bookfeller,
7th Od. 1676." . . . . &c.
Pages 326exclufiveof Indexes, &c.
4758.
Manors & Lands, formerly belonging to the Earls of
Northumberland, then devolved to the Crown, &c.
faid to be parcel of the Caftle of Alnewick, the Cafe
of which here Hated with an Index, &c. 345 pages.
4759-
The Cafe of Aubrey de Vere, Earl of Oxford, concern-
ing the Office of Great Chamberlain of England :
And alfo concerning the defcent of his Titles & Ef-
tate, 1704. A thin folio of 28 leaves, formerly be-
longing to Peter le Neve, Rouge Croix & to Sr.
Kenelm Digby Kt. See moft of it printed in Jones's
Reports. 96. to 135.
4760.
A paper MS. of 4 8 written leaves, bound up with
N°7;;8i.
It contains a Treatife in five Chapters, with this
general Title, " A Treatife of the trufe Caufes of the
Praevarication of the Churches Liberties of England
with the Letters T. G. as if for the initials of the au-
thor's or the pofleflbr's name. The Chapters alfo have
feparate titles, which appear to be worth transcribing.
Chap. 1. "The LawfulnefTe of King Henry the
8th his marriage with Queen Katherine ; the feveral
impediments which annulled the marriage of the faide
King with Anne Bullen, & difabled their Iflue to the
Crowne, of England, being the true & reall caufe why
Queen Mary of Scotland, the rightfull heire of the
faid Crowne, was in her life tymc by the State of Eng-
land perfecuted & oppreired." 1.
Chap. 2. Of King Henry the 8th, and King Ed-
ward the 6th, their parlamentory Proje&s in diftroying
of Jurifdi&ion of holy Church, in Ceazing the Spiritual
Walls or buildings thereof ; wherby in tyme paft the
Englefh were kept in peace & unity with the whole uni-
verfall Criftian World ; being one of the deplorable
Confequences uppon the unlawfull mariage betweene
King Henry the 8th and Anne Bullen." 11.
Chap. 3. " Of the waifting of the materiall Walls
of the Church, or the mines of Abbys, Priores, Nun-
neries, Monafteries, Chantries, Hofpitalls, & other
pious Works, as well by parliamental Authority as
otherwife, under the fame King Henry and K. Edward,
and of the common LolTes w^ the whole Realme fuf-
tained therby, being another woful Confequence pro-
ceeding from the unhwfullnefs of the marriage between
K. Henry & Ann Bullen.'* ~ 20. b.
Chap. 4- " Of the Oppreffion of the Clergies &
other members of Chrift's Church fucceeding K. Henry's
marriage with Ann Bullen ; of the mizery of the Com-
mon-wealth, and of the Jepordy of the Crowne thereby/'
26.
Chap. 5. " Of the Reflitution of the Churches Li-
berties, Rights, & Jurifdi&ion by Queen Mary, of the
Reconcilement of the Realme to the Puritie of Faith,
(in her time) with the Apoftolique See." 42.
In the beginning Lord Oxford has written, as in
N* 4746, &c. " This Book did belong to King James,
I had it from Coll. Grahme."
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4761 .
A folio Volume of 192 leaves fairly written & well pre-
ferred, entitled, u State Letters, time of Eliz. &
James 1." At the beginning are the Arms & Quarter-
ings of Robt. Harley of Brompton Caftle O Hereford
Elq. and at the end the following Table of Con-
tents.
1. Count Arundell's Apologetiq; letter to U Trea-
furer Burleigh touching his title of Comes Imperii, &c. 1 .
2. Copy of a Letter from Mahomet the great Turke
to Q.Eliz. . 7-
3 . of Defiance fent by the fame
to Maximilian, Emperor of Germany. 8.
4. — ; ■ • • ■ ■ — the great Mogull to K.James.
9-
5. K. James to the Maior & Aldermen of London.
6. The Catholique's letter to K. James at his Entrance
into England, &c. io, %
7. 8. ,Sir Walter Raleigh, to Sir Ralph Winwood.
13-
g y 10. — : : : to K. James before &
after his trial & condemnation. 19.
11, 13. ; to his wife. si. 23.
1 2. — to Sr. Robert Carr, af-
terwards Earl of Somerfett. 22.
14. The Lord Chancellor Ellefmere to K. James. 26.
15. K. James to the E. of Northampton, concerning
the ufage of his Servants at Dover. 27.
16. 17. Commiflions to the Vifcount Lifle & the
Counfell for the delivery up of Uluftiinge to the States.
28 — 30.
18. Sir. Alured's Letter to the Duke of Buck. 1620.
.33-
19. K. James to the Ld. Keeper, divers Bps. &c. con-
cerning the Arch Bp. of Canterbury, who killed a man
with a Crofs-bow inBramlhill Park, 1621. 41.
2c. From the Emperor Ferdinand to the K. of Spain.
41.
21. 22. From his Majefty of Great Britain K. James
to the Emperor touching the redelivery of the Palatinate,
with the Emperor's anfwer. 42-5.
23. The Emperor Ferdinand to Don Salthazar de
Zuinga. 47.
24. 5. The K. of Spain to Condd Olivarez 1622.
with his anfwer. 50. 51.
26. 7. K. James to the E. of Briftol, Ambaflador in
Spain, 1623. 57.
28, 29, 30, 31. The E. of Briftors Anfwer & other
letters to K.James 1622. & 3 — 4. 59. to 70.
On which laft is the following erafure & note in a
more modern hand, viz. " E. of B. changed into Ld.
Digby, created Baron Digby of Shirborne in C° Dorfet
1618, & E. of Briftol 1622, (vide Vincent p. 56) fo
that in 16 14 he was no more than Sr. John Digby, in
which year was his 2 d Embafly to Spain." (vide Vincent.)
32. Sir Walter Afliton's letter from Madrid 1623.
8c.
33. > — ' ■ ■ ■ the Memorial as Am-
baffador, which he gave to the K. of Spain 1624. 81.
34. Marquis Inijofa to K. James againft the Duke of
Buck ra & hig mifcarriage in Spain. 85.
35. Cardinal Richeler to the Catholicks of England.
92.
36. Monf r Toirax Capt n of the Fort in the Ifle of
Ree, to the Duke of Buckingham. 92. b.
37. A letter found among fome Jefuiu atClerkenwell,
London, direfted to the Father Re&or at Bruxells.
93. to 98.
38. The Juftices of Peace in Devon to the Lords of
the Councell. 99.
39. The Duke of Rohan to K. Charles, 1628. toi.
40. S r Kellam Digby to S r Edward Stradlinge on
board his Ship. 104. fo 114. *
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41. The K. of Spain to Pope Urban 8*i:h concerning
the rumors of Italy, 1629. 1 1 5.
42. A letter from Venice about Spain, France, &
Italy, &c. 1629. 117.
43. The Councel of Ireland to K. Charles in Juftifica-
tion of L d Faulkland L d Deputy of Irel d 1629. 119.
44. A letter to the K. at the L d Faulkkaid's departure
out of Ireland, 1629.
45. Ld. Faulkland's Petition to the King in behalf of
Sr. Lucius Cary his fon, prifoner in the Fleet, for fend-
ing a challenge, 126.
46. To the Lords & Juftices of Ireland from the-
Counfell of England 1629. 126.
47. Mr. Edw. Sackville, afterwards E of Dorfett
his relation of his Combat with, and death. Ld. Bruce
1613. 128, &c.
48. The Archbp. of Canterbury to K.James 1623.
I-34-
49. The Pope to Prince Charles in Spain, 1623.
135 '
50. Prince Charles anfwer. 1^9*
5 1 . Pope Gregory to the Bp. of Chouche, Inquifitor
in Spain. 140.
52. Prince Charles to the s* Pope, 1623. 142.
53. A warant to the Ld. Keeper to grant pardons,
&c. to the Catholicks, 1623. 143-
54-5. K. James to the K. of Bohemia, with his anfwer,
1623. x 47'9-
5§, 7, 8. Letters of Advice from Sr. Fran. Bacon to
the E. of Eflex, to take upon him thelrifli affairs when
Mr. Secretary Cecill was in France. 158.
Alfo upon the firft Treaty with Tyrone 1598, be-
fore my Lord s going into Ireland. 160. 162.
59. From Mr. Secretary Cecil from Bacon after the
defeating the Spanifh forces in IreK 1 65.
60. Confiderations touching the Queen's Service in
Ireland. 167, &c.
61. Sr. F. Bacon to the E. of Effex, when he was firft
enlarged to Elfex houfe. 172.
62. " ■ 1 to the E. of Northampton, before
Q. Eliz. death. 173.
63. The fame to Mr. Faules in Scotland, upon the
entrance of his Majefties reign. 1 74.
64. — to Ld. Kinlofs. 174. b. \
65. — . to Sr. Thos. Chalnor in Scotland.
*75-
66. to Mr. Davies, going to the King.
176.
67. to Mr. Faules 1603. *77*
68. to Robt. Kenney on the death of
Q.Eliz. 177.
69. to Dr. Morifon a Scotrifh Phyfician.
178.
70. to K. James offering his fervice, &c.
ibid.
71. 73. to the E. of Northumberland.
1 80-1.
72. to the E. of Southampton. 180-1.
74, 5. » ■ — to Q. Eliz. upon fending new-year's
Gifts. (See account of her Jewels, &c. 4698.) 182.
76. ■ to the E. of Salifbury upon a new-
year's Gift. ' * 183.
77* ' to the Ld. Treafurer touching the
Solicitor's place, &c. 18?.
78. to the E. of Sulifbury about the
fame. 185.
yg m . to the Ld. Treafurer in excufe of
his Speech in Parliam 1 againft the treble Subfidy. j 8 5.
80. to Mr. Davis, Attorney General iii
Irek i36.
81. to Mr. Pierce Secretary in Ireland.
187.;
82. to Mr.. Murrey of the Ks. Bedcham-
ber- 18S.
83. to
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86.
83. — — to the Lds. of the Upper Houfe of
* 18^.
— — to Sr. Edw. Cooke Attorney Ge-
190.
— - to Sr. Vincent Ski nner. 191.
to Mr. Tobie Mathewes, imprifoned
for Religion. 192.
4762.
A folio of mifcellaneous papers as follow,
1 . The fpurious Letter of P. Lentulus, defcribing our
Saviour, printed in Knglifh, and on Vellum : which ap-
pears in Latin, in N°* 24 1,3. and 4094,1.
2. The Will of Nicholas Bafkervile, 1595.
3. A letter from John Hawkyns to Sr. Tho. Bafkerville
Kt. about Vi&ualis fent for the Souldiers under his
charge, 1594.
4. 5. Letter^ from Sr. Tho. Bafkerville to his wife
Lady B.
6. Heads of matters touching his Office of Colonel
Qencral of ner Majellies troops, then going into a&ion
abroad.
7, 8, 9. To Lord ...... about the fleet difperfed
by Tempefl, the death of General Sr. Nicholas Clifford,
tec.
10. A number of Letters from Sr. Tho. Bafkerville to
his Lady aforcfaid.
11. A letter from abroad to Ld. . .
about further Inftru&ions, & whether it be
her Majefties pleafure that Captains in England, viz.
Sr Garret Savage, Capt. Bofwell, & Poley be fent over.
12 A Taper a^ out Sr. Tho. Bafkerville's difpofal of
hisEftate, &c. on his death-bed, 1597.
13. A letter to tic fame, 1590 with the Autographs
of W. Bur^hley, Io. Cant. Chr. Hatton cane. T. Hunf-
don, F. Knollys, &c.
14. An old French deed on Parchment about Brux-
clles.
15. Another in Latin of the Dean of the Collegiate
Church there.
16. A letter from Sr. Tho. Bafkerville to
17. Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Eleanor Wheathell
to her brother Nicholas Bafkerville, & a paper ofAnfwers
of Mr.Wheatheirs about books, &c.
18. Verfcs in Memory of the right worthy & valiant
Sr. Tho. Bajkervle Knight, chief Commander of her
Majefties Forces in Picardie, in the Service of the French
King : who died 4 June 1597.
1 9. " Certayne poyntes of difcipline fitte for all Soul-
diers to know, lealt by ignorance they increafe their perils
& dan.ers, in the following (54) Articles." endorfed,
" Articles of martiall difcipline obferved in the French
King's camps."
20. A letter in French from Sr. Tho. Bafkerville.
2 i . cc A true copy of the Lady Hungerford's Epitaph,
in Downe Ampney Church," 1628.
22. Sr. Thos. Bafkerville's account of his voyage after
the great treafure at Por:rica, &c. when he was General
of her Majefties Indian Armada, &c.
23. A Spanifh' letter from Joan de Matanca en Brufas
1596, Francifco Alonzo Malucuha en Sevilla.
24. Another letter from Sr.Tho. B. to his wife.
25. About Sr. Tho. Bafkerville Kt. General of her
Ma ,wa late Indian Armada in the late conflict with the
Spanifh fleet, having perufed the Spanifh letter written by
Don Bernardino Delgadillo de Avellanoda, Generall of
the King's Spanifh Navy, &c.
26. The Order and caufe of lofing the Fleet by the
means of Captain Winter.
27. About the Frauds practifed in the Mufters, &c.
dated from the Court at Somerfet Houfe, 1 592.
28. A fhort letter in French, 1592.
29. Rough copy of a letter of Sr. Tho. B. (feemingly)
about his Jealouiy of the Engiifh Con. miliary giving
Cat. IIaku Vol. III.
Num. 4762.
him occafion to entreat to be advifed what proportions of
bread are allowed monthly by the King, &c.
30. Defcription of the Port & FortrefTes of St. John
de Portico, drawn by the Engineer Baptifta Antanella,
l 5 ( )5-
3 1. Another letter of Sr.T. Bafkerville to his wife, Lady
B. at Tort worth.
32. Two old Parchment Writings in French. &fome
French letters to Sr. Tho. Bafkerville, Colonel, &c.
33. 4. Paflports for Hannibal I Bafkerville of Bagworih
& Swingwell Com. Bucks. Efq. to fpend fome time
abroad ; with the divers Autographs of the Privy Council,
1617-29.
35. About lands obtained from his Majcfty's Commif-
fion, & detained or concealed from her. t. Q.Eliz,
36. Mem*, of money lent to Rich. Haffal, &c. by Sr;
Thos Baflcerville, Kt.
37. Petition to the Privy Council from Sr. Tho.
Bafkerville, about Captain Pays, ckc.
38. from James Quarles about the fame,
15^6.
39. Sir Tho. Bafkerville to Sr. Francis Drake, General
of her Maj ,,cs Army.
40. The Entertainment of a Company of 150 men* in
her Ma 1 "' pay, &c.
41. Ja. Tomkins, London, to S T Thos. Bafkerville,
Kt. Commander of her Ma ties force;; in France.
42. Jo. Ildyche toLo. from the Army, 169L
43. Sr. Tho. Bafkerville to his Lady, Plymouth, July
24 . . .
44. Peregrine Ld.Wyllughby of Wyllughby, Beck,
& Erefby, her Majeft* Lieut. Governor & Capr. General
of all her forces in the Low Countries, his confirmation
of the E. of Leic. late General's grant to Capt. Nicholas
Errington, 1587.
45. Sr.Tho. Sherley's letter in anfwer to the Lords of
the Privy Councill, for payment of 150 1. to Sr. Thos.
Bafkerville, dated 1596.
46. John Hawkyns & Ja.Quarles to Sr. Thos. Bafker-
ville at Dover or Guernfey, on her Majefties fervice,
dated 1594.
47. Mary, Lady Luke's, letter to the Countefs of
Exeter, concerning her Submiffion, which {he refuting,
being brought into the Star Chamber was fent again to
the Tower. Dated Nov. 9, 1620.
48. A paper of observations about the Statute of
Edw. 6th. againft the deceitful making of Malt, &c.
49. Tho. Smith to Sr. Tho. Bafkerville, Kt. about his
inftru&ions for his employment in France, &c. Nonfuch
Oct. 8.
ao. A letter from Rob. E. of Eflex to Sr. Thos.
Bafkerville Commander of her Majefties forces in France,
with the Earl's private Seal.
51. Robert E. of Eflex, Ld. Ferrers of Chartley,&c.
Mafter of the Queen's Horfe, &c.*his grant of Commif-
fion to Sr. Thos. Bafkerville, Serjeant Major of the
Army, 1591. a neatly written Parchment, with the E.'s
Autograph & great Seal.
• 52, 53. Two fhort letters in] French figned Henry.
The ift. to Monfr. Bafkerville, 1597. 2C *- " A moil
coufyn le comte d'Eflex."
54. A Petition to the Lords of his Ma tlc * Privy Counlell
that Sr. Thos. Bafkerville Kt. was by the Queen's com-
mand fent into Brittaine with 1100 Souldiers, & order
given to Sr. John Hawkins for the provifion of the fame,
&c.
55. A French bond for money to Sr.Tho. Bafkerville,
&c. figned Jacques de Genteville.
56. A note of particulars of all the monies difburfed
for the fupply of the Wants above fpecified.
57. Some verfes written on Parchment in praife of the
Almighty ruler of the Univerfe.
I F 54. Lette r
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58. Letter of Q^Eliz 111 to Sr. Tho. Baflccrville Kt.
about his a ore f aid Services, &c. dated at Grenewich,
May 3d, in the 36th year of her reign.
. 59. Sr. Francis Drake & Sr. John Hawkins'grant of
500 1. to Sr. Thus. Bafkerville Kt. in his voyage to foreign
parts with 6 of her Majetty's Ships, &c. dated 37 Eliz.
and fealed with their Arms.
47 6 3-
Codex membranaceus, benS fcriptus.
1. Opus Thomae Beckington, Epifc. Batho-Wellenfis
1441, de Jure Regis Ahglia ad Franciam 9 quod in BibL
Cott. Tiber. B. vi. et alibi extat. Titulus rubricatus,
incuri& fer£ deletus, hujufmodi eft.
" Opus coile&um et compilatum per venerabilem
patrem Thomam, Bathon. et Wcllcnf. Epm. ex lits., alle-
gationibus, conclufionibus, conventionibus, et tractati-
bus, nonnullifq. aliis negotiis concernentibus jus et titu.
lum regis An^lie ad regnum et coronam Francie,
cum aliis multis qua ea occafione fecuta funt. Incipit
feliciter." Vide Tann. Bibl. Brit. Hib. fub Beckington.
Inferitur, inter alia, F. Petrarchae Ecloga 12, Latino Car-
mine, quafi idem argumentum illuftrans.
2. Vita Henrici quinti, Regis Ang'iae, carmine elegiaco
Latino. An eodem au&ore ? Scriptor quifquis fueiit,
haec narrat in prologo. " Noa tamen omnia quae funt
fa&a per ordinem, in Latinis verfibus continentur, qua in
alio iibro profaice Jludui explanan fed pauca de multis
fubftantialia fub compendio volui annotare, ne forte
le&orem contingeret tedio omittere quae funt nttio memo-
tanda."
Argumentum pleniflimum regnum Henrici in annos
ct capitula digerit.
4764.
Codex membranaceus, pulchre fcriptus, illuminatus, et
ben£ con^ervatus. Conftans foliis 1 S8* xvi.
1. Johannis de Fordun, Chronicon Scotise, 5 libris,
cum titulib capitulorum 2. 17. 44. 65. 86. xv.
2. Patricii Ruffel, Continuatio ejufdem Chronici, aliis
5 libris. a folio 1 14 ad finem, er ab An* Dni 1 153 0 ad
i486,
4765;,
Pars exigua Regiftri Monafterii de Wardon in Com.
Bedfordiae. E libris Petri Le Neve Norroy, qui multa
in margine annotavit. xvi.
4766.
Rentalia de Newton, Dene Priour, Scheagh, Priorton,
* Thryfthelton, Waterfall, Tamerton, Martynftow, et
Grangie, 9 H. 4. xv.
Codex membranaceus.
4767.
Codex chartaceus, fatis^luculenter fcriptus, Auftore Am-
brofio Fimer, viro bend do&o. xvn.
1. Lycophronis Alexandra ; cum textu au&oris, Ver-
fione Latina, et notis ampliflimis. Liber, ut videtur, ad
prelum praeparatus ; cum Epiftolis, priore dedicatorift,
fecunda ad Le&orem. In fol. 3. Robertus Filmer nomen
fuum inferipfit. Lycophron occupat paginas 348.
2. Fragmenta quaedam ad Lycophronem pertinentia.
3. Scholia ejufdem Ambrofii Fifher in Sophoclis
Ele&ram ; paginis 290 fcripta.
Ad pag. 160 Lycophronis, Epiftola eft Anglico
fermone fcripta, textum au&oris caftigatiorem requirens - 7
at fine fcribentis nomine.
4768.
A thin folio of 24 leaves, clofely written in a neat law
hand, touching the Cafe of the Barony of Aber-
gavenny.
1. Whether the faid Barony defcend unto the da r &
•f the heir Hon We H. Ncvill the late Baron, or unto ths
Num. 4768, 4769,
fpecial heirmalr, unto whom the Caftle of Abergaveny, being
anciently the head of that Barony, is defcended. xvn.
2. The definition or defcription, Etymology & deriva-
tion of the name, of Baron, with the Antiquity of that
Dignity, &c. 6.
3. If a Baron by tenure alien & grant away the
Honor, Caftle or Manor holden by Barony, whether
fuch alienee or grantee take upon him the ftate, title, and
dignity or a Baron or no, & what (hall become of fuch
dignity of Baronage after fuch alienation or grant. 1 o.
4. Are the following inftances & ftiort Pedigrees/
Baiony of Groby C° Leic.
Barony of Kilpeck C n Herefd.
Barony of Blanckney C° Lincoln.
The Barony of Holgate C° Salop, &c.
The Honor 0/ the County & Earldom of Warwick.
The Honor & Earldom of Arundel in Suffcx.
Barony of Berkley C° Glouc.
Barony of De la Ware in the fame County.
The Honor '& Earldom of Oxford.
Barony of Beudefer C° Stafford. (Of which fee a
full account & Pedigree in the Hift. of Staff. Vol. I.)
Barony of Bothall & Ogle C° Northumb. .
Barony of Eyremond & Cockermouth. 1 r.
5. Barons by writt, &c. 16.
6. Barony of Cromwell, Dacres, Latymer, &c. 1 8L
7. Barons by Creation & Patent. 19.
The cafe of Ld. de la Ware, &c.
8. The Privileges of Barons. 2c.
9. That the Barony of Abergaveny is a Barony by
tenure & an antient honor. 2 1 . b.
10. Families of Brewes, Cantelup, Haftings, Zouch,
Beauchamp, &c. 22.
This MS. is bound up between two others on the
fame fubjeft, &c. 4749. 4798, which fee*
4769.
Sicconis (five licconis) Polentoni, " Epitome in vitas
Scriptorum illullrium Latinae Linguas," libri 18. Co-
dex eft chartaceus, eximi& fcriptus, anno 1438, ut
ex rubric^ ad finem liquet.
De libro hoc ita Fabricius (BibL Med. et Inf. Lib.
xvi.) " De illuftribus fcriptoribus Linguae Latinae, Li-
bri 18, hue ufque nondum editi, fed tamen in variis Bi-
bliothecis latitantes. Adfunt enim in Vatican^, Card*
Ottoboni, et Patavin3. B. de Montfauc. Bibl. Bibliothec m
MSS. &c. Ex eo Vitam Petrarchae edidit. Jac. Phil.
Thomafinus, in Petrarcha redivivo."
Ex au&oris Prologo, ad Polidorum filium, optimfe ap-
paret libri confilium. Eft autem hujufmodi ;
" Profitetur, mi Polidore, fuaviflime fili, opus hoc
ad te fcriptum, vitas fcriptorum illuftrium Latinae Lin-
guae. Haec quidem rei fumma eft. At fi attendimus
ordinem, praecedunt do&rinarum inventores. Deinde
poetae. Poftea Hiftorici veniunt. Noviflime autem com-
mixta quaedam Oratorum et Moralium fequitur' acies.
Ea vero loci eft habita ratio quae librorum.
1. c< Qui eft primus, is literarum omnifque do&rinae
ac fapientiae principia et originem memorat. 2. Secun-
dus laudat poefim, et qui fuerunt poetae primi, comicos,
tragoedos, lafcivos, in Nafonem ufque et Martialem co-
quum refert. 3. Tertius Maronem, Horatium, et quos
civitas Roma Magiftratus habuit tradit. 4. Poetas quar-
tus Perfium, Lucanum, Senecam tragoedum, Statium
Tolofanum, Juvenalem Aquinatem, ac deinde inferiores
tenet; 5. Quintus narrat offitium et dignitatem hifto-
riac. Deinde qui res memorant externas dicit. 6. Sex-
tus regum ac reipub. Romse fcriptores notat. 7. Cae-
fareos numerat feptimus. 8. Oftavus, dat qui exem-
pla, qui rerum tempora, qui locorum fitus tradunt,
Htque Plinium utrumque commemorat. 9. Nonus Cen-
forinum, Catonem, et qui Romanoruin fuit do&ifiimus,
M. leiLntium Varrohcm tenet. 10. Libros feptem
amplcSitur C'cero. Iplum enimet qui decimus eft Liber,
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•t qui fequuntmr ad fextum decimum expliciunt, 17 Se-
necam moralem habet decimus feptimus. 18. Poft, de*
cimus o&avus, et ultimus, is Vitruvibm, rei archi-
te&oria? magiftrum, ac reliquos hujufmodi colligit."
Praemittitur tabula, ordine alphabet! compilata, et
ad folia referent, qux funt numero 263. Codex magis
illacfus fevari non pottft. xv.
A Paper book of fixty leaves, written in two columns.
They are,
• 1. The laws of Venice, in five books, written in the
Venetian dialed by Jacobo Thiepulo.
2. The Additions and Corrc&ions of the Venerian
laws, by Andrea Dandolo, with this Title,
" Comenza el prologo dele adicion e chorecion
fato foro iftatuti eleze deveneziani per el gloriofiflimo et
excelentiflimo mef. Andrea Dandole, dei gracia, doxe
de veniexi. Illuftre de brigada con i altri predecefori fuo
con le reformacion in diverfi tempi fate per eldito foto ele-
gante ordere et ordenade." xv.
4771-
A' Diary of the Proceedings in Parliament from thr 17th
of March to the 27th of M.iy, 16 7. A aper book,
fairly written, formerly the Duke of Newcaftle's
4772 & 73.
Biblia Latina, in membr. formae maximac. xin.
Huic Codici, licet non antiquo, deeft 1 Joh v. 7.
Et verfus 6 fie habetur, <c Quoniam tres funt- qui tefti-
monium dant in terra ; Spiritus, Aqua, & Sanguis : &
tres unum funt." Deeft etiam Pfeudo Hieronymi catho-
licarum Epiftolarum Praefotio. Codex olim erat ad ufum
fratrum Capucinorum Conventus Monfpelienlis, Ordinis
S. Francifci.
Codex magnitudinis eximiae, beni fcriptus ac
fervatus.
4774-
A fair & handfome Copy of the Hiftory of the Haftings
family, of their vaft property in feveral Counties,
but chiefly Leicefter, compiled by H y E. of Hunting-
don, in his Caftle at Afliby de la Zouch, 15^3, from
the curious documents in 3881, before defcribed, &
4849. Of all which copious extra&s are printed in
Nichols's Leic.
At the beginning are bound in with it fome loofe
fragments of Pedigrees, &c. of the family, alfo relating
to the late Priory of Chrift Church, &c. in Hants.
The Manor, Re&ory, & Hundred of Piddleton in
Dorfet, &c.
This beautiful MS. (feemingly in the hand-writing
of Gregory King, by the fimilitude to theChetwynd MSS.
at Ingeftre in Staff.) confifts of 137 folios, & in the
i 8t is a neat Introdu&ion on the origin, &c. of Surnames,
as now printed in the Preface to Vol. II. of Shaw's
Stafford. On collating this MS. with that part of the
Baronage 580, I find that to be extra&ed from it almoft
verbatim, which is afufficient proof of its being the hand-
writing of Gregory King, the well known amanuenfis, &c.
of Dugdale.
In p. 52. is a curious defcription of the Chapel at
Windfor, &c. where the Prieft was to fay Mafs, &c.
for the fouls of the E. of H. & the Lady Kath e his
wife, whofe curious will is alfo inferted at length, p. 58.
&c. as printed in Leicefter, Vol.HI. part 2. p. 57 2.
P. 117. &c. is a valuation of all the ^tfanors, &c.
in divers Counties of Hy E.Huntingdon, 1 Eliz.
P. 128. is the fame account of the Funeral Charges,
&c. of H y E. of Huntingdon, from York to Alhley, &c.
as before noticed in 3881. p. 56.
Num. 4774 — 4776.
P. 13©. is a fuller & better account of the marriage
Settlement of George E. of Huntingdon & Dorothy
da'of Sr. John Port of Etwall, &c. than in. 3881. p-56.b.
N.B. in 3882, towards the latter part is a Pedigree
of Haftings.
+775-
A magnificent Copy 01 an Englifli tranflation of the
Legenda Aurea, or Golden Legend of Jacobus de Vo-
ragine ; confiding of 1 64 leaves of Vellum, of the
largtft fize, written in two columns. xv ?
The following is the rubric prefixed to the Table of
Chapters, which are 178 in number.
4< Here beginnyth the meroure and the liuynge of
holie Martir* and of Seintis that fuffriden here in her
liu : s grete peyne and paffioune, in encrefing her Joie in
the bUffe of heuen, to excite and ftere fymple lettrid
men anil women to encrefe in vertue, bi the offten redinge
& hiringe of this boke. For bi hiringe mannes beleuinge
is moofte ftablid and Iftrenghid. Whos name ben rehef-
fid, fewinge, in this table ymarkid with this noumbrarie
i. ii iii. and fo forth."
The rubric at the beginning of the Work itfelf
is thus,
" This book is compiled of the lyues of Seynts,
callid in latyn LegeKda Auria. Firft bygynnyth the
lyffof Saynt Andrewe.'*
A fingle Leaf is wanting at the end, or two at
moft. In the beginning is inferted, by fome much more
modern owner, a large Print of the Fair held on the
Thames, in the Froft of 1716.
.4776.
Codex membranaceus in folio magno, ben& fcriptus et
confervatus, cum hoc titulo,
" Extenta terrarum* F.cclefiae, Lege?, et confue*
tudines Walliae." Conftansfohis 128. et 3 aliis ad finem
folia 1 15. ad 1 28. pofita funt inter 40 et 41.
1. Fxtenta terrarum Principis in Com. Ciernavan
fad* per Johannem de Delves apud Conway 26° E. 3 d .
» . ad 20.
1. — — inAnglefey. 21.40.
3. — ■ in Com. Merioneth.
1 15. 128.
4. ■ ■ — Epifcopi Bangor in Com. Caer-
narvan, Merioneth, Anglefey, Denbigh, ct Montgomery.
41. 5°-
5. Ofiicia Vicecomit. Coronator. Jufticiar. itinerantfs
North- Walliae. 50. 54. b.
6. Confuetudines Herefford. 55.
7. Placita Coronac coram Ricardo de Stafford, et fociis
fuis, Jufticis Dni apud Conwav. 44 E. 3. 56.
8. Petitiones Hominum North- Walliae, &c. 33 E.
92, &c.
(j.TranfcriptumRotulae de particulisTaxionis bonorum
Spiritualium et Temporalium Cleri Dioc. Bangoren, &c.
99, &c.
10. Compus Decani Ecclefiae Cathedralis Bangoren.
101.
IK Articuli Efcaetr. 104.
12. Complicio Monetae et Menfurar. 105.
13. Donatio et libera difpofirio Capellae de Penryn,
&c. pertinet de jure, &c. ad Edward m Griffith, arm.
106.
14. Nomina Canonicorum et patronum Prebendar.
Ecclefiae Colleg. de Caftro Kebic fecundum librum
Witti ap Gryfith de Pr nnrentbi. 1 07, &c.
1 5. Valor temporal. Prioratus de Wreftall fa&. per
Priorem 48 E. 3. ic8.
16. Compofitio inter Abbem de Guly et Canonic fe-
cular. de Abdaron, 1252. 109.
17. Partem Willmi Griffith in Infula Focorum, &c.
1 10.
18. Charu
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18. Charta Ricardi Regis 11. fadfo Amono Epifcopo
Bangor. 1 1 1 •
19. Chnrta Edwardi Ecclefiae Colleg: de Clunok-
Vawr in Com. Caern. 114*
20. Orders taken at the Seflions at Bermarres. 9 H. 7.
at. at Caernarvon. 24 H. 7.
for Merionethfhire, at D° 27 H. 8.
24. — ; — i A° 1551. for the Town of Nuburgh.
25. A Note taken out of an old book of R.Thomas.
116.
16. Orders given 1559, by Q. Eliz. for the Sheriffs
accounts. n6.
27. Grants & Inquifitions to Q. Eliz.
4777-
i. Baronagium Angliae; pars 1* Magnatum fcil. illius
Regni btemmata recentiora, ad confanguinitates affini-
tatefq; per intermixta connubia difcernendas delineata :
a patina 4 ad 164: per Phil. Conftable, 1662. xvn.
2< The Baronage of England: part 2d. Or a Catalogue
of all the Peers of England, claiming right to fit in
the higher Houfe of Parliament, by virtue of their Duke-
domes, Marquifates, Earledomes, Vifcountfhips, or Ba-
ronies; whether by Tenure, Writt, or Creation, f rom the
1 of W m the Conqueror to the 14th of K. Cha. 2. 1662.
by P. Conftable. This part begins p. 1 7 1 .
In the 1 ft title page is written, " Liber Petri Le
Neve, Norroy, 1705." and by the fame hand are many
Additions to the Pedigrees, &c. At the end, an Index.
+77 8 -
Lifts of all the Names of the Perfons of the feveral
Companies of London, written with their refpe&ive
own hands. xvn.
A thin paper folio of 22 leaves, each containing a
Company.
4779*
A Regifter of Caufes tried in the Court of Common
Pleas, from the 26 to the 32 of Eliz.
A large folio of 188 leaves of Paper, but only a
fmali part of them written on. It is alfo deficient at
the beginning 12 leaves, the 13th now the 4th, having
the Arms of John Duke of Newcaftle.
4780.
An Accompt of the King's great Wardrobe, 20 Ed. 4.
with the Money arifing out of the farm of the Man-
fio$ and Tenements belonging to the faid Wardrobe.
A handfome parchment folio, bound.
47 8 *-
A Survey of the Eftate of John Nevill Lord Latimer, de-
ceased 19 Eliz. viz. of the Lands of the late Abbey of
Nunmun&on C° York ; the Manors of Grenehamton,
Bolton in Allerdale in Cumberland, & Everlham in
Weflmoreland. xvi.
A thin folio of 54 leaves of paper, well written for
the time above dated.
4782.
An Accompt of Houfehold Expences of Lord
atHanefworth, 1588 & 1589.
A long narrow folio of paper, having two loofe
lheets ini t.
47 8 3-
Stemirata& Genealogia vetuftiflimarum et clanffimarum
familiarum de Sanflo Medardo, & de Armin, Demi-
norum de Ofgodby inComitatu Lincolniae, ju . hutdi-
tario fucceflionis : ex chartis antiquis per Gu Armin.
armigei f, Dominorum de Ofgodby : Et e amin-ua
Num. 4783 — 4785.
approbataque per GuL Camden Clarenceux Regem
Armorum, 1601. Codex njembranaceus pulchr£ fcrip-
tus per Gregor. King, et eleganter depi&us cum
Armis. Conftans foliis 7.
4784-
A thin folio of Parchment, containing a Survey of the
lands in Ireland, belonging to Edward Roberts Efq.
drawn & illuminated by Tho. Taylor 1659. At the
beginning is the following Index of the Counties &
Baronies wherein is contained the s d Eftate, with th£
Numbers referring to the general & particular plans
in the Book.
Nos. Counties names.
1. EaftMeath.
2. The fame.
3. The fame.
4. 5. Kilkenny.
6. Roflcommon.
7. Galway.
8. The fame,
9. 10, 11. Tyrone.
12. Dublin.
1 3. The fame.
14 Catherlagh.
Barony names.
Dunboyne.
Ratcoth,
Moyfetiraghc
Gowran.
Athlone.
Longford & Letrim.
Downmare.
Striibane.
Coolock.
Newcafl le & Upcer Croffe*
St. xMuliin.
Then follows a folding M::p of the 3 Provinces in
which the s d Eftate is concluded, viz Ullier, I onnaught,
& Leinfter, with a description of the moll eminent
Cities, Towns, Loughs, &c. therein.
The 1 4 plans & defcriptions of the Baronies which
follow the above, are in good prefervation.
4785. m
Curia: et Evidential terrarum Prions de Tanrigge in
Com. Surr. ufque ad 1 9 Eliz.
Codex chartaceus in folio, conftans foliis 21 , bene
confervatus, et latine fcriptus prcecipue, fed in primo
folio hoc.
1. " This R entail following remaineth in the Ciiftody
of Rychard Boftocke of Tanriggs gent, and beareth date
143 1 . 9th H. 6th." and was made by the Pryor then of
Tunbridge."
2. " A rentall made 23d Dec. 20 Eliz. of the rents
of Affife & farme rents belonging unto Edward Johnfon
gent, as of his Manor of Berfted, or Oxted." 2.
3. " Curia Joliis Forfter Prior de Tanregg anno regni
regis Henrici feptimi decimo o&avo."
4. Curia dni Roberti Michell Prioris de eadem 1 2 0
Hen. 8. 9.
5. Curia Jofinis Lyngfeild Prioris 17 0 Hen. 8vi.
6. Curia Jclinis Rede armig. Manerii fui de Berghfted
ats Burfted in Oxted, infra precinft nuper priorat* de
Tanrigg, 10 Eliz.
7. Prima Curia Richardi Boftock Armigeri de eadem
1 9 0 Eliz. 19.
8 # . . . Edwardi Johnfon generofi. 20.
At the end of this Vol. are the following loofe
papers relating to the faid Priory, &c.
1. Extracts of rents, &c. from 12 H. 4th. to Sr. W.
Haywood, &c. 1 6 James.
2. & 3. Quit rents due from Sr. Wm. Hayward to
Mr. Fuller.
4, 5. D° 1662.
6. A long flip of Parchment containing the Rentall
of Quit rents due to John Hayward, Efq. 1619. for his
Manor of Beirfted or Oxted in Sury. Alio for Jus
Manor of Garfton in the f County.
7. Various other fmall papers of prefents & receipts,
4; 86. A thin
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" 4786.
A thin folio, of njeaves of Paper, fimilarto the laft,
but chiefly in Englifh, confifting of Copie3 of old
Charters, &c. relating to the above Priory, viz.
I. Charta Henrici Oftavi Johanni Rede, filio &
haeredi Willimi Rede, quondam de Weybrydge in com'
Surr' Armigeris defun&i, de toto domin* & fcitu nuper
monafterij de Tannrigge, &c. in com* predict'.
2. An Indenture in Englifh of the fame. 3.
3. Grant from John Rede to Richard Boflock of the
fame, 19 Eliz. 5.
4. D° from Edward Johnfon of Tannrige Gent, to
Rich d Howard of Oxteed Com* Surry of the manor, &c.
of Oxted or Burfted in Oxted. ' 8.
5. " Copies of Deeds that belonged to - - - Turner
that married Eliz' h Cantler, of his Lands in Tandridge,
&c. tranferibed 1664 by me Will. Hay ward, out of the
Originals. 9, *
6. " Copyes of old Deedes in the Cuftody of SI W"
Haward, tranferibed 1653. * u.
4787.
An AftronomicafandAftroIogical Account of the Planed
in French, with Drawings and 'Fables. Both the Hand-
writing and the Style of the Drawings prove this Vo-
lume to belong to the Works of the fame Nature de-
fcribed above at Nos. 4509, 4510, 4511, and 4512,
among the Seguier Books.
Written on large Paper, with ruled Margins, and
many Spaces not filled up. jlvii.
4788.
A book written and ruled with great neatnefs, on folio
paper, of a large fize, and bound up with Nos. 6154
and 6165.
It is in fome degree imperfeft. The firft leaf is
marked 1 (, and treats of the different fpecies of Govern-
ment. The fecond leaf is numbered 22, and the matter
begins abruptly with an account of ihe Subjugation of
Germany by the Romans. The whole of Germany is
then ruled out into feparate divifions, with a diftinft and
fubdivided account ot each part. It is a very exadk ac-
counr, with the Genealogies of the ruling Families. At
fol. 74 is a Drawing of a great Commander of Pruflia, in
his regular Habit. 1 he whole of Germany is here divided
into Eight Parts ; and the Work terminates abruptly at the
beginning cf the 7 th part, and at the 9 2d Leaf. xvn.
4/59-
A large folio, written on Vellum, containing the Tranf-
lation of Bartholomaeus Anglicus, de proprietadbus
rerum, by John de Trevifa. See Tanner in Trevifa,
& Fabric. Bibl. Med. & Inf. Lat. in Bartholomaeus An-
glicus. The Original occurs at 512. 4. The complete
Tranflation, fairly written, at No. 614. xv.
The present Copy is imperfed, ending in the 46th
Chapter of the Nineteenth Book, which in the complete
Copy has 146 Chapters. The concluding Words of the
Tranflation in No. 614. are thefe, which ought to have
been inferted at that Place, as they contain the Dates of
the Work.
" Eendelefs grete blis & thankynge to our Lord God
alweeldynge : thefe tranflacyouns eendid at Berkeley the
fixte Day of Fever, the zheer of oure Lord a thoufynde
threl hundrid fourefcore & xviij (1398); the zheer of
kyng Rychard the fecunde, after the conqweft of Ynge-
land, the 2 2 zheer. And of my Lordis age, Sire Thomas
lord of Berkeley, that made me make this tranflacyoun,
xlvij." The Latin has an additional Book, the 20th.
The Verfes that arc in No. 614. fubjoined to the Table
pf Contents, are here prefixed to the proemium, but the
Table of Chapters is wanting.
Cat, H arl. Vol. III.
Num. 4790 — 4797.
4790.
^ [4790—4801. Quarto.']
1. M. Tullij Ciceronis Orator, ad Brutum. XV*
2- Liber qui dicitur Brutus.
Codex membranaceus pulcher.
4791 '
Codex chartaceus, fatis clare fcriptus, continens Irt-
queita expedita in Parlamento Gallico ab A.D. 1269
ad 1 411. xv.
Se&ionum tituli hujufmodi funt. " Inquefte expedite
et terminate in parlamento penthecoftes, Anno diii mil-
lefimo, ducentcfimo, fexagefimo nono." " Inquefte
terminate et expedite in parlamento Omnium San&orum,
Anno diii millefimo duccntefimo fexagefimo nono."
Sunt autem jud cia de caufis privatis et publicis,
pactis, &c.
4792.
A Hiftory of Ferdinand and Ifabella of Caftile, written
in Spanifh, with a Latin Dedication to fome Count,
whole Name does not appeat, nor that of the Author,
The Title is this :
" Qui comienca la cronica de los muy altos y muy
poderofos Reies, Don Fernando et Donna Yfabel Reies
de Cafiilla y Leon," &c.
Clearly written on paper, in feveral different Hands,
and divided into many Chapters, the firft 70 of which
are numbered. • xvi.
4793-
Codex chartaceus, fatis luculenter fcriptus, in quo habejl*
tur h ftoriae Romanas ; fcilicet,
4 1. L Ann. Flori, Rerum Romanarum Libri 4.
2. Eutropij, a Paulo Diacono interpolati, libri 17. ad
regnum Juftiniani imperatoris. Definunt hie verbis, "Qui-
bus ad internecionem pene confumptis, Regem Totilam,
qui jam ultra decern annos regn^verar, intcrfecit, uni*
verfamque Italiam ad Heip. jura reduxit."
Codex fuper extrema toliorum inferibitur P. Rosrus,
Et intus " Paulus Rofius," qui poffetfbr tuiffe videtur.
XV,
4794-
Codex chartaceus, folia habens 74 fed ut 78 numeratat
quia a num. 4. incipiunt. Olim Colleg. Agen. SoC#
Jefu.
Continentur, manu minuta, at clard, Macrobij de
Somjiio Scipionis Libri dup. xv*
4705-
1. Regiftrum Gilde five Fraternitatis Corporis Cbrifti
de Bofton, incepte A.D. 1335. xiv.
2. Calendurium & Obituarium ejufdem Gilde.
3. Copia Inquifitionis Sewerarum in partibus Holandj
capti apud Bolton Edw. 2 d '.
Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus et illuminatusj
pracmittuntur fragmenta qusedam imperfecta.
9 479^
A Vellum MS. well written, with the firft Letters ilia*
minated, containing :
1. A Spanifh Tranflation of Cicero de Officiis, with
an Introduction in the fame Language. The fecond
Book begins at fol. 38, the third at fol. 60.
2. A Spanifli Tranflation of Cicero de Sene&ute, with
a copious Introduction, which begins at fol. 90.
3. A Tranflation. in the fame Language, of Cicero's
Oration for Marcellus, fol. 114. The whole contains
120 written leaves. xvi,
Codex membranaceus, L^antiftimus, in quo inveniuntur
Lartaniij Opera prr:cipua.
1. Diviaarum inftitiuicnum, Libri 7.
3 G 2. Ejufdem
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Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4797 — 4804.
2. Ejufdem Poema quod infcribitur Phoenix* 164. b.
3. De Ira Dei, liber unus. i 6 7-
4. De Opificio Dei, liber unus. 182-
Ad finem, " Michael Deghyardavillis, de Vulterris,
fcripfit." Folia habet ic,6. " xvi.
47q8.
A fmall folio of Letters, Papers, and Pedigrees, about
a Difpute touching the Barony of Abergavenny, A°
1 598, bound up with two others on the fame Subject ;
viz. 4749, 4768, which fee.
4799-
Regiftrum Chartarum Ecclefiae Lichfeldenfis.
Codex membranaceus in (4*° ) male fcriptu* et imper-
fedlus. '-Ex dono Magiftri Gulielmi Whitlock in eccLfia
Cathedrali Lichfeldenfi Prabendario 1583. Decemb.
"Liber Petri le Neve Rouge Croix 1699 Jan. 12.
Richmond Herald, et poftea Norroy Regis Armorum
Anno 1704**." qui multa in margine annotavit. Ad
finem eft index cum hoc titulo.
" Regiftri precedentis Tabula compilata per me Joh*
Yotton." Ille decanus fuit.
Folia a 72 ad 3 10 defunt,fed vide alteram partem hujus
Regiftri, a fol. 275 ad 310, in 3868.
4800.
The fourth Book of the heavenly Revelations of S.
Bridget. And the beginning of the fifth Book, called
The Bookc of Queflyons. xv.
A Paper Book, coarfely written. The Name is fpelt
Brydyt.
4801.
A Paper Book, containing two tfiftinft Tracts, nt the
beginning of each of which i> written, " This did
belong to King James, I had it from Coll. Grahme "
1. A fmall Tract, very beautifully written, with this
ample Title.
" The compleat Jury (in Imitation of the Laws of
England) Trying between Proteftants and Roman Ca
tholicks, whether the Sacrifice of the Mais and Catholick
Priefthood be a new, Iodolatrous, (fic) and fuperftitious
Invention of Papifts, as is fuggefted by Proteftants, or
an ancient divine Inftitution of Chrift and his Apoftles
(and therefore by all allowable,, as is juftly pretended
by Roman Catholicks.
Mentha eft iniquitas fibi. fol. 29.
Directed to the Lords of his Ma u moft Hon We Privy
Council, Lords Spiritual,, and Temporal of Parliament,
Judges, Juftices & others learned in the Law/*
It confifts of 27 Pages, and is figned at the end J. P.
xvn.
m 2. The Cafe of a Collector of the Cuftoms, who fold
his Place to another for Life, by a Difpenfation from the
King, non chjlanie 5 & 6 of Edw d 6. 44 Pages.
4K02.
2p . ... n [4802—4851. Folio.']
•A'-ydij, Romani, five de Columna, De Reglmine Prin-
cipuni, libri 3. 0 xv#
^ Codex membranaceus, Uteris Gothicis fcriptus,
toiia habens 142.
Nicholai del Techo, Hiftoria Provincial Paraquariae, 14
Irons. n
n , XVII.
Codex pulcher, chartaceus, Uteris quadratis Romania
, npt V s . ^ c: °™^et paginas 944 ; practer indicem rerum
locuplctiiimmm. Opus cditum Leod. 1670, fol.
t. PAilterium cum GloflS. Hymni, Symboli, et Li.
'•ania, manu recentiore. xllI
2. Papix Vocabularium, five Dictionarium. xv!
„ rV lr * ce f ? unt ct fubjiciuntur Rhythmr Johannis Pif-
carij. ^ouices memuranacei.
Num. 4805, 4807.
4805.
" Rectieil des Traiftez entre les Roys de France & les
grar.dz Seigneurs : par Giles de Noailles, 1 578."
A Paper Book, of 108 written Pages, in various
Languages.
4806.
1. M.Tulli Ciceronis,de Inventione Rhetorica, libri 2.
2. Incerti au&oris Rhetoiicorum, ad Herennium,
libri 4. XIV /
Codex membranceus elegans ; in locis nonnullis
mutilus.
4807.
A fmall folio of Mifcellaneous Papers, entitled " Suites
& Projects prefented to the late Earl of Salifbury L d
High Treafurer of England." xvn.
1. 4C A memorial of thofe Suits, with which we are
contented to record our fervants & fubje&s," &c. figned
at top, James R.
2. Objeftions & anfwers concerning the Coynage &
iffuing of fmall money of Copper.
3. The Petit on of S r Oliver Cromwell Kn* to his Ma-
jefty, touching a leafe of Fines upon Informations Capias
pro Jine 9 &c.
4. The an fwer to the fame March 13, 1608.
5. S r Roger Wilbraham's letter to the E. of Salifbury
concerning the enrolment of apprentices' indentures, &c.
fignifying his Majeltics pleafure thereof, from the Court
at Ronton.
6. " i hat fmall copper moneys fliall not reft in the
hands of the poor, but indifferently be polled from poor
to rich."
7. Mr. Edward Hayes to the E. of Salifbury, con-
corning the copper monies, dated from his Water Tower
(called liulner's lower) at Broken Wharffe, March f l
1609.
8. A project for inclofures of the King's Forefts &
wafte lands, &c.
9. Capt" John Rarlees letter, offering a project of
profit to the King 1607.
10. "A projeft for remydie of the late abufes in the
ftewards of his Majeft 9 manors, &c."
n. " Particular grounds for orders which may greatly
advance the cafual revenue." ' Signed Step. Proctor.
12. Project to farm the Office Alienations.
13. " A order, (hewing how artificers may be dealt
with, & that reasonable fums of money may be levied
thereby, without any juft caufe of difhke."
^ 14. To the King, about a ltatute 5 th Eliz ,h touching
divers orders for artificers apprentices, &c & a patent
to be granted thereof for 21 years, for his Majefties
benefit, &c.
1 5. A paper about additions to the revenue, &c.
16. Another paper about raifing his Majefty's profit.
17. Another, thus endorfed, " A projedfor borrow-
ing of Money, but a very idle one."
18. Reafons why proceffes in Courts Ecclefiaftical
Ihould pafs in the King's name.
19. A a£t to make more clear his Majeft 5 fupreme
authority & government over perfons & in caufes eccle-
fiaftical, &c.
2d. " A guefs of profit out of Courts Ecclefiaftical,
in cafe proceffes there proceeded in his Majefties name."
2 1 . About the high rates ©f our Engliih gold in the
United Provinces, &c. 1608.
22. A folded paper, containing &n order for the divi-
fion of the Treafure amongft the 4 Tellers of the
receipt of his Maj K Exchequer 21 s1 Jan. 7 James 1. viz.
S r Edw. Carye, W ra Bowyer, S r Francis Egtoke, &
Tho 5 Watfon Efq. ;;igued R. Salifbury.
23. A projett for concealem* 1 608. -figned Ed. Heron.
24. " Prolfits to be made upoa the Spovler* of the
King's Woods, &c."
7 25. Upon
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Num. 4807 — 4809..
25. Upon the ill effects of idlenefs ; the making of
Silk, & planting Mulberry Trees for food for the Silk
worms, &c.
26. Mr. Ofborn to my L d concerning fome proje&s
to increafe his Majefty's Revenue.
27. Projeft & anfwer to the reafons alledged for the
coinage of fmall monies of copper.
28. " Realbns to prove the neceflarines for making of
pence, halfpence, & farthings of copper, according to
the ufe of fmall moneys in all Kingdoms and States of
Europe, to avoid the great abufes of leaden tokens, made
by private men in England."
29. The Mulberry plants to be fent by W m Tallenge
to the different counties underwritten, & price of them,
&c.
30. Another paper about the fame, between M r
Fories & M T Stallenge.
31. A projeft offered towards the paying of his Ma-
jefties debts.
32. A projeft about the Subfidy & Ulnage, incon-
veniences of the Clothier, lofs of the L d Duke & no
benefit to the King, &c.
33. The fubftance of the fuit for enrollment of appren-
tices indentures, &c. with the objections to the fame.
34. A difcourfe concerning the tranfportation of mo-
ney & bullion, &c.
35. Concerning the enrollment of Apprentices 1604.
This number is bound up with 1638 & 6142.
A neat folio, of 232 Pages, fairly written on Paper. In
the fir ft Leaf is this, " Mr. Mace to L d Fitzwilliams,
A.D. 17 1 9"
At the end is the following Table of Contents :
1. A Copy of a Letter of Henry 7, before he was
King, to his Friends in England. 1.
2. the E. of Leicefter to Q. Eliz. 3.
3. Q. Eliz. to H. 4. upon the changing of
his Religion. 14*
4. The A.Bp. of Canterbury, his Recapitulation,
after a long hearing, 1644. l 7 m
5. Heads of a Conference between the King of Scotts
& Secretary Walfingham, 65. Alfo Note of Heads
delivered to him by the faid K. to be communicated to
Q. Eliz. ' 80.
6. An Abftraft touching the Queen's Marriage ; by
Sir Th. Smith. * 83.
. 7. King H.8. his Anfwer to the Defiance of Ja. 4. 9 8.
8. Sir Walt. Rawleigh's Letter to his Wife, the Night
before he expefted Execution. 106.
9. Letter of the D. of Northumberland to the E. of
Arundel. 1 « 3.
10. Letter of K. Ch. 1. to the Parliament, 15 & 29
Jan. 1645, with the Anfwer. 117, 123. &c.
11. ■ of Sir Th. Fairfax to Pr. Rupert, when he
fummoned Briftol. 141. And to L. Hopton in Corn-
wall, 'i 53-
1 2. — — of L. Treafurer Burleigh to Eliz. and
to his Son. 159 & l6 6.
13. The D. of Norfolk's laft Paper, 4 Feb. 1571.
1 4. Walfingham touching Prefeance of Ambafladors.
192.
15. Q.JEliz. her Speech to the Parliament, 13 Mar.
1575- ^ 2 °5-
16. John Crooke the Speaker's Speech to Q^Eliz.
1601: with her Anfwer. 217—232.
4809.
Regiftrum Chartarum Abbathia: de Waltham in Com.
Kflex. Olim penes Willielmum Hey wood militem.
Codex membranaceus, conftans foliis 192. Liber
Petri le Neve, Rouge Croix, 1701, qui multa in
margine annotavit, et ad finem fcripfit, u Scrutatur et
tabulator per Petrum le Neve, 1703/' xv.
Num. 4810 — 4818.
4810.
Codex chartaceus, vetus, in quo habentur varia Cice-
ronis et aliorum opufcula. Scilicet ;
1. Incerti Au&oris ad Herennium, de RhetoricA,
libri 4.
2. M. T. Ciceronis de Officiis, libri 3.
3. Ejufdem de Sene&ute liber.
4. Ejufdem de Amicitia.
5. Paradoxa Ciceronis.
6. Senecjc Epiftolae, ut videtur, omnes ; cum gloflis
veteribus nonnullis. In libros etiam digeruntur epiftolae
ita ut liber 2. ab Epiftola 12 incipiat, lib. 3. ab Ep.20,
Lib. 4. a 29. Deficiupt gloffae fer£, et numerationes
librorum, poft Epiftolam 73. Nec numeri omnino cum
Edit is concordant. xv.
4811.
Reports of the Court of King's Bench, from the 9 to
the 14 C. i. In Law French, very neatly written, on
Paper.
481 2.
Reports from the 29 to the 33 of Eliz. fairly written.
90 Leaves.
4 8 '3-
" Les Reportes de tres reverend Judge et erudite Sir
Richard Hutton Chivalere, Jades un des Juftices del
Commune Banke : accordants al Coppy efcripte avec
fa mayne propre from 15 Ja. 1. to 14 Ca. 1.
1 1 1 Leaves, with an Index. Thefe two numbers are
bound together.
4814.
1. Miscellaneous Reports in the time of Q. Eliz. &
Ja* i.
2. A fmaller Book of the fame kind, marked, " Sum
Liber Jotiis Adams, Lincolnienfis Hofpitij." Both to-
gether 286 written Leaves.
4815.
Bound with the next number. It contains 1 1 6 Leaves
fairly written on Paper, with this Title.
" La Douz mc Partie des Reports de S r Edw. Coke*
Chivalicr, Chlefe Juftice Dengleterre, des pleas de lie
tenus. deva;u le Roy mefme aflignee, et del Confeil
privfi d'Eflat. Des divers Refolucons et Judgmens don*
nez en Parliament, Star Chamber, Counfell Chamber,
et aylers, avec grand deliberation et conference des tres
reverend Judges e r Sages de la ley. Ne unq publie in
Printe. Fol. 88. p. 170. commence auter reportes et
notes des auters "
A fmall fized Paper of References is fubjoined.
48 16.
A Paper Book bound up with the preceding, marked at
the beginning, 4< Robtus Payntll, Grayanus, Norfol-
cienfis de Belaughe." Thefe Reports extend to fol.
140, where follows an alphabetical Index. The reft
is in a different Hand. The whole Amount of written
Leaves is 172. From the 5th to the 9th of Car. 1.
" Les Reportes de Segnior Edm. Anderfon, Sn r Chiefe
Juftice de Common Banc, & aufli de Juftice W arbur-
ton. Liber Roberti Paynell de Grayes Inn, Norfol-
cienfis, de Belaughc."
The Reports of Juftice Warburton begin at fol.
152. The Book contains in all 240 written Leaves.
Signed at the end " Robt.. Paynell." There is befidea
an Index.
481S.
Liber Brevium, Narrationum, & Placitorum, Formu-
larum, &c. imperfedus, olim Bartholomei Chain,
bers. xviu
Liber Chartaceus, cum tabulis alphtfbeticis.
A Col
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10$ Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4819 — 4821,
4819.
A Colle&'on of Paper Manufcripts; chiefly ext rafts from
Records, and fubfcribed at the end of each " Con-
" venit cum Recordo, Gulielmus Ryley." A book
formerly in the pofTeffion of the Duke of Newcaftle.
The contents are.
1. A Colle&ion of Papers relative to the Sovereignty
of the Sea, as claimed. At the 4 th page & elfewhere, is
an endorfement tranfcribed in thefe terms. " De fu-
perioritate Maris Anglie, et jure officii Admirallatus in
eodem," from p. 1 to 120.
2. A Traft with the following title.
u The Sovereignty of the Seas of England proved
by Record, H.ftory, and the municipall Lawes of the
(Cingdome : Alfoe a perticular relation concerning the
ineltimable riches & coniodities of the Eritifh Seas. By
S r John Borough Knight, Keeper of the Records in the
Tower of London. " Signed below ; W. Kinge, p. 1 2 1 .
to 2^0, fairly written, with ruled margins.
3. Here begin fome Extracts from the Rolls of Par-
liament of Scotland & England on various fubjects.
This firft is dire&ed to Galfrid de Say Admiral " ab
ore aquae Thaihis verfus partes occidentals," docketted,
•* de navibus pro Guerra paratis fupra Mare tenendis."
fuperfcribed, 4< Ex Rotulo Scociae de anno decimo
Edwardi Tertii." & figned, as well as the reft, " con-
venit cum Recordo, Gulielmus Ryley." fol. 203.
4. A Petition of certain Prelates, Counts, & Barons
for Fraunchifes. An Reg. Ed. 3. 15 0 ."
5. " De le Statut fait a Weftm r 15 (Ed. 3.) qu'eft
repellez."
6. An Ordinance of Rich. 2. an. 2. for guarding the
Seas & Coafts Northwards.
7. " Ex Rotulo Parliament de anno decimo Henrici
Sexti." A Petition of Johanna de Beauchamp, Lady of
Bergevenny.
8. 44 Ex Rotulo Parliament! de an. Reg. Hen. Sexti
undecimo." Joh 8 Barton de Thornton, gives fecurity
in 1200, for the Lady of Bergavenny.
9. " Ex Rot. Pari. Dec. quint. Henrici Sexti." The
Petition of Ifabella, who was Wife of John Boteler of
Beaufey, againft Will m Pulle, for a Rape, tfye Offender
having abfeonded.
1 o. Rot. Pari. An. Henrici 6. decimo. The Petition
of Margareta who was Wife of Sir Thomas Malefant,
Knt. againft Lewfe Leyfon.
1 1. Afafe conduft granted to certain Merchants an.
38 Hen. 6.
12. 44 De cuftodia Maris commiffa, pro Duce Exon.
38 Hen 6.
13. Ex Rot. Paten. An. 3 Edw. 3. 44 Adnullatio
Recordi proceffus et Judicii fuper Adam Wygorn. Epif-
copum.
14. A Treatife in Engliffi, on Judicature in Parlia-
ment, written on 94 leaves, but imperfedt at the end.
Other Papers, ftated in the former Catalogue at this
number, as having belonged to King James 2 d are not
in this volume ; nor does any other volume appear which
contains them.
482O.
A ftiort Chronicle, in Italian, of the Venetian Doges in
Radiana, or Citta nuova, from the year 695 to 1 ^54.
With the Arms of each Doge, blazoned in the mar-
gin, fairly written on paper. xvi.
4821.
Leges et Statuta Cantabrigienfis Academiae mandato
Eliz. An. Regn; I2 m0 .
Codex eleganter fcriptus ufque ad paginam 71.
Sequuntur folia decern, fcriptione varii, ubi recitantur
Statuta recentiora. xvn.
Num. 4822 — 4826.
4822.
Codex membranaceus, Uteris gothicis fcriptus.
1. Juftini Hiftoriarum Philippicarum ex Togo Pom-
peio Libri xliv.
Pramittuntur Argumenta, ab ipfo Trogo (ut con-
jicit Fabricius) elaborata, ubi' multa notantur qua; in
Juftini Epitome non apparent. A Bonganio edita, et
aliis.
2. Hiftoria, a fratre Andrea " 1. de geftis et fuc-
ceffione regum Francorum qui Merovingi di&i font.''
2. " de geftis regum Francorum qui Karalenfes vocati
funt." 3. " de tranflatione regni Hugonis Francorum
Ducis." Liber imperfe&us.
In fine. " Incipit haec Hiftoria anno dni 331. Defmit
anno dni 11 87." XV-
4823.
Liber Chartaceus, duos comple&ens indices a viro
quedam $lo£to, A. de Grau nomine, elaborates;
quorum prior uno tenore fcriptus eft, alter e chartu-
lis conglutinatis conformatur.
1. Rerum et Verborum index in Senecam Tragi-
enm, locupletiflimus. Per A. Grail, et, in folio fecundo,
A. de Grau. Scriptas funt voces ordine alphabetico,
in margine, et intri auftoris text us.
2. <c Index Rerum & Verborum in Rutilij Itinerai-
cum." Deeft hie auftoris nomen : Vide num. 4837.
xvn.
4824.
Liber Chartaceus, pagg 265, bene fcriptus, cum hoc
titulo. " De Unione Regnorum Britannia?, &c.
Traclatus, auttore Thomd Craig Equite, J. C. Pri-
mum fcriptus aeftate anni 1605. Hie vero ab exem-
plari MS. in Bibliotheca J. CC. Edinburgenfium, nunc
demum refcriptus, Anno 1702." " xvm.
4825.
A Paper MS. very ill written, containing a Tranflation
of the Dialogues of Giambattifta Gello of Florence,
by W. Iden ; with a Dedication to Lord Herbert of
Cardiff, M r Edward & M r Henry Compton, his
brothers.
Thefe Dialogues were publiflied originally in 1549,
and tranflated alfo by Barker 1 599. xvn.
4826.
A Book chiefly on Vellum, but with more modern
Titles, and other llluftrations on Paper, inferted, and
alfo marginal Obfervations. Thefe feem to have been
written in the 1 7 th Century, the Book is not younger
than the 15 th . Firlt is mferted the following general
Title.
u The Lives of the glorious Kings and Martyrs,
Edmund King of Eaft England, and Fremund King
of Mercia, wrighten by that excellent Poete of his tyme,
John Lidgate, Monke of Burye, and by him dedi-
cated unto King Henry the Sixte of England and of
France, together with fome other Poems by the fame
Author."
At the back of this Title is affixed a very neat old
drawing, with a pen, {lightly fhaded, with this inscrip-
tion ; 4< Lidgat prefenting his Booke, called the Pilgrime,
unto the Earle of Sahfbury and below, " Thomas
Montacute, Earle of Salifbury." Then follow an ac-
count of Lydgate from Pits, and a copy of Latin Hexa-
meters on King Edmund, figned " Alph. Mera." The
ancient part then proceeds.
1 u Lydgate's
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Num. 4826 — 4829.
1. Lydgate's Poem on S l Edmund, with an illumina-
tion prefixed, beginning thus :
" The nobie ftoory to pntte in remembraunce
off Seynt Edmond, mayde, maftir, and Kynge,
With his fuppoort my ftyle 1 wyl advance
Firft to compyle aftir my Konnyng."
2. The Life of S l Fremund by the fame, with this
rubric prefixed. " Here folwith a Prologe of Seym
Fremund Son to Kyng Offa & Cofyn to Seynt Edmond."
3. <c Here follwith a Miracle that Cry ft (hewed for
Seynt Edmond aftir his deth ; for King Sweyn, with
othir Miracles as it folweth. '
4. " Here begynneth a Myracle doon in Seynt Auf-
tynis tyme."
Thefe four Articles are written on in continuation,
without any diftindt divifion, except the marginal ru-
brics. Then follows another of the modern Titles,
thus :
5. " Alexander and Ariftoteles, or a Treatife of the
Governance of Kinges & Princes, wrighten by John
Lidgat, Monke of Bury, & by him dedicated unto
Henry the Sixte King of England & France." At the
end of this, in a more modern hand is, " An Epitaph
of Sir W m Doury of Handed in Stiff." in three Stanzas
of 6 lines each.
6. Another modern Title in thefe words.
" The Worckcs of Thomas Occleff (fometyme of
the Privy Signet Office^ that is to faye, 1. A Dialogue
inter Occleff (fcr. OccefF) et Mendicum. 2, De Regimine
Principis, to a Prince of Wales, who was afterwardes
Henri the Fifte King of England, &c " Subjoined on
another leaf, is an Account of Occlef from Pits, or
Pitfaeus. This is a Tranlhtion of iEgidius de Regimine
Principum. The painting of Chaucer, which ihould
Hand on the fixth leaf from the end of the Poem, has
been cut out. It belongs properly to this work, & is
fpoken of in the text. See the excellent Miniature in
N°4866, fol. 91.
7. Some Verfes in a more modern, but rather obfeure
hand. The firft being Maxims in fhort Stanzas, the
next two not inelegant Stanzas, of ten Lyric lines each.
The volume is of Angular value ; being more illus-
trated than ufual by its original Rubrics, & ftill more
by the later Obfervations, which, as well as the Titles
muft have been added by fome ftudious perfon about the
time of Charles II. or even Charles I.
4827.
The old Chronicle entitled Brute, continued to the 6 th
year of Henry V. very fairly written on Vellum, but
not fo correft as 4690. At the beginning, " Willm
Lambarde 1570, pretium xij lb . ,> Whether the mark
,above the 1 2 is for pounds or not, is however rather
doubtful. At the end, among various fcribblings, is
this Latin couplet. xvi.
" Doftus do&a canit, pueri puerilia fundunt,
Vana refert vanus, turpia turpis habet."
4828.
A Paper Book bound up with 6761. On the outer leaf,
the name Denfell Hollys, with fome Mottos. It con-
tains an old Treatife on the Art of War ; the Title is
torn, but thus much remains of it. " This boke is
inti&ualled to thepraclyfed Soldiers for remcrnbiaunce
and to the unexfpert for Inftru&ions, touching the
noble the Wars fet on hands B "
It appears to be a curious Tradt.
XVI.
4829.
Codex partim membrana partim charta con flans, in quo
continentur M. Fabii Quiatiliani de Inititutione Ora-
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4829 — 4836.
tbria, Libri duodecim. Cum tabula librorum et cai-
pitum prsemilTa. Ad finem, n P^ao;
infra, ArAOH TTXH. xv.
483O.
A Vellum MS. written in two volumes, containing the
Lawes of Avignon in the old Provencal Tongue.
Beginning from the date of 1251. The firft Rubric is,
" Aifo es la carta citkovene* de lacivitat de Avignon/*
17 leaves, three are firft numbered, & then 14, be-
ginning from the fourth, where is a new Rubric,
" Inftrumentum notariorum, &c." xv.
4831.
Sc?ti Paulini Epiftolae, profaica & metrics. Codex
membranaceus, bene confervatus. x.
4832.
A Paper Book fairly written, containing :
1. Articles againft the Earl of Briltol for High
Treafon.
2. The Earl's Anfwer.
3. His Trial, May 6, 1626, &c. xvn.
4 8 33-
Attain domo capitulari Herefordenfi, ab a° 1622. ad
"1635. Liber chartaceus.
4834-
Codex pulcher membranaceus, continens C. Julii Cse Paris
Commentarios, &c. Numerantur libri perpetuo tenore
ufqueadxiv.
^ In initio fcribitur, " Jalii Qefaris Commentariorum
belli Gallici liber primus incipit, Julius Celfus Conitan-
tinus, Vir clariffimus, emendavir."
Ad librum 8. 1. pro Hirtio Panfa legitur Opius^ hoc
modo. " C. Julii Csefaris Commentariorum de Bello
Gallico liber vn. finir, incipit Opij Prrcfatio ad Balbum
in L. viii." Et infra, " Opii prcdatio ad Balbum finit,
incipit ejufdem L. viii. Commentariorum Ca^uis de
Bello Gallico." Ouis fuerit Opius viderit Celfus Conft*
qui emendavit, et tint clarillimus. Pott libros de Bcllo
civili nemo nominatur ut auftor librorum de Bcllo
Alexandria, fed titulus his verbis concipitur*
4< C. Julii Crcfaris Commentariorum de Bello Civili
L. XI s finit, Incipit xn de Bello Alexandrine/' Titulus
in librum de Bello Africano, hie eft, " C. Julii Ca:faris
de Bcllo Alexandrino Commentariorum, et Pharnacis,
finit L. xn. Incipit xin de Bcllo Africano." Liber de
Bello Hifpanienfi, qui eft xiv u8 nulli auclori datur ; de-
fmit etiam, ut caetera exemplaria, ad verba, 4fc C^uarum
laudibus ct virtute." » xv>
Scriptura elegans, clara, et uniformis, totum hunc
codicem pervadit.
4835-
R,c^iflri:m Charrarum Monafterii Neremitarum S. Au^uf-
tini de Clare. CoJex chartaceus in 4'° conihms
f.>liis 59. bene confervatus. Juxta finem, Charta rudis
agrorum Monalterij. XVi
4836,
Liber chartaceus, auctoris manu, ut videtur, fenptus et
emendatus ; continens animadverfionum in Conrro-
verfias Bellannini Libros feptem. Auclor in prkre
Catalogo dicitur Johannes de Laet, fed noinen in
MS. non apparet. Appellator in fronte Tcmus Guar-
his. Et, in folio 2°, Animadvcrfiones in tcnium
Tomum Controverfiarum Bellannini, fcriptae a nobis
Ante annum CIDI3CXX." Numerantur Jibii, hoc
modo.
3H
1. "Piiaia
Digitized by
2IO
Catalogus Librorum MSS*
Num. 4836 — 4838.
1. " Prima Controverfia generalis Lib. Unius. De
Gratia primi Hominis."
2. " Sccundae Controverfiae generalis, de Amiffione
gratiae et ftatu peccati, Lib. primus. De peccato in ge-
nere. In quo potiflimum agitur de peccato veniali."
3. " Liber lecundus, De Amiffione Gratias et ftatu
peccati. In quo potiflimum tra&atur, an Deus fit Au-
thor peccati, quod Zuinglio, Calvino, Bezae, calum-
niofe tribuitur pro fententia affirmativa. ,,
4. " Liber tertius, de Amiffione Gratia? et ftatu pec-
cati. Ubi agitur de variis et fere fupervacuis quaeftio-
nibus circa peccatum primi Hominis."
5. " Liber quartus, de Amiffione Gratise et ftatu pec-
cati. Qui eft primus de Peccato Originali, in quo dif-
putatur, an fit."
6. " Liber quintus, de Amiffione Gratiae et ftatu pec-
cati. Qui eft fecundus Peccati Originali, in quo difpu-
tatur, quid fit."
7. " Liber Sextus, de Amiff. Gr. et fit. peccati. In
quo potiflimum agitur de poena peccati originalis poft
hanc Vitam, in iufantibus qui fine baptifmo moriuntur."
XVII.
4837.
Codex chartaceus, paginas habens 1501, elaboratus ab
eodem A. de Grau, qui indices in Senecam et Ruti-
lium compilavit ad Num. 4823. In primo folio, fed
verfo, fcriptum eft," Excerptaa me A. de Grau, prof."
Opus ferrei laboris, comple&ens excerpta ordine alpha-
betico, vel potius indicem verborum locupletiflimum,
in Plinii Hiftoriam Naturalem. Illuftrantur etiam
verba a Solino, Celfo, &c. Vocari poteft, Index La-
tinitatis Plinianas. xvn.
4838.
Codex membranaceus, vel potius codices varii, diverfae
aetatis, in unum volumen compadi.
1. Caefarii Epifcopi, Admonitiones, Sermones, homeliae,
&c. ; numero 44, quorum tamen 41 et 43 funt Auguftini,
44 S. Ambrofii: folia 53. xn.
2. Libri 4 Dialogorum Papae Gregorii I, deeft aliquid
ad finem. fol. 55.
3. Petri Damiani Epiftola de die mortis, cum Epif-
tola Bonaventurae, excitatoria ad Amorem Dei, fol. 131.
Bonaventurae Epiftola, in fine vocatur. " De balneo
regio, multum utilis et devota." X iv.
4. " Lucii Apuleij platonici Madaurenfis Metamor-
phofeon." libri xi. fuper folia 47. Scripturi plane di-
verfa et forfan recentiore, a fol. 1 b. ufque ad fol. 1 8. a.
Procemium bis datur : femel in verfibus Jambicis ; manu,
ut crederem, adhuc antiquiore. Ordinem verfuum,
quia de hac re neque Editiones, neque virorum doftorum
conje&urae confentiunt, infra exhibemus.
" At ego tibifcrmone tjio Milefio
V arias fabellas confer am, aurefq. tuas
Benivolas lepido fufurro permulceam.
Modo ft papirum egiptia argutia
Nilotici calami inferiptam non fprevcris
Infpicere, etfiguras fortunafquc horum
In alias ymagincs convcrfas, ct in
Sc rurfum mutuo nexu refcttas, ut
Mireris exordior. £>uis ilk ? paucis
Tmetos athica et hitmos epyrea
Et thenedos fpartiaca, glebe /dices,
Aeternum lib r is felicioribus
Condi ta, mea vel us profap'ia cjh
Ibi lingujm atbidem primis pueritie
Stipends is mend, mox in urbe latia
Advena ftudiorum qulritium indigenum
Sermonem erumnalnli labore, nulla
Magijlro preeunte ag^reffus excolui
Et certe prefamur venian, ft quid
Num. 4838—4840.
Exotici, atque forenjis Jermonis rudis
Locutor offenderoy jam bee equidem ipfa
Vocis immutatio defultorie
Scientiae, Jlilo quern accejjtmus
Re/ponder j fabulam grecam incipimus y
Le£lor intende, Ictaberis"
Sequuntur quaedam de au&ore, ex Macrobio et Auguft-
tino, turn de metro nonnulla. Variae le&iones et gloflae
marginem occupant In primo folio funt verfus o&o
Latini, rhythmici, vaticinationem quandam exhibentes de
Ludovico rege.
4839-
Cafes & Precedents in Law. A Paper book, with many
blank fpaces left for continuation, & an alphabetical
table prefixed. * xvn.
484O.
Codex chartaceus, pulchre fcriptus et bene conferva-
tus, olim prasgrandis, conftans in foliis 789, fed nunc
in duobus voluminibus compa&us, cum hoc titulo.
Hiftoria Comitum Arundelias, colledta per S* Lowe
Kniveton, generofum et propria illius manu fcripta ;
cum dedicatione, " Illuftriflimo Domino Thomas
Howard Comiti Arundeliae, et Surregiae, primario
Angliae Comitis, . Baroni Howard, Fitz-Alan Maltra-
vers, Mowbray, Segrave, Bruce, de Clare, et Of-
waldeftre, Comiti Marefcallo Anglias, honoratiflimi,
Georgianae Perifcelidis Ordinis Equiti Aurato, Regiae
Ma u a fanttioribus et fecretoribus confiliis, bonarum
literorum Patrono maximo, Domino meo plurinum
obfervando," &c. et poftea fcriptum eft " Authoris
de hocopere carmen cenforium."
F. ;8. Charta cum Sigillo Willielmi de Albineo
Comitis Suflex, &c. pulchr6 delineate.
395* " To a very long Deed written in French,
&c." 35 th E. 3. is the Seal of Richard Earl of Arundel
beautiiully drawn with a pen.
F. 442. " An exchange made betwixt K. Rich d 2 d
& Rich d E. of Arundell & Surry, wherein the faid Earl
gives the King his Manor of Swenhampton in Somerfet-
fliire, in Confideration of certain fums of money due by
him to the King, & for the Advowfon of Arundell
Priory Written in French ; 6 th of Rich d 2 d , & to it
appendant the Earl's Seal, with creft & fupporters more
beautiful & curious than the former.
Vol. II. Conftans foliis 347, fcil. a folio 443 ad 789.
553* " Indentures in French between the King &
John Lord Mai tra vers, whereby he is retained to ferve
the King for one whole year, in a Voyage which the
King in hi* proper perfon (hall make in his Duchy of
Guiene or his Realm of France, with 20 one
Knight, 1 8 Efquires & 40 Archers at the Kings charge,
&c. Dated 29 Ap 1 . 3 d H' I st ." The original fo much
torn as not to be read, except the above, to which is ap-
pendant another beautiful Seal of John de Arundell.
F. 556 b. Another Seal appendant to the Charter of
John Earl of Arundell & L d Maltravers, 8 H. 6.
F. 571-2, &c. Is an Account of a Difpute about the
Precedency of W n E. of Arundell & Tho* E. of Devon 6 .
23 H. 6.% &c. f. 573.
F. 694 " Valor five extenta annui valoris omnium
et fingulorum Honorum, Caftrorum, Dominiorum, Ma-
neriorum, terrarum et tenementorum, ac aliarum pof-
feflionum que fuerunt Thomas Comitis Arundell defunfti,
&c. 16 th Hen ci 8 V0 , &c. in Suflex, Surry, Wiltes, Glouc,
Dorc> Somerfet, Kank, Calis, North. 6alop, Southamp.
Norf. Hunt, et Cantabr. Ofweftr. Clune, et London." ad
fol. 698.
F* 733- " Amongft thofe perfons that put in their
claims to do fervice at the Coronation of K. Edw. 6 th ,
W E. of Arundel claimeth to be chief Butler, &c."
Ad finem eft Index Nominum, ordine alphabetico,
p. 1. ad 21. et Locorump.i. ad 15. per Petrum LeNeve
faftus, qui multa in margine annotavit.
1481. Sir
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Num. 4^41 —
. 48.11.
Sir Francis Afhley's Law Le&ures on the Liberty of the
Subjeft, 1616. In nineDivifions j fairly written on
Paper.
4842.
Quintus Curtius de Rebus geftis Alexandri Magni ; a
librp tertio, ut folet, incipiens : et cum lacuna infigni
lub initio libri quarti.
Codex membranaceus faeculi 1 5, bene, fcriptus, ad
finem," Per me Francifcum Caballum, mon e fonmatem,
vigeffima o&avo Novembris luce hie liber Jiomae fchciter
eft expletus, 1464. xv.
4843-
Codex chartaceus continens varia de vitis San&orum,
&c. In folio membranaceo praemiflb legenda eft de
San&o Nicafio. Contenta hasc funt ;
i. DeortuScti Cuthberti,ex Hiftoriis Hibernenfium
excerpta.
2. Vita ejufdem a venerabili Beda fcripta, in libros
quatuor et capita 153 di^efta. 7. b.
3. De Hieronymo, cum carminibus in laude ejuf-
dem. !53- b -
4. Vita regis & Martyris S. Ofwaldi. 155.
5. Vita S. Aidani, Lindisfarncnfis epifcopi." e tertio
libro Ecclefiafticae Hiftoriae gentis Anglorum. 1 80.
6. " Ecclefie in Anglia dedicate in honore Sfi Cuth-
berti, Lindisfarnenfis Epi. 184.
7. " De origine monachatus, cum aliis de ftatu mo-
nachaK." 185.
8. " Brevis relatio de oratione." ad finem M. J. Ger-
fon. 216.
9. Vita Willelmi Kanlephi Epi Dunelmenfis. 222.
jo. Vita Bartholomei monachi Dunelmenfis. 223.
11. " Anno Dili millefimo cccxlvi die Martis, in
vigilia Lucae' Evangelifte hora Mat. ix. commiiTum fuit
bellum inter Anglos et Scotos non longe a Dunelmia, in
loco ubi nunc flat crux vulgariter di&us Nevillcroffe."
Poema rhythmicum. 241.
12. " Verfus de SCfo Cuthberto." 261,
13. 41 De morte Gilomichatlis." 269.
14. " Scripturae fub imaginibus regiis ad oftium chori
Dunelmenfis ex parte Boreali." 270 b.
15. u De Dilatatione fidei Chriftiane et ortu Reli-
gionist 272 b. Et fimilia qusedam.
16. " De miffa, etpiimo unde exordium fumpferit,
&c. 289.
17. Fragmentum de S. Auguftino, &c." 260.
Turbatur quodammodo foliorum feries, in fine.
xv.
4844.
An old Treatife'on Law, in feveral Books, alfo Reports,
Cafes, &c. written on Paper, marked, " pertinet ad
Wittm Walpole." * ' xv.
4845-
Mr. Lenton's Account of the Nunnery at Gedding
in Huntingdonfhire. xvn.
This was miffing, but was found in another MS.
April 1 8, 1805. The other Article, entered in the old
Catalogue, does not appear.
4846.
A Book of Law Precedents, 172 (eaves, befides occa-
lional Infertions. Old name in it, Edwardus Willan.
XVI.
4847.
A Lift of the Officers of the Army, 1 687.
4848.
A folio written on Paper, & containing,
1. The Names & Creations of all the Nobility of Eng.
land, to the year 1597. This compofes mod of the
prefent Number.
Num. 484^, 4849.
Names of Places that eleft Members of Parliament*
This is written on two pages before the above Article.
^ 3. The manner of Coronations of Kings & Queens of
England. This is comprifed in 7 pages, after which are
8 m *re pages of Mufic badly written. This No. is now
bound up with 5168, on tht Nobility.
A folio volume, containing a mifceliafteous Colle&ion
of Papers and Records, &c. relating to the Family of
llaitings, in 52 Numbers, fome of which contained
many fmall Papers, now palled in them.
i. 2. A genealogical Table of Haftings, from 1
E. 6. to 1677 & Si ; very neatly written, by Gregory
King, feemingly.
3. Contains 207 pages fairly written on Paper, of a
regular Hiftory of the Family and Property down to
1609, like what is before noticed in 4774.
4. Contains 6 pages, entitled, Feoda et fervic* militum
tenendum de honore Sci Edmundi.
5. Four pages concerning, Cath e Countefs of Hun-
tingdon & Winefride Haftings, da n of Heirs of Hy Poole
Knt. L d Montague, who was attainted of High Treafon,
&c.
7 to 22. Contains various fmall Papers of Notes re-
lating to the Haftings, by Peter Le Neve, in his Hand*
writing, though in No. 20. are two Pages by Dugdale,
feemingly.
23. A Pedigree, with this at the top :
" The Family of the Meauxes were owners of Ber-
wick & Lords of a manor at Sutton, called Hafting's
Manor at this day 1682."
24. Contains 85 loofe Papers, now pafted on brown
Paper, moftlv by P. le Neve*
25. 2 6 Contain 8 or 9 Papers of Arms, &c. rda-
ting to the E of Hunt n .
27. *A roll of Vellum, illuminated with the Arms in
16 Q ua| ters, with Supporters, &c. and a fhort genealogy
and fome Verfes in praife of Ferdinand L d Haftings, born
1608.
28. Another Coat of Arms of Haftings, &c. neatly
drawn on Paper.
29. A long Vellum Roll, containing a genealogical
Table, with various Extracts from Records, &c. all in
the Hand-writing of S r W m Dugdale, having this Title
at the Top :
44 Rotuli Cartacei in quo pars Stemmatis nobiliflimse
Haftingianae familiae, manu propria Rogeri. Dodfworth
Eboracenfis (in rebus antiquis non minimc verfati) deli-
neatur Exemplar Verum.?
At the bottom is this.
" Hoc Exemplar concordat cum Architypo, ita teftor*
Willnis Dugdale Norroy Rex Armorum. April 17,
1675/'
30—38. Other fmall Papers relating to the Haftings,
by Le Neve, &c.
38. Various other larger Papers, containing Copies
of Charters, Seals, &c. of the Earls of Huntingdon,
&c.
39. Infcription to the Memory of Theophilus Haftings
E. of Huntingdon, &c. who died 1701, aged 50.
40. Another fmall Paper relating to the faid K. 1672,
whofe Portrait by G. Kneller, and engraved by R. Wil-
liams 1687, is next to it.
41. Four printed Pages of Dugdale's Baronage of.
the Haftings Family.
42. A Letter to the E. of Huntingdon, 1655.
43. The Names of the Lands which John Haftings
E. of Pembroke held a 9 E. 3.
44. An Indenture in Latin, with Seals, relating to
the faid E. 49 E. 3. ; and another Paper in French about
him, &c.
45. Efceat' Inquifitio &c. t. H. 3. to IV 6.
1 46. Monu-
Digitized by
2J1
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4849—4855.
46. Monumental Infcription of Theoph. E. Hunting-
don, jG88.
47. Extrafts from, and Charters, Efcaets; &c. rela-
ting to the fame Family, in feveral Pages.
^8. The Petition of Theophilus E. of Hunt" to the
King, about the ancient Earls of Warwick, who carried
the Sword at the Coronation, & were chief Pantlers, &
had the Salts, Knives, & Spoons for their Fee, from
whom he was defcended, &c.
49. Other Papers, feemingly a Brief, &c. relating to
the lafl Subject.
50. Various Letters from the E. of Huntingdon to
Mr. Cromp at the Herald's Office, 1695, &c.
51. Copy of the aforefaid Claim at the Coronation of
K.J. 2. 1685. In French.
52. Another Paper about Hugh de Haftings s Lands,
&c.
485°-
A Book of Laws and Preferments relating to the Foreft
of Dene in Glocefterflure.
A folio, containing 89 leaves of Paper badly
written, and on the ift leaf is, " Simon Harcourt,
Dec r 2 c, 79." Upon which is palled a 4to. Paper ot
6 pages relating to the faid Foreft, and entitled, " The
Arricles of the Charge." Preceding this is an alpha-
betical Index to the Volume.
4851.
Patents of the feveral Stewards of the Revenues of
Catherine, 20 C. 2. &c.
4852.
[4842.-4882. guartd.']
Codex membranaceus, pulchritudinis eximiae, continens
Ciceronis Orationes fele&as.
j. Oratio in Q. Caecilium.
a. In Verrem, A&io prima.
3. In eundem, AStio fecunda, Liber primus, imper.
fefta. Ufque ad caput 43 fere exactum.
A&io 2d*, liber quartus.
liber quintus.
4.
5-
6.
Pr.o T.' Annio Milone.
Pro lege Manilia.
8. Pro M. Marcello.
9. Pro Q. Ligario.
10. Pro Rege Dejotaro. ...
1 1 . Antequam iret in exilium. Oratio fpuria habita.
xv.
4853'
A Paper Book of 446 leaves, very fairly written, con-
taining the Memoirs of the Marefchal de Fleurange,
with this Title.
" Hiftoire des chofes memorables avenues du regne
des Reys Louis dowze et Francois premier en France,
Italie, Allemagne, et pays bas. Depuis l'an 1499, j uf "
ques en l'an 1521, mife par ecrit par Robert de la
Marck Seigneur de Fleurange et de Sedan, Marefchal de
France,"
4854-
An old French Romance, refpe&ing a King of Aragon,
written on Paper. xv.
The Statutes of England from i E. 3. ad 7 H. 4:
Fairly written on Vellum. There is a large Table
of the heads, and many blank leaves after it. xv.
Num; 4856—4864.
4856.
Codex membranaceus pulcher, conftans paginis 47®*
Continet Virgilii Eclogas, Georgica, jEneida. Abfunt a
libro fecundo verfus fufpefti - 22 incipientes, " Jamque
adeo fuper untis eram." xv*
4 8 57-
The Italian Poetry of Petrarch on Vellum, arranged as
in the modern Editions, with a complete alphabetical
index, of the initial lines, prefixed. xv.
4858.
Codex membranaceus, opufculorum Seneeee, -Ciceronis*
&c. xv.
1 . S. Hieronymus de Seneca, cum epiftolis ab eodem
relatis ut k Senecd et Paulo Apoflolo fcriptis, fed fpuriis.
vid. 2659. 3-
2. L. An. Senecae, de Clementia, ad Neronem,
Liber.
3. De remediis fortuitorum, Liber, Senecae perperam
adfcriptus.
4. De 4 virtutibus cardinalibus, Liber, pfeudo-Se-
necse.
5. Senecae Epiftolarum, ad Lucilium, Libri 1 5. Ex-
hibentes Epiftolas 89. Pauca defunt in fine ultimae.
6. Seneca de Beneficijs, fine librorum divifione, et
ferfe in quartam partem operis integri contra&us.
7 # Quorundam Philofophorum Sententiae.
8. De Moribus, Liber, Senecae falfo adfcriptus.
9. Symmachus de caufis, Senecae datus in titulo, fed
poftea Symmacho.
10. M. Tullii Ciceronis Paradoxa.
11. de Sene&ute, liber.
12. — ■ de Amicitia, liber.
13. Tra&atus de Paupertate Senecae vulgo, fed per-
peram, datus.
4«59- . _
1. A. Gellii Obfervationum ex libris antiquorum, libri.
17. Praefatioin fine ponitur, cum Indice alphabetico.
xv.
2. Definitiones quaedam Vocum Latinarum. Codex
membranaceus.
4860.
Expofitio Pfalterii, Au&ore incerto. xm.
Cum notis marginalibus, manu recentiore. Codex
membr%
4861.
Seven Emblems, with a Frontifpiece, beautifully painted
on Vellum, dedicated to Colbert and all in honour
of him, with Mottos and Verfes in various Languages.
xviu
4862.
Horatii opera, elegantiflimfe fcripta in membrana. Scriba
hsec in fine :
" Quinti Horatii Flacci, Venufini, Odarum, Sermo-
num, Epiftolarum, Poetrieque carminum volumina felici-
ter finiunt, die fextodecimo Novembris anno Dili millmo,
quadringentefimo, fexagefimo primo. Ferrarie per me
Joannem carpenfem." Sequuntur verfus in Patrem,
filium, et Sp. San&um. xv.
xv.
4863.
Silii Italici, de 2 bello Punico, libri 17.
Codex membranaceus, elegans.
4864.
Geographical Charts of feveral Governments of France ;
namely,
1. Dauphine. 2. Barfilone. 3. D'orpiere. 4. Mai-
lauzane. 5. S l Efprit. 6. Saluffe. 7. Guilleftre.
8. Cap
'8
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Num. 4864 — 4869.
Cap et Ptiimon. g. Montlimar. 10. Luzerne et Pig-
nerol. 11. Brianfon. 12. Bourg-doifans. 13. Creft.
14. Valance. 15. Modane. 16. Suze. 17. S'Jehan.
18. Grenoble. 19. Romans. 20. Chamberry. 21.
Chapeau Cornu. 22. Vienne. 23. Lion. xvn.
Drawn on Paper, and coloured.
4865.
Codices duo MSS. in unum cfcmpa&i, diverfi generis?
nec prorfus ejufdem magnitudinis. Contenta funt,
1.. .Codex chartaceus, in initio mutilus, comple&ens
C. Salluftii deBello Catilinario et Jugurthino libros. Ca-
tilinarium incipit a verbis, " vexabat. Igitur color ei ex-
fanguis,'* &c. Pulchre coloribus ornatur initium Jugur-
thini. - xiv.
2. Codex membranaceus pulcher, in quo habentur
primum, M. T. Ciceronis Libri 3. de Legibus j fequitur,
3. De Fato, liber fmgularis.
4 " M. T. C. de Ccelo et Mundo." i. e. fragmenti
Ciceronis de Univerfo, quod appellatur Timaeus, pars:
a verbis " Nota dilucide et plane," pro " tota diiucide
et planfi." in Cap. 3. ufque ad verba, " eodemque modo
ciebatur," in Cap. 7. & xv.
4866.
Th. Occleve'sPoeme, de regimine Principis. See 4826.fi.
xv.
In the 91ft folio, is a painting of Geofiy Chayycer,
executed with great Skill & Charader. A vellum MS.
The V envoy at the end is wanting.
4867. -
The Epiftles of Ovid, in French Verfe, fairly written on
Vellum ; with an elaborate illumination at the begin-
. nihg of each Epiftle. Of thefe illuminations, feveral
are damaged a good deal, but others are perfe&ly
. well preferved. xiv.
Both the writing and the illuminations announce a
work not more modern than the 14th Century.
4868.
Codex membranaceus, elegans. xv.
t. " VitaPKnii fenioris, ex Catalogo Virorum illuf-
trium Tranquilli."
2. " Brevis adnotatio de duobus Pliniis, Veronenfi-
bus, ex multis hie colle&a per Joannem Manfionarium
Veronenfem."
3. Liber de Viris illuftribus, Plinio Juniori hie adferip-
tus, fed reverd Aurelii Viftoris. Deeft folium primum,
ctim Vitis Procae et Romuli. — — Vid. num. 4923. 55.
4. C. Plinii Epiftolae 221, in O&o libros digeltae,
qua; novem vulgo faciunt. Deeft liber 10. "Epiftolarum
lmperia^um."
Ad finem, " Defcripfit hoc opus Petrus Cenninus.
idibus maiis, anno falutis noftrae 1467. Indidione 15."
4869.
Codex membranaceus, fatis elegans, in quo continetur,
P. Papinii Statii Thebais, cum gloffis marginalibus, a
manu paulo recentiore profectis. xv.
• Bis repetitur, in fronte operis,praefationis genus, inci-
piens, "Tefte philofopho" vel " Quoniam, tefte philo-
fopho, omnes operationes funt particularium." Praefati-
ones, quanquam in plerifque firniles, aliquantum discre-
pant, et prior verfus haber, argumenta hbrorum expri-
mentes.
Aflbciat profugum Tideo primus Polinicen
Tidea legatus docetinfidiafque fecundus.
Tertius Hemonides cauit et vates latitantes
Quairtus habet reges inetmtes praelia fepten^ &c
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4869-
4374.
Qui yerfus& infra repetiti funt, cum aliis qui antiquitatem
magis fapiunt,, et in Edd. apparent. " Solvitur in primo
fratrum difcordialibro/' &c.
In fine adjiciuntur pauca de Achilleide, eadem, ut
videtur, manu quae gloffas fcripferat. In initio, et alibi
" Liber Sozomeni Piftonenfis.
4870.
Codex chartaceus, in quo hubentur,
1 . M. Vitruvii Pollionis de Architecture libri 10.
Liber clar6 fcriptus, et fine contratiionibus*- paginis
bifariam divifis. xv.
2. Traftatus de Philofophia naturali, incipiens, " Phi-
lofophia dividitur in tres partes." xiv.
3. Tra&atus fimilis matreriae.
4. -3£gidii Romani, five de Columna, tra&atus de
phyfica et metaphyfica, incipiens " anima, ut teftattir
philofophus." In fronte " Incipit fcriptum Magri Egidii
de Ro. ordis Sti Auguftini. ]n fine mutilus.
5. Tra&atus axcpzAo? et Anx^roq^ de rebus philo-
fophicis. Contra&ionibus abundant libri quatuor pof-
terioces.
The Statutes of England in French, fromi E. 3. to-
20 H. 6. very fairly written on Vellum. *
4872.
A thick folio, containing,
1 . Genealogy of the Britilh (Scotts) Line of Kings down
to the Stewarts & Bruces. xvn.
This feems to have been in Two Books, the i/l
part of which is now a fragment from p. 15 to 2 7, at
the bottom of which is written, " Explicit Liber Pri-
mus." And on the back of it the following, " The
SecoAd Book begun by the faid R. P. the ift Jan* 1618
or 1619 current, being the fame year of his Majefties
Reign as aforefaid."
^ Then follows the above Genealogy from Cf The
Trojans, &c. according to Mr. Geo. Owen, &c." This
Article is in 54 pages, &c.
2. Notes out of Sir W. R*uleigh's Hiftory of the
Wprld, in 5 Books, printed, 1614,
3. A Book of Genealogies & Antiquities, from the
Creation down to the Kings of Judah.
There are two different copies^of this, by the fame;
hand, both neatly written. The firft entitled as above
in three books, but only one is here finifhed in 58 pages,
a leaf being torn out, as 58 is followed by 61. with aji
addrefs " To the Prince." After which is another Page
"To the Reader." ^
Then follow 52 pages on the aforefaid Subjefts.
4. An ordinary of Arms and of Names, beginning
1 with the Letters A. B. & C. H. 44.5. 1 ta 43.
c. Portae Veritatis R. Jacob ben Amram, Articulus 3. L
" forte Menafleth ben Ifraelis." Seft. 421 ad 584.
6< Hiftroy of Great Britain, from Noah's Flood to
Cadwallader : by John Lewys of Llynwene Efqr. 161 1.
*7fAf*7o*j with an Epiftle Dedicatory to K.James p. 3. 4. 5.
which is followed by a Table of Contents to the 6 •
Books, 7 — 11. Authors quoted, &c.
4873..
A fmall folio Book of Precedents, concerning the Baron-
1 age of England : collefted by J. Selden, j 9 Ja. 1. by
order of the Houfe of Peers, to be kept in the Parlia-
ment Office. " Mr. Noel had it from Lord Fitz- Wil-
liams 17 19."
4874.
Codex chartaceus, cum titulo hoc ampliffimo.
46 Breviarium Difpenfationum matrimonialium cn-
peditarum fub illuftriflimo ac Reverendiffimo Domino
D. Andrea Mangello Abbate Sti. Angeli ac Adminif- "
3 I tratore
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4874 — 4883 *
tratore Apoftolicae Jurifdi&ionis cum Facultatibtts Nundi
in Belgicis ditionibus atque Burgundix Comitatu a S*.
Sede Apoftolica deputato, &c. ab initio anni falutis Mil-
lcfimi fexcentefimi quinquagefimi quarti, ufque ad finem
qufdem."
Continet paginas fcriptas 212.
4875.
Ranulphi Higdefl, Polychronicon, ufq; ad abdicationem
Ricardi 2. continuatum.
Codex membranaceus pulcher, tabulam habens alphabe-
ticam rerum, &c. Defunt nonnulla in fine.
4876 & 4877.
Excerpta e* Iibris Talmudis Babylonici* tranferipta
de Codice MS. Sorbonae N° 1213: cum Indicibus
capitum, et Tabula locorum Biblicorum. Codex
chartaceus, paginarum 1205. Index rerum alphabti-
cus in volumine tertio continetur. xvn.
4878.
A Vellum MS. with illuminated Letters, containing,
1. A Chronicle from the Creadon to the year 1327,
on 56 jeaves. xv.
2. An old poem in French Verfe, chiefly in Stanzas
of fix fhort lines, entitled %< Le chappel des trois fleurs
delis."
4879.
A paper book, with this title,
" Remembrances of fome Methods, Orders, and
Proceedings heretofore ufed and obferved in the Houfe
of Peers, extra&ed from the Journals of that Houfe, by
H.S.C. Pari, and many additions fince made by J.W.
Deput. Cier. to J.B.Cler. Parliamentorum." In 25 Chap-
ters, of which there is a Table. xvn.
4880.
Petri Lombardi Sententiarum libri 4. axi>«Xoi xx)
a1iXi<TTou Defunt autem non multa. Codex membra*
naceus. xiv.
4881.
Dluiielis Eremite, nobilis Belgae, Auliae Vitae et civilis
libri 4. Scilicet 1. De officiis erga Principem. 2.
De oiEciis erga principes. 3. De moribus erga Priva-
tes. 4. De adjumentis quibufdam ad vitam. Deefle
videnturpauca.
Liber chartaceus, bene fcriptus. xvn.
4882.
Liber chartaceus, non eleganter, at multa cura fcriptus,
cum indice verborum Tocupletiffimo. Titulus rubri-
catus, poft prologum au&oris, hoc modo fe habet.
" In nomine domini noftri Jefus Chrifti, omnipo-
tentis Dei. Incipiunt Syllabae colle&se a Georgio Vil-
Kco Lunenfi : de fyllabographis aliis atque Poetis, cum
additione millium aliquot exc ptionum. Poeticis cum
teftimoniis ; ut plenius in prologo praediftum fuit. M
Eft ergo, Georgii Villici Lunenfis Liber dequanti-
tatibus Syllabarum s opus laboris mvi&iffimL
48 8 3.
Codex membranaceus, perpulcher ; in quo contmentur,
1. Ariftotelis Politicorum Libri 8. Latine j per Leo-
nardum Aretinum, cum Aretini procemio. Ad finem
haec funt. " Libri Ariftotelis de Rep. explicitmt, quod
politicorum opus inferibitur, exferipfit Lodovicus Pe-
tronius, eques et jure confultus : quod exorfijs V* no-
nas Martii quinquagefimo tandem die abfolvit. Quo
Num. 4883—4887;
tempore ampliflimum gereret magiftratum. ' Buevi ppm
ingefts explevit : curandae reip. non defuit. Principium
Fine 145 1. Finis Principio 1452."
2. Ariftotelis CEconomicorum libri 2. per eundem,
Cum Epiftola Aretini ad Cofmum medicujn. Ad finem*
** Ariftotelis Economtcorum libri explkiunt. Finis finiti
3 Julii 1452."
3. u Ad fan&iffimum ac beatiffimum dominum Eu-
genium papam quartum, praefatio Leonardi Aretini in
librum politicorum."
4. Epiftola ejufdem ad Dominos Senenfes, cum re*
fponfione eorum, per Bertum de Yldibrandinis 1438.
xv.
4884.
Codex membranaceus.
f. Liber do&rinae theologies, ordine alphabetico di-
geftus, cui titulus non apparet ; diverfus tamen ab .ear
qui fequitur, et antiquior. xiv.
2. Rofarium Theologian ordine alphabetico. In initio,
manu recentiore,fed antiqua, fcribitur, c< Sciendum quod
liber iftequi vocatur RofariumTheologicae, licet in fe multa
bona contineat, habet in fe quoque plurima periculofa,
fi ipfa intelligantur fecundum quod verba fonare viden-
tur," &c. xv.
4885.
A Paper book of 149 written pages, containing extra&s
from legal Precedents & Authorities, on all Matters
of Ecclefiaftical Jurifdi&ion. With an Index of the
general Heads at the end. xvn.
4886.
Chronicon Prioratus Dunftapliae, ab initio mundi ad
A. D. 129?. Tranfcripfit ex Codice Cottoniano, Tib.
A. x. 3. Humf. Wanley, A. D. 17 13.
Hie liber chartaceus, pulchr£ fcriptus et ben£ confer-
vatus, continet folia 176, cum hoc titulo in folio 1.
" Annates Ricardi de Mortus, Prioris Dunftapliae, cura
continuationibus" a folio 172. Que fequuntur, fpar-
fim nulloq; fervato ordine, leguntur fcripta. fol. 175,
" In the yere of oure Lord MCCCCLIX, and 37 of
K Henre vi. y e viu day of May, the fame Kynge
beying at Dunftaple, charged & comaundyd a Squyer
of hefyn to make an opyn Proclamacione in y e Towne
of Dunitaple, the Tenour whereof folwythe/' &c.
This curious Vol. has alfo at the end, a Calendar
thus entitled, " Kalendarium Scriptoribus noftris ac-
commodandum. 22 Febr. 171?"
" Rarionem Feftorum mobilium ardent in PafioraG
Mecklinetifu"
4887.
Codex membranaceus, bene fervatus. xv.
1. Hiftoria Britonum, ex Galfrido Monumetenfi de-
fumpta. Incipit ipfiffimis verbis ; « c Britannia infills
rum optima in occidental! oceano, inter Galliam," &c.
continuatur ufque 1349*
2. Tra&atus theologicus, incipiens, ^ « Multi multa
fciunt et femet ipfos nefciunt, alios infpiciunt et femet
ipfo? deferunt."
3. Catalogus Paparum ex Sando Petro, ufque ad Be-
nedi&um xm mum .
4. Lotharii Diaconi, poftea Iimocentii 3, de miferia
human© Condttionis libri tres.
5. De fignis xv dierum.
6. " Explanatus tra£fcatus fapietitjse. Ecce fpecu-
lum theologia, fa&uma Magiftro Johanne Metenfi."
7. Remedia contra fpirituales temptaciones." Trac-
tus theoloncus.
0 8. Liber
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianse. 4tj
* Num. 4887, 4888.
S. Liber Albertani Caufidici, De Do&rina dicendi et
cacendi. * " Compofitus et compilatus fub anno Donv
1215."
q. Libellus Confolationls, tft dicitur ; incipiens,
" Quia riiulti funt qui in adverfitatibus et tribulationi-
bus/'&c.
10. Liber de modo Confeffionis.
4888.
A large Volume of various papers, bound together,
written in feveral handfc.
1. A Paper entitled, " Catalogue of the Records,
Deeds, Papers, &c. contained in this volume." by which
it appears that many Articles originally belonging to
the colle&ion are now wanting. The firft Leaf of the
Vol. is marked N°VII[.
2. 44 A brief difcourfe containing the true & certaine
manner how the late Duke of Guile, and the Cardinal
of Lorraine his brother, were both putt to death at
Blois the 14th December laft. For fundrie Confpira-
cies & Treafons pra&ifed by them againft their Souve-
% raigne the French King, wherein is further declared the
Imprifonment of fome others of the Confpirators &
Leaguers, with divers other circumftances & matters
belonging thereupon. Written unto our late Queene
Elizabeth by Sir Edward Stafford, at that time Am-
baflador in the Court of France." This is marked in
the oldeft paging 165 ; in a newer hand. 9.
3. Part of the firft booke of Ovid's Metamorphofis,
in blank Verfe, marked at the end J. F. 25.
4. " Her Ma tf . Speeche delyvered by her owne
mOuthe in theParlam 1 laft heldeat Weftm' ." A. Reg.
*7- ( f 5 8 40 • 33-
5. " The Earle of Eflex his Advife to the Earle of
Rutland in his Journey,*' into Italy. 37.
6. A Trad with the following title, " A true and
faithfull Account of the Love that Henry y c 4th King
of France, bore to the Princefs of Cond£ ; and the
wonderful things that then happened relatdng thereto,
with the death of the Kin^ by Raviliac, and his own
moft miferable end. Pubhlhed now the firft time out
of MS. by Amadeus Berii M. D. de Harpfayth Lon-
don." % 45.
7. A Petition to the Queen & Council about Con-
fbrmity. Signed Water Travers, Minifter of the word
of God.
8. Mr. Rich. Hooker's anfwer to the preCeeding Sup-
plication.
9. " The fecond Part of the Frier's Cafe, mentioned
in the Roman Horfleech, or an Account of an as fa-
mous & rideculous A&ion & DHpute that happened in
New England, about the year 1633, whether the Red
Crofs in the Banner of England was an Idol or no,
with the Arguments urged on both Sides." apparently
imperfeft.
10. A Sermon on Habak. i. 4. faid in the old table
of Contents to be by Mr. R. Hooker.
fi. A Letter from the Earl of Arundell, to Queen
Elizabeth, when he was in difgrace.
1 2. Nine Letters, chiefly figned E. A. begging mter-
ceflion on his behalf to King James.
13. A fhort Account of fome Orders of Knighthood,
14. " A Copy of a Lre fent out of England to Don
Barnardin Mendoza, Ambaflador in France for the
King of Spayne. Declaring the State of England, &
of the Quene, for the ftrength thereof. — To the Opinion
of Don Barnardin, & of all his Partizans, Spanyards &
others." Below in a newer hand, " This was firft printed
in French beyond Sea, bthe year 1588, & after that in
Englifli, the fame year at London."
15. Three Dialogues, written in the Reign of Edw. 6 th
6f which the following title is given at large in the old
able of Contents. " A large Book divided into three
3
Num. 4888.
s fiiaid£ues, between a Knight a Do&or, a Merchant
& a Hufbandman. Written by a Member in Parlia*
ment, & a Juftice of Peace, in Ed* the 6 th days, con-
cerning the caufes of the grievances of the Nation, &
the great dearth, all which he afcribes to the Altera-
tion of the Coin J what proportion was between Silver
& Gold 4ooo years ago, the fame it is at this day ;
how & which is & muft be the happyeft way of & tor
the Reformation of the Coin, &c. The occafion of the
decay of Towns & Trades ; the occafion of the Schifmes
in matter of Religion, how that the Caufes thereof lys
in the Laity, & how they may be beft Remedyd." Pre-
fixed are fome Notes on the 3 d Dialogue. 61 leates.
16* Cl The fecret Hiftory of the Reign of KiAg James
the 1*. A difcourfe of Pafiages betweene the Earles of
Eflex, Somerfet, & Northampton, the Counteffe of Ef-
fex,* Sir Thomas Ovcrbury and others, with their rifings
& felles, together with divers other Affaires, as they oc*
curred during the late raigne of King James, and alfo
of the Duke of Buckingham his firft comming into
favour."
1 7. A Relation of the manner of the Proceeding
with Sir Thomas Mounfon, upon the pleading of his par-
don in the Court of King's Bench. 12th Feb. 1616."
18. Three Poems by Dr. Donne.
19. Poems on the death of Mr. Hugh Broughton.
1612.
20. A general Challenge, at Tilt, Tourney, and
Barriers, figned Lenox, Southampton, Pembroke,
Mountgumbray, dated 16 12. In defence of thefeTPro*
pofitions. 1. " That in Service of Ladyes, Knight*
have no free will. 2. That it is Beautie maintains
the World in valour. 3. That noe fare Ladie was ever
falfe. 4. That none can be perfe&lye wife but Lovers/*
Addrefled, " To all honourable Men at Armes, and
Knight Adventurers of heteditarie note, & exemplarie
noblefle, that for moft memorable a&ions doe wield
either Sword or Launce in queft of glorie."
si. Sir Francis Phillips's Speech or Addrefs to King
James the firft.
22. " Confederations on ,the treatie of marriage be-
tweene England & Spaine, &c."
23. " An Anfwere made to his Majefty 1 5 th of March
1625, in the Banqueting Houfe, by the Speaker of the
Commons Houfe of Parliament, to a Meffage to them
fent by the Chauncellor of the Exchequer."
24. Speeches of the Archb. of Canterbury, & the
Lord Chamberlain, at a Committee of both Houfes in
the painted Chamber, May 7. (1625.)
25. A Copy of the Orders of the Privy Council to
all Majors, &c. for making Farthings & Tokens current.
1622. June 28.
26. Speech of Sir Dudley Digges, at the Conference
with the Lords.
27. " The Speach of Sir Jolui Glandvile pronounced
in a full Committee of both Houfes of Parliament, the
23d of May 1628, in the painted Chamber at Weft-
minfter."
28. Mr. Littleton's Argument, made by order of
the Houfe of Commons, on the fame Occafion, the
King's Anfwer, &c.
29. A Speech in Parliament on the Impeachment
of the Duke of Buckingham.
30. Three Letters of K. Charles 1. to the Houfes of
Parliament, & to SirThomasGlemham, for Peace; dated
1646.
31. A Declaration from his Highnefs the Prince of
Wales.
32. To the Right Hon bk the Lords Spirituall & Tem-
porall in Parliament affembled, the humble Petition U
AddrefTe of Edward Earl of Clarendon.
33. A Speech giving an account of the divifion of
Fleet in i6$6.
34- L<
Digitized by
i\6
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4888, 4889.
34. L* Lucas's angry Speech againft the King 2 3 d
Cha' 2.
35. Sir Fr Wynington's Speech in the Houfe of Com-
mons, againft the Earl of Danby.
36. Proceedings in Parliament about Titus Oates, &
the Popifh Plot in 1678.
37. Satirical Verfes on Cha 8 2. demanding the Great
Seal.
38. The Addrefs againft the D. of Lauderdale.
39. A Bill of acquittal for 7531 1. paid into the
Augmentation Office, with a parchment label annexed.
40. A printed Proclamation of Charles # n. refpe&ing
the rebuilding of St Paul's. 1678.
41. Proceedings in Parliament, in Feb. 1688.
4889.
A paper Volume, containing various Documents with
the following Titles.
1. " A Bemonftrance of the Treaties of Amities &
marriage before tyme, and of late, of the Howfe of
Auflria and Spaine, w th the Kinges of England, to ad-
vance themfelves to the Monarchic of Europe. Writ-
ten by Sir Robert Cotton Knight and Baronett." Ten
leaves.
2. " A breife Abftra&of the Queftion ofPrecedencie
betweene England & Spaine, occafioned by Sir Henrie
Nevill, the Queeneof England's Ambaffador of Spaine
at Callice, before Commiflioners appointed by the
French Kinge, who had moved a Trearie of Peace in
the 42 th ycare of the fame Queene, with the reflation of
the Negociation therereupon. Colle&ed by Robert Cot-
ton Efquire, at the Commanndement of herMa tie . >
50 leaves.
3. " An Anfwere of a loyal fubjeft of the Kinge
Catholiques, to the Manifefls publiflied by the Kinge of
France. Touching the Warr by him declared aga*
the Crowne of Spaine in the moneth of June of this
psent yeare 1635." 15 leaves.
4. " Of the latelie ere&ed Service called the Office
of Compofitions for Alienations. Written by the Right
Honorable, Francis, Lord Verulam, late Lord Chaun-
cellorof England/' 31 leaves.
5. " An exad Coppy of the Cenfures p^lTed by the
Lords and others of his Ma tIei Privy Couufell uppon
the Lord Bpp. of Lincolne. 1 iP Julii 13 0 Car. Annoque
Domini 1637."
6. The Lord Keeper's Speech in Chancery the firft
dayeof Michas Term. 1622."
7. Two leaves, containing the three following Articles
in one hand, 51 The Duke's Anfwere to the Sayler's
clamors : fet up upon Poftes. 2. "The Superscription of
a Packett found in the King's Chappcll at Whitehall,
12 Mai] 1628, wherein was inclofed a booke, w ch his
Ma tfe upon fight burnt." 3. << The Examination of
Andrew le Brun a Frenchman, Captain of the Marie of
Rochell, taken before Abraham Eulmer, maior of the
Borough of Plymouth. 16° Maij 1628/' unfinifhed.
8. " The further Impeachment of Thomas Earle of
Stratford, by the Commons alfembled in Parliam 1 . Jan.
j 640." 40 leaves.
9 " To the Kinges moft excellent Ma tie . The hum-
ble Petition of the Lord Vifcount Falkland, one of the
Lords of your Ma ties moftIion blc Privie Councell." In
behalf of his Son.
10. " A Speech made by John Lord Finch Lord
Keeper of the Great Seale of England, in the Com-
mons Houfe of Parliament. Die Luna: 24 Deccmb.
1640." 13 leaves.
1 1. u The Oath of Allegiance."
12. " The Examination of Rich. Gaflrill of the
Grange in Glofterfhire, fvvorne the 20th of December
78 before the LordB. of London." Thelaft: leaf by
miitake placed firll, & rewritten, in another hand, at
the end.
Num. 4889 — 4892'.
13. "To prevent the growth of the popre, releete^
fet them on worke, and thereby eafe the charge of the
County." Six leaves.
4890.
Wicklif 's Tranflation of the New Teftament j a very
old Copy on Vellum. xiv.
Prefixed is a copious Table of the Lcflons, Epif-
tles & Gofpels, according to the ufe of Salifbury.
4891.
1. Ecclefiae Anglicanae Politeia in Tabulas digefta :
per Ric. Cofin LL.D. Et ejufdem exemplar impref-
fum 1634.
2. Catalogus Sedium Epifcopalium per diverfas
mundi provincias. Liber chartaceus.
4892.
A large Paper book, marked as the Property of " Ro-
bert Harley of Bram ton Cattle, in the County of
, Hereford, Efq." containing 341 written pages, in a
very fair hand.
1 . " How farr the common Law of England hath de-
clared it felfe in punlfhm 1 of fuch as raife falfe tales,
or publifh falfe and dangerous matter to the Difho-
nour of the King." 1.
2. " That the King hath power in his own perfon
to hear & determine all kinds of Caufes, when it
lhall foe pleafe his Ma ,i5 \ as appeareth by the Reafons
following." 19.
3. " The Summe of the Arguments on both fides,
at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords, upon the Peticorf
for the Honor of Vifcount Purbeck. June 5th 1678."
4. " A Difcourfe written by the Earl of Devonfhire,
in defence of his marriage with the Lady Rich." 89.
Mr. Harley has written in the margin, " I have
fome reafon to fuppofe this Difcouxfe was penn'd by
Dr. Donne."
5. " A particular Account of what Sr. Francis Brew-
fter knows, in relation to the State of Ireland, and hath,
heard." 127.
6. " J. Sir W m Gore of Donnegall, in the County of
Donnegall, and Kingdom of Ireland, Bart in obedience
to an Order of the Hon b,c Houfe of Commons, bearing
Date the 2 2d of this lnftant Feb. doe hereby certifie
this 24th of February 1692." * 13^.
It concerns the Sufferings of the Protefiants.
7. A fimilar Account, figned Jo. Magill. J41.
Another from Lieut. Edmund Stafford. 14^.
9. " Some Account of the State of Affaires in Ire-
land, by Mr. Sloane." 147.
Delivered alfq at the Bar of the Houfe of Com-
mons, at the fame time.
10. Report on the fame Occafion by David Cairncs.
1 1. " Confiderations concerning the increafing and
afcertaining of the Salaries of the Judges & Barons of
his Ma* w chief Courts of Lav/ at Dublin in Ireland."
By Sir James Shane. Copied June 1693. 191.
12. Extra&s from the Journals of the Irifh Houfe of
Commons, for the fucceffive Parliaments of 1613 —
1615. 1634 — 1641. 1661 — 1666. 203.
13. Rentroll of feveral Eftates (probably Mr. Hur-
ley's, in Ireland.) 296.
14. " A Colloquy between A, B, C, concerning a
new Inftrument of Government." 308.
15. " Grant of 1000 1. per Annum, to George Lord
Vifcount Grandifon, & Fdward Villers Efq. in lieu of
Lands in Phoeoix Parke 99 3 ! 8.
16. " Heads of an Eftablifliment for h:sMa' ies King,
donis of England & Ireland, & the Dominions thjro
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unto belonging, which without violating of his Ma* 1 *
Contrafts w* the prefent refpe&ive Famers & Managers
of his Ma liea Revenue, may for the time to come be
duly and conftantly paid, during his Ma Ue * Life (w eh
God long preferve) not exceeding the following Sums
tone with another/' 322.
17. Report of the Mafters of the Mint, to the
Lords of the Treafury. Dated April i i, 1683. figncd
Thomas Warton, Cha. Duncomb, John Buckworth,
Ja. Hoare. 324.
1 3 Report of Dr. Robert Gorges, containing the
State of his Royal Highnefs's Revenue in Ireland, ex-
hibited in Feb. 1665. 326.
19. " The State of his Royal Highnefle allowed
Debt." * 3 3 q.
20. Report & Propofals refpecting the clothing of
the Soldiers.' 336.
4^93-
A very curious Manufcript, finely written on Paper &
Vellum, containing a tranflation of the feven firlt
books of Livy in the old French of the time of
John King of France. (1350, &c.)
The Author calls himfelf Friar Berter, Prior of
St. Aloy at Paris, and enumerates five works of which
he was the Author. 1. Reduftorium morale. 2.
a Repertorium morale. 3. Breviarium morale.
4. a map of the World, with a defcriprion, & 5. This
Tranflation ; which is fpoken of as comprifing the three
firft Decades, or 30 books, of Livy; of which only 7
are here preferved. As the Language is fmgular, & has
been miftaken for Spanifh, fome Specimens of it are fub-
joined. After a kind of Dictionary of Latin words,
not rendered in the Tranflation but ufed unaltered,
the Introduction to the Work thus begins,
4< Al princep de molt gran excellence, Johan Rey
de Franfa, per la divinal gracia, Frare Pere Berter fon
petit Servidor, Prior a prefent de Sent Aloy de Paris,
ab tota humil reverencia et fubiedHo."
Afcer afligning certain general reafons for the Un-
dertaking, he thus explains the defign; fanctioned alio
by the King's Command.
" Axi donchs, molt excellent Senyor, me manafs
vos, que les 111 decades de Titus Livius, en les quals
fon continuades les yltories Romanes yo tranflades de
Lati en Frances' 9
Here, therefore, & again in the next fentence, &
elfewhere, the Author calls the language he ufes French.
His works are thus recounted by himfelf.
1* <c De les quals lo primer es Reduflori moral.
2. lo fegon es Repertori moral. 3. lo ters es breviari
moral. 4. lo quart fi es lo mapa rnundi, es la Refcrip-
cio. 5. lo quint es aquefta tranflacio."
This Volume contains 241 leaves, and is in the
bed poffible prefervation. xv.
Codex membranaceus, foliorum 238, cuitirulus, " Ro
berti Rypon, Sermonum Liber/' Cum Indice al-
phabetic, et prologo in indicem. xiv.
4895-
In two narrow, folio Vols. An Inventory of Charters
granted in Scotland, from the year 1431* to 1585.
bee N° 4 J 34«
4896.
Liber devitis San&orum, ex variis auQoribus, ut vide-
tur, compilatus. Codex membranaceus, initio et
fine muiilus, fed conftans adhuc paginis 322. xm.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 4897 — 4960.
4897-
A Paper book, of 162 leaves, befides a copious Index,
containing an Account of the Nobility of Rouen, from
1666 to 1682, by James Barin. The title at large
is this.
" Recherche de la noblelTe de la generality de
Rouen faitte depuis 1 666 jufqu'en 1682 : par M re Jacques
Barin Chev r Marquis Seigneur de la Gali(Tonni6re,
Confeiller du Roy, en tous fes confeils, et mditre des
Requetes, ordinaire de fon hotel, intendant de juftice,
police, et finance, en ladite generalite. Dans laquelle
recherche on voit ceux qui font maintenus en la qualitd
des nobles et d'Ecuyers, ceux qui font renvoyes au
Confeil, ceux qui ont renonce k la qualitd, comme
auffi ceux qui ont ete declares ufurpateurs, et comme
tels condamnes en amende et refiitution envers les ha-
bitans du lieu de leurs demeures."
4898.
A large folio Volume of 689 pages, befides 26 preced-
ing leaves, all fairly written in a large hand on paper,
well preferved, & thus entitled,
" An Inventory of the Houfehold Goods,
J«\vells, Plate, Pictures, &c. belonging to the late King.
(Charles 1.) Sold by Order of the Council of State, from
the feveral Places & Palaces following.
The Tower Jewell Houfes, Somerfet Houfe, White-
hall, Greenwich, Wimbleton, Oatlands, Windfor,
Hampton Court, Richmond, Sion Houfe, St. James's,
and feveral other Places.
With the feveral Contra&s made by the Contrac-
tors forfale of the faid Goods, &c. from the year 1649
to 1652."
The other places that occur in this Volume are
Nonfuch, Theobalds, St. Margaret's Church, Derby
Houfe, Carilbroke, & Ludlow Cafhles, Woodftock,
&c.
4899.
AMuficbook, marked at the beginning, " Hutnfredus
Wanlcy e coll. Univ. Oxon. Dec. 24 1697." ^
contains,
1. The Hate par:, for fix Sonatas of Sig r Rafaello
Cortcvil, dated LonJra 16S6.
2. D° for an Overture & Sonata, by Mr. Keene.
3. — for fix Sonatas of Godf. Finger, and one of
Mr. Robert King.
4. The bafe part for fome Italian Songs*
5. Several more pieces of Mute muiic.
6. At p. 73. The Score of fome pieces of Mafs mufic,
in fix Parts ; containing a Laudamus^ a Credo y &c.
The Author's Name does net appear. Thefe extend to
page 119.
7. A Fragment in three parts, infirumental.
49OO.
Codex membranaceus conftans foliis 108, ben£ fcriptus
et illuminatus, cum armis, &c.
" Hie liber MSS. diftus Wriothefley ,, fait u Li-
ber Willnii Dethick, Garterii, principalis Regis Armo-
rum Anglicorum. Ex dono patris fui Gilbertii Dethick
milit: Garterii principalis Regis Armorum Anglic™ nuper
defunfti, 1564."
" Liber poftea Jofiis Borrough militis, Garterii,
nunc hoc anno 1704, pertinet Petro le Neve, Norroy
regi Armomm. Ita teftor P. le Neve/' qui etiam fic
infra, et multa in margine per totum Volumen, annc-
tavit.
" See this Book quoted in a book of the hand of
Sr. Thomas George Kn l Garter, a thin Book entitled,
Mifcellanea, pag. 123. Begins with Fees." Infunt,
3K
x. Litewrx
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Num. 4900.
1. Literae patentes 25 H. 8. quibus Marcus Meyger,
Germanus, donatur torque miiitari. 1. ^
2. _ 25 H. 8. quibus donantur Anna Johanni
Malenbeck. fc 2 . & I2 . b.
3. «, 15 H. 8. Eligitur Ferdinandus Infans Caf-
tellac in fodalitium Militum S. Georgii, 8. Copie de
la lcttrc de Monficur le Legat et Cardinal d'Angleterre.
1 1*
4. The manner of creating of Henry Duke of York,
fecond fon of H. 7, with the order ot the Proceflion,
&c. *?• *;
5. Carta creationis Hen. vice-comias Bourchier in
Comitem Effex. 1 Ed, 4. i3\ a -
6. Literae patentes, 4 Eliz. creationis Walter vice-
comitis Hereford in Comitem Effex. 13. b.
7. Patents of feveral Creations, by H. 8. 14. 17.
18. in 46. viz. Henry Stafford Brother to the Duke of
Buckingham, Earl of Wyers, Edward Stanley Lord
Monteagle, Sr. Henry Morvey LordMorvey, Lord But-
ler, created Earl of Offory, £0 alfo SirW m Paulet, Lord
St. John, and Thomas Lord Cromwell, Earl of Effex.
8. Carta Confirmationis terrar. Henrici de Aldithe-
legh f 1 1 H. 3. 15.
9. The Drapers Company founded, 1439- *9-
10. Grants of Arms, by Thomas Wriothefley, Gar-
<er King at Arms, to Jehan Alfrey, 1595. And to
Hugh Vaughan, 6 H. 7. And to Cardinals College at
Oxford, 17 Hen. 8. And to Tho. Winter, 17 H. 8.
To John Dorman, 16 H. 8. To Galf. Chamber, 20
H. 8. To Jane Bill. 20 H. 8, 21. 35.
1 1 . Creatio Johannis Baronis Talbot in Com. Salop.
20 H. 6. 30.
12. An Award between Sir John Bourcher & Sir
Tho. Ferrers, about Lands in Effex. Ed. 4. 31.
13. Creatio Wolftani Brown in militem, per Regem
Hifpaniae, 1 51 1. Et augmentatio Armorum Dili Cor-
fon, per Regem Romanorum, 1500. 36.
14. Creatio Thomae Grey in Marchionem Dorfet,
15 Ed* 4. 37-
15. Creatio Ducis Norfolk, 5 H. 8. 45.
16. Fees appertaining to the Office of Arms, at the
Creation of great Eftates. 46.
17. Creatio Comitis Surrey, 5 H. 8. Et Marchi-
oniffae Pembrochiae. 24 H. 8. 47. 52.
1 8. Curia Wardiani Thomas Goldlborough, 1 8 H. 8.
49- S 8 -
19. Literae patentes Armorum Laurentij SteiberGerm.
1520. 51.
20. Creatio Comitis Devon. . . . Eliz. 52.
21. — — Baronis de Effingham, de Shandos, &
Comitis Kildare, 1 Marias. 54.
22. — — Comitis Huntingdon, 2 1 H. 8. 56.
2 j. Vicecomitis Montis acuti, 2 Marias. 57.
24. The Award between the E. of Cumberland &
Sir Tho. Wriothefley, about the Manor of Goldfbo-
rough, &c. 17 Hen. 8. . 58.
25. Creatio Baronis Percy 3 & 4 Ph. & Ma. 77. 90.
26. Redditus annui Regi Armorum per varios con-
ceffi, &c. 80. 95. viz. E. L. Derby, Rob. L. Curzon,
Sr. John Hungerford, Sir Amias Paulet.
27. Creatio Baronis de Denbigh. 6 Eliz. 91.
2 8 Baronis Burghley, 13 Eliz. 92.
2 9- " Baronis de la Warre, 1 2 Eliz. 98.
30. De fidelitate Regum Scotioe, Regibus Angliae
praeftita. ■ 0 IOI .
3 1 . Creatio Ambrofii Dudley in Baronem Infulae, et
Comitem Warwici, 4 Eliz. 102.
_ 32- LiterapatentesComitisMarefcalli Angliae, Georgio
Comiti Salop conceflae. 14 Eliz. 1 08.
33- Thomse Wriothefley chev r principal
Roy des Armcs, &c. « per me Gulielmum Ryley,
Sep. io. 1624.
Num. 4901 — 4907.
4901.
Antonii de Padua, Sermortes in Epiftolas & Evangella.
Codex membranaceus, fatifr luculenter fcriptus. xv.
4902.
A.Auguftini Hipp.Epifcopi, de Civitate Dei, libri xxn.
Codex membranaceus, pulchritudinis eximiac,
cum infignibus Epifcopi cujufdam, et pi&uris aliorumin
primo folio. Primae literae librorum fingulorum ele-
ganter ornatae. Scriptura luculenta et aequabilis, Uteris
quadratis Romanis exarata. Ad finem nota anni mani-
fefto fpuria 1 740.
Codex, fine dubio, fasculi decimi quiilti. xv*
49°3-
A large vellum book, written in three Columns, for-
merly belonging to the Count de Brienne, whofe
Arms are ftamped on the Covers. It appears to be
a fecond Volume, as the leaves are marked at bot-
tom with the beginning of a fecond alphabet, A a 1. 2,
&c. and the matter begins abruptly. The whole has
been a Romance of great Extent, illuminated at every
principal divifion with Pictures very rudely drawn.
The chief names occurring in this part are thofe of
Caftidorus, Pelyarmenus, Jofyas, Helcanus, Arc.
This Volume has every eight leaves marked, like an
oftavo fheet, though the fize is that of a very large Folio,
and the firft divifion or flieet of this kind is marked 36.
The former Volume ought therefore to have contained
35 of fuch fheets. The enumeration is carried on here
to 65, marked on the laft Page of each eight leaves, of
which therefore there ought to be 240.
At the end is the following colophon, but no date.
" Ci fine les livres de Marques de Romme, de
Laurin, de Caflidorus, et Polyarmanus, et des faits de
plufieurs emperours de Romme et de Conftantinnoble.
Sicomme il eft devant contenu en ryftoire." xiv.
. 4904.
Aur. Auguftini, Hip. ep. Commentarius in 49 Pfalmos
priores. xn.
Codex membranaceus, in fine mu til us.
49°5-
Codex membranaceus elegans, in eodem volumine cm
Num. 7400 compa&us. Continet Epitomas Hiftoria
Livianae, Floro alcriptas.
Liber quodam Colleg. Agen. Soc Jefu ; Scriptus
er Johannem Dionifium. x,r#
P
4906.
S. Hieronymus De vita a&iva & contemplatlra, Liber ;
continens capita 121. Ad finem fcribitur. ^v.
Fratribus in Ganda liber hie Jheronimianus
Eft fcriptus, Chrifto fit laus & gloria femper. 14^5.
De quo Perrus quidam Paludanus Carmelita Flan-
drenfis fic infra fcripfit.
<c Nunc vendiderunt hseretici Librum hunc apud
Francos Rothomagenfes ; uti vendunt Diabolo animas
fuas pro pecuniis. Quod teftor ego Petrus Paludanus
Flandr. Brugen."
Codex membranaceus pulcher.
4907-
A paper book uniformly written, containing the f
lowing articles, in French.
I. " Trai&e particulier entre TArchiduc Leopold,
les deux Ligues Grifes et Cadee, et Seigneur de May
feld. Mars 6, 1622."
1 a. " Traiflc
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Num. 4907.'
2. " Traicte de Lindau entre Tarchiduc Ledpold et
les Grifons. 3oSeptem. 1622."
3. "Depoft de la Valteline par le Roy d'Efpagne entre
les mains du Pape, Febr. 1623. "
4. 44 Traifte de Ligue entre le Roy de France, la Re-
publique de Venife, et le Due de Savoye, pour le re-
couvrement de la Valteline, 23 Feb. 1623."
5. " Capitulation entre les Rbys de France & d'Efpagne
pour raccommodement des differends des Grifons,
Feburier 1624."
6. " Articles concernans la religion conclus par le
Pipe Urbain vm. pour eftre gardez en la Valteline
1624"
7. " Efcript envoys au Roy de France, par le Sr.
Gueffier, fon Arnbafladeur aux Grifons fur les mouve-
iniens de la Vateline, 1624."
8. 44 Articles accordez aux Valtelins par le Sr. Mar-
quis de Cccuvre Lieutenant General des ^rmtes du Roy
aux Grifons. 6x br< 1624."
9. 44 Traitte de Monfon fait par les deux Couronnes
fur les affairs des Grifons. £ Mars 1626."
10. 44 Articles fecrets du fufdit Traicte de Monfon
1626. "
11. " Refponfe des Grifons fur la prefentation k eux
faitte du Trai&6 de Monfon, par l'Ambafladeur de
France 9. g htc 1626."
12. " Autre refponfe defdits Grifons baillez par
efcript audk Sr. Arnbafladeur le Sr. Chafteauneuf, fur la
prefentation dudit Trai&e de Monfon. i2Nov bte 1626."
13^ " Declaration des Roys de France et d'Efpagne
touchant le cens annuel que par le Trai&e de Monfon
les Valtelins doivent payer aux Grifons. 22 x br « 1626."
14. 44 Exhortation aux Suifles par M. le Marquis de
Ccfiuvre, pour Texecution du traifte de Monfon. 1626."
15. 44 Conference tenue a Coyre entre M. le Marquis
de Chafteauneuf AmbaflT. extraord. du Roy de France,
et les deputes dii Confeil fecret des Grifons, fur i'expli-
cation des articles du Traitte de Monfon. 1627.**
16. 44 Declaration des Ambaffadeurs de France aux
Cantons Catholiques Suifles fur les Articles du Trai&6
de Monfon^ Janvier 1627."
17. 44 Acceptation du Trai&e de Monfon par les fept
Cantons Catholiques Suifles. 4 Janvier 1627."
1 8. Harangue faitte au Roy tres Chreftien par les de-
putes des Grifons, 1627."
19. 44 Declaration du Roy tres chreftien fur les traiftes
de Milan, Coyre, et Lindau faites par les Grifons.
14 Septemb. 1627."
20. 44 Gouvemement eftabli par les Valtelins, Juin
1627
21. 4< Ordonnance des Valtelins touchant ceux de la
religion. 1627."
22. cc Afte d'oppofition de T Arnbafladeur de France
au gouvemement eftabli par les Valtelins. 30 Dec. »
1627. "
23. cc Lettre du Goyerneur de Milan aux Valtelins
approvant le Gouvemement par eux eftabli. 22 Oft.
1627. "
24. t€ Harangue du Sr. de Molina deput<5 des Grifons
au Roy de France. 23 Janvier 162 8."
25. 44 Letrre des Grifons au Roy de France. Janvier
1628. "
26. 44 Explication du Trai&e de Monfon, par le Roy
de France 6 Juin, 1628."
. 27. 44 Trai&fi d'Infpruk entre l'Archiduc Leopold
&les Grifons, 1629."
28. 44 Memoires de le Due de Rohan, fur le fouleve-
ment des Grifons, pour la reftitution de ia Valteline,"
1637.
29. " Autre recit de Wonfr. le due de Rohan de ce
qui s'ft paflc aux Grifons en execution des Trai&ez par
luy faits avec eux."
Num. 4908 — 4913*
4908.
1. Recueil des Medailles des Roys de France ; tirees
par Jaques de Bie, 1630.
2. Les Families de la France, illuftres par les Me-
dailles: par Ja. de Bie.
A paper book, containing, apparently, the original
drawings for his work, which waspubliflied in 1634*
with fome others of a fimilar kind.
49 ° 9 '
M. Fabii Quintiliani Declamationes 19. ordine ab editis
diverfo, fcilicet ; 1 . Caecus in lumine. (vulgo. 2.)
2. Paries palmatus. (vul. 1.) 3. Apes pauperis.
(vul. i3«)v 4. Sepulchrum incantatum. (vul. 10.)
5. Miles Marianus. (v. 3.) 6. Dives accufatus pro-
ditionis. ^v. 11.) 7. Cadaveris pafti. (vul. 12.)
8. Gladiator (vul. 9.) 9. Mathematicus (vul. 4.)
10. Corporis projecti, &c. (vul. 6.) 11. Tormenta
pauperis, (vul. 7.) 12. Infamis in matrem Aftio. 1.
(vul. 18.) 13. Ejufdem pars 2da. (vul. 19.)
14. Odid potio. pars 1. (vul. ib.) 15. Ejufd.
pars 2da. (vul. ib.) 16. Gemini languentes.
(vulgo. 8.) 17. Amici vades. (vul. 16.) 18. Vene-
num effufura. (vul. 17.) 19. iEger redemptus. '
(vulgo. 5.) xv.
Codex chartaceus bonus, quondam Collegii Agen.
Societal Jefu. Ad finem, a fcribi ipfo fubjiciuntur haec.
44 Fuit perie&us apud urbem Barchionem dum negotia
Capitularia tra&arem die Sabbato Deciroo Septembris
anno M°cccclxx quarto (1474) et emendatus cum origi-
nali, et quidem diligentiflimd, quarto decimo ipfius menfis
die, venerandum crucem populo Barchinonio colente."
Codex, ut videtur, optimae notac.
491O.
An. Man. Tor. Bdetii. de Confolatione, libri 5. Codex
bonus, membranaceus, cum gloflis fub initio, & feriore
manu. xv.
49 1 1 .
S. Brunonis, Aftenfis, Expolitio in Apocalypfin. Codex
membranaceus. Defunt pauca in capite ultimo, xin.
4912.
A vellum MS. narked on the firft leaf " Petri Le Neve
Norroy. pr. lib. 01 (h. ood." The writing through-
out diltindk but not elegant.
It contains the chief part of Chaucer's, Troilus &
Creffeyde ; from the beginning, to the end of the 98th
Stanza of Book IV.
The fecond book begins at fol. 15, the third at
fol. 40, the fourth at fol. 66. The whole number of
leaves at prefent is 75. xv.
. 4913-
Liber chartaceus, major i quidem parte, at fub finem mem-
branaceus, in quo continentur ea quae fequuntur ; xv.
1. Flavii Blondi, Forolivienfis, Romae inftauratae
libri tres, quicumaliis ejufdem au&oris operibus, pre-
lum fubierunt Anno 1531, Venetiis.
2. Oratio habita in conventu Chriftianorum in urbe
Mantuana. (1459.) vid. Num. 7.
3. 44 De Reditu Divi Pii Secundi Pont. Max. ad
Urbem, poft ejus ViSoriam datam Senatui P. Q. R. et
Latinis. Porcellus Poeta."
4. Infcriptiones quaedam, Tibure et alibi repertae.
5. Epigrammata duo ejufdem Porcelli, ad Pium II.
6. Bulla Pii II. Papas, pro Canonizatione S. Catherina
Senonenfis.
7. 44 Oratio Pii papae II. habita in conventu Mantuano
VI. Kalen. Oftobres. Anno dni 1459. Vide fupri
Num. 2.
8. M.T.
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Num. 4913 — 49 1 7 ; '
r 8. M.T. Ciceronis, Somnium Scipionis, Graece red-
ditum, a Maximo Planude, Monacho. Titulus his
verbis concipitur.
CKHnilUNOCONEIPOC :
K«i'p«>oc fn'ropoj. ignynflilc * W p«H P oC.ou
dptyvtw. lis S\ t« yXarfw f«1iMX»««
9 . P. Ovidii Nafonis (ut vulgo -dicitur) de Sommo.
« Nox erat et fomnus," &c.
1 o. P. Ovidii Nafonis de Somno. Poema prsecedente
etiam manifeftius fpurium. . .
, , . Julii Papa; indiftio Conventus Mantuse, vel Utuu,
in agro Forojulienfi, habendi.
49*4-
« Alexandri Yatros fophifta Libri tres," fcilicet Medi-
cinze prafticae. Scribitur in margine folii primi, manu
recente, « Hie Alexander Trallianus eft, ut patet ex
collatione exemplaris Graeci et hujus prava interpre-
tationis." .
Liber chartaceus paginarum 623. fatis luculenter
fcriptus, XVK
4915-
Codex membranaceus eleganter fcriptus, cum notis mar-
ginalibus, et interlineatis. Continentur :
Valerii Maximi faftorum diftorumque memorabi-
ium, ad Tiberium Caefarem Libri ix.
Ad finem " Conftantus de ello fcripfit."
Infra, fecunda manu. " Poftillatum per me Am-
brofium de roziis, (fic) et expletum die xxvi apnhs
1428." Liber forfan fzeculi fuperioris. xiv.
4916.
Coiex membranaceus elegans.
Continens Diodori Siculi libros 11, 12, 13, in
Latinum converfos. Infcriptiones in ipfo Codice has
' In p: imo folio, " Diodori Siculi hiftoriarum prifca-
Turn libri ues, per Jacobum de Sando caffiano Cremo-
nenfem traducti."
Poft capita libri primi. , . ,
«« Diodori Siculi capitula defmunt. Hiftona m-
cipit, converfa in Latinum jubente Nicolao Quinto Pont.
Max. Anno m.ccccliii."
Ad frontem libii primi.
" Jacobi de Sanfto Caffiano, Cremonenfis Canonici
Regularis Ordinis Sci Auguftini Viftoriani, ad Nicolaum
Ouintum Pont. Max. Diodori Siculi Liber xi a " fa:U-
citer incipit, de Greco in Latinum tranflatus."
Ad finem Operis ;
♦« Jacobi de Sancto Caffiano, Cremonenfis Regularis
Cancnici, Ordinis San&i Auguftini Viftoriani, ad Nico-
laum Quintum Summum pontificem Max. Diodori Siculi
lliitortarum Liber ttrtius decimus de greco in latinum
tranflatus foeliciter explcit, per me Michaelem Laurentn
claromontenfis diccefeos, nomine Rev 1 " patris et dni
Petri Epi Treafonens. San mi domini mei dni Pauh divina
favente dementia pape fecundi. die xxx menus Martii,
Anno Iucarnationis dominicaeMillefimo quadringentefimo
fcxagefimo nono*, Pontif*. vero ejus Anno quinto.
Romae.'
4917.
A moft elegant book on vellum, with three elaborate
illuminations, containing an old tranflation of Cicero's
Eflays de Sencdute and de Amicitia, by Laurent de
Premierfait. As this is moft fully expreffed in
the title to the frcond traft, it is here given at large.
" A tres excellent, glorieux, et noble prince Loys
oncle deJRoyde Prance, due de Bourbon, Comte de
xv.
Num. 4917 — 4923.
Clermont et de Foreftz, Seigneur de Beauleu, grant
Chamberier et per de France, droi&ement et bien ufer
de Vre dignite et puiffance terrienne, Vi&oire define de
Vos ennemis manifefts, et caichez, accroilfemt de bonnes
mceurs et Vertus, et entier accompliffement de Vre
bonne Efperance, et envers vous comme feigneur tt
prince, Moy Laurent de premierfait vore eleve et fervU
teur deffevins (?) bienvielance et amitieV* xr.
4918.
Codex membranaceus, verborum contra&ionibus prater
folitum abundans. Continentur ea quae fequuntur ; xv.
1. Epiftolasfpuriss S. Pauliet Senecae Philofophi.
a. Epiftolae Senecae genuinae. Non omnes, fed ple-
raeque, ordine tamen perverfo. >• b.
3. Senecae de Clementia, libri a. 4 2 «
4. de Beneficiis. Libri 7. 45>
c. de quatuor virtutibus. Liber fpurius.
55. b.
6. ■ de remediis fortuitorum. Eiufdem farina.
5 6. b.
7. Senecae fententiae, ordine alphabetico digefta.
58.
8. Confpeftus ecclefiafticus imperii Romani, cum
epiftolis nonnullis fubjedlis. 61.
4919.
Miflale fecundum ufum Sarum.
Codex membranaceus, imperfe&us. xiv.
4920.
Codex chartaceus, in eodem volumine cum numero
2739 compa&us. Continet M.T. Ciceronis Epifto*
larum, ad Familiares ut vulgo dicuntur, libros xvi. ^
Codex, ut videtur, melioris notae, conftans paginis
fcriptls 299. In primo folio fub infignibus viri cujufdam
ignoti, fcribitur " Petrus de fuxo," quod an fcribae no-
men fit, an poffefforis primi, vel ferioris, haud facile
dicas.
Defunt nonnulla ad finem libri primi, fcilicet pars
fere dimidia epiftolae 9 et decima : folio forfan ablato
ante fcriptas paginas. Quod criticos movcret magis, in
duas partes dividitur epiftola nona, ad voces " ut tibi
refcribam ad ea quae quasris," at falfo, ut ex contextu
liquet. Libri tertii, epiftt)la octava, a fcriba imperfe&a
relida eft, et omifla ell omnino nona. (pag. 41.) Caetera
refl:e procedunt, et cum editionibus videntur congruere.
Ordo Epillolarum in libro ultimo ab editis, ut fo!et f
difcrepat. xv *
4921.
Julii Frontini Strategemata, libri 4. 1463. Codex
membranaceus.
49 22 -
Codex membranaceus, Uteris quadratis Romanis de-
ganter fcriptus, cum infigniis et ornamentis, in primo
folio variis.
Continet MJuftini Epitomes hiftoriarum, exTrogo
Pompeio, libros 44. xv *
4923-
Codex chartaceus, pulcher,* et bene fervatus. Infunt,
1. Malchi Monachi Vita: per S.Hieronymum. pag. 1.
xv.
2. Vita Pauli heremite : per eundem. 8.
3. S. Hieronymi, ad Heliodorum Epiftola, de con-
teraptu Mundi. 1 5*
4. de honore parentum, Epiftola. 21.
5. Regula vivendi, ad Euftachiam & alias
congregatac virgines. ^ ^ ^
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Hi
Kuril. 4^23*
6. " Pa&o fanftorum martyrum Genftfii et Protafn,
per San&um Ambrofium Mediolancnfem Epifcopum."
60.
7. S. Agnctis paffio : per S. Ambrofium. 63.
8. Argumcntum Epift. Pauli ad Galat. 71.
9. S. Hieronvmi Epiftolae variae. 72. ^
10. Cronica Pfcparum, cumEpiftolis mutuisHieronymi
ct Damafi Paps. 1 40.
U.S. Hieronymi, de viris illuftribus, liber. 147.
Gennadii Prefb. Maff. de viris illuftribus, iiber.
181.
Ifidori Hifp. ep. de viris illuftribus, liber; 202.
Vita Ifidori, quam Brauiioni Caefaraug* EpiTc.
12.
'3-
14.
afcribunt libri editi. 211.
15. Sermo bead Auguftini, epi, de converfione Pauli
a$li. / 212.
16. Vita S. Martini, Sulpicio Severo adfcripta a Gen-
nadio, et hie ethm, in fine. 215.
17. Dialogus ejufdem Sulp. Seven, de Virtutibus
S* Martini. 235.
18. Epiftolae fpuriac S. Pauli ct Seneca Philofophi.
259.
19. Seneca de Moribus, ut dicitur. 265.
20. de Remediis infortuniorum. 269.
21. Notabilium libellus. 276.
22. Hieronymi epiftolae duae ad Pammachium et
Marceilam. 284.
123. ■ Apolofjeticum ad Pammachium. 286.
24- Epiftolae ad Theophilum, &c.
2 5. de morte Paulae.
26. Ad Celantiam, matrimonio jun&am, ex-
hortans earn ne religionis caufa maritum abfque confenfu
derelinquat.
27. Cromatius et Hcliodorus epifcopi, ad Hicronymum.
2S. Refponfio Hieronymi, fpuria.
29. Hieronymus amicum quendam confolatur.
30. — — de Vindi&a.
3 1 . ad praefidium.
32. Epiftolae quaedam breviores.
33. ■ ad Al^afiam dexi queftionibus.
34. ■ ■ ad Marceilam*
35. ■ ad Euftochium de Virginitate.
36. — t- aliae epiftolae ; et opufcula, legitima et
fpuria : cum Epitaptuo Hieronymi.
^7. S. Auguftini Epiftolae paucae.
38. Liber procemiorum, de librorum V. & N. Tefta-
menti plenitudine.
39. Plutarchus, de liberis educandis: Latine per
Guarinnm Veronenfem.
40. Nicolai Perotti, procemium et tradu&io Plutarchi,
de Alexandri M- fortuna.
41. Plutarchi de differentia inter odium & invidiam,
liber, per eundem Perottum.
42. Bafilii M Oratio, dc invidia, per eundem.
43. Epi&eti Enchiridion, per Perottum \ cum prae-
fatione Simplicii.
44. Contentio pro Lucretia.
45. Elatonis Epiftolae, per L. Aretinum.
46. Platonis Axiochus, per Rainutium.
47. » Crito, per Leon. Aretinum.
48. Epiftolae Artaxerxis, Hippocratis, &c.
49. Leonardi Aretini Orationes Homeri.
50. Dialogus AJexandri, Hannibalis, et Scipionis, ft
Graeco per Job. Aurifpam.
51. Ciceronis Oratio ad populum, pro reditu.
52. Bafihi M. de inftituendis adolefcentibus, & poeta-
rum ftudio, liber ; per Leon. Aretinum.
5j. HilariiPidt. ep.de fynodis contra haerefes, liber,
54. De Provinciis Iialiae, fragmentum.
55. Aurelii ViSoris, de Viris illuftribus liber, Plinio
juniori, ut folet t adferiptus. vid. 4868. 3.
56. Jo. Boccacii, de claris mulieribus, liber,
57. Liber Auguftalis, continens brevem omnium Im-
Cat. Hau. V01.. III.
Numu 4923—4927;
peratorum defcriptionem, ad Nip. Ma rchionem Eftenfem}
Procedit ufque ad Wenciflaum Carolium.
58. M. TulUi Cic. Somnium 8cipionis. .
59. Gregorii Nazianzeni Vita^ per Ambrofium.
. 60. t)e facehlotio Chrifti : per eundem Ambrofium
tflor. Monachum.
61. Epiftolae fpuriae Pilati, Lentuli, &c. de Chrifto;
ii Johanne Ap.
62. Mardochaei Judci Epiftola ad Alexandrum M.
quod unum Deum agnbfeat.
63. Lucian Dialogus Charon, per Joh. Aurif^uri.
64. Dionyfii Halicarnaffei, de nuptiis et natalitiis libel-
lus : per Theodorum Gazeura.
4924.
A curious MS. chiefly on Paper, with various grbtefque
ornaments and titles, containing a treatife on Arith-
metic, written at the end of the Reign of Elizabeth, as
appears from this title.
This Boock Teadheth the perfea worke and
practice of Arethmeticke Both in whole numbers and
fra&ions, made by me Thomas Ofborne at Lewedoune
(and fullie finifhed) before the 28 day of March. Anno
Domini 1602.".
Part of the tables of contents of the firft & fecond
Parts of the work has been loft by being folded* The
whole confifts of three parts. xvir;
4925-
A thin folio of 77 pages, fairly writteii and in good pre-
fervation, having this title u Anglise Spe&aculum f
England's Spe&acle or looking glaffe, wherein is to
be ieene God's forefhewing mercy of our blefTed and
Royal King's prefervation and deliverance at Worceftfer
fight ; and God's judgements againft the murderers
or the facred King his father."
This is followed by feveral quotations from Scrip,
ture, and the next leaf contains a dedication " I o the
right honble. Sir Edw. Hide Kt Ld. Chancellor of
England, by Wm. Hurman of Shafton in the County of
Dorfet, father of your late fervant John Hurman, who
who wayted on you his Lord & Mafter thro' Spain,
France, & Holland, many years, in time of your afflic-
tions with your facred King," &c. p. 3. and on p. 5. are
fome Verfes addrefTed to the Reader by Wm. Huf man.
This is now bound up with 2308, & five other
numbers of " Mifceilanies relating to Englifh Hiftory."
4926.
A fmall folio of 146 Pages, containing various Coats of
Arms, &c. with an alphabetical Index. This num.
ber is fairly written, and the arms & crefts neatly
tricked, & now bound up with 5875.
[4927 — 4966. Folio.] .
4927.
1. M. Tullii Ciceronis, in L. Catilinam Orationes 4.
±11.
2. ■ Inve&iva in Saluftium. 28.
3. Saluftius in Ciceronem. 2q: b'.
4. Ciceronis Oratio aid populum, quo die iret in ex-
ilium. 21.
■ qua gratias egit Senatuh 24. b'.
■ ■ ■ qua gratias egit populo. 29. b.
■ pro domo fuji, ad Ponrifices. 32.
Paradox* Stoicorum fex. 50.
— — Oratio in Vatinium teftem. 56.
■ pro M. Caelio.
■■ pro L. Cornelio Balbo.
de Harufpicum refponfii, in Senatu.
„ 75-
3 L j$. M. TaHir
6.
7-
8.
9-
10.
if.
12.
it
%%%
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 4927, 4928.
13. M. Tullii Ciceronis de Ptovinciis Confularibu*
ct Senatu. 84.
14. pro P. Scxtio. 90.
1 5. 1- in laudem C. Caefarls, pro M.Marcello
reftituto. 100.
16. ——pro Q. Ligario. 103.
17. ■ pro Regc Deiotaro. 107.
18. ■ — Dialogus, de Amicitia. ui.
Ad finem folii ultimi, " Incipit liber Tullii de Sc-
ne&ute," quividetur oiim ab hoc codice diftra&us.
Codex membranaceus, optime fcriptus, et fervatus.
4928.
The Genealogical Hiftory of the Houfe of Shirley : by
Thomaftos Caloleimon. xxii.
M The genealogick Hiftory of the Houfe of Shirleys,
Lords of Etingdon, Shirley, Hoya, Ednefour, Stauaton
Harold, Ragdale, Braylesford, Aftwell, & divers other
Places. Juftified by Charters of divers Churches, pub-
lick Records of the Kingdom, private Evidences, &
other good & certain proofs ; inriched with divers
figures and difcourfes of Antiquity. By Thomaftos
Caloliemon, Philopatron." This is doubtlefs a fi&itious
nameor rather a fynonymous one, formedfrom theGreek,
forShirley, the real Author being Sr. Thos. Shirley Kt. of
Botulphbridge in Com. Huntingdon, (called alfo a
Angular lover & fearcher of Antiquities, p. 108. b.) as
appears in the title page to his other collections 4028, &
dedication in 4023, of which laft this MS. is principally
a tranflation, tho* confiderable variations and additions,
&c, are to be reciprocally found in each, as here briefly
noticed.
Each book of this volume has grotefque drawings
at the top.
The firft Book in 24 folios divided into 4 Chapters,
& entitled, (p. 1,) u The Prerogatives & Excellencies,
of the houfe of Shirley differs very little from the latin
copy, except in the laft pages where the feals are dif-
ferently placed.
Chap. 2. is an excellent treatife €< on the Names of
this renowned family & their Etimologies
Chap. 3. (p. 9. &c.) " The Situation, Antiquity,
4c brief description of the Towns of Ettingdon & Shir-
ley, with the Etimologies of their Names." The latter
being derived from y c Saxon Shire, clear, & ley, a place
or pafture, & which accounts for the Author's coining
for himfelf the above Greek furname, adding Philopatron,
or Lover of his anceftors.
Chap. 4. (p. 11.) " The Arms & Creft of the
Houfe of Shirleys. " A learned and ingenious difcourfe
upon armorial bearings in general, & illuftrated by
Seals of this family in particular, moft of which are
engraved exaftly as thofe drawings, in Dugdale's
Warw. p.47 8 > *ho 9 no ufe is made of thefe MSS. Other
drawings of the fame, &c. may be feen in 4028.
p. 40-72, &c.
Book 2. (p. 25.) « The Lords of Etingdon, Shirley,
Ednefoner, &c. from the year 1042 until 11 So." The
colours of the Arms being different in the title pages,
& alfo more drawings in 4023. This is divided into 5
Chapters, the ift. of which contains many curious re-
marks upon Saxon & Norman, & other Dignities, &c.
Book 3. (p. 43. ) « The Lords of Etingdon, Shirley,
&c. from 1180 to 1367. the arms differing as before."
Book 4. (p. 58.) The Lords of Shirley, &c. from
1367. to 1443. P- 6o > &c - ^ an account of the Baffets of
Drayton, & c . of which fee alfo Hiftory of Staff. Vol. II.
p. 2. &c.
Pp. 82. b. 86. b. Are monumental Infcrip* from
Brailesford & Barrow Church, C° Derby, (See Nich.
Leiceft. Vol. III.) v
Book 6. (p. 89.) The Lords of Shirley, Ettington,
occ. from 1481 to 1622.
Num. 4928 — 4931.
P. 108. &c. is a frill account of Sir George Shirley*
& his noble monument in Bredon Church, a drawing
of which, & divers others may be feen in 4028, p. 184,
&c. There alfo fcveral coats of Arms in 4023, which
are not at the end of this book.
Book 7. (p. 112.) The Lords of Irton, Wefton,
&c. from ii 12 to 1569. The Arms are drawn in the
title page of 4923, and feveral other coats in different
pages not in this.
Book 8. (p. 129.) " The Lords of Ednefouer from
1 103 to 1 244, with all the ancient branches of the Elder-
res, fprung from the principal arbor of the Shirleys,
as yet could be gathered out of any Records,
Charters, or other Monuments of Antiquitie." from 1 292
to 1325.
Books 9 & 10. which are here unaccountably de-
ficient, as the proofs to them are afterwards noticed,
may be feen in the Latin copy 4023. They contain
the Lords of Weftnefton or Wifton, Ayhurft, Chilling-
tori; Hyon, Woohull, Iringham, Bodington, How-
Court, Weft-Grinfted, &c. Cu. Suffex, &c.
Of this laft place, & of Wifton near Steyning, &
of another Manor belonging to the Shirleys, viz. Isfield
near Lewes, a full account with this monumerttal Incrip-
dons, &c. is printed in the Topographer, Vol. 3. p. 143.
332. 336, &c* See alfo drawing of the monuments,
&c. in 4028.
P. 142. " The Proofes of the Houfe of the Shir-
leys, extra&ed out of the private Evidences of the family,
out of the Charters of divers Churches, Abbeys, Prio-
ries, & other Monafteries, out of the Regifters cf the
Highe Courte of Chauncerie, the Pleas of the Courtes of
the King* Benche, Common Pleas, Exchequer, & other
Courts of Juftice, out of many Inquifitions, Cartac
Antiqux, & other Records in the Tower of London,
& out of divers Titles, Rolles, & other Monuments of
Antiquity. With the figures of the ancient Seales &
Armes with which the Lords & Dames of Shirley have
fealed their Contraftes, Attes, Deeds, & Indentures.
By Thomaftos Caloleimon, Philopatron."
Thefe 10 Books are much more full & curious than
in 4028, being inriched with many ancient & beautiful
Seals not drawn in that Volume, as noticed on the
blanks therein. Many of the fame Charters, Seals, &c
may likewife be feen in 4028.
4929-
1. M.Tulii Ciceronis, de Officiis Hbri 3. Deeft pri-
mum folium ; incipit in capite qumto.
2. — — de Amicitia, liber.
3. de Sene&ute, liber.
Codex membranaceus. xiv.
4930-
Hiftory of England, from Brute to 25 Ed. 3. This is
again the old Chronicle called Brute, written on
Paper, on 109 leaves. At fol. 29. is an engraved
fpecimen of a charter : & a note refpe&ing the bind-
ing of the book, on the firft leaf figned Rich.Byffyelde.
xiv.
493 1 *
A Paper Book containing a miscellaneous colleftion of
compofitions in profe & verfe, State Papers, and Par-
liamentary Reports, paged throughout, with an
alphabetical index prefixed. The State Papers refer-
ring chiefly to the years 1640 and 1641. Perhaps
once belonging to the Bp. of Armagh. See Art. 93.
The book has the appearance ©f having loft feveral
leaves, as the following pages are wanting, 9. 10. 41*
4*- 79* 80. 81. 82. 93. 94. 95. 96. 133. 134*
145. 146. 151. 151^153. 154. 187. 188. 195. 196.
20/.
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%. Veries enatlea, - a demure upon a tart let in tne
Houfe of Commons, in Parliament, towards the begin-
ning of King James's raigne, by Sr .Henry Ludlow/' 5.
3. *' Pope Gregory the 15th having writt to the
Prince of Wales a Letter dated Apr. 20, 1623. the
w* die Nuncio of his Holioeis in Spaiae, prefented to
Urn, being accompanied by the Italian Lords, that y n w lh
the Court. And the Prince of Wales having recovered
the letter, ient this following by miftake which was
Ihortly after publiflieiL" 11..
4. " A Prophecy extant in the Lihrary of Trinity
College in Cambridge/' 1 3 .
5. 3* Mr. William's Prophecy, written in 1616."
6. Account of a book found with a fifli, by Jofeph
Mede. 15.
7. " Lydford Joumty f the well known verfes of
William Browne, marked at the back " Lydford Law,
By Mr. Broune, follower of theEarle of Pembroke."
17.
8. A Copy of Latin ,Ver£es, " In honorem iHuftriflimi
Domini D. Verulamij Viceomitis Sti. Albani, Magni
Sigiili Cuilodis, poll ,editam a}> eo Inftaurationem Mag-
nara." figned 44 G. Herbert, Orat. pub. in Acad. Cant."
*9-
9. Sme&ymnuus, or the Club Divines, by Mr. G.
Crefwdl. 20.
10. — — " Bellua multorum capitum, by
Cleaveland." 22.
11. " Convivium philofophicum tentum in claufo, ter-
mini Michaelis iiv Craftino Sti. i£gidii in Campi6 ; Au-
tore 1 Rodolpho Colfabio jEneanafenfi." Latin and
Enghfh, in parallel Stanzas, in a humorous .ftyle.
The Latin figned Joh.Hofkins; the Englifli Joh.
Reinolds. " 23.
12. " A fomentation upon the Conflagration of the
Mules Habitation, or the defcription, of the; burning a
fchoole in Y01 kfliire." a 7.
13. " Of B p Laud's. Election to. be Chancellor of
Oxford, Apr. 12* 1630/' a8.^
14. 44 InEverfioaenxExercitus Caefariani, et civitatis
Magdenburgenfis." 29.
15. 44 Articles of the. Earl of -Briftoll wherby he
chargethithe Duke of Buckingham, bearing date the
lft day of May 1626." 3 1 *
16. " Verfes made by Capt. Benlowes on the, death
of the Lady Anne Rich, the Lord Rich of Leer his
Lady." This is in a later hand, the original title is
44 An offertory dialoguewife at the Shrine of the mod
accompliftied Lady the Lady A. R." 35.
17. A printed ballad, entitled,
" O yes, O yes, I do cry,
The BHhop's bridles will you buy." 43.
18. " An. 1638. The Defigne." This feems to be
the argument of a kind of Mafque, & die following note
is added in a later hand. " This was acted in Germany,
before the Earl of Arundel, when he went to Vienna on
behalf of the Paulfgrave." 45-
19. " Scottifh newes 1617." 47*
20. " Advices and Motives for theNoblemen, Knights,
and Gentlemen, that {hall imploy y ,n felves in the Country
in foliating Catholiques for a Contribution to his MaV
upon occafion of his pfnt Northern Journey. Anno
1638, 1639/' h 51.
21. " TheQueenes Letter, to our trufty and well-
beloved CouncelP Sr. John Winton, Knight, our prin-
cipal Secretary & M r of Requefts." 54,
xuc a^fuikc ui jucuiuul, d 1pccv.11 ui a raiiicr
later hand, 44 Tis a fained thing made and fcattered
abroad, An. 1639, when the K. firft intended war ag*
Scotland." 59*
25. " Marquis Huntley's oath to the Covenanters."
63.
26. "A military Oatji. An. 1639. Aug." At the
bottom, in another band, " This bath was putt upon all
the Nobles of England who were in the North (Anno
1639) attending the King, when he went againft the
Scotts, and my Lord Say & my Lord Brookes only re-
fined this Oath at firft, whofe example drew on others."
' ■ '' ' — 65.
27. w A Godly new Song to the tune of George
Goring & Jack Jennett." in the Margin, 44 Oh the
Occafion of theParlianVin 1640, Apr.** 1 -67.
28. The Petition tjf the Freeholders of Eflex to the
Houfe of Commons. : ).i 1 71.,
29. — — — of Hertfordfhire. 1639. 73.
30. " Thus beginns the Aft of the Parliam 1 in Ire-
5 Ten
land, which was in March 1639, 1640. for the grant of
foure intire fubfidies on the Temporalty. The begin-
ning contains Commendacons of the Eatle of Strafford
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland." 75.
31. 44 A declaration of the Commons Houfe of Par-
liament in Ireland." : 83:
32. 44 t*he Parliament Pompe. Anno Dom. 1640.
Apr. 13." m 85.
33. Parliamentary Proceedings, Apr. 13, 1640. 87.
34. 44 r JThe King's Speech this day in Parliam 1 May 1 5.
1640." For dilfolving the Parliament. 1 - 97.
35. 44 Quaeres propounded by fundry of the Clergy of
the Diocefle of London & parts adjacent touching the Oath
enjoyned by the laftSynode Can. 6. wherein they urifain-
edly defire Satisfaction, that fo' they rriaymore heartily &
willingly take the faid Oath when authority fhall tender
it to them, as by that Canon it is injoyned^' With an-
fwers 44 fuppofed to be by. Dr. Brownrigge." ioi.
^6. 44 Grounds of Exceptions againft the Oath re-
quired in the 6th Canon eftabliflied in the Synod 1 640.
Northamptonfhire." 109.
37. 4fc Other Queries about the feme Oath." In
another hand. — u Suppofed to be from the Kentifli
Minifies." - 113-.
38. " Exceptions againft the new Oath in the Canon,
from Devonftiire." 115.
39. 44 Queries concerning this new Oath, from Nor-
folke." 117.
40. " A collection of fomeof the things eftabliflied in
our Church government." In another hand — Suppofed
to be by Mr. S. M. of EfTex." 1 19.
41. 44 Concerning our Armies ag* the Scots in the
yeare 1640." At the bottom, 14 Hasc ex Manufcripta Do-
mini Connaway quod ex ipfiusMufaeo petitum fuit." 122.
42. Verfes made upon the Vifitation of Dr. Duck the
Chancellor of London Dioceffe, for the Bp. of London,
Anno 1640. Aug. Sept. Called the Duck's Curr-anto."
43. The Petition of the Gentry of York to the King,
Jul. 28, 1640. 125.
44. * 4 John Hafkins his Letter found in St. Mary
Overies." Jun. 1, 1640." 127.
45. Petition of the Grand Jury of Berks to the King,
Jul. 11, 1640. 129*
46. 44 The Petition of the Lords, fubfcribed by 10 of
them, & prefented to the King at York, Sept. 3, 1 640."
47- a His
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Num. 493 1.
47. " His Majefty's Speech to the Lords, Sept. $4,
1 640. at the meeting of the Peers at York." ^ 1 35.
48. u Remembrances for the L di Commiflioners, to
put them in mind of fuch things as have falne into
Debate, about die Demands of the Scotts, for mainten-
ance of the Army during the Treaty." Nov. 13, 1640.
'37-
49* " The forme of Government in the Kirke of
Scotland," m 139-
50. " Some things in the wor> of God in Scotland,
which will be amended in this begunne Reformation.
Jan. 1640." *43-
51. The Midlcfex petition, 0€t. 1640. 147-
52. The King's Speech, Nov. 3, 1^40. 155.
53. Proceedings in the Pari 1 of November 3, 1640.
1 57
54. TheScottilh Charge upon the Earle of Straf-
ord, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Nov. 18, 1640."
55. A ballad entitled " Gramercy good Scott," which
is the burden of it, 1 640. 1 65.
56. €t The accufation of John Lord Finch, Baron of
Fordich Lord Keeper of the Greate Seale of England,
by the Commons in this Par Ham 1 aflembled, charging
him with High Treafon, & other mifdemeanours."
169.
57. & Poem entitled, " The univerfall Scourge of the
Times." Feb. 1640. 1-3.
58. Petition of London to the Parliament. 179
- 9. The ■ etition of Mr. Erbury & the Principality of
Wales to the H. of Commons. Dec. 1640. 185.
60. Petition of fome Minifters of Peterborough
Diocefe. Nov 1640. 189.
61. Sir Benjamin Rydier's Speech in the houfe of
Commons. Nov. 7, 1640. 191.
62. Sir Edward Deerings ift Speech, Nov. 1, 1640.
197.
63. ■ fecond. Nov. 23. 199.
64. 1 third. Dec. 4. 205.
65. Lord Falkland's Speech in the Houfe of Commons.
Dec. 7. 1604. 209.
66. Report of the Committee for Information. Dec.
19, 1640. docketted 4< The Order of the Houfe about
earching into the want of Preaching in the Kingdom."
Dec. 19, 1640. 213
67. Mr. Bagfliaw's fecond Speech in the Houfe of C\
217.
68. "A Speech of Sr. Benjamin Rudyer in the
Houfe of Com 0 *, concerning Bifhopps. . Feb. 9, 1640."
219.
69. " Verfes upon the Archb p Jan. 1640." 221.
70. The order of the Lords Houfe for Divine fervice.
Jan. 16, 1640. 223.
71. The King's Speech, Jan. 23, 1640. 225.
72. Mr. Pym's Speech on preferring the Impeachment
againft the Earl of Strafford. " * 329.
73. The King's Speech, Feb. 3. 1640. 232.
74- TheAnfwerof the Commiflioners, Feb. 5, 1640.
^33*
75. Meflagefrom the Queen to the Houfe of Com-
mons, Feb. 5, 1640.
76. Lord Falkland's Speech in the H. of Commons,
Feb. 9, 1640, concerning Bifliops. 237.
77. The King's fpeech on palling the Triennial Bill,
reb. 16, 1640.
78. A printed paper, « From the Commiflioners of
Scotland, 24 Feb. 1640."
79. A Scottifh Paper, March 1, 1640. In a later
hand. " This paper is the Explanation of the printed
paper, 24 Feb. 1640." *
80. Petition of the County of Chefter. March 1640.
81. Att of Attainder againft Lord Strafford 235!
Num. 493 4933.
84.^ Petition of 10,000 Citizens of London, fbrredrefe
of Grievances, delivered on April, 1, 1641. 247.
83. The King's Speech on difarming the PapifU, &c.
April 28, 1641. v 2 g K '
84. The King's Speech in favour of Lord Strafford.
May 1, 164!. 2 5 '
85. " The Coppy of the Paper that came out of Sir
Harry Vane's black velvett cabinett. This counfel *as
given on May 5, 1640. on the day the Parliam 1 broke
up" , 265.
86. " A Catalogue of the Earl of Strafford's Friends
which voted againft the Bill of Attainder in the Houfe of
Commons, Apr. 22, 1641." In the Margin is written,
" Thefe men were polled up in the Yard to the Parliam 1
Stairs, all their names ftood there a whole day, May 3,
when there were fo many thou&nds, with this title)
thefe are the Betrayers of their Country." 2 6].
87. 44 The names of fuch as ranne away upon the dif-
covery of the Plott by the Popilh Side, in the beginning
of May, 1 64 1. ~
88. " The Lord Maior's Order (commanded by the
H. of Comons to the feverali wards of y e Gty for the
fanftifying of the L dB day. April 14, 1641 .") 271.
89. Propofitions of the Lords in Strafford's trial
90. The Preamble to the Proteftation, & the Protec-
tion itfelf, May 3, 1641. 277.
91. The fame in print, with the Order of the Houfe
of Commons.
92. A printed Copy of Verfes attributed to Lord
Strafford.
93. Another Copy pretending the fame. At the bot-
tom of this is written, in the lame hand with many of the
Annotations, " Strafford never made Verfe in his Life
Tefte Epif. Armagh."
94. " His Maj 8 Letter to the Lords in the behalf* of
the Earle of Strafford, fent by the Prince, Mipo,
1641." with hiftorical notices fubjoined. 293.
95. Verfes on Srafford's Death, by Cleveland. 295.
96. Aft for abolifhing Bifliops &c. May 27, 1641.
97. Requifitions from the Commons to the Lords,
delivered by Pym, Jun. 24, 1641. 299.
98. The Queen's defire to go to Spa. 301.
99. u Articles of High Treafon againft the Lord Kym-
balton, Mr. John Pym, Mr. Denftll Hollis, Sir Arthur
Haflerigge, Mr. Hampden, & Mr. Stroud," Jan. 3.
1642.
1 00. The King's Proclamation for apprehending Mr.
Denzell Hollis, Sir Arthur Heflerigg, Mr. John Pym,
John Hampden, Mr. Wm. Strode, Jan. 5, 1642. Sub-
joined is this note. " The Lord Keeper refilled to fcale
this Proclamation, whereupon it was only palled up at
White-Hall Gate, but went no furder, being 2 or 3 dayes
after fupprefled upon paine of Death." 3°7'
101. A Copy of a Letter y l was found among thofc
Jefuits y l were taken at ClarKenwell in London, & ad-
drefled to the Reftor of Bruxells, March 1628."
4932.
A Regifter of the TranfaOions of the Privy Council of
Scotland, from the 11 of Sep. 1678. to Aug.i 1682.
A paper book j fairly, & uniformly tranferibed.
4933-
ColleQio eximia, quatuortomis comprehenfa, literarum
& viris dodis ad amicos fuos fcriptarum. Liters bs,
cum figilla et titulos externos habeant, pro autographs
proculdubio haberi poffunt. Pleraeque Latinfc fcripta^
1. Alberto Rubenio, J. Fredericus Gronovius. B*-
ventriae. 4 Id. Jul. 1650.
2. Ejufdem ad eundem. 5 Eid. Nov. 1650.
3. Ejufdem ad eundem, 1651. "
3 4. Ejufdem
Digitized by
Bibliothecse
Harleianae.
4«
7-
9-
io.
II.
Num. 493 3*
Ejufdem ad eundem. Mart. 1651.
Ejufdem ad eundem, 16 ji.
i6ji*
1652.
16,4.
1655.
1656.
Alberto Rubenio, Nicclaus Heinfius, 1645*
12. Idem ad eundem, 1645.
13. — > 1645.
14. 1 645. Cum notis adjeftis, fuper
fibres 2 Claudianr in Eutropium.
15. Id. ad eundem, 1649.
< ■ ■ 1650.
16.
18.
19.
1651.
1651.
1651,
cum animadverfionibus
cnticis, in Ovidium et alios.
20. Id. ad eundem, 1651.
aim fine anni notd.
22. 1638.
23. Alberto Rubenio, Joan. Jac. Chifletius, 1554,
crrorc fcribentis, pro 1654.
24. Alberto Rubenio, Is. Voffius, 1656.
25. Ludovicus Nonnius, 1645,
26. Ejufdem ad eundem.
27.
28.
29,
3°«
»655«
3*
3 2
33«
34
35
fine anni nota.
1645.
Alberto Rubenio, Johannes Georgius Gravius,
Ejufdem ad eundem, 1655.
— ■ 1656.
AGodf. Wendelino, litera BatavicS fcripta, 1664.
Cornelio Tollio, J oh. Fr. Gronovius, 1646.
Idem ad eundem, 1 646.
36 ad 5 1. Ejufdem Epiftolae ad eundem, ordine chro-
nologico, ufque ad 1651.
52. Ejufdem ad eundem, at fine nomine aut anni
nota.
53 ad 84. Ejufdem ad eundem, ufque ad annum
1654.
85. Nicolao Heinfio, O&avius Ferrarius, 1 65 1 .
86. Ifaacus Voffius. Sink anni nota.
87. > fohan. Rhodius, 1651.
X8. ■ Hadrianus Valefius, 1620.
89. Eidem, forte, Joh. Freinfhemius, 1651.
90. Nicojao Heinfio, Hadrianus Vander-Wallius,
91. — — Cafpar Kinfchorius, 1647.
92. Ejufdem ad eundem.
93. Epiftola Gallica, ad Abb. Nicaife, fubferipta
Lanbin, 1687.
94. Cafparis Kinfchoti ad Nicolaum Heinfium ; cum
Hexametris Kinfchoti "AdCelfiffimam Principem Longae-
villanam, cum Monaflerium veniret." 1646,
95. Ejufdem Hendecafyllabi, fie inferipti, " In Gal-
liam abiturus Amicis omnibus valedico." 1643.
96. Nicolao Heinfio, L. Langermannus.
97. — -— — Chriftianus Keckius, 1651.
98. Eidem forfan, Lucas Langermannus. Cum
carmine Latino elegiaco.
99. Ejufdem ad eundem, cum Catalogo brevi libro-
rum emendorum.
1 oom Nicolao Heinfio, Patrono fuo cariflimo L. Langer-
mannus, etiam de emptione librorum. Agitur de Kb-
liotheca Valeriana.
101. Nicolao Heinfio, Jo. Fred. Gronovius, 1649.
102* 103, 104. Ejufdem ad eundem, 1649.
105. « V.C1. Ifaaco Voffio, Nicolaus Heinfius S.P.D."
1651.
106. u Viro prarftantiflimo Philippo Munckero, Jo-
hannes Fredericus Gronovius S.P.D," 1655.
Cat.IIarl. Vo^III.
Num. 4933* 4934.
107. A, J. Fr. Gronovio, commendario JacobiTolltt
difcipuli fui, 1665.
108. J. F. Gronovius Fr. BerfeKo, fine nominibus*
109. " Viro eruditifTimo Friderico BerfeMo J. Fr. Gro-
novius, S.P.D." 1666.
110. Epiftola Gallic^ fcripta, et fubferipta nomine
Defcartes. An. 1646.
111. "Reverendo et clariflimoViro N.Latman, M&rc.
Meibomius S.D." 1678.
112. Excerpta ex Epiftolis Nicolai Heinfii, de Jacobo
Gronovio, Italice fuprafcripta, hoc mbdd; " tficolo
Einfio in una lettera fua a Carlo Dati fcrive fra Taltre
cofe le ieguenti. Marzo 1675." SeqUuntur aliae litetae
Italicae, Anni 1682.
113. A. Buchnerus, Joh. Strauchio, 1649.
114. Reinefius eidem Strauchio, 1650.
115. S. Strauchio, Johan-Otto Taber, 1647.
116. Littera Gallica " A Monf. Monfieur Norman-
die." 1688.
117. " Phintias fuo Damoni, hoc eft Samuel Ten-
nulius Henrico Meilingio P>P.D." 166 1.
4934.
Collectio priori fimilis;
I. " Marquardo Gudio V. Clar. O&avius Saloneius?
S.P.D." 1652.
a. Litera Italic^ fcripta, a Francifco Bernardo Fer-
rari, 1663.
3. A C. Pellegrino, 1663. Italice.
4. Italica, fignata, ut videtur Carlo Offredi, ad
Gudium, ut conjici poteft, ut & fuperiores dux.
5. Epiftola Gallica ad Gudium, fignata "Bigot."
1670.
6. Marquardo Gudio, J. Fr. Gronovius, 1668.
7. J. A. Bofius, 1673.
8. — — — — — — M. Meibomius, 1667.
9. — 1683.
10. - Bigot, Gallice, 1664.
I I . Johannes de Bragelonne, Can£«
nicus Regularis S. Genouefae Parifienfis, 1660.
12. Idem ad eundem, 1660.
13. Litera Italic^ fcripta, a Carlo Dati, 1666.
14. " Excellentiffimo Gudio, augufta felicitatis in*
crementa, Jo. Henricus Horbius." 1670*
15. " Clariflimo, Eruditiflimoque Viro Marquardo
Gudio IC 10 Alb. Rufius S.D." 1665.
16. Marquardo Gudio^ Johannes Vorftius, 1671*
17. — . Jacobus Holftius, 1672.
18. Henr. Oldenbury, 1673.
19. — — Petrus Axen, 1683.
20. — — — Stephanus Le Moyne, fiv«
Monachius, 1663.
21. Ad eundem Gudium, Au&or ignotus, 1682.
22. Ejufdem ad eundem, 1672. In averfo folio hie
fcriptum eft, ad magnum forte fafciculumEpiftolarum per-
tinens, " Has funt Epiftola Gudii, et aliorum ineditae."
23. Marquardo Gudio, Jo. Georgius Graevius.
24. — 28. Idem ad eundem 1663, 1665, 1678, 1681,
1683.
M. Gudio fine fcribentis nomine.
• Nicolaus Heinfius, 1659.
29
3°
3 1
3*
33
Chriftinae Augufta, Nicolaus Heinfius,
idem 1655.
Petro Bourdelotio, Nicolaus Heinfius.
34. Perfonae ignotae, idem, 1641.
35. Gul. Goes, idgtn, 1641.
36. — -— — idem, 1644.
37. id. 1645.
38— 71. Idem ad eundem.
72. Idem ad eundem, carminibus Latinis Scazonticis,
1648.
73—127. Idem ad eundem, ufque ad Ann. 1653.
3 M 128. Epiftola
Catalogus Libforurh MSS;
Num. 4934, 4935-
1 2 8. Epiflola Batavica, 1653.
129. lncertus, fortafle N. Heinfius, adpatrem, 1654.
130. W. Goefio, N. Heinfius, 1654.
— 158. Idem ad eundem.
159. D. Heinfiutf, W. Goefio, 1647.
160. W. Goefio, Jo. Fred. Gronovius, i<>47-
4935-
Tomus tcrtius, cximitis, exhibens autographa virorum
celeberrimorum faeculorum decimi-fexti et feptimi,
fere omnium, non modo Literas fed et Poematia, &c.
1. Pfalmus xxiii verfibus Latinis redditus. Superfcrip-
tus, " Autographum M.Antonii Flaminii;" et ad
finem " M Antonii Flaminii aJ7oypapo*."
2. Pfalmus xxv., eadem manu, cum interlineationibus.
3. " Jo. Secundus Hagenfis, Petro Clerico." Verfibus
elegiacis, fuperfcriptis " Archetypum Secundi." 1 533.
4. Regia Pecuniae. Autore Jo. Secundo Hagenfi.
Verfibus Hexametris.
5. " Ad Alex. Mazolum Patric. Bonon. in Thyrfidem
Eclogam Praefatio."
6. " Ad Lud. Sperantiam, in Carminum Juvenilium
libellum Praefatio." 15*5.
7. « Ad Achillem Philcreten Bocthium, in Marulli
NacniasPnefatio."
8. In M. Flaminium, Scazontes ; cum elogio brevi
fubjun&o.
9. Vocabula Armeniaca, et Hacbraea, fcriptore Mafio.
to. O&avius Panormita, Andreac Mafio, 1546.
11. Andreae Mafio, L. Latinius, 1562.
1 2. Pctrus Vi&orius, Joachimo Camerario filio Sal.'*
1561.
13. c< Francifcus Cicoreitis Paulo Manutio S.D." Me-
diolani, anno 1569.
1 4. Erafmus Roterodamus, Johanni de Hondt, utrin-
que fcriptum eft " P. Scriverii," forfan quod in illius
pluteis epiftola fervata erat.
2 5. Epiftola Germ^nica Philippi Melan&hon.
16. Beza, Danieli Tufiano, 1586.
1 7i Cafpari Jungermanno, Joachim Camerarius. In
averfo folio, alia manu, " Haec eft manus magni Joachimi
Camerariu"
18. Jacobus Pamelius, Valeric Canchio, 1568.
19. Hotomannus, Baroni Streichio, 1589.
20. Obertus Giphanius, ClarilTimo et Noblifs 0 V. D.
Guidoni Laurino. Cicero contra Lambinum paflim dc-
fenfus, 1574.
21. Chartula cum fententia Grarca, et infra ; " Ant.
Contius fcripfit Biturigis. 9 Kal. OGti 1567."
22. " Ludovicus Carrion J. C. Viclori Gil
S.P." j 574.
23. Ubbo Emmius. Petro Scriverio, 161 6.
2 .j. Liters Hoi land icae ab Alb. Durer.
25. « Pietro Paulo Rubens." 1637.
26. Ant. Van Dyck. Baroni Lanuwe, eadem lingua,
1636.
* 27. Georgius Fabricius Joh. a Crocau 1565.
28, 29, 30, 31, 32. Idem ad eundem, ufque ad
'57°-
33. Jacobus Fabricius Jo. a Crocau, 1566.
34. — Blafio Fabricio, 156$.
35. Philippo Camerario, Wolfgangus Chriftoph.
Stuber, 1561.
36. Johanni a Crocau y P. DorlTenius, 1604.
37. Joachimo Camerario patri, Joachimus filius.
38. Epiftola brevis, ubi nomina non liquidd apparent.
39. Cafpar Reanus ? N.D. Jungermanno, 1590.
40. Joachimo Camerario, a genero fuo.
41. Cafpari Jungermanno, Philippus Camerarius,
Junior, 1 590.
42. 43. 44. idem ad cundem.
Gifelino fuo
Num. 4935, 4936;
45» Cafpari Jungermanno, Philippus Camerarius,
1601.
46- — — L. Camerarius, 1620.
47« Phil. Camerarius, 1589.
48. ■ Ludovicus C»
49. " Uluftri et generofo Heroi Henrico Ranzovio,
Jofephus Scaliger." 1595.
50. Idem ad eundem, 1595.
51. Marco Velfero Jofephus Scaliger, 1602.
52. Epigrammata tria in ineptiflimum poema (ut appel-
latur) Francifci Vi&oris.
53. " Incipit Liber Hygini Gramatici de Caftrame-
tatione. ,> fragmentum.
C4. "J. Lipfius Francifco Villerio S. Optat," 1605.
Infra fcriptum eft " JCIS/Aa Kupiax* |3av
aitipoc ItccriQH th Exa^a**.". i. e. Jofephi Scaligeri.
55. Juftus Lipfius, Verlango de Euerberge, 1604.
56. " Ifaacus Cafaubonus Petro Scriverio S.D."
1 604. In dorfo fcriptum eft " Praefixa eft Epiftola haec
Graecis Poematis Jos. Scaligeri a Scriverio cditis, 161 5."
57. Ifaacus Caufabonus Gothofredo Jungermanno
S.D." 1605.
58. ■ ; — -1610.
59. Ifaacus Cafaubonus Johanni Rutgerfio, S.D.
1609.
60 — 66. — — Jano Rutgerfio; k 1610 ad 161 ?.
67 — 70. Juftus Lipfius, Jofepho Scaligero; k 1594
ad 1599. ultima tantum fubferipta.
71 — 75. CI. Salmafius, Jofepho Scaligero ; 1607 et
1608.
76 — 90. Claudius Salmafius Gothofredo Junger-
manno, 1603 — 1608.
91 — 93. CI. Salmafius Cornelio Tollio, 1648.
94. Cl. Salmafius Jfaaco Voffio, 1650.
95, 96. Johannes Samofcius, Regni Poloniac Cancel-
larius, Georgio Doufae, 1598.
97. , Jano Doufae, 1601.
98. ■■ Dederico Doufae, 1602.
99 — 101. Simon Simonides Jano Doufae, 1600, &cc.
102. Marcus Vellerus, Goth. Jungermanno, 1608.
Plurima in hoc volumine doftilfima, et auctoribus tani
claris digna.
493 6 -
Tomus quartus et ultimus pretiofarum harum Epiito-
larum.
I — 4. Gafpar Schioppius, Jufto Lipfio, 1600— 1606*
5. ignoto, 1648. Epiftola manu
tremuli fcripta, et poft fignaturam additur, <c mortis
beatae Candidates.'*
6 — 45. Janus Gruterus, Gothofredo Jungermanno ;
1605 — 1609.
46 — 57. Jac. Bongarfius, Goth. Jungermanno, 1605
—1608.
58—62. Got. Lingelfheimius, G. Jungermanno,
1607, 8.
63. Hugoni Grotio, 1617.
64. JoanniMeurfio,i6i7-
65. Conradus Ritterhufms, Goth. Jungermanno,
1604.
66. Thomas Seghetus, Goth. Jungermanno, cum
EpiftoU a Jo. Baptifta Sacca adSeghetum, 1606.
67—60. Elias Putfchius Gothof. Jungermanno, 1604.
70. Putfchius cognato cuidam, ut videtur, 1604.
71. Fr. Burmannus Joh. Georgio Gracvio, 1677.
72. E. Putfchius, Claudio de Marne.
73. Epiftola Putfchii (ut videtur) ad fratretn^ fine
nomine vel anni nota ; inferta etiam praepoftere, ita ut
prior fit pagina fecunda.
74. Emanuel Putfchius C. Jungermanno, 1633.
75. Er Putfchius, 16 j 6.
4 7 6. E. Putf-
Digitized by
Bibnothecae HarleianC
Num. 4936.
j6. E. Putfchius Cafpari Jungermanno, 1 637.
77. Petrus Scriverius Marquardo Frehero. 1606.
78. ■ . — Gothofredo Jungernianno. 1607.
79. Johannes Weitzius Goth. Jungermanno. 1603.
80. Theodoras Sitzman, Goth. Jungermanno. 1606.
81. Tobias Adami, Goth. Jungermanno. 1608.
82. Idem fortS, fed fine fignaturd, eidem. 1604.
83. Chartula brevis aTaubmann© ad Jungermannum.
84. Johanni Sebero filiofuo. 1581.
85. Laurentius Roich Goth. Jungermanno.
86. Fragmentum Epift. ad G. Jungermannum, eadem
manu cum fequente.
87. Laurentius Roich Goth. Jungermanno.
88. ad eundem 1600.
89. Andreas Scottus, Abrahamo Ortelio. 1586.
90. — — Petro Scriverio. 1620.
91. Petrus Scriverius, Johanni Ifaacio. 161 9.
9a, 93. Marquardus Freherus Francifco Nanfio.
1594-
94. Paullus Merula Joanni Meurfio, 1604.
95. Francifcus Nanfms Jofepho Scaligero, 1601.
96. Fridericus Lindenbrog, Petro Scriverio. 1622.
97. Joannes k Wouwer, Joan, Meurfio. 1597.
98. — — — — Petro Scriverio. 1603.
99. Antonius Waldus, Hugoni Grotio. 16 15.
100. 101. Lucas Holftenius, Johanni Meurfio. 1624.
Londini Scriptas. Prior habet Catalogum Geographo-
rum minorum.
ica. P. Schnverius, Johanni Meurfio. 1599.
103. O. Heurnius Joh. Meurfio. 1609.
1 04. Geverhart Elmenhorftius, Hugoni Grotio. 1617.
105. F. Lindenbrog, Johanni Meurfio. 1624.
106. T. Wormius, Joh. Meurfio. 1633.
107. Gerardus Voflius, ignoto. 1608.
108. — 1 — *- Joh. Meurfio. 1625.
109. Gerardus Johannes Voflius, J. Meurfio. 1634.
110. —— Cornelio TolKo. 1648.
in. Georg* Remius? Joh. Meurfio. 1613.
112. Cunrad 8 Ritterhufius, Joh. Meurfio. 1613.
113. Janus Rutgerfius, Joh. Meurfio. 1609.
114. P. Caftellanus, Jo. Meurfio. 1623.
115. Geverhartus Elmenhorftius, Jo. Meurfio. 1618.
116. 117. Daniel Heinfius, Jo. Meurfio. 1626. 1630.
118. E. Puteanus, Joh. Meurfio. 1625*
119. Johannes Kinfmannus, Jo. Meurfio. 1635.
120. Jacob 1 Minau, Jo. Meurfio. 1600.
121. Jacobus Gmphalius, Jo. Meurfio. 1618.
122. Theodoru8 Canterus, Jo. Meurfio. 1596.
123. " And. Doh. Jo. Meurfio yaipuv" 1615.
124. Michael Piccartus, Joh. Meurfio. 16 18.
125. Jacob. Gillotus, Jo. Meurfio. 1604.
126. Patricius Junius, Jo. Meurfio. 1604.
127. Nicolaus Rigaltius, Jo. Meurfio. i6or.
128. Balthazar Bonifacius, Dominico Molino. 1626.
129. ■ Jo. Meurfio. 1631.
1 30. " Vincentius Marinerius Valentinus, Doftiflimo
Viro Joanni Meurfio. xxipuv." Epiftola Gr*c& fcripta,
cum Epigrammate in laudem Meurfii 16 if.
131. Cafpar Barthius Joanni Meurfio. 1634.
132. Ottho Heurnius Joanni Meurfio. x 601.
133. Petrus Cunaeus, Jo. Meurfio. 1637.
134. 135. Dcm° Molino Jo. Meurfio. 1623, 1628.
Italice.
136. B. Vukanius. Jo. Meurfio. 1601.
137. Francifcus Doufa, Joh. Meurfio. 1596.
138. T. Doufa, Jo. Meurfio.
139. Dumaurier, Jo. Meurfio. 1623. Gallic^.
140. Henricus Ernftius, Meurfio. 1630.
141. Ifaacus Voflius, Cornelio Tollio. 1648.
142. Adolphus Vorftius. Jo. Meurfio. 1634.
143. C. Boyus Celfiflimo Araufionenfium Principi,
Carmen Decaftichon. 1638.
144. Daniel Heinfius, Michaeli Mandcwyh
Num. 493 6 — 493 9-"
j 45. J.Smith, Joanni Ifaaco Pontano. 1628.'
146. Rubenius, Anonymb. 1643.
147. Defcartes, ad I. A. Waeflhaer, de Arithmetica
fymbolica. Litera partim Batavic6, partim Gallic^
fcripta. 1640.
14*. Gottifredus Vendaliniis, Rubenio. 1654.
149 — 156. Helias Putfchius, Gothbfredo Junger*
manno. 1601. ad 1604.
157. Emanuel Putfchius, ignoto. 1617.
158. Putfchius, Cafpari Jungermanno. 1604!
159. " Gratulatio meritiffimorum Do&urae Honorum
quos in utroque Jure Ampliflimum Collegium Jurifcon-
faltorum in Illuftri Acad. Lipfia conferebat, CI. ct Con-
fultifs. Viro D.Cafpari, Cafp. F.Joach Camerarii ex filia
N; proprio* Jungermanno I. C. Kal. April, An. 1609."
Carmen metro Hexametro fcriptum.
1 60. Tobias Adami, Heliae Putfchio. 1 605.
161 . Fragmentum, cumcitatione ex Andr. Alciato.
162. J. Chriftenius, ignoto. 1641.
163. Ger. Jo. Voflius, Antonio iEmilio. 1627.
164. Francois Voflius, Ant. JEmilio. 1641. Batavicfi.
4937-
Codex membranaceus, eximiae pulchritudinis/ cum mar-
ginibus amplioribus, ad inferendos Commentarios,
quibus tamen non multis m locis eft inftru&us. In
hoc libro continentur Senecac Tragedian : in fequenti
ordine.
1. Hercules furens. 2. Thyeftes.
3. Thebais.
5. Oedipus.
7. Medea.
9. O&avia.
4. Hippolytus.
6. Troas.
8. Agamemnon.
10. Hercules Oetaeus.
xv.
4938.
A paper Book, of 153 writteft leaves, containing the
Genealogical Hiftory of the Fataily of Seguier. It
is uniformly written, though not very fairly j and the
title at large is as follows:
" Hiftoire Genealopque de la tres noble et illu-
ftrc famille des Seguiers, iifue de delles de Bethilne, Ca-
rency, Alioft, et Gand, qui proviennent de celle D'huef-
dm frize, et celle li des anciens Oontes de Cleves, Ai-
lice au fang Royal de Danemark. Ou, font aufly com-
prifes les Genealogies et Alliances de plufieurs autres
nobles et anciennes maifons, taut de France, que de la
Germanie, Angleterre, et Efpagne. Avec un TVaite fin-
gtriier de Vorigine des noms et furnomes des pais, villes,
peuples, nations, gentz, families, et maifons particu-
lieres."
It is dedicated to the Chancellor Seguier, and the
Dedication figned with the Name, "Darnald." In the
beginning of the Dedication, the Author calls himfelf*
" Un petit efcrivain de Province. 0 It probably was pre^
ferved in the Seguier Colle&ion, though it has not the
ufual external marks. xy^l
4939-
A beautiful French MS. on Vellum, with fine iHumi-
nations, apparently a prefentation Copy to Francis L
of France, whofe Arms are blazoned on the fecond
illumination, while the third reprefents the Author
prefenting his work to him on his knees.
It is a French Tranflation of the firft and fecond
Book of Appian, from the Latin of John Lafcaris, by
Claude de Seyffel Bp. of Marfeilles. There is a long
Poem by the Trahflator, with the following title :
" Proheme de meflire Claude de Seyffel evefque de
Marfeille en la tranflltion de deux livres de 1'hiftoire
Romaine de Appian Alexandrin, nouvellement trouves*
addteffe au trefchretien roy de France, Francis premier
de ce nom." „
The
228
Num. 4939—4941.
The fecond Title expreffes more fully how the tranf-
h:i n was made.
" Tranflatce de grec en latin par meffire Jehan Laf-
caty. et de latin en Francis par meffire Claude de Seyf-
fel, &c.
The firft Book is of Ihfc Wars of the Romans in
Sotrin, the fecond of the A&sof Hannibal in Italy. The
Book is in the moft perfeft prefervation. xvi.
494O.
A large and curious MS. on Vellum, confifting of 240
leaves, with moft fplendid illuminations, though
very rude in point of drawing, and a profufion of
gilding.
It contains a large theological Poem in the old Ro-
mance French, entitled, by fome much more recent
hand, " Le traitte du Breviare d'amour ;" but, in the
original language, 14 Lo traftat del breviari d'amors."
The Love intended to be illuftrated in it,, is the Divine
Love to man. It was probably a celebrated Work in
its time, though the name of the Author has not been
difcovered here.
As a fpscirnen of the language, the beginning may
be given*
" A nom de Dieu nre fenhor
Quezes payres efons damor
Et es fes commenflTamen
E fes fi fcra eyfhamen
A le Scriptura per ayfo
Lapela alpha et o
Quezes fubftantia unitat
Et en perfona trinitat."
XIV.
4941.
A middling fized folio, entitled a Colle&ion of Papers,
MSS. & printed, relating to the rebuilding of St.
Paul's Church London, 1663, &c.
The principal Contents are as follow,
1. His Majefties Commiflion concerning the Repara-
tion of St. Paul's Cathedral, printed by John Bill and
Chriftopher Barker, 1663. In 35 P a g es -
2. A MS. of two Pages, viz. " Officers employed
in rebuilding St. Paul's; their Employments & Sala-
nes.
- 3. " Money borrowed of feveral Perfons, for the re-
building of St. Paul's, on the Credit of the Aft of Par-
Went."
4. His Majefty's Commiflion for the rebuilding of
St. Paul's, printed by the aforefaid Printers to the King,
1674. 1—39-
5. Two MS. papers of Orders, concerning Bps* Con-
fecration Dinner ; in lieu of which each Bp. to pay 50 1.
towards rebuilding of the aforefaid Cathedral. Dated
at the Court at Whitehall, Feb. 5, & Oft. 23, 1678,
in the prefence of the King, Prince Rupert, & the reft
of the Council, &c. having the Autog h of Phi. Lloyd, at
bottom.
6. The advice of Gilbert Arch-Bp. of Canterbury, &
Humphry Ld. Bifhop of London, to the K. & Parlia-
ment, concerning the 39 Churches by Aft of Parlia-
ment to be rebuilt in the City of London, with their
Names, &c. N.B. Intended for the Parliament, but
not put in. Feb. 10, 1667.
7. Another MS. lift of the faid Churches, endorfed,
" The Lord Mayor's paper, March i66| about Churches
in London to be rebuilt & united."
8. Another Letter of Advice & Confent of the afore-
faid Arch-Bp. & Bp. to the Lord Mayor Sr. Wm.
Peake, &c. concerning the 39 Churches to be rebuilt
in lieu of thofe demolished by the late Fire j & though
St. Bride's & St. Sepulchre's are fet down for two of
*he 39, yet his Majefty <k Parliament are to determine,
Num. 4941*
whether thofe two Churches (being without the Walls)
are to be rebuilt, over & above the 39, or included
in that number. Signed Gilb. Cant.
9. A MS. of three pages, (bound up inverted) con-
taining the Names of the " Churches & Pariflies in Lon-
don, confumed by the late dreadful Fire there, 2, 3, &
4th of Sept. 1666." In alphabetical order, with the
Incumbents & Patrons Names, &c.
10. A rough Draught of the Arch-Bp.'s Letter to
the King, &c. as in N w 6.
11. Another Letter from the Arch-Bp. & Bp. to
the Lord Mayor, &c. on the fame fubjeft. March 28,
1667.
12. 13, 14. Petition & Statement of the Churches
1675, &c. with the Anfwers to Sr. Xtopher Wren, John
Groves, and Matthew Banks, &c.
1 5. His Majefties Commiflion for the rebuilding of
St. Paul's. Printed by C a Bill, H y Hills, andTho 5 New-
comb, 1685. 26,
16. An Aft of Parliament for the fame, May 19th
1 James 2 d 1685.
17. " That his Grace the Arch-Bp. of Canterbury,
require Mr. Bridge to give a Copy of the Inftrument,
&c. for the Confirmation of the City Contraft with faid
Bridge, &c. for dete&ing of frauds, & anfwer the fol-
lowing Queries about the Revenue arifing from the
Coal trade, &c. MS. p.i. only.
18. Another Paper to Major Pearce, Receiver of the
Duty upon Coals & Treafurer for the rebuilding of St.
Paul's. 1687.
1 9. " The manner of collecting the Revenue arifing
upon Coals at 3 s per Chaldron, for 17 years laft paft,
humbly offered to his Grace Ld Arch-Bp. of Canter-
bury."
20. A Letter to the Arch-Bp. on the Duty upon
Coals, &c. from Henry Loades. In 3 pages.
21. €C To his Grace the Arch-Bp of Canterbury."
" The humble Petition of the Perfons under men-
tioned, Mafter-workmen employed for building of Pa-
rochial Churches in London." About the Coal Money
allotted for the fame, &c.
22. A Letter from John Peake, Grocers Hall, 1687,
to the Arch-Bp. about Sir Wm. Turner, &c.
23. Another Letter to the Arch-Bp. from the Duke
of Albemarle, about Mr. Bridges being Collector of
the Coal-money for building the Churches aforefaid.
Dated 1687. & figned with the Autog h Albemarle.
24. A paper about the aforefaid Duke, & the Arch-
bifhop, &c. At the bottom of which is a fhort letter
from Sir Chrift.Wren to the Arch Bp. Apr. 12. 1688.
25. 26. Two Letters from H y Bp. of London, to the
Arch-Bp. of Canterbury.
27 to 52. Letters to the Arch-Bp. from Wm. Mid-
dleton, in an excellent hand, about the above Subjeft
of Coal money, Churches, &c. Dated Coal-metre's Of-
fice, & St. Paul's, &c. 1687—9, &c.
53. Another Petition from the Workmen concerned
in building the faid Churches, &c.
54. A paper about the Aft of Parliament for rebuild-
ing St. Paul's, &c. by the fame hand, feemingly, as the
above Letters.
55. " From Mich 8 1687, t0 1 Nov * following, 300
Sail of Colliers," with the contents & value, &c.
56. William Arch-Bp. of Canterbury, H y Bifliop of
London, & Sir John Peake Kn* Lord Major of London,
their Appointment, &c. to John Bridge Citizen & Painter
Stainer of London, of their Officer & Comptroller of
the Coal Duty, &c. In 3 folio Sheets.
57. Copy of an Indenture 1676, between the City of
London, and Capt. Zachary Baggs, John Bridge,&c.
about the Coal Duty, &c. In 6 large folding Pages.
58. 59. A parchment and paper Copy of the afore-
faid Arch-Bp. & Lord Mayor's Appointments, &c. to
9 Richard
Digitized by
feibliothecae Harleianae ;
2,29
Num. 494 x.
kichard Pierce of London ££q. of their chief Officer,
Colledor, Treafurer, &c. of the Coal Duty, &c.
60, 1. Other Papers about the faid Duty, &c. the
former very ill, the latter a well written copy, & figned
Tho" Davies Major, Gilb. Cant. H.London,
62, v About John Bridge's Appointment, &c. 1675.
64. A Bond from \< ichard Pierce Efq. Sir Nicholas
Crifpe of Wefterham, Com. Cane* Bart, to Dr. tdward
Stillingfleet, Dean of St. Paul's, &c. 1687. in 1000 1.
&c. •
65. " An Account of Moneys brought in towards
the rebuilding of St. Paul's, fince Lady Day 82 to Mid-
fummer 65." viz. tot. 5203 1. with the Donors Names,
&c.
66. Warrants figned for Money to be paid into the
Office of the Works at St. Paul's 1687 — 9.
67. The Lord Mayor, &c. to allow for All-Hallows
St. Marylle-bone Church, &c.
68. - To the Lord Mayor, Peak, &c. 1687. About the
united Parilhes of All-Hallow, St. Mary le Bow, & St.
Pancrafs, & rebuilding of the Churches, &c.
69. An Account from feveral Workmen, of the
Charge " to make Chimes, in Bow Steeple, a Dyail into
the Street, & a Cupylow to the Veftry."
70. Another Paper about the fame, &c. & figned
Wagftafe.
71. Order of a Committee at St.Paurs 168', that the
Lord Mayor, Sr. ThomasMore, &c. wait on the Judges,
at the Seffions Houfe, &c. about borrowing Money for
St. Pauls, &c. .
72. Fra. Phelips 1673, h * s 0 P inion about borrowing
Money for the fame, &c.
73. Report to the Arch-Bp. &c. upon the perufal of
- Mr. Bridge's Books of Accounts of the Coal Duty.
74. Reports of Committees at St. Paul's 1687.
75. " A brief Abftraft of the Accompt contained in
this book, being one whole year's Expence in be about
the rebuilding of the Cathedral Chinch of Sr. Paul in
London, with Incidents thereunto, from Firft of Sep.
1682, to the ill of Oftober 1683.
76. "'A brief Abflraft of the Accompt of Dr. Chnf-
topherWrenn his Majefties Surveyor General of the
Works, appointed alio Surveyor tor the rebuilding of
the Churches demolifhed by the late Fire in the City of
London, for all fuch Moneys as hath been received &
paid by him, fince June 1670, to Mich'. 1673."
" Dr. Chr. Wrenn M account in the Chamber of
London, for Money advanced to him out of the Coal
Accompt," &c,
77. A Letter to Wm. Arch-Bp. of Canterbury at
Lambeth, 1688, from the Commiilioners for rebuilding
St. Paul's about the fame, Hate of Expences, &c. with
their Autographs, viz. Craven, Tho^More Tho St.
George, H. Godolphin, Chr. Wren, Tho. Pinfold, Ed-
ward Stillingfleet, Will. Holder.
78 " A Catalogue ol 28 Books belonging to the
Coal Revenue, John Bridge Collector. Depofited with
his Grace the Lord Arch-Bp. of Canterbury. 19 April
1688. Beginning 15 June 1671." ^
79. Report of the Committee appointed to examine
Mr Bridge's Account of the Coal Revenue, to the Lord
Mavor, (Shorter), 1688, with the particulars of thefaid
Colleftions, viz. number of Chaldrons, & value, &c.
from 1685 to 1 687." &c. IVagJlaffe.
Soto 117. Ihirty.feven Papers addreffed to Wm.
Arch-Bp. of Canterbury, containing the number of
Ships with their Contents in Chaldrons ot Coal, & their
Value, &c. 1687— 90.
1 1 3. A printed Declaration of the State of the Ac-
compt of all Monies received and paid towards the Re-
pairs of St. Paul's, before the great Fire, & towards the
rebuilding thereof, &c. 1674 & 5> l68 5> & c - . Wl J h
other particulars of the Dimenfions of the Fabnck, its
Materials & lift of Benefa&ors, &c.
Signed, John Tillifon, Clerk of the Works.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num.4942, 4943.
4942.
A Book of Orders, Diet, Wages, Board- Wages, and
other Allowances for the Prince's Houlhold. xvn.
This is a thin folio of 42 pages, elegantly written^
the 3 firft (containing the Prince's Breakfaft and Dinner
and Supper on Flelh & Fifli days) being illuminated with
Golden Letters. This is now bound up with 5150^
which fee.
4943*
A very thick folio, of 629 leaves (old paging) of paper
but not all written on, there are alfo 39 other leaves
preceding, likewife paged of old. The Vol. is thus
entitled,
" Orders of the Privy Council frpm 1570, to 1580."
On the firft leaf is written, u Xtophef Troughton,
July 8th 1624." to whom it then no doubt belonged.
This is followed by a General Table of Contents.
t,&c.
There is alfo a more particular Table p. 8, to 19,
excellently written.
After which p. 25^37, are various Letters to Q.
Eliz. but as they are not noticed in the 2 d Table, &
imperfe&ly in the ift, the following are the principal
Contents in that part.
j. A letter from her Majefty, 1586, to the Bp. of
Durham, for the vifiting of that Cathedral. 25.
2. Another in Latin to the Marquis of Brand ebergh
1579, thanking him for his Hawks lent to her Majefty.
3. 4, 5, 6, 7. To the fame ; the Kings of Poland, Swe-
den, Denmark. 27 to 30.
8, 9. Two Latin Letters to Queen Eliz. 1580. 30. 31.
10. Her Ma ty to the Emperor, in Latin, Otlandiae,
1580.
1 1 . Rodolf the 2d, elected Roman Emperor. Lettef
in Englilh, dated in the Royal Caftle of Prage, 1580.
32.
12. The Anfwer of Edward Earl of Fnzeland. 33.
13. Her Majefty in anlwer to Edward the elder Bro-
ther of the E. of Embden, of his Letter to her Majefty,
1580. before 31, 35.
14. A Letter from the K. of Poland, named Sigif-
mund, to her Majefty, touching Wm. Martyn's Claim,
1568. &c " * 3 6 > &c -
Of the other Part, beginning fol. 1 . The heads
of the Contents are,
1. The opinion and order fet down by the Lords
touching Difpenfations. ^ I;
2. Twenty-five curious Letters to the Biftiops, She-
riffs, &c. for general Mufters & Preparations againft
foreign Invafion. 3 to 1 6.
' 3. Letter of one tenor to the Bps. forbidding them
to fell or cut down Timber ; and feventecn Letters
touching Rebells, lewd feditious Perfons, to difturb a
quiet State, &c. 3 1 t0 4°-
4. Twelve Letters touching Matters of Pyracy, &c.
45 to 52.
5. Two Letters ift to Sr. Wm. Druery of Berwick,
to repair the Bridge of that Town, much decayed by a
ltonny winter, 1571. ^9-
The other to the Treafurer of Berwick, about the
Fortifications of that Town, &c. 69. b.
6. The Remains of all forts of Powder in her Maj"
Store, 1579, ^c. 7°-
7. Twenty four letters touching Merchant's Affairs,
&c. and the Hans Towns, kc. 86 to 99-
At the bottom is written, See oilier Letters about
the fame. fol. 26 after the firft ift Table.
8. Three Letters, (ift to the Sheriff of Kent) touch-
ing Sea Matters & the Navy, with an Eftimate for the
furnifhing 1 1 Ships, as under written, of the Queen's
for 3 month's, wages, victuals, Sec. 1 579. 107—9.
3N 9* Nine
Digitized by
Gatalogus LibrofUrtt MS&
13*
Num.
9. Nine Letters touching Sea Mattel & Merchant
Affairs jointly. 137(0 141.
10 Two Letters to the Mayor & Bp. of London,
touching ProVifions for the Poor, and avoiding of idle
Perfons & Vagabonds. 1 5 1 *
11. Twenty*nirie Letters about Scotland, & Horde*
x Matters, &c. from 166 to 173. 181— 2. 424 to 437.
ia. Three Letters touching the Obfervation of fifli
Days, & avoiding the eating of Flefli in Lent, &c. 209.
13. Six Letters touching unlawful tranfportation of
leather, grain, & ordinance. 225 — 7*
T4. Twenty-four Letters touching controversies in
Law, & other quarrells, &c. in various parts of the
Kingdorti, viz. Lincoln, Colchefter, Rye, & in Wales,
&c. / 244 to 257.
15. Six Letters for aiding of ordinary judgements,
& procefs in Law. 272 — 4.
16. Two Letters touching the Diet of the Jufttces of
Affize, & the ordering their Seflions, &c. m 292.
1 7. Five Letters touching the examination of Murders,
tillage of the People, Cruelty of Landlords towards
Tenants, &c. 302—4.
18. Four Letters touching the Ele&ion of Mayors &
other Officers in Canterbury, 1 572. 312, &c.
19. Sixteen Letters touching Religion, &c. addrcffed
to the Arch.Bps. & feveral of tne Bps. & Mayor of Rye ?
&c. Sheriff, &c. in Diocefe of Chefter, to aid the Bp.
of Carlifle, &c. 328 to 335.
20. Thirty-two Letters touching Subfidies, Loans, &
Money Matters, in London & different Counties.
356 to 380.
sr. Four Letters touching Grants of concealed Lands
& Goods, forfeitures by Statutes to herMajefty. 392.
22. A Letter from Mr. Bafche to Secretary Walfmg-
ham with Articles of Advice, touching the Vi&ualling
in Ireland, &c. 396.
23. Advicesforthe good Government of Ireland. 397.
24. A Letter from her Majefty to Sr. Wm. Pelham,
1579, touching the Affairs of Ireland being negle&ed.
398.
25. Two Letters from her Majefty to the Earls of
Defmond, &c. and to the Barons & Knts. in Ireland,
about the Arrival of Thomas Stukeley there, 1 578.
405.
26. The Office of Ordinance in Ireland, 1578, with
a particular account of its contents & value, &c.
40710414.
27. The State of the Army & Garrifons in Ireland,
1578, with the Charges of the fame for one Month, &c.
414. b. to 417. b.
28. Copies of Robert Bingham's two Indentures for
furniture of Arms, &c. in Ireland 1577. 418.
29. A Note of Money paid for the Government of
Ireland, between Oft. 1572, & June 1578, as gathered
out of the Signet books of Sr. Thomas Smyth's time, &
Sr. Francis Walfingham. 419.
30. A Note of Debts paid in Ireland, out of the Ex-
chequer, between Feb. 1573, and laft of June & Sept.
157S. 420. b.
31. To Sir Edw. Filton to pay 100 1. for difcharge of
ordinary Charges in Ireland 1578. 421.
32. Two Letters from the Lords & herMajefty about
the £• of Defmond, &c. 42 1 — 2.
33. Several Letters from her Majefty to Sir Wm.
^rury L. Juftice of Ireland ; the King of Scotts in An-
L n- of his & the E. of Morton, 1579. 423, 4,5, 6, &c.
4* Memoirs of the Regent of Scotland, for Mr.
u ^ Killigrew 1573. Articles of Pacification. De-
JkJJ^'oa of the Regent & K" Counfell, at Holyrood-
houfe,^573j k etter$ touc hi n g the Low Countries, to her
Maiefties* ^mbafladors there, Lord Cobham, & Sir F.
* & to the Arch-Duke Mathias Governor
428.
Walfingham
thereof, &c>57 8 -
Num. 4943* 4^444
36. dopy of her Majefty's Letters to the Regent of
Scotland, 1573*
37. The L. Hunfdon's declaration touching border
Matters, 1579.
38. The Regent's Promife to Huntley, &c.^
39. The K. of Scot's Letter to the Queene f *
40. Here follows 20 Commiflions, touching the ap-
prenSfon of Pyrates &c. to treate with Ambaffadors
generally touching the bounds of Calis, &c. concluding
a Peace. Intercourfe of Merchandizes. Merchants iii
Spain, &c. Survey of the King's Caftles, Manors,' &c.
To call in the King's Debts. A marriage with the
King's Niece, &c. To Survey the Goods of Churches.
Accompts of Sir VaL Browne, & Sir Edw. Fitton, &c. Sr.
H. Sydney, &c. to grant Leafes of her Majefties Lands
in Ireland. Grants of the Offices of Marlhall of Ber-
wick, and Deputy of Ireland.
Commiflion touching Pyrates. The Lord Chan-
cellor to make forth Commiflions for reftraint of Corn,
&c. Her Majefties marriage with the Duke of Anjou..
from 494 to 513 — 14.
41. Two Letters to Sr. Amias Pawlett Atnbaffador in
in France, touching the Affairs there. 56a, &c.
4*. A Decree by the Lords touching the Town of
Yarmouth. 580.
43. Proclamations. 599 to 602.
44. Letters to herMajefty, from the great Turk &
his Baihaw, with her Anfwers. 608 — 9.
45. A Letter in Latin from her Majefty, to Frederick
Count Palatine of the Rhyne, in behalf of the Count of
Arcu, 1580. 626. b.
46. Orders agreed on between Sr. Francis Walfing-
ham Kt. Thomas Wilfon Efq. her Majefties Secretary, oc
Thomas Randolph Efq. Mafter of the Ports, for the con-
veyance of Letters to France, &c. Dated Whitehall,
1 579. 627. b.
4944.
Afolio feemingly part of a larger, by the oldpages, now of
68 leaves, (bound up with two other lefler ones relating
to Effex) entitled, " Arms & Pedegrees of Effex Fa.
milies." At the beginning is an Alphabetical Index,
which is followed by 5 pages of Arms & Crefts,
neatly tricked with a pen, &c.
1. Then follow divers large Pedigrees with Arms,
& Quarterings, &c. chiefly in Effex, but beginning with
Wefton of Staff & Effex.
2. Over the Pedigree of Sebright is the Copy of a
Charter 2 E. 1. " The original of which Copy remaineth
with Benjamin Coufton of Sebright's Hall, in the Parifli
of Much Badew C° Effex, Efq." 17.
3. Pedigree of Wm. Bruyn Knt. Chamberlain to K.
E. 1. who gave his Manor of Beckingham in Kent, the
Manor of Rownor & other Manors in Happfhire, &c.
23.
4. Arms & Inscriptions in South Okendon Church,
Effex, viz. of Ing. Bruin Kt. 1400.
Sr. Richard Saltonftall Knt. Lord Mayor of Lon-
don, 1 60 1, &c. 24. b.
5. In Dagenham Church. Richard Trefwell gent.
1509. Fitz-Lewes, Sr. Ralph Sheldon, 1522, Sr. Tho-
mas Urfwick Knt. & Recorder of London, Oliver Manf-
field, dated 1541, Sir Wm. Borantine& wife, 152 2, &c.
6. Arms in Orfelt, Tillingham, & Harwich Churches.
ibid.
7. In All Saints Church, Maiden. 2 5.
8. In Barking Church, divers Arms, &c. 1590. &c«
ibid.
9. In St. Gyle's & St. Peter's Churches, Colchefter,
Arms of Bedford, Rockwood, Willoughby, 1492 — 7,
1533, &c * Monument of Wm. Brown Efq. &c. 1 572.
7 25. b.
Digitized by
««. ja* wauwiE vnuitu, ais 01. iMcnoias, Arms, &c.
of Judge Sourhcote 1585. Hervey, Nevill, Brooke,
Sr. John Smyth Baron of the Exchequer, Kt. Alfo in
Chelmsford Church, & Chapel at Little Illford, Godfrey
Fanfhaw, &c. 1587.
12. Extracts from Domefday book, Liber Thetford,
Sigillum Hugonis de Eflexia, &c. 30. b
13. Copies & Extrads of Charten, Seals, &c. of
the family of Wefton, Watervill, Langham, Southcote,
Cotton of Panfieid, 32 H y 8. Cotton of Ridware Ham-
ftall, Manor of Gayton C° Stafford. 43 & c
14: Grants & Seals of J n de Sutton Kt of the Manor
of Hyde in Salwettefworthe Parifli, 3 E. 2. J n Goldington
Lord of Hunfdon, &c. Tho' G. Jofeline the Manor of
Hytehall, &c. Sabridgeworth C° Hertf. D° o H. 4, &c.
Wm, de Say, &c. Jy. b.
15. Arms, Monuments, & Infcriptions, mWillingalc
Church in Eflex, viz. Lady Katherine daughter of Sr.
Roger Beauchamp, H y Jofeline fon of Sr. Thomas, &c.
*S*7> 1436, &c. Alfo of Sackfield, Torrell of Torrell
Hall,Efq. 1582. Thomas Brewfter Efq. 161 3. Nicholas
Brocket, &c. 1597. . 2
16. D n inSapford Church Effex, viz. Drawings &c.
of Ralph Jocelin 1478. &c. John & Joan Jocelin 1470,
1 Ann Sifter of John Leventhorp 1444.
— - Thomas Chancey Vicar of D° 142 5.
John Son & Heir of John fon of Wm. Chancey
Knt. Baron of Skirpenbeck in Ebor* & Ann Leventhorp,
ux. ejus 1478, 9, &c.
D° of J n Leventhorp Efq. 1484, &c. with others
of that Family, &c. ^ ^
17. Extract from Wills of the Wefton Family,' Sec.
and Pedigree of Wefton of Wefton under Lizard, Staff.
Bofton in Lincoln* &c. " Out of the Evidences of Mr.
Thomas Cotton, late of Panfeld & Hampfted, C° Effex!
W 55,6.
18. Rough Sketches of Monuments of Robert White
Efq. with Copies of Deeds, &c. " Ex Evidenciis M r »
Thomas White, apud South Warnborne C° Southampton,
Arms and Pedigree." $3 9 & c#
19. "The Line of the family of the Greenes fince
the time of E. 3. coming out of Cheflure, gent, of
great Worfhip,& continuing in Effex, &c. 1589/' 67.
4945-
1. Extra&s from the Parliament Records of the ill
to 43 Q- P 2 - P- 1 t<> 45- And alfo ift K. James ift
p. 46 to 67.
2. Cafes concerning Elections of Knights & Burgeffes
of Parliament : collected by Mr. J. Gianvil, 2 1 Jac. pa.
68 to 102.
3. Proteftation of the Commons in Parliamt, a 0 1628.
102.
4. Extracts out of Mr. Bowyer's Reports, 1605, 6
& 7. principally of Parliamentary Affairs, he being then
a Member of Parliament. 105 & 207, to 281.
This folio Vol. is fairly written on paper, but the
Ink changed colour. At the beginning is a more
minute Table of Contents, & above itwntten, " Wei-
beck."
4946.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher, in quo continentur,
. J;. Notae breves, vel, (ut in Codice vocantur) glofula
m Virgihx iEneidas, au&ore incerto, qui Servium fape
at non femper, compilaverat. Defunt nota in libros
quatuor pnores, & incipiunt a quinto, cum fragmento
quarti perexiguo. 0 xy>
= a fcribd'exaaaV abnimpi^ STK^
medio commatc, et locus vacuus fcqultur.
, +. J»«&.«iaori8 opus de febulis poetarum, cui titu
Sfi? FabU1 * S * u ™> ^vi s ,Gigantum,&??S;
4947-
Codex membranaceus pulcher, in quo habentur*
■S. a«S ktotunooum libri 7 . pnmiflis tcftinio,
nus d eauQor e, ei operum CataJogo.
bitJr. * DC Dei ' qui hic Ubcr o^avus inferi-
* .' • D « oP^cio Dei, 1. 9, inferiptus.
4. Index locuples, alphabeticus. Auro et coloribus
pulchre ornantur initia librorum. „
494?-
Rcportsofthe King's Bench, 10, u, l2 > & I3 j a . L
4949-
C °o e ^^^ac* 5118 . pulcher, in quo habentur,
' S. HilamPid. epi contra Arianos, de Trinitate,
1 ? " xv.
contra omnes harefes, five de Synodis,
• contra Conftantium Auguftum, liber.
• ad Conftantium libellus.
ad eundem, libellus.
advcrlus Arrianum Auxentium, Mediola-
nenfera epifcopum, libellus* pnefixo ipfius Auxenui
libello.
495°-
M. Fabii Quintiliani, Inftitutionis oratoria, lib. 12. Co- .
dex* membranaceus, pulcher ; Francifcus de Mediolano
, fenpfit. Omittuntur voces Graca per totum opus.
xv.
495*-
1. Johannis de Abbatis villa, epifcopi Sabinenfis, Set-
mones Dominicales. * xv
a. Toldfana S. Stephani Ecclefia Privilegia. xn!
, 3* — Hymni per totum annum cum notisMufi-
cis, forma fingularis.
Codex membranaceus.
4952-
Martyrologium. dxfyaXo* alfotrfo*, xnu
Jacobo Januenfi antiquius. Liber beatae Maria fontis
frigiii, membranaceus.
4953-
Tranfcriptum iftius partis LibriCenfoaSs (tuIto Domef-
day) qua defcribit Comitatum Eboraceniem: cum
Indice. xm.
Codex chartaceus bend fcriptus et fervatus, con-
ftans folii8 92. (Vide 5167, 68 $6.
4954-
Codex chartaceus, non bend fcriptus, conftans fbliis 47.
cum hoc titulo. " Pladta Forefta de Shirewood e
divers Cart. terr. ibm (ab 8 E. 3, ad tempus H. 6.
tenta apud Notingham An 0 Regni Regis Edwardi 3^
poft
Digitized by
Catalogue Librorum-MSS.
19. b.
20. 22.
29.
Num. 4954* 4955-
deAldeburri., "JXckaFoielt*," Sc. Sinclndice,
SWr^Soco^, *c. Conune.
4 . Mansfield Wocdhoure,^ Worfop,&c. .6.
,o. Abba. d= Wellebeck, Prior Nov! locita Sh.r=-
"S R°S; d^&rioriffa J. Ca,i,, J*
« 3 / Priorat de Novo loco in Shirewood.
f EcS Beat* Marine Shelf ord, ice. 43-
.I'. Wcripta Cartarum Hen. Regis, pro Abbat de
R l°. r Welbock Abb. Wirfop Prior, &c. £
18. Lenton Prior, &c.
& Dr. Donne. ,
i" L rf 1offl^.f I heM«a m orph„fedGip.
3 * < . t he Man. From the Underwoods,
Celebration of Charis Art. ix. 3 4 *^-
leleb iauon o ^ ^ & Mind From hlg £u _
E P° d ": .Verfes to the Erla of Newcaftle. in-
ve ^ d | To the Rt.Hon. Will. Vifcount Manf-
field * —Part of theMafque entitled, "The
Villon of Delight," beginning, « Bright Night I obey
thee." Whalley vi. si. c ZZk ' f
It contains only one Scene, and the Speech of
rhamfie ' The Painter to the Poet, with the
41. b.
To a Lady. Vol. vi. 429. 42. b.
. Execration on Vulcan. 43-
it Now God preferve, as you well
46. b.
Lines by him, with two Epigrams.
47. b.
A Mafque, not in his Works that I
can find. . , if *
16. Part of another Mafque, apparently, with a Song
of the Moon, by the fame. 5 2 - b.
1? « To the Memory of that molt
honoured Ladie, Jane, eldeft daughter to Cuthbert Lord
Ogle ; and Counteffe of Shrewlbury " 54-.
18. Charles Cavendifli to his Pofterity, &c. an Epi-
taph. 3 54- b.
Num. 4955.
10. Epitaphs on Lady Katherine Ogle, by Ben J6rl»
fon, & Mr. Lukin, & Mr. Holme ; with an Elegy by the
latter,
20. Poems by Dr. Andrews, as infcribed in the Mar-
Pin. What Dr. Andrews it was, is not clear. A poem
at 87. feems to prove that his Name was Francis, con-
fequently it was not the Bithop, whofe Name was
Launcelot. The firft Poem is entitled, « The Univerfal
Sacrifice." ->7 -
This Poem iscurioufly formed on the Lord's Prayer,
which is fo contrived as to run down the middle, between
two other Columns. , „ .. r rc , v U r -i
a 1 . By Dr. Andrews, the Belief verfified with fimilar
quaintnel's of contrivance. 57- b -
H 22 " The Knot of Prayer & Grace,
and " Prayer &: Blefling". trtrr ,.. &
" ' -On the Bleffed Trinity. 58. b.
_ Gloria Patri verfified, as the Lord's
Praver was above. . > ' '
' . « Drolleries," being a Collection
of Epigrams, k other Ihort Poems. 59 :
g ° . a Journey to Sherewood Foreii, m
the Style of Barnaby's Journey, the Englifti part at lead.
Doggrel Verfes on Hardwick, War-
fopeV Welbecke, & Boffer. (i. e. Balfover.) 67. b.
8 ■ — "Thofe Verfes were fpoken before
theCounteffe of Lecefter, when Sir Garvas Clifton was
married to my Lady Penelope Rich, at Drayton Battet
Houfe." "
29.
Mrs. Ann Weft.'
30.
1 To the much honoured Beautie of
68. b.
A Letter in Verfe to Lady Cooke.
69.
3 r. More Epigrams, the firft of which is on the Prince
Charles courting the Infanta of Spain. 69. b.
72. Song on the Crofs. (at Cheapfide) _ 71. b.
in - Verfes on a Judge being made a
Sh " r ! To two Ladies, Joan & Marget.
3+ 73. b.
Dr. Andrewcs Elegy on a Child. 7 8<
Elegy. , 8o ;
Another on a Child, perhaps the
80. b.
10. —
Anfwer.
11. - —
12. —
1 3- —
deferve."
14. —
I 5*
35-
36.
37-
fame.
3»-
39
q. 1 • — ~r c>
veral to the D. of Newcaftle
4 2. . Letter to a Lady.
43
. An Enigma. * 1 '
Some quaint rhymes, of which tie
° y - • , u • o 'bid.
meaning is not obvious. % ,
4 o On the Incarnation. J 1 - u *
4l# Epigrams on various Subjects^
84. b.
Verfes on the Crow, the Fye^tbi
Raven, & the Finch. ^ g £
44. Epithalamium.
A Z On the Parliament.
% Epitaph on Vifcount Camdcn.^86.
A7. A Proclamation. T "
5. Letter in Verfe to a Lady Jane.
Dated London, Auguft 14
« Mtane time I do continue KM a
Your humble Servant, „
Franc. Andrilla.
' Whence it is fair to conclude that the writer's ^
was Francis Andrews.
The beeinning implies the fame. ,
49 . 1_ A Character upon a Monfieur 87. t>-
fo. Poems by Dr. Donne, *f^^g**
1, 2, 3, 4 The name is written almolt conitanu) ^
Margin, Dr. Doone. , rrrto Author,
51. Some Elegies by the fame Autfior,
namely xa, i 9 , 1, a, 3, 4, 5-.The he
ihen fellow two Elegies, not appearing
Digitized by
feibiiothecae Harteianak
Num. 4955—4957-
printed Colleftion, beginning, « Till I have Peace with
thee," and " By our firft ftrange & fatal interview."
99. b. & ioo.
Then follow, Elegy 7, 18. The Storme, the Calme,
Epiftte to Sir H. Wotton. The Crofle. Elegy, oh the
Lady Marckhame. To Sir Henry Goodyere. To the
Countefle of Bedford. 3. To Sir Ed. Herbert. The An-
nunciation. Good Friday. Songs, " Send home my long
ftrayed Ears," " Come live with mee," Hee is ftarke
madde." A Valedi&ion. Song, " Goe & catch a falling
Stai r.' * With many othe Poems, the chief part, if not
all, of which are printed in the collection of bonne s
Poems.
52. Poems by Dr. Andrewes again, & firft Speculum
Amoris in ten lines. J 45*
53. — < i Phillis inamorata. % ibid.
54. Abfentiac. 145 b;
^ Love's Nomenclator. 146. b.
56. Dirse 1 147 b. Dirae 2. 151. b.
57. A Satire on Women. 158.
5 8. " To the true lover of all good learn-
ing, and juft honour of his owne rancke, Wiliam Earle
6f Devonfhire." ^2. b.
59 . ^_ " To the Author,'' and " to the
Reader." l6 3'
60. Verfes on Poole's Hole, Derbyflure.
164;
61. " TheMufe to Chattefworth." ^ 172.
62. Verfes by Benjamin Jonfon -again. 173.
63. A Letter & Verfes by Sir Lucius Gary. 182.
64. Epiftle to his noble Father Mr. Jon-
fon. r lS 4.
6;. By Nich. Oldifworth, a Letter to Ben Jonfon.
185.
66. By R.Goodwin, Vindicix Jonfonianas. 1P6.
67. Mr. Aglionby, on Bolfover Caflle. ^ i83.
68. Dr. Andrewes, " In praematuram Vitam et mor-
tem Infantis Regis/' With a Tranflation. 189-
Upon the Prince's Birth. With a
Health to the Prince, in four lines. 1 89. b*
y 0 . . — upon the Prince. 190.
71. Ben Jonfon. A Song at Court. Followed by
other Poems, by the fame Author. # 1 9J-
y 2t The King's Entertainment at Wel-
beck,\66 3 . , f 94.
The King & Queen's Entertainment
atBoulfover, July 1634. ! 99-
74. Letters in Profe, to the Earl of Newcaltle, &c.
' 102. b.
7 e. Thomas Carye, (Carew) Epiftle to Ben Jonfon,
upon occafion of his Ode. With two other Poems, by
the fame Auihor.
76. Mr. Feltham to Ben Jonfon.
495 6 -
214.
216.
A CuftomHoufe Debenture Book for Wines, from 1671
to 1681.
A thin folio fairly written, but the firft leaf is
torn, and one in the middle.
+957.
Codex chartaceus, pulchre fcriptus,cum afmls, &c. benS
depidis ; conftans foliis 28, cumhoc titulo. 1.
" Genealogia NobilifTimae et Honoratiffimas familiae
Baroi urn de Berklay, necnon aliarum ornatilTimamm
familiarum, quae in eandemper nuptias haeredum f»mel-
larum faelicker coaluerunt, viz.
Mow! rariorum, Ducum Nortolaae, &c. (tol. 9.;
Bellocampiorum, Baronum de Bedford*
Breoforum, Baronum de Gower.
Segraviorum de Caloughden, Baronum. ■
Brothcrton, Comitis Ncrfolcijc, &Marefcalli Anghac.
Albeniorum & Fitzalanorum, cOtnit. Arundell.
Comitum Warrennae et Surriac.
Cat. Haul. Vol. III.
Num. 4957 — 4967.
Cariorum, Baronum de Hunfdon. (foh 15.)
Ex Archivis Regis, & incorruptac fidei monu-
mentis, diligenter delineata.
Quod ego Gulielmus Cimderi, Clarenceux Rex
Armofum, propria manus fubferiptione atteftor."
In fol. 2, J, 4. Sunt diverfe chartae et alia ; etiam
" Sigillum Thomae Berklie," fie defcriptum. "Haec
fuifle Arma Dni Thomae de Berklay fris Dili Roberti de
Berklay, conftat 6 figillo ejufdem affixo chartae qua
dedit virgatam terrae, &c. Radulpho de Willinthon hac
forma."
46 Extat apud Dnni Edwardum Coke militem Juf-
ticiorum capitalem coram Dno Rege." 3.
4958.
Bretfiariiini alicujus Monafterii, cutil notis mufids:
Codex membranaceus.
4959.
A Journal of the Treaty of Union between England &
Scotland, from Oftober 27, 1702, to February 3,
170*. Written on 47 folio pages. Paper.
4966, 6l, 6?y & 6j.
1. Fl. Jofephi, Antiquitatum Judaicarum, libri a o.
Lat : ne.
2# . Ihfidelium au&oritates, antiquitates Ju-
daeorum comprobantes, libri 3.
3. de Bello Judaico, libri 7. xv.
Codex rhembranaceus, fptendidus, Uteris quadratis
Romanis exaratus.
4964.
A large paper Book, ftrongly evincing the great diligence,
or rather theextenfive plans of labour of Mr. H Wan-
Icy. It is regularly prepared and marked throughout,
tor receiving illuftrations on every Chapter & Verfe,
in the Old & New Teftament : to which are prefixed
fpaces for the Lord's Prayer, fome of the Creeds,
&c.
The larger part of the Book however, is only pre-
pared, & has nothing written in it ; the pans that are
written, confift of Saxon paffae^es, from the Works of
iElfric, and others, fuppofed to be illuftrative of the
Texts to which they are referred.
4965-
Codex membranaceus pulcherrimus, in quo habentur,
Eufebii de Prceparatione Evangel ica libr 14. Latine
redditi per Gcorgium Trapezuntium. xv.
Summfl elegantia ornatur folium primum, ubi in-
cipit pracfatio Ceor.Trapezumii ad Nicolaum Quin-
tum Pont* Max. Subjungitur ad finein fequens colophon*
" Anno falutis humanae Mcccclxxxii hoc prsecla*
rum opus Florentise abfolutum eft, die autem Mercurii
et xxi Menfis Augufti, hora vero diei xvij. Laus, honor,
imperium, et gloria fit omnipotent! Jhefu Chrifto per
infmita fseculorum faccula Amen*" " Omnium rerum
viciffitudo eft*"
4966.
A thin folio, containing a ColledHon of Letters from Ri-
chard Jackfon, Mr. H.Wanley, LScotr* Bafil Kennet,
C. Complin, Ed. Thwaites, Ja. Aftry, &c. B" Cole,
Pcpys Turner, &c. to Mr. John Bagford.
4Q67.
[4967— Quarto.']
Codex membranaceus vetus, continens varia fragmenta
metrica et profaica. xiv.
ii Fragmentum oWcurum, vel potius memoranda
quaedam disiunQa.'
n 3O ^ Verfus
Digitized by
*34
t&talogus Librorum MsS,
Num. 4967- — 4969.
I. Verfus memoriales juridici, incipiences,
" Quicquid plantatur, feritur, vel inedificatur*
Omne fob cedit, radices hie tamen egre
Stat teftamentum, libertas cui data * * *
Si fint aequales qui producuutur Utrinqud
Bulla, litura, modus/'
3. Memoranda alia profaica.
4. Liber de Jure canonico, incipiens, " Prometheus id
Caucafi mentis cacumine religatm"
5. Inftitutionum Juftiniani libri 4. Argumenta horum
librorum numero 4 praemittuntur.
6. Liber precum, feu potius hymnorum facrornm>
ad finem enim fcriptum eft; " Liber ifte liber Ymnorum
dkitur. Ymnus eft laus dei cum cantico fattus," &c.
7. AvianiFabulac metrics, cum gloflis et interlineation-
ibus. Definunt ad fabulam 42, quae et ultima eft in Edd.
8. Poema de poenitentia, incipiens,
" Peeuiteat cito peccator, cum fit miferator
Judexj at funt haec quinque notanda tibi."
9. Grammatica metrica Nicolai cujufdam Cantabrigi-
enfis, lit colligitur ex ultimis verficulis.
" Ejufdem ftudio quern cantabrigia novit
Ore placentis ay liber hie finit Nicolay."
Adduntur alia manu, fed veteri, gloffae marginales.
10. De feptem artibus, Bernardi Silveftri Panteonis,
(ut eft in margine) Poema breve.
II. LibAr metricus myfteriorum Ecclefiae, incipiens.
"Angliaquo fulget, quo gaudet pnefule claro,
Londonie."
Cum gloflis marginalibu8.
12. Virgilii Bucolica ; cum notis ad priores novem
Eclogas.
13. A. Perfii Satirse, cum notis.
14. Verfus Grammatical in verba deponentia.
1 5. Liber metricus,
" A Phebo Phebe lumen capit, a fapiente
Infipiens fenfum."
16. Poema fcholafticum, cum notis prolixioribus.
" Cefpitat in faleris yppus."
17. Cento, ut videtur, verfuum ex auftoribus claf-
ficis, incipiens,
" Jamdudum temeraffe duces pia federa pads."
Ad finem, r
" tibi prima puer fundent cunabula flores
Mixtaque ridenti paffim cum baccare tellus,
M0U1 paulatim colocafia fundit acantho."
1 8. Regulae Grammatices metricae.
" Auguftus-// tv 9 Cefar vel menfis abito."
incipieM ina Lalinum de Synony™*, sequivocis, &c.
Ad mare ne videar latices deferre, Camino
Igniculum frondes vel denfis addere cavis" (fie)
Litens majonbus gothicis. V J
fJ™ Pot ?S' Ut J idetur > de praepofitiombus, a priore
4968.
CiIium 0c ^Saccrdotis.«Omni 8 utriufq; fexus.",.
3- Expofitio 1 2 articulorum Fidei.
4- Duodeeim articuH fidei diftrnfti. 7 \ '
Codex mtmbranaceus fatis pulcher.
I. de T^t A b S terii S '
The boot Med, . tatlons * the Love of God."
one hundred MeST* 31 ' T"" 611 leaves ' ^mptiGng
^ t he re d i8 ^x: ^^zr^J
7
Num. 4970— 497| ;
4970.
Codex membranaceus, Uteris gothicis, cum multis coh:
JadiombUs fcriptus, Continet Ariftotelis libros i 0 de
Hiftona animalium, 4 de partibus animalium, 5 de
Generatione animalium, Latin£ verfos. In xix libros
divifua eft codex, fine diftinctione titulorum. xiv>
4971-
Liber membrahaceus, contmens traftatus varios qui in
folio primo recenfentur, ut infra, cum hoc titulo ;
c< Liber monachorum Sanfti Eduni in quo fub-
fcripta continentur," XIV>
1. Modus pronunciandi di&iones in Gallicis. 1.
2. Modus numerandiin Gallicis. 1, (b) 2, 3*
3* qualiter clericus hofpicii fe habere debet in officio
fuo ' . 4-6;
4. Modus faciendi literas in Gallicis, et de tribus par-
tibus literae. 6—1 6.
5. Liters gallice fcriptae fecundum modum faciendi
lirer *s. ^ 1o . b.— 20.
6. Decllnatio verborum in gallicis. 20 24*
7. Modus qualiter clericus, five expenfor, expendet
pecuniam rlomini fui'. 24.
8. u Rotulus expenferum dni Radulphi ComirisStaf-
fordie, de omnibus bonis receptis, et expenfis fa£Hs, per
Johem Bromleye clericum hofpitii di&i Dni, a fefto Sci
Mich. Arcfti, anno regni regis Edwardi tertii poll An-
glie conqueftum vicefimo nono," &c. 25.
9. Modus faciendi Bill in Gallicis. *8.
10. Repulae cartarum in Gallicis. 32. b.
1 1. Modus vertendi denarios in folidos, et marcas in
libras. ^
1 z. Modus tenendi curiam. 37. b. deeft folium. 39.
^ 1^. Literae attornatus in Gallicis, cum forma condi-
cionis cujufdam obligationis.
14. Modus faciendi cartas, indenturas, obligaciones #
acquitancias. . 41—64.
1 £. Statuta facia apud Weftm. tempe Regis Ricardi
fecdi 65—96. Defunt autem folia 92, 93, 94, 95, et 96.
16. Ouce fequuntur, verfibus brevibus Gallicis com-
prthenfa, per figuras minores diftinguuntur.
1. Du ilecim articuli fidei. 97.
2. Oeccm mandara, 100. 3. Septem peccata mor-
talia, 107 b. 4. Septem Sacramenta, 119. 5. Paf-
fiones duo, i2j.b. 6. Virtutes confeflionis, 124.
7. Vita naturae, vita culpas, vita gratis, 130. 8. Sef-
fiones tabula rotunda:, 130. b. 9. Cap. de purificatione
beatae Virginis Mariae, 131.
4972-
A curious MS. on Vellum with many illumination!,
rude in defign, but profufely gilded. It contains a
Paraphrafe on the Book of Revelations ; in French :
written in two columns, on 47 leaves.
Something perhaps is wanting at the end. xir.
-4973-
Codex membranaceus, pulcher, continens libros decern
de Anthmetica geometricd. In folio addititio, manu
non recenti, fcribitur, « Anthmetica Jordani/' Defunt
nounulla ad finem, et folium ultiraum a compaftorc
inv^rfum eft. xi?.
49 74-
Codex metobranaceus.
1. M. Tullii Cic. OfEciorum Libri 3. Defunt i#
prima folk. % X v.
2. Phalaridis Epiftolarum folia 12. neque Integra*
neque fine hiatibus.
4975. Statutorum
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Sttttutorum antftjuorum Liber. SciL Summa plaritorum,
Carta Libertatis, Forefta, &c. &c. xiv#
Codex membranaceus.
4976.
VitaEdwardi Regis & Confefforis : per Adelredum Ab-
batera. xxv.
Codex pulcher mcmbranaceus j in eodem tomo
compafhis cum numero 1117.
4P77-
Erefii Liber de Medicamentis, irixm®** xi.
Codex membranaceus, venerabilis* fcriptura varia;
407 8 -
1. Obituarii fragment um. x.
fc. S. Auguftini Sermo de lapfu Monachi & Vidua.
3. Bedae Prelbyteri, Hiftoriae Ecclefiafticae gentis
Anglor. Libri 5 Cum Epilogis, &c.
Codex membranaceus.
4979-
A barbarous and fabulous hiftory of Alexander the
Great, in old French, with very rude illuminations.
On vellum. It has no reference to Quintus Curtius,
tohofe original was not discovered when it was written.
xiv;
4980*
Codex membranaceus venerabi is, in quo contmentur ;
1. Annotationes in A&uls Apoftolorum e Sfo Auguf-
tino excerptae. x.
2. " Liber maniialis, editus k Domino Alcuino, ex
Libris SS Auguftini de Trinkate ; dire&us ad Karoliim
Regem i. e. imperatorem. Libri trest
3. Litania et confeflio Add.
4. Albini Refponfiones ad interrogationes Filii Fre-
degifi, de San&a 1 rinitate.
5. Ejufdem Albini ad Eulabam Virginem Epiftola.
6. Verfus Latini, incipientes,
" Qui mare, qui terrain, qui coe^um condidit altum,
Qui regit imperio cunfta creata fuo."
Cum fragmentis paucis.
Codex antiquus certe, fed ultra faeculum decimum
vix rejiciendus
4981 .
Prophetae minores, cum S. Hieronymi Comriientario.
Codex membranaceus " Liber Sanftae Mariae Vallis-
dorae." xin.
4982.
Conftantini Afri, Medici, Libri 10. Latini. xiv.
Codex membranaceus. In primo folio Wanleius
fcripfit, " Bought by my Lord of Mr. Noel, A.D. 1 7 1 6»"
In nne mancus.
49 8 3-
Nicholai Praftica Medicinal xin.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher*
498*4,
8. Martini Vita & Miracula : per Sulpicium Severum, &
Gregorium Turonenfem. xxil.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher*
4985-
Libri Tobise, Judith, Ruth, & Sapientiae gloffari. Liber
membranaceus. Ex Bibliotheca N* T. Foucault, co-
mitis Confiftoilani* xin.
Num. 4986 — 4996.
4986.
Codex membranaceus, cum piduris plaritarum et &ni«
malium fatis rudibus: Continentur, x.
t: Antonii Mufae, tit fertur, Epiftola ad M. Agrip-
pam : cum medicamentis cjuibufdam.
2. Liber Apiileii Platomci, de medicamlhibus, cUnt
figuris piQis.
3. Epiftola Anthimii, ad ITieodoricutn Francorum
regem, de obfervatione ciborum.
In folio primo, " Liber Chronradi Peutinger." Co-
dex in eodem tomo compa&us cum numero 5294.
4987-
Codex membranaceus, uno tenore fcriptiis, in quo
habentur, xv.
1. Epiftola de miraeulis nonnullis.
2. Vifio militig cujiifdam Hybernienfis (fie) de ftatu
mortuorum. 5.
3. De modo meditandi feipfumque regendi. 16. b.
4. " Medirationes head Bernardi." 20. b«
5. €t Formula virtut'um, cum collone de can'tate."
29.
6. Regula beati Auguftini. 40. b.
7. Auguftini fumma de Oratfonc. 58.
8. Soliloquiunl Hugonis de Sco Vi&ore, de arrha
anime. 61. b.
9. Ammoniciones, (e. i. admonitiones) S£fi Bafilii
Epifcopi. 70.
10. %t Meditatio Anfelmi de paffione." 85. b.
ti. "Vita, et modus Vivendi, qualiter rdigiofus fc
debeat habere coram Deo et hor ^ibus." 87. b#
1 2. Summa Magiftri Roberu Groftefte. 90. b.
13. Traftatus de conteniptu Mundi, &c. 98. b»
14. Meditatio beati Anielmi. 1 13. b.
15. " Haec eft ars p.rutilis et compendiofa timendi et
diligendi Deum, et fandtae meditati >nis, in quatuor
maniblis fcquendbus defcripta ,# Manus hint accurate
depidac, et regulae fuper palmas et digiros fcripta.
16. " LibelluN de leptem artibus philpfophise cceleftis,
deftinatusad quendam prae timore moras feculari phild*
fopbise renunciantem." 128. b.
17. Arilbirofius de Virginitatei aTiAiV<rof4 141. b»
498^
Reports in the Court of Queen's Bench, from 2 1 to 34
£liz. Written on Faper* not very fairly, 100 leaves.
1
4989-
A paper book, very fairly written, on 28 Pages, with
the following title,
" A Journall of the Seige and tab*ng of Buda, by
the Imperiall Army, under the Conduft of the Duke of
Lorraine, and his Elettorall Highneffe the Duke of
Bavaria : By Mr. Jacob ftichard% one of his Ma ,,e * fen*
gineers, wh« was appointed by the Right honble the
Lord Dartmouth, Mafter General of his M fi Ortinance,
&c. to ferve in the faid Army, in order to his Improve*
mem for his Ma tic " future Service*" 1686.
With a large plan of the town and befieging
armies, carefully, & rather elegantly drawn. xvn.
499O.
A paper book fairly written, with this general title,
" Trafts of divers Natures; Vidci.Indicem fo. vi."
On the firft board is written, " H. Poule." Under
which, ifx Mr. J; Baker's hand, is this. "The fame, I
fuppofe, tliat was Speaker in the Convention. ^ His hand
in known by the Members of the Convention."
It contains 181 written leaves,
i* An Oration of Lord Hales in Commendation of
the Laws of England. , »
a. An
Catalogus Librorufti MSS.
Num. 4990—499 2
2. An Oration. to the King, by the fame. 2. b.
3. Another Oration in Commendation of the Laws,
fey a perfon unknown.
4. A Relation of the Death of Walt. E. of Effex,
1576. With the Song that he funge, &c. 50.
5. The Iflue of Robert Waterhoufe of Chibdem 58.
6. Caufes d'enforcer l'aiithoritd del comon ley d'An-
gleterre. 64,
7. The Decree in the Starr Chamber, 2 5 Eliz. con-
cerning Edwyn Sandys A. B. of York, defamed for In-
continency. 87.
8. Readings of Amb. Gilbert of Lincoln's Inn, upon
the Statute of Wills, 34 & 35 H. 8. 95.
9. Inftru&ions to the E. of Shrewfbury when Ld.
Prefident of the North. 131;
id. Instructions to the £. of Huntingdon, in the
fame Office. 138.
1 1. Oath of a Counfellor there. 151.
1 2. Fees of Counfel there. 151. b.
13. A Reading upon Magna Charta. 164.
14. A Decree of the Starr Chamber, 32 Eliz. againft
Sir Tho. Fairfax, &c. for a Riot, " 179. b.
499*.
A Colle&ion of Arguments in feveral Cafes of Herald;y :
by W m Ryley, Lancafter Herald, 1 646. A moderate
fized folio of paper, badly written, in Latin, & bound
up with 1 30 1, and 5877.
4992.
Aurelii Prudentii Opera, eleganter fcrlpta, in membrand,
fed cum hiatibus et tranfpofitionibus nonnullis plan£
* miris. fcin.
1. PraefatioAurelii Prudentii. 1.
2. Cathemerinon, ut vulgd inferibitur, Hymni decern .
priores; Scilicet, 1. Ad Galli cantum. 2 Matutinus.
3. Ante cibum, 4. Poft: cibum. 5. Ad incenfum
lucernae. 6 Ante fomnum 7. Jejunantium. 8 Poft
Jejunium. 9. Omnis Horse. 10. Circa exfequias.
i.b.
3. Liber Periftephatfon, fine Prsefatione, et continens
Hymnos, 1. In Emethrium, (fiveEmeterium) et Chele-
donium. 2. In Vii\centium. 3. In 8 Kal. Jan. 4. Epipha-
niee (vulgo cum precedents, Cathemerinis adferiptum)
Sed ad finem Hymni pofterioris fcriba, certe indo&us,
pofiit, <f Finit Cathemerinon Prudentii dementis/*
quamvis Perillephanon fupr& dixiffet. 14.
4. Apotheofis, praemiflb Hymno de Trinitate, qui
vulgo dicitur prafatio, fol. 21. ufque ad verfum 694,
" Ante tenebrofam proprii medicamen & oris"
fol 3:. b. ubi abruptc tranfitur ad verfum $28 Hamarti-
geniae.
" Mihere dimiffus fubje&os fi vetit artds." ttfque
ad finem ejufdem ; ubi fcriba indo&us pofuit, " Finit
a martigenia lib. 2."
5. Hie, fine titulo proprio, refumitur filum poematum
quae ad Periftephanon referri folent. fol. 40. Scil. 1. de
San&o Romano martyre. *. de Sanfto Laurentio.
3. In EuIaliam. 4. in xvnrmai tyres. 5. In Fru&uo-
fum. 6. In Quirinum. 7. In Baptiflerum Calagurri-
tanum. 8. In Cafliauum. 9. In Hippolytum. 10. In
Apoflolos Petrum et Paulum. 11. In Cyprianum.
12. In Agnetem.
6. Poema contra Symmachum. fol. 69. b. ufque ad
verfum 547. J .79. b.
Turn tranfit ad Hamartigeniam ver. 32. unde pro-
cedit ad ver. 527. (fol. 87. b.) ubi refumitur Apotheofis,
^verfu 695. qui tamen fie refingitur, ab interpolator
recentiore, ut cum praecedente conne&atur.
. " Plafmatore datus ; quern primum finxerat Adae."
Procedit deinde ad finem Apothefeos. 94.
7. Incipit Hamartigenia. ibid, ubi fcriba imperitu*
likrum fecundum falfo adferipfit. Procedit ad verfum 31.
95. b.
Niim 4992—4994.*
8; Refumitur in Symmachum lib. 1. (ibid.) k verfd
548, ubi abruptum fuerat poematis filum, in fol. 79. b.
Procedit deinde ad finem librorum contra Symmachum.
Libfer fecund'us iritipitih fol. 97.
9. Liber mifcellaneus Prudentii, quiDiptychon ap-
pellari folet. 117.
to; Praefauo in Librum fceriftephan6n, fic inferipta.
120.
" Incipit, de opufciilis fiiis immolat patri deo."
11. Pfychdmachia, cum praefatione. Diflinguitur hoc
poema in capita minutiora, cum argumentis rubrics piftis
ad fingula. 1 20. b.
Ad finem, " P Mirallii Galaefii." Quanquam per-
veffo ordine legtmtur nonnulla, ut notavimus, dignu$
tamen videtur hie codex qui confulatur ; praefertitfi fi
feculo decimo tertio afcribi debeat, ut au&oritate prions
Catalogi notavimus.
4993-
Formula Literaium, Cartarum, Obligationum, &c<
partim in membran&, partim in charts fcripta*. xv.
4994-
Codex chartaceus, in eodem volumine compa&us cum
num. 43L continens tranferipta. Literarum Impera-
torurn, Regum,&c. ut fequilntur.
1. Dux Gheldriae Frederico Imperatori, 1492. 3.
2. Maximilianus Imp. ad Status Flandriae, 1488.
4. b.
3. Refponfio ad Max. per Philalethen. 7.
4. : Mafcimiliani ad fupplicationem Oratons
Veneti. 14.
5. Quamobrem Angli franciae regnum ad fe pettinere
confirment. ibid.
6. Familiarum Lancaftriae et Eboracenfis de regno
Angliae contentiones. 1 4. b.
7. Senatufconfultum Curiae Franciae, five Areftum
adverfus abufus Annatarum, et aliarum ufurpationum
Papx. ^ j 5,
8. Prcntmciatio eleftionis Caroli Archiducis Auftriae
in Regem Romanorum. ig.
9. Fcrdinandi Romanorum, Hungariae, et Boheniiae,
Regis Kdickum. Ad inferiorum provinciarum Aufiria-
carum,et Co Goritiae principalis fubditos. 1554. 14 Aug.
19. b.
10. Ferdinandus Romanorum H. et B. Rex, &c ? .
Friderico Nauftae coadjutori Eccl. Viennenfis. 1540^
17 Apr. ao. b.
1 1 . Carolus Caefar, illuflri J. Frid. Duci Sax. et aliis
principibus in Ca. Religionis conjundbis, 1537. 7 Julii.
Sleid. fol. 136. ibid.
12. Carolus Csefar, Clero Colemenfi, 1543. 8 Aug.
et iterum 1543. 2 i Oftob. Skid. 21. b.
1 3. Edwardus 6. Angl. Fr. etHib. Rex, &e. et ecclefiac
Angh &c. fupremum Caput.
14. Literae pacificationis publicae, ab AlbertoCardinali,
1 532. 14 Julii. Sleid. fol. 106. 22.
15. Cautio Caefarea pacis publics. 1532. 2 Aug.
Sleid. fol. 106. 24.
16. Literae. I. Frid. ducis Saxoniae, et flatuum imperii,
ad imperatorem, 1636. 9Septemb. Sleid. fol. 137.
24. b.
17. Salvus conduftus datus Joanni Hus, 141 4. 18 OQt.
25. b.
18. Carolus 5. Rom. Imp. Semp. Aug. &c. Clementi
papae 7 0 1526. 28 Sept. 26.
19. Legatorum X mi Regis Epiftolae, ad univerfos facri
Imp. ordines Spirae conventum agentcs 1 544. 26. b.
20. Legatorum Chrift 1 Regis fcripta ad univerfos facri
imperii ordines Spirae conventum agentes. 2S.
21. Chriftianiffimi Regis ad Imp. ordines Epiftola,
calumniarum in eum diflcminatarum refutatoria, 1 53 4.
12 Feb. Sleid. fol. 117. 37.
22. Chrhti*
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42 . Clyiftianiflimi Regis, de ratione concilii gene-
fralis indicendi Epiftola, ad eofdem, 1534- 25 Feb.
41. b.
23. ■ ad Imp. ordines Eflingae conventum ha-
bentes, de ratione conftituendae inter Chriftianos omhes.
concordiae, 1 53 5, ^ 1 o Sept. 42. b.
24. Legati Kegii Oratio ad Imp. ordines, Smalcaldiae
ngentes, 1535, »9 Decembr. Sleid. fol. 120. 43. b.
25. Chnlt mi Regis ad Imp. ordines, de indicendo
conventu, deque fibi oblatis per Solimanum Turcarum
Regem pads conditionibus, Epiftola. 1536, 22 Januarii.
49.
26. Caroli 5 1 Imp 1 in Galliarum Regem oratio Romae
coram Pontifice habita. 1536, 17 April. Sleid. fol. 133.
5*-
27. Chrift mi Regis ad earn Orationem refponfio.
1536, 11 Maii. Sleid. 134. 55.
28. Ejufdem ad ordines S.R.I. Liters. 1536, 30 Maii.
29. Ad eofdem Literae fereniflimorum ejufdem Regis
liberorum. 1536, Cal.Jun. 63.6.
30. Literae a legato ejufdem Regis et liberorum ejus, ad
principes Ele&ores et alios S.R.I. 1536, Jul. 64.
31. Gulielmi Bellaii Apologetica pro Rege Epiftola.
1536, Julii. 67.
"32. Chrift 1 " 1 Regis ad EleStores Imp. Epiftola, qua
conventum ad difceptandam de Mediolano controverfiam,
et fe adverfus malevolorum calumnias purgandum indici
poftulat. 1536, Decemb. Sleid. fol. 137. 88.
33. Expoftulatoria ejufdem Regis Epiftola, ad Cardi-
nalem Moguntinum, de violato tabulario, item ad dif-
ceptandam de Mediolano controverfiam. 1536, Januarii.
90.
34. Ejufdem ad Saxoniae ducem, et Philippum Heffiae
Landgravium Epiftola. 1537, 10 Kal. Jun. Sleid. f. 150.
95.
35. Apologetica Epiftola de fententia Chriftianiffi ml
Regis, ad ampliflimos S.R.I, ordines, 15371 7 Maii.
Sleid. f. 150. 97. b.
36. Chrift 1 Regis ad Principes, &c. Wormatiae con-
ventum habentes Epiftola, qui Senatum de Mediolenfi
controverfia fibi dari poftulat, et alia quaedam fuper So-
limani expeditione fignificat. i537 ? Prid. Kal. Aug.
121.
37. Capitula foederis initi inter fummum Pontificem,
Caefareamque M m , et Venetos, contra Turcas, 1538.
8 Feb. 1 24.
38. Concordatum et Conftitutio inter Carolum S.R.
Imp. et S.R. Imperii principes, et flatus, de Burgundiac
regionis in impenfas imp, contributione. 1548, 26 Jun.
126. b.
39. Sententia Mortis lata in Joh. Fridericum ducem
Saxonia;. 1547, 7 Maii. Sleid. 271. 131.
40. Leges et conditiones mitigatae et commutatas Sen-
tential mortis in J. Fr. ducem Saxoniae. 1 547, 16 Maii.
Sleid. 271. 132.
41. Carolus S.R.I. &c. Senatui popuioque Wirtem-
burgenfi. 1546, Oft. 14. Sleid. 261. 133. b.
42. Literae quibus J. Fridericum D. Saxoniae, et
Philippum Langravium Heffi Imperator profcribit. 1 546,
20 Julii. Sleid. 246. 137.
43. Deoccafione Belli Hungarici. 143.
44. Ferdinandi Regis in Johannem Vaivodam Oratio,
habita in comitiis Imperii. 143. b.
45. Belli a Leone X. Pont. Max. Francis indicti occafio.
144.
46. Raphael Venetus Leoni X. Pont. Max. 1446.
47. Ludovica, Ordinibus et Statibus Regni Franciae,
1525. ibid.
48. Carolo Filio Caefari. *555,( l S25)
3 Martii. 145.
49. Carolus Caefar Ludovicae matri, 1525. ibid.
50. Teftimonium Ca:fareae voluntatis datum Epifc°
Atrebatenfi, et exhibitumin Concilio Tridcntino. 1542,
18 Ockob. 145. b.
Cat.Harl. Vol. Ill,
Num. 4994.
51. Appellatio Univ. Pariiienfis a Leone X. Pont.Ma*;
1517, 27 Martii; Sleid. 7; 146.
52. Pontificis Max. Literae Henrico Regi Angliae et
Reginae Hifpaniarum. 1503, 26 Decemb. Sleid. 111.
152. b.
53. Declaratio Papae Clementis 7. 1534? 23 Martii.
Sleid. 110. 154.
54. Bulla Clementis 7, doncefTa Henrico 8. de fe-
cundis nuptiis cohtrahendis, conftantc nullitate prima*
rum. 1 55.
55. Chrift™ Regis ad Ele&ores et Imperii Status,
apud Spiram congregates Epiftola. 1526, 6 O&ob.
Sleid. 72. 156.
56. Apologia Madricianae Conventions diffuaforia*
1526. Sleid. 70. 158.
57. Epiftola Caroli Caef. ad S.R.I, ele&ores, et caeteros
Germanise Principes. 1526, 9 Novemb. Sleid. 7$.
58. Foedus inter Henricum II. et Edwardum VI.
166.
59* Paul us 3. Pont. Max. Carolo V. Imp. 172. b.
60. Statibus Ecclefiafticis in Con-
ventu Auguftano. 1548, 1 Januarii. 182.
61. Bulla, cecumenici Concilii Tri-
denti celebrandi. 1542, Kal. Junii. 188.
62. filiis Lucae, Antonio, et aliis
Librorum Impreflbribus. 1536, 3 Julii. 193. b.
63. Confilium admodum paternum Pauli 3. datum
Imp. Carolo 5. &c. pro Lutheranis. 1 94. b.
64. Paulus 3. Thomae CartipegioEp 0 Feltrenfi. 1540*
1 O&obr. 199. b.
65. Oratio Epifcopi Feltrenfis habita Wormatiae. 1 540,
8 Decemb. 200.
66. Refponfio in conceffu utriufque partis data.
201.
67. Paulus 3 Friderico Naufeae, Sacrae Theologiae
profeffori. 1540, 14 Maii. ibid.
68. Fr. Naufeae, Ep. Viennenfi. 1543,
16 Feb. 201. b.
69. Otho Truchfes Ep° Viennenfi. 1543, 18 Aprilis.
202.
70. Pauli 3 Bulla declaratoria fufpenlionis Confilii,
1543. Pr. Non. Jul. 203.
71. Adrianus Papa VI. Germaniae principibus in
Dieta Norimbergenfi. 1522, 25 Novemb. 206. b.
72. Inftru&io proD nC Francifco Cheregatode quibuf-
dam Germanise principibus et Civitatum Oratoribus.
209. b.
73. Refponfio principum, et S.R.I, ordinum, ponti-
ficis Legato reddita. 2 1 3. b.
74. Replicatio Pontificii Oratoris. 217. b.
75. Adrianus Papa Friderico Principi et Ele&ori,
l 5 22 > 5 Odtob. 22i.
76. Paulus 3 Carolo 5 Imp. 1542. Aug. 26. 228.
77. Confilium de emendata ecclefia Paulo 3 ipfo ju*
bente confcriptum. . 229.
78. Confilium de ratione ftabiliendae et augendae Ro-
manae Ecclefiae a Paulo 3. 234. b.
79. Pauli 3 Bulla. 240. b.
80. Francifcus Quignonus Paulo 3. Pont, Max.
242.
81. Paulus 3 Fr. Naufeae. Ep. Vienn. 246. b.
82. eidem. 247.
83. Inftru&io data Inquifitoribus. 1550, ult. Maii.
Sleid. 3 1 8
84. Re&or et Univerfitas Lovanienfis.
Martii.
85. Bulla Julii 3. reduftionis Concilii ad Calcndas
Maii. 1550, i8Cal. Dec. Sleid. 322. 256.
86. alia, indi&ionis Concilii et quibus Legibus
247. b.
1 550, 26
252. b.
celebrabitur. 1550. Id. Nov.
87. Julii 3 Bulb, 1552. 12 Kal. Jul.
88. alia, 1553. 14 Cal. Nuv.
89. alia, if 54. 9 Cal. Jan.
90. Pauli 4 Bulla. 1555. 8 Id. Mart.
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*57-
202.
262. b.
263. b.
264. b.
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Romanis fcriptus. Deeft initium, ufque ad Caput vi.
Num. 79, Ubri I. fecundum Editionem Gefnerianam.
In margine folii ultimi, " pro die 5 Julii 1470." xv.
4996.
Codex membranaceus, cum pi&uris fatis rudibus.
Poema rhythmicum Latinum, de Hiftoria Veteris et
Novi Teftamenti. In fragmento Epiftolas, ad Dominum
Harley ftiperfcriptae, habetur hoc de Codice ipfo teftimo-
nium.
"'This book is faid to have been found in taking
down the Weft Gate of Whitehall, between the Wain£
cott and the Wall, and was given by Mr .Thomas Robe,
Sept. 1726." Codex forte faeculo 14 0 antiquior, cui
tamen, priorem Catalogum fequentes, adlcripfimus.
XIV.
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S. Chryfoftomi Homiliae in Matthaeum 57, diftae " de
Opere impei-fedo" Latine. Codex membranaceus.
xiv.
4993.
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ing 109 written leaves. The laft 30 placed by mif.
take at the beginning.
4999.
Statutes from the 1 Ed. 3. to the 18 H. 6.
A Paper Book, of 227 written leaves, unfinHhed.
5OOO.
P. Terentii Comcedise Sex, cum Scholiis. Scriptae fine
diftin&ione Verfuum. Praemitdtur hoc Epitaphium
Terentii, quod et in vet. Cod. Parifu's exftare dicitur.
" Natus in excelfis te&is Carthaginis altae
Romanis ducibus bellica praeda fui.
Defcripfi mores hominum, juvenumque fenumque,
Qualiter et Servl decipiant dominos.
Quid meritrex, quid leno dolis confinguat avarus
Haec quicunque legit, fic puto cautus erit." '
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quem faeculo 1 f ad minimum adferibere vellem. Cata-
logus prior Saeculo 15, afcribit.
5001.
" Ah Accompt of the Wardrobe, or Houfehold of Ed-
ward Prince of Wales (after K. Ed. a. in the 35th or
laft year of his Father." This is a fmall folio, having
the above title written at the beginning, by a modern
hand, but the contents of the Vol. are in Latin, & ex-
hibit curious particulars of the Houfehold expences &
prices of things at the time.
5002.
Liber Exodi, gloflatus.
Codex membranaceus, venerabilis.
xin.
5°°3«
S. Hieronymi et aliorum Epiftolae, cum aliis operibus,
quae infra notantur. X v.
Codex membranaceus, elegans, fcriptura optima
et aquabili, in duabus columnis. Folia funt 3X9, prater
rltam et tabulam contentorum, quae xi. occupant.
1. " Eufebii Hieronymi, viri illluftriffimi Rumanae ec-
clcfjae prefbyteri, Cardinalis digniflimi, ac doctoris«ximii
vita incipit, quam Marcus Michael, prefbiter Cortonenfis
Num. 5003-^5006.
profeqiiens ftilo breviore compegit, quibufdam additis
et permutaus yftoriae veritate fervata." Eleganter depio
tus eft lpfe Hieronymus, in prima litera.
2. Tituli Librorum.
3. Epiftolae tres Damafi papas et Hieronymi. r .
4- Origines fuperCantica, Ladne per S. Hieronymum;
5. Epiftolae Hieronymi et aliorum. 4 \^[
6. Liber Hieronymi ad Pamachium de optimo eenere
interpretandi. ° g
7. EpiftolaEpiphanii ad Chryfoftomum, 60
8. Aliae Epiftolae. - '
9. Definitio fidei Symbolique Niceni Concilii.
10. Iterum Epiftolae. ^' 04
1 1. Liber S Hieronymi, deMariae Virginitate perpetua.
Contra Helvidium. 101. b.
i 2 « Contra Jovinianum. i U [
*3- de Virginitate Servanda, ad Euftochium,
1 4. S. Hieronymi adverfus Vigilantium. 1 6 S
15. Epiftolae iterum variae. \^
. l6 ' ?• Hi^nymi Confolado ad Paulam, de dormu
tione Blefyllae. ioj.b
17. Epiftolae S. Hieronymi. 106 b
18. Ejufdem, adSilvinam, Confolatio. 209!
19. Ad Aggeruchiam, de monogamia. 212*
2c. Quaeftiones, S. Ebichae. ** 2| -*
2 1 . Epiftolae variae. 2 *'
22. Epitaphium, de morte Neporiani prefbyteri, ad
Ehodorum Epifc. Aquilegienfem. 264. b
23. Epiftola Hieronymi. 268. b.
24. Hieronymi quaeftiones ad Algafium. 111 V
25. Iterum Epiftolae. 7 ^g '
26. Ejufdem de Vftaet dormidone Paula:. 208 h
27. Epiftolae S. Hieronymi. ?:'*'
28. Praefetio et Epiftolae Rufini, de Origenis p£i-
archon, quem in Latinum tranftulit, cum refponficne
&. Hieronymi. r b
29. ^ Hieronymus ad Rufinum, de Converfione et Vi'ta
j • 3 2 9- b.
ad Evagrmm : cum aliis Epiftolis.
31. Rufinus ad Ampronianum, contra Hieronymum.
32. Ad Virginem in Exilium miflam, Confolatoria. 5 *
33. Libri Apologetic! S. Hieronymi contra Rufia i,
ad Pamachium et Marcellam. " U? b
34. Hieronymi Epiftola de honorandis parentibus. '
35; De quadraginta duabus manfionibus fihorum
Ifraehs. fi .
36. Epiftola Hieronymi. ^5-j>-
Paflim relinquuntur hiatus pro citationibus Graecis.
5004
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur
1. Ariftotelis Ethicorum Libri 10. latine. ' xiv.
2 » — Politicorum Lib. 7.
3* Rhetoricorum Libri 3.
4- Oeconomicorum Libri 2. "
5. — magnorum Moralium Libri 2.
Bonofi.
30
5CO5.
S. Cypriani Carth. ep. 'Opera.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher.
xv.
5006.
Codex membranaceus, in quo habetur pars Tragoedia-
rum, et Epiftolarum Senecae. xv.'
1 . Senecae Tragcedia fcxta, ut hie numerantur, Trbas ;
a verfu 413. in Actu tertio, " Peliacus axis pondere
Heftoreo tremens."
1 2. Septima
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3. Odtava, fcil. Agamemnon;
4. Nona, five O&avia.
5. Decima, five Hercules OetseuSi
6. Senecae Epiftolarum Hbri 2. praemiflis Epiftolis
fpuriis inter Senecam et Paulum Apoftolum. Ad finem
paginae fecundae fcriba ah, " In hoc codice Ludi Annei
Senecae literamm moralium ad Lucillum libri, numero 2."
Epiftolae funt multae, fed non congruentes ordine cum
Editis. 6
7. Fragmentum prioris partis ejufdem Codicis ; con-
tinens finem Tragoediae primac, fciiicet Herculis Furentis,
cum initio Secundae quae eft Thyeftes.
. S °° 7 '
A fmall folio written on Paper, containing,
1. The Arguments of the Commoners to inforce
their Complaint of Grievances againft the D. of
Buckingham, 1626. This part occupies mod of the
Volume.
2. Minutes of the Parliament at Oxford, 1625. in
12 large folded Pages, but bound up irregularly, begin*
ning with p. 6.
3. Parliament 1626. The Report of the Committee
ef the Houfe of Commons for a general faft, on account
of paft and prefent Evils, &c.
4* The Attorney General's letter to the Judges of the
feveral Circuits* to direfl their proceedings againft Re-
. cufants, 7 March 1625. figned Robt. Heath, Inner
Temple.
5. Another letter from the fame, ift March * to the
Juftices of the Peace of the feveral Counties, againft
women Recufants, having hufbands not fo.
5008 & 9.
Copies of Letters to & from the Privy Council, from
the Year 1550 to 1556. Chiefly from France &
Italy, & relating to State affairs there, &c. but with*
out the writers names. Two folio Vols, copied by
an indifferent hand, but in good prefervation*
A thin folio, well written on paper & prefcrved, con*
taining,
1. 4C An Abftract of the Money remaining in the Ex-
chequer, 5 Nov. 1688: & paid into the fame, from
the faid 5 Novr. to the 30 of June 1690 ; together with
all the payments made from thence in the faid time. Ex-
tracted from an original Book delivered to the Parlia*
ment by the Lords of the Treafury." fol. 1. to 18. befides
the above Title Page.
2. An Eftablifhment of the yearly charge of their
Majefties Diet & Houfliold, to commence the 1 of Apr.
1^89. 1 to 20.
At the beginning is a handfome title Page ; & f.
2. b. the particulars of their Majefties Dinner, Supper,
&c. And f. 20 — 22. are " Ordinances to be obferved
for the regulating & well-governing the Houfe, &c
5OII.
A Collection of Papers about draining of Fens in
feveral Counties of England, by Sir W" Dugdale,
&c,
50I2.
Placita 13, 18 Edw. 2 : 4, 5, 7, 11, 14, i$ f &
16 Ed. 3. Codex membranaceus vetus, ex variis
codicibus compa&us. xv.
A Survey of the Crown Lands in Gloucefterftiire ; &
of fome in Derbyfhire, Wurcefterfhire, Hereford-
Num. 5613 — 5019.
fiiire, Leicefterfliire,Lincolnfliire, Rutland/hire, fctfoN
thamptonfhire : taken A 0 1650: whh an alphabe-
tical Index of Places* *
50I 4-
Codex membranaceus, cui titulus " Speculum tin Ca-
nonici, et Summa Summarum." Imperfe&us in fine
et alibi, fed multa eorum quae in hoc volumine de-
funt, in fine fequentis reperiri poffunt. xv.
. 5015.
Codex membranaceds, cujus pars praeicipiia eft Reperto*
rium alphabeticum juris Canonici, quod imjferfe&um
videtur, fed praecipufe ob impel itam partium diftrac-
tionem, ita ut initium vix quartft totius parte a fine
diftet. Forte perfeftus eft Codex fi re&* ordinetur.
In primo folio " Tabula miiis, aut tabula Bartholi
magri johis Morton/'
2. Fragmentum infigne Codicis praecedends, cujus
ope lacunae forfan farciri poffent. xv;
5 ol6%
Bibliorum Tomus, a Ptfoverbiis Solonlonis ad primuni
Macchabaeorum. In fine imperfeftus. Codex raem^
branaceus, formae majoris* *nu
Two Books of the Maccabees ; & the New Teftament 2
of Wickliff 's Tranflation* On vellum; xiv.
50l8.
Codex chartaceus, ad tranferibenda feeder! publica
deftinatus, fed non tertia parte fcriptus. Cum tabula
contentorum alphabetica. Infigniora fort£ funt quag
fequuntur*
I. Tranfcriptum Confoederationis inter Angliam^
Sueciam & Belgium, A** 1700. 1 & 19.
inter Angliam & Germaniam, 1703.
19-
3. inter Angliam & Belgium, 1702.
36.
4* inter Angliam, Daniam, & Belgium,
1691. 100.
5. k inter Angliam & Pruffiam, 1704
181.
6. inter Anglian^ Germaniam, Bel-
gium, & Principem Monafterienfem, 1695. *88.
7 # inter Angliam Belgiam, & Ele&ora-
lem Palaunum, 1706, 266.
5019.
A large folio, written on Paper, of 262 leaves, with an
alphabetical Index at the End, & Table of Contents
at the beginning, &c.
1. An Abftrad of the Will of Roger Bigot E. of
NorE &c. Ex chartis Philippi Com. Arndell 1586.
Robt. Glover, Somerfet, &c. 10. ia. &c. et a^ Will.
Pole gent. 7.
2. Notes taken out of the Regifters of Furnes,
St. Werberg in Chefter, Ramfey, Langley, St. Auftins
& Swapham. Colle&ions of Erdefwicke. 20 to 31. 33*
37. 49. 143. 232.
3. Competitors to the Crown of Scotland. 60.
4. Barons before 49 H. 3. 63.
5. The Confirmation of the Earldom of Oxford
by H. 2. with the Office of great Chamberlain, &c.
78.b.
6. Creations of the Earls of Eflex, Norfolk, Arundel,
Hereford, & Tankervil, & of the Duke of Exeter, from
ancient Charters of Sir Robt. Cotton. 80.
7. The peace between II. 2. & his Sons. The Ori-
ginal is in the Cottonian Library. 8 1 .
8. The
34°
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5 OI 9«
8 , The Peace between K. John & his Barons^
Homage of theE. of Flanders 8c hi. men to R *.
,o. Allegations forthe LadyFane's ntle to the Baron,
° f A ^"«mpUM at the Office of Arms, ,| Dj*
o OT- n«hick Garter K. of Arms.' »5- D :
1J9 8 ' w . T.if. ir„U of Lowth & Ormond in
, I'-^XTo? WarS &™Southwic, D. of
Snmerfet E of NorAumberland, Mart,, of Moumague,
Jtttfi&S who was degraded b, ^bament^
I2 . Ripton in Hunt given b, K. St. to RamfeyAbbey.
, 3 .TheGencalogyofMalpas. Inquifif poft mo'-
'-^onat Xiamen, in "'ofEd
(" See the fame dated in another book of fcr. . Kicn.
St. George, called Summaciones Parhamenn. ^
IS . Summons, cum ends e« armis. Chamra
& France. Notes from the Regiiter ot ^
Pri :; y, L & Fit Z hugh pleads prefcription for his Barony
1 8. Controverfy for precedency, between the Earls
° f ^ Ld D ria mr's Claim in Parliament fi his
the L.Mountjoy. Signed Sr. Richard St. George
Norroy. Cartx Abbatix S. Manx Ebor.
k 7 I39. I40, 144, NC.
2I A Note how Baronies by Writt defcend. 146-7.
V2. Pedigree of De la hay of Shepreth Foxton, fcc.
°? 3 . cTaneTs with Seals, Sec. from the CoUettot* of
Sottmmoned to Parliament *******
« Stemata Antiqua: familiae Talbotorum ab
advertu Normanorum in Angliam ad hunc ufque
diem, 1596 continuata, mafculorurn fene genealo-
S diHgenter obfervata. Omnia fumma cum fide
£ Oligemia, ex diplomaubus, Archivis &c. ac char-
tis et monumentis antiquis e quibus Veritas ipf i pouf-
fimum elici lolet, hoc ftemate breviter per Thomam
Talebotum venerand* vetuftatis amatorem concinnata;
ac per eundem Confanguineo fuo optimo mtuno et
meLffimo- viro longe canffimo 9^
Comiti Salopicc, &c. magno Hiberniae Senefcallo, Ba-
rone Talbot, &c. dedicata, confecrataque, i .596; cum
diverfis chartis, ex Regiftro Abbatrae Bathomx, &c.
*53-
16 "Ex antiqua Carta per donum mei Ricardi St.
George Norroy in Cuftodia Willmi Domini Howard
1609. Inquifitio poft mortem Johannis Howard mihtis,
capta apud Botefdale Com. Suff. 1 6 H. 6." 1 55-.
• 27."ColleaaneaexCartisanuquisetevidencnsbaronis
Willoughby de Erelby, in manerio fuo . de Grimeitnorp
repofit' per Robert Glover, Somerfet Herald, 1 5 8 2^
28. De Prima fundatione Abbatix de Kirkefted.
162.
20. Placit' de Forefta dc Englewod als Cumberland.
J 108.
30. Dover Caaie, &c. Kent. Herftmunceux, in
SuiVcx l69 '
„. Pedigrees of the families of Say, St. Quintin,
Matron, &c. , . .7510180.
32. " Ex quodam vetufto Rotulo mtitulato memo-
raiida et necefi'aria tangentia hereditatem de Baronia
Num. 5<5ig— 502I.
D'Arcy, et domlni de Nodonin Comitat' Lincol. ctol
frodis milit' eidem Baroni pertinentibus, &c. m Com.
LtebL t cuftodia RicardiWy de Townley C6m.
L T,-Colkaanea ex Chartis et Evideneiis Henrid
Comit. Huntingdon, tangentia familias de Haftrtgs
Huneerford, Mollyns, Peverell, Bottreux, &c. feletta:
£ Sbus diai Comit. apud Alhby delaZouch in Com.
LC U " Incipiunt qusdam inftituta de Legibus regum
Anglorum, ex libro ecclefi* Roftenns. >95-
L BaruVs claim to be Ld. Willoughby. 198.
• 36. Contraa of Edw. fonof H. 3. to the fitter of the
K.ofCaftile. 20 *£
n. Coronations of E. a. & 3. y
<S Augmentation of Arms to Steward, for his vahaat
30. Auginc . (N.B. This under, viz.
Service, by the trencn King. ^
« See the original in the hands of me P. Le Neve Wor
^^"Recorda de multibus eorundetnque Roto/'
4 o. •' Recorda tangentia portationes A™orm.^
. , The Creation of aKing of Arms lit of a purfuirant
fc£ to d C ue%c. t H. 6 S in a Roll remanung . the
^.^t Siting N oh,emen.a.,|
% SStrdiSkipwith de Skip^ia
^'.^R^'olim famdiaede Mackenlde'a.,
Kant. &c. Nota titulum de Horton. •
>i " Eic Reaillro Archiep. Cantuar extrafi.
pro^tritnSter dominum Thomam de Holhuid et
J °%^ati" di P-cipis Wallet Joha^
ComitiffrKanti* fuper matrimon.a inter eos contiato
4 8. "Beaumont ex colleaione Sampfonk >^de^
49. ExhbroCartarumPnoratus Sc" Thorns Majuns
S « Sorum religiofarum fundationes," viz. Ab-
batise, &c Wroxhall in Com' Warw.
Pipewell Com. North. ^mnton.
Carta de Ecclefia S" Andres de Northampton.
Abbatiae de Quarrera Com. Devon. 2 3?^
51. Ex libro antiquo manufenpto membran. m
todia Johannis Stowe, 1598." ^ da .
c 2 . Ex libro Roberri de Swapham de P«£"
tionelBurgenfis Ecclefis, et deflruaione.et reftaurauon
53. '< Ex Regiftro Cartar. et Evidentiarum fpe^
Abbatiae de ponte Roberti."
ca. Ex libro Eclefis Roffenfis.
. -r. r T Urn
241.
243-
«48.
254-
cc. The Barony of Lawarr, &c.
56. Arms of Robert Earl of Lacefter.
57 . CapitalesJufticiarii coram rege. d &c .
58. Ex Chartis et Evidenths Sampfoms Leon ^
5020. Yar 695to
AHiftory of Venice, in ftfe^Sb^^
147 8 ; with forne ^ f^ b ^^ b leof the
Century. At fol. 1 4; b- >s an a p .
Venetian Families, with an ^account o ^
It is written on a large & ltrong r f
Codex membran. ^ ^
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Num, 5022^—5029.
£5022—5045. Duodecimo]
5022.
Codex membranaceus, eleganter fcriptus, in quo in-
veriiuntur,
1. Kalendarium. xiv.
2. Kalcndarium ftatutorum, h. e. tabula liatutorum in
hac colle&ione contentarum : unde apparet, Codicem
hunc partem effe exiguam Colle&ionis multo majoris :
abrupt^ enim definit m Statuto 22. de Mercatoribus,
cum Catalogs* recefifeat 102.
3. Capitulatio Statutorum, ut dicitur, id eft index
Capitum omnium Statutorum in hac Colle&ione, a
Magna Charta incipientium.
4. Statuta ipfaj a Magna Charta, lit ab Edwardo con-
firmata eft*
5023.
Ah Abflraft of the Infpe&or General's Accompts of
the Exports & Imports, from Mich. 1696, to Mich.
1697.
A paper Book, very neatly written.
5024.
Libellus chartaceus, in eodem volumlne compa&us cum
numeris 3196 et 7358. Continet Tragoediam La-
tinam, verfibus Jambicis fcriptam, cui titulus, " Fra-
trum concordia faeva, five Zeno Tragcedia. ,f Perfonae
funt, umbra Bafilifci Tyranni, Zeno Imperator, Lon-
ginifs, frater Zenonis ; Euphemius Patriarcha, Pela-
gius, Anaftafius, Urbitius, Sebaftianus, Gazaeus, &c.
XVII.
5025.
Orationum & Mediationum Liber, per S. Auguftinum,
Bernardum, &c. Codex membranaceus. ^ xiv.
5026.
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur,
1. Sermoncs de Cruce.
*. Moralia Pfalmorum imperfc&a.
3. Sermones varii.
4. Pfalmorum Expofitio.
5. Differtatio de timore Domini, &c.
xii r.
1.
11.
43-
139-
5027.
Codex pulcher, membranaceus, continens Juvenalem et
Perfium. Infcriptus, " Juvenalis fine coramento," at
poftea, infulfo errore, " Juvenalis fine convento,"
quod nihil eft. Satirarum Juvenalis in quinque libros
divifionis veftigia adfunt. Liber fecundus non notatur.
Ante feptimam fatiram fcribitur, " Explicit L. 2. inci-
pit tertius." Quartus ad S. decimam incipit } C^uintus,
ad decimam tertiam. *" xv.
5028.
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur,
1. Stxtus Pompeius Feftus de Verborum Significa-
tione. Verba non exquifitiore ordine collocaatur, fed
fecundum primas tantum literas.
a. Libellus de orthographia. xv.
5029.
Liber chartaceus, exhibens adverfaria doSi cujufdam
Galli, in quibus quae prsecipua videntur infra notantur.
XVII.
1. Mifcellanea Latine fcripta ; inter caetera, hoc Epi-
gramma de vinofo quodam.
SMatet in vinoverum, ut proyerbia dfcunf,
Invenit verum Teuto, vel inveniet.
2. Epiftolarum liber, 1633. 4«
3. Quaftiones theologicae et fcholafticae. 8.
Cat. Hari. Vol. III.
Num. 5029 — 5636;
4. Epiftolse Gallicae, &c. 13,
5. Quaeftiones iterum. 15.
6. Epiftola a Prataeo. Junii i5, 1635. 22.
7. Quaeftiones theologicae. 23.
8. Locutiones. (proverbiales) 29.
9. Itinerarium, Junii 13, 1633. 34.
16. Verfus Gallici ludicri. 39.
11. Epigrammata Latina, Sec. 40. b.
12. Itinerarium iterum. 42.
13. Catalogus librorum Gallicorum. 46.
14. Infcriptio memoriae Gafparisa Colliniaco. 49.
15. " Extrait du livre de la poffeffion des relig. Ur-
fulines de Lodun." 5 2 .
1 6. Molinaeus Ballonio Duci. 53.
17. Fragmenta de Timur. 54.
18. Notae in Pfalmos Hebraeos, a Pfal 16 ad 40. 58.
19. Notae Gallicae et Latinae. 75.
20. Explicationes vocum Hebraearum. 85.
21. " Prieres."i.e. Preces, fermone Gallico. 92. b.
22. Fragmenta Latina. 97,
23. Interpretationes verborum. ico.
24. Preces Gallicae, iterum. 102.
25. Epigrammata, &c. Latine. 118. b.
26. Voces Latinae, cum interpretatione Gallica. 122.
27. Preces Gallicae. 123.
28. Etymologiae. 134. b.
29. Citationes au&orum, cum notis. 139.
30. Interpretationes vocum, et Etymologiae. 149,
31. Literae Gallicae, &c. 158.
A paper book of 79 written leaves, containing Cafes of
Englilh Law, in French. xvn.
5031-
A Book on Logarithms ; marked " Liber Petri Smart
Oaob. 10th 1685."
5°32.
Liber do&rinalis totius anni, d*i$*\o<; *otl oJiWro;. &
folio 15 ad 266. Codex membranaceus. xm.
5033-
Cornelii Van Eck, Principia juris. Liber impreflus, in-
terfoliatus, cum notis MSS. xvn.
5°34-
A paper Book containing,
1. An Epitome of Littleton ; & of Coke's Comment
upon him. 319 pages.
2. A Lyric Poem in 13 Stanzas, beginning,
" Wife Solomon whom Heaven did enlight."
5035-
A paper book clofely written, on 159 leaves; with this
Title.
" A profitable booke of Mafter John Parkins, Fel-
low and Bencher of the Inner Temple, tranflated into
Englifh by G.T. treating of the Lawes of England."
A Table of the Chapters in Englifli Verfe, is fubjoined ;
& then Copy of Latin Verfes to the Reader, fubferibed
<c Tuus plus quam fuus Gill. Trob."
5036-
A Manual of Meditations & Prayers. On Vellum, fairly
written, 43 leave*. xv.
At fol. 25. b. are fome Verfes : and at fol. 43, is
the following Title of a work which does not appear..
" The heavenlye do&rine of oure Savioure Jefus
Chrift, whiche he preached in his Sermon upon the
mount^yne. Conteyning the Foundation of Chriftian
Religion, the confolation of the. faithful People, the
dewtye of Mafl toward God & his neyghbore, and the
3 0.
24*
CatalogUs Librorutn MSS.
Num. 5036—50+3.-
perfeft way to cternall Lyffe. Bryefelye colle&ed out
of the Holye Scriptures and drawen into Meter."
The beginning of the Introdu&ion follows, but none
of the Metre.
. . 5 ° 3r \
Breviarium Sarum. ccxfyxXov xal urikta-ro^. xltf.
Codex membranaceus^ male fervatus.
5038.
Loci communes Theologici. Liber chartaceus, benfc
fcriptus. Cum indice titulorum alphabetico, paginas
liabet53o. xviu
5 ° 39 \
j. S. Hieronymr, de opprobriis perferendis, Sermo*
XV.
2.
ad Euftochium et alias Virgines
Epiftola, de regula vivend*.
3. ad amicum aegrotum, Epiftola con-
folatoria.
4. Bartholomei de Pifis > Declaratio fuper regulam
fratrum minorum.
Codex meinbranaceus, eleganter fcriptus.
504O.
Secretum Chimicum ; d*l<px\ov : per Monaciuu Ciren-
ceftrise 1390. Forte Rafis erat. Vide Aflimole in pro-
legom. Codex membranaceus, folioium 53.
5°4*-
Codex membranaceus, fumme venerabrlis, in quo ha-
bentur y
1. Tra&atus theologicus, cujus duo prima capita de-
fiant; tertius eft, " Quibus modis compungiuius ad
Chriilum poft facinora." vik
Numerantur capita ufque ad 30 ; turn novus ordo
capitum ab unitate incipit, ad fol. 23. b. Iterum pro-
cedit ad 30. fol. 40. — Et kerum ad 37, ubi definit, ad
fol. 6?. b. Defignantur forfan trcs libri ejufdem tra&atus,
qui agi't de Officiis Cliriftianorum.
%. " Sermo in parociis nec.e{Tarius," incipit, fed deeft
folium poft 62,
3. lfidoro (Qc) Sententia de libro pracmiorum. 75.
4. " Argumentum folius — ad Romanos." 76.
Liber hie a Cafleio ad Speculum 7. refeitur ; et ccrii-,
ufque ad folium 78, vetuftatcm fpirat maxim<> venera-
bilem. Creditur efie vetuftifllmus inter codices liar-
leianos ; at hinc ufque ad finem, quamvis membrana
forte fit ejufdem aetatb, fcriptura eft binis vet tribus
feculis recentior,
5. " Incipit tranfitus S.FurfeL" £61. 79. Codex habet
folia 99.
5042.
Formula Novitiorum : vel, formula vitae humanae* 3.H-
bris. Cum indice Capitum. xiv.
Codex membranaceus.
5°43-
Adverfaria Academica, Nehemiae Rogers, Collegii Reguu
Oxon. circa annos 1675 et 6.
1. Quaeftiones Logicae, Heerebord ct Sanderfon*
2 i Declamationes Scholafticae.
3. Epiftolae tres Latins. '
4. Verfufc Latini fuper Thefin " Nos Mufas colimus
feveriores."
5. Epiftolae et declamatio.
6. Refponfiones Herebordi Logicae, et Sanderfoni.
7. Notiones Ethicae; abfurde fubjungitur s, manu
feriore, ut fit Ethicses.
8. Verfus Anglici, inter alios, w An Advice to a
Painter to draw the Duke of York," Satirical. " To the
King," " On the Prorogation/'
9* Quaeftiones Ethical, Sociis 6 Coll. Regin# Oxoti*
faa«.
Num^ 5043—50^ .
to. Refponfiones JEthicae Collegii Reginenfis Oxoft*
11. Compendium Phyficae, inchoatUra tantum.
ta. Refponfiones Phyficae, in ufum C. R. O.
13. QuseftiwgS aliee Academicae.
5©44-
Statutorum antiquorum Liber membranaceus ; cum ex*
plication* vocabutorum Contraftorum, tabula, &c.
5045-
A Sea Captain's Journal, 1680, & i(&t+
5°4 6 -
[5046 — 5054. Qflavo.J
A Greek & Latin Grammar, written in Engfifh, upon
this principle ; c? If there be nothing excepted, the
general rule ferves for both Languages alike, through
the whole compendium." 1.
It feems that there were originally fome metrical
Rules defigned, but they were never added. The book
is of paper, & little more than half filled*
5047-
A paper book, bound with N° 6445.
Short Observations relating to the long Parliaments
Votes, and other Affairs of the Kingdom, 1641. At
the end, in rather large Characters, is written Bernard
Lintatr.
5048.
LibeDus chartaceus, in eodem volumine compafhis cum
numeris 4159 et 6925.
1 * Epithalamia, cum hoc titulo, u In nuptias Honora-
, tifllmi juvenis Denzelli Holies, filii natu fecundi Comit^
de Clare, et le&iflimae Virginia Dorotheas Aflilcy, filias
unica^IX Francifci Afhley, fervientis Legi — Regi, Anna
1626, in fefto Trinitatis."
2. Xenia, ad eofdem, anno 1627, cum titulo chro-
nographo, pag. 92. Auftoris nomen non apparet, fed
fe dicitefTe, aifxypo u ut/.u!iKcc; } Sub Thure Crefco. Conjiciant
CEdipi. xvii.
5049-
Breviarum, cum Calendirio & Pi£luris ; fummft cur&
piftum fuper membranam. xv.
5°5p-
Codex, membranaceus, elegantiffimus ; titulus, fplendide
piftus et deauratus, fibellum dedicat " Ad amplifli-
mum Patrcm et D. D. Hieron. Card. Racanatem. ,,
Subjungitur, c< Ant. Volfcus deditiffimus, de antiqui-
tate Latii, Lib. primus. ,, Codex folia habet 5 1 . xv.
Liber chartaceus, continens excerpta ex au&oribus La-
tinis et Graecis. Dicilur, in piiore Catalogo conti-
tinere colleftiones Robcrti 7 hi ; et in pi imo folio
fcriptum eft, manu non admodum recente, <fc Obijt
Rob. Yea Jun. 1665." Continet autem colleftionea
omnino diverfas.
1. Phrafes et Sententias, ex auftoribus LatinLs^ cha-
raftere minutulo fcriptas, in duobus columnis, quae forte
funt Roberti Yea, occurrunt autem in diverfis libri
partibus.
2. Excerpla majora ex au&oribus Graecis defcripta,
charaftere grandiore et fortiore, in intervallis prioris libri
ita pofita, ut filum orationis in una parte abrupt um ia
alia refumatur. Sumuntur excerpta ex Plutarchd pla-
rumque, fed etiam ex Cyprianov Chryfoftomo, et alKs
patribus Graecis. xvn.
5052,
A paper book of 189 written pages, in a neat hand, with
this title.
" Certaine Chronicularie Difcburfes for the yeare
of our Lord God, 1 612, 1613, 1614, 1615. Colle&ed
7 : " &
Digitized by
Bibiiothecae Harieianae*
Num. 5052 — 5059.
& gathered by William Farmer, Chirurgion." With &
dedication to Arthur Lord Chichefter, Baron of Beliaft,
Lord Deputy of the Realme of Ireland, referring to a
former compilation of the fame kind. The running
title, as far as page 28 is, " Chronicles of Ireland,' 1 and
they feem to contain much curious matter relating to that
Country.
A Paper book bound lip withN 3 6891, containing,
1. Eight Lectures by J J. Dodderidgc, read at
New Inn. The Title to the firfl: is, " Leftura prima Ma rl
Dodridge, de!A Ivowfon, fuper Statutum de Weftm. 2
cap. 2. 5. apud Hjfpicium Novum, Anno diii 1 59 3 &
1594." at the beginning, in another hand, " J n J, Dod-
deridge."
2. " Le moote Cafes in Aula medii Templi, a tertio
Trinitatis anno xiiij Jacobi R."
_ 3. ALe&ure in Law French, maiked LcBura 5*.
4. Various Notes on fubjefts of Divinity.
5 « c Remarques on the Papifts of Ireland, & on the
refle&ions upon their Aniwer, particularly on the De-
puties Do&rine, in a Letter to th£ Author \ % with much
writing in fhort hand, or Cypher.
5°54-
Several different Tracts bound together, three on Papfcr,
the reft on vellum.
1. Manner of proceeding in Suits in Chancery.
XVII.
2. Expofition of the ten Commandments.
3. Geometrical Problems, about the Sphere, Cylinder,
&c. ^
4. Socratis Defenfio, LatinS, ex Platone, cum Ar-
gumento.
5. L. An. Senecae, de verborum copia, liber, xv.
6. 1 deremediis fortui;orum, liber.
7. Hiftoria de Ortu, Vita, et obitu Alexandra Magni
in 49 Capitibur, cum Epiftola ejus ad Ariltotelem. Ea-
dem extant num° 2682. ax. nifi quod Epiftola ibi prae-
cedat.
8. Alexandri M. & Dindimi, Bragmannorum Regis,
de philofophia per literas fafta collatio. .
9. Firm. Lattantii, cie howinis formatione, liber.
10. Wilhelmi Alt fliodorenfis, Summa abbreviata,
4libris : a]«A£<rrof. Chara&ere exquifitS minuto.
5°55 & 6 -
[5055 — 5072. Quarto.']
Two Common-place Books of Divinity, 1653, & 4.
The fecond in a much neater hand, & written from
each end of the book.
5057.
Liber chartaceus, continens notas et fcholia in Hug.
Grotii de Jure Belli et Pacis, lib. 1. Interior titulus
hie eft. " Obfervata quaedam in Hugonem Grotium
de Jure Belli et Pacis. Quibus pracponuntur fuppo-
fita quaedam generalia, ad explicationem Authoris
vald& neceflaria." Haec eft Pars 1. Secunda exftat ad
num. 1838, tertia ad 5254. Continet haec pars folia
fcripta 98. vide 5254.
5058.
Gcnealpgies of Welffi Families. Bound up with
N° O102.
5059-
Liber chartaceus in quo habentur colle&iones Graecae
fequentes.
1. Scholia Graeca in Pfalmum 9.
2. Traftatus Graecus, hunc gerens titulum, u T<3
Num. 5059—5069.
©f«." De rebus facris. Subfcribitur, 1623. f*«1*y«7»i5«*
rtldpln tin rfixa. Eir tpk t» A^iwurKom fxtydpoif to*V tV
De Thbmd Godo, five Goad, Theologo, vide etiam
ad Num. 5096. De Metrophane, in aedes Lambethianas
recepto, nihil habemus.
3. Capita alia Ufque ad 18, de variis quaeftionibuS
eccleGafticis pod folium numeratum 21. Csetera funt
vacua; xvii.
5066.
Codex membranaceus.
1 . M.T. Ciceronis, de Officiis, libri 3. x v.
2 # • . pro M.Marcello, Oratio.
3. Rhetorics Liber, au&ore anonymo ; nempe Com**
mentarius in Ciceronem de Inventione. Traiifcriptus
A° 1426.
5061.
Villas, Maheria, & Terra in Corn. Eflex, tenta de Ho-
nore de Clare. Cum tabula alphab. pra^fixa.
5062,
M.T. Ciceronis, Epiflolarum ad familiare3, libri 16. nifi
quod defit primus liber. Liber 16 conftat foliis 12,
quae a compattore mifere tranfpofita per numeros
nunc ordinari poflunt. Codex membranaceus.
5063.
A paper book begun at each end, but not far written
either way.
• •T. A few extracts, with Bp. Hackett's Epitaph, from
Lichfield Cathedral, and an Epiftle of John Barclay in
Latfn, fuppofed to be written about 1610.
2. At the other end, a few Epigrams, Greek &
Latin, and an Englifh Difcoiufe, " Of the Ballance or
Foundation of Government/*
5064.
Moral Effays. A paper book j beginning, with the 6th
Effay & 27th Page, to the 43d Effay & 246th Page,
where it ends abruptly ; fome of the fubjefts a/e
curious.
A Common-place Book of Divinity, with an Index; very
fairly written, a leaf or two wanting at the beginning.
5066.
1. Sermonesde San&is, 54, cum tabula; xnt.
2. Fragmentum libri Theologici.
3. Liber Theoiogicus axs^aAc?, de homine, de 7 Sa-
cramentis, de virtutibus et vitiis, &c. Deelt herbarium
Saxonicum prioris Catalogi. x.
5067.
1. An Abftraft of Sermons, preached 1604, &c. very
clofely written.
2. A Catalogue of thofe that oppofed Rome from
1230 to 1500. At the reverfe end of the book.
3. A Tireatife on the Anatorhy of the Head.
5068.
Sermons with this title ; " Mr. John Worckman preacher
of God's wdrd, le&urer of the cittie of Gloucefter. ,,
Iti the margin, " Ex donis Itferi Merit, xried. Doflof.
May 1695."
5069.
A paper book, neatly written, with this title, " Hiftork
of the greate Kingdotne of China, in the Eaft Indies.
Containing the Scituation, Antiquities, Fertilitie,
Religion, Ceremonies, Sacrifices, Kings, Magiftrats,
Manners
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Num. 5069 — 5076.
Manners, Cuftomes, Lawes, and other memorabl c
Things of that Kingdome. Together with three
Voyages made thither in the years 1 577, 1579, and
1 58 1, with the mod remarkable Angularities there
feene and taken notice of. Allfoe an Itinerarie of the
New World, and the difcovery of new Mexico in the
yeare 1538. Tranflated by Jof. Baildon, of the Society
of that moft magnificent hofpitall, founded by Tho.
Sutton Efq. in Charterhoufe 166 3." 142 pages.
This Jof. Baildon publifhed, " Rarities of the
World," tranflated from Pero Mexia, in 4*0, 1651. He
does not fay from what original he tranflated the prefent
book, but that it " was written by an Author who was
an eye-witnefle of many things therein conteyned, and by
the care of the'others, having partly knowen, and under-
flood them from Perfons of note which had been in
China, and partly drawen & extra&ed, as well from
Bookes and Hiftories of the Country, as from many
worthy Manufcripts, & Regifters worthy of credit, which
have been prefented to him at Mexico, and at Philippi,
and tranflated in the fame places by natural Interpreters."
Preface.
This extends as far as the end of the third Book,
and firft part of the Hiftory ; and appears to have been
the Author's own writing. xvn.
5070.
Accompt of the Sherif of Nott. & Derby, 6 Ph. &
Mariae. Once belonged to the D. of Newcaftle.
Regiftrum parvum Cartarum Abbatiae de Ramfey. xiv.
It is printed at the end of Sprott's Chronicle, by
T. Hearne. Very much difcoioured & defaced. Vellum.
5072.
Statuta antiqua. Codex membranaceus.
5073.
[5°73— 5ii7. Folio.'}
Formulae Brevium. Codex membranaceus, foliorum 1 96*
Cum tabula alphabetic^. xiv.
5074-
Sermons for the Sundays nearly throughout the year,
in one of the German dialers of Lower Saxony,
dated 1460. Prefixed are prayers, a creed, and a
confeffion of fins. On paper. xv.
5075-
Dialogus inter Moyfen & Belial. d>tty»\os x*t <tli\t^.
Liber chartaceus, aqua marina, ut videtur, multum
corruptus. xv.
5076.
Codex chartaceus, in quo habentur haec quae fe-
quuntur. xv.
1. Juftini Hiftoria} cum argumentis ad finem.
2. Oratio Oratoris eximii Johannis Nicole Milins
Veronenfis, in introitu officii Bononienfis.
3. Alia ejufdem oratio ad dominum Mantuanum. Sub-
jungitur oratiuncula Italica.
4* Alia ejufdem oratio ad commendationem civitatis
Florentise, et Priorem civitatis ejufdem qui officium mi-
niftraverat.
5. Oratio ejufdem, ad dominum noftrum dnm Mar-
tinum papam Quintum, qui eum in almae urbis Senato-
rem elegerat.
6. Oratio Mag. militis diii Francifci de Coppulis de
Perufio, quam fecit ad Florentinos quando fuit in officio
et poteftate civitatis Florentine.
7. In C.V. Georgium Laurentium funebris oratio.
Num. 5076 — 5086.
8. Sermo Rever* Patris, fratris * * * magri
ordinis minorum in Romana Curia in fefto feti Francifci,
ad commendationem ejufdem.
9. Vincentii Speculum Hiftoria, cum hoc titulo " In-
cipit, Speculum yftoriale compofitumper fratrem Vin-
centium de ordine Predicantium, primi libri capitulum
primum, de cauf& fufcepti operis, et ejus materia." Hit
liber ad finem codicis procedk ; capita partim rubrici
diftin&a, partim fine diflin&ione. xv.
5°77*
James Mab's (of Magdalen Coll. Oxon.) Obfervations
touching fome of the more folemn Feftivals, 1626.
Written on paper, 147 pages. Dedicated to Mr. John
Brown.
5078.
A Journal of the Houfe of Commons 1592 & 1 S93*
alfo 1615 & 1616. On paper.
50799
1. Lands belonging to the Parfonage of Redborne,
1630. in 8 fmall folio pages.
2. Inventory of Goods at Gorhambury, 163^, &c.
8 pages, the ift fpecifying the Queen's Chamber, &c.
3. A Survey & Rental of the Manor of Gorhambury,
1634, &c. in 56 fmall folio pages.
4. Medicinal Receipts. 1 8 fmall folio pages.
5080.
Bertrandi de Turre, Tullenfis epifcopi, Inftitutiones pro
diocefi fua. In duobus Libris. xv*
Codex chartaceus.
5081.
Liber chartaceus.
1. Tra&atus Aftrologicus Caroli Scarborough.
2. In averfo libro, verfus Latini ad Carolumn. epif-
tolae, tra&atus, &c.
1. Johannis Afshenden Samraa Judicialis. ImperfefL
In membrana. xv.
2. Literae Patentes, et Fines, a 1 ad 5 £L 6.
In charta fcriptse.
5083.
1. Articles to be enquired of in the County of Suf-
folk; delivered by the Judges of Affife, 1618, & 163 1.
2. Rules for Compositions for Knighthood. 12.
3. The A. Bp. of Canterbury's Speech to the King,
1629. 24.
4. ThcL. Keeper's Speech upon the L. chief Juftice
Finch coming to the Bench : with the Anfwer. 25.
5. Articles of Marriage of K. Ch. 1. 31.
6. The Judges opinion given for the Ship-money.
37-
7. Names of the Commmiflioners for the aid of 2d.
in the Pound, 1688-9, in an alphabetical Order. 40.
Bound up with Numbers 17 16 and 6747.
5084.
Haryngton's Cafe, about Lands, Sec granted by H. 7.
& 8. & Q. Eliz. Paper book.
5085.
The Mirrur : or, Sermons for the whole Year. In a
fair, large hand, on Vellum. xiv.
5086.
A Paper Book containing feveral Tra&s, uniformly writ-
ten, in an antiquated hand.
1 . An old book on Hunting with this rubric prefixed
to the Table of Contents, " Here begynnyth the table of
the chapitres that beth conteyned in the book of huntyng,
1 the
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Num. 5086 — 5089,
the which is cleped the Maiftre of Game." At the
end of the book is this fuller Account. " Here endyth
the Book of Venerye, callyd the Maiftre of Game
the which fpecyfieth alle the nature of Beeftes of Ve-
nerye, & of her huntyng, and of the houndes that
longeth to the huntyng, of her fekeneffes and corrupfons
and of the man* & the condicons that goode hunfs mulde
have."
2. Englifh Verfes, beginning,
<fc In this tretp the which I think to wryte
Out of Latyn in to my comune langage,
He me fupport fen I kan not endyte
The which only after his owne ymage
l'ormyd man kinde. '*
3. A curious old book on diet, with this rubric.
« Here begynnyth the Dyetarye, that what maa rulith
him ther after (nail nevre have Sekenefle tyl the ende of
his Lyf be komyn of what complexon that he be. The
which Dyetarye was gevyn by Sigifmounde Emperor of
Rome, at hk beyng in Englonde, unto kyng Herry the
« V At the End is written, * 6 Thus endith this Dyetarye,
compyled and made by Plato and Petrus Lugatus, Grete
Philolophrcs & Aftronomers."
4. Another treatife entitled, " The boke of Me-
dycen for horfes and to know of what Country the beft
horfes be bred in." With a metrical title.
5087.
A folio paper book, bound in Vellum, with the Royal
Arms, France & England, quarterly, ftamped in gold
upon the Covers. Evidently procured for the purpofe
of tranferibing fairly the Latin Letters and Exercifes
of Edward vi. when Prince.
1. " Epiftola: Edouardi principis illuftriffimi, quas
fuopte marte compofuit, ct fcripfit, anno aetatis fuse
nono." Scilicet, 1 — 5. Richardo Coxo, Eleemofynario
Principis, 1545, 1546. 6. Sorori Mariae. 7. Reginae
Catharinae. 8. Regiae Majeftati. 9. Reginae Catha-
rinae iterum. 10. Sorori Mariae. 11. Regiae Majef-
tati ; 12—14. Iterum Richardo Coxo. 15, 16. Ad
Regem. 17. Reginae Catharinae. 18. Richardo Coxo.
19. Regiae Majeftati. 20, 21. Rich, Coxo. 22. Re-
ginae Catharinae. 23. Reginae Majeftati. 24. Sorori
Mariae. 25. Regiae Majeitati. 26. Sorori Mariae.
27. Reginae Catharinae. 28. Sorori Elizabete. 29. So-
rori Mariae. 30. Reginae Catharinae. 31. Regiae Ma-
jeftati. 32. Cantuarienfi Archiepifcopo. 33. Epifcopo
Ciceftrenji. Omnes Anno 1546, ab Edouardo Principe.
34. Regihae Catharinae. 35. Sorori Mariae. 36. So-
rori Elizabethae. 37. Reginae Catharinae. 38. Comiti
Hertfordiae. 39. Duci Somers. 40. Refponfio Regis
E. 6. ad mmcium Regis Poloniae Anno i # 9 Septembris.
41. Duci Somers. 42. Reginae Catharinae. 43. Comiti
Hartfordiae ; omnes ab Edouardo, Rege.
2. Declamationes' Edouardi. fol. 78. 1. Junii 23,
1549. 2. An praefcientia rerum fit utilis, Jun. 30.
1549. 3. Julii 7, IC4J. 4- Jul. n, 1549* 5- J ul - 2 >»
1549. 6. Dulce bellum inexpertis, Jul. 28, 1549* ad
folium 89.
The reft of the book is blank.
5088.
Placita Coronas, a 38 ad 43 E. 3. Et a 4 ad 19 H. 6.
Liber chartaceus.
5089.
1. Proceflus A&ionis in Curia Admiralitatis Angiiae.
1. 54-
2. A Treatife about the Jurifdi&ion of the Seas, and
the Admiral's Office. 55.
3. A journal of the proceedings of the Court of Ad-
miralty, from 1589 to 1664. 11 9*
4. Articles concerning the Admiralty of England &
the Jurifdiftion thereof. 201.
Cat. Harj.. Vol. III.
Num. 50*9 — 5097*
5. Letters Patent of Eliz. *• Charles I.
A Paper Book, bound with ^4296.
219.
5090.
Arguments of the Commons at a Conference with the
Lords, concerning the Liberty of the Perfon of every
freeman.
A Paper Book, of 64 written leaves.
5°9*'
A fort of Common place books of Lord Radnor's, faid
to be chiefly written in his own hand. Five numbers,
bound up now in two volumes ; in which very few
articles deferve particular Notice.
1. Notes out of various Authors.
2. " A narrative of the proceedings in the Court of
Portugall concerning the difcharge of the Conde de
Caftlemilhor, the Secretary of State, & others from y s '\
Officers, &c. in Auguft, September, October, & No-
vember, 1 667. " This is paged feparately. 25.
3. Letters, &c. and notes as before.
5092.
In the fame volume. The articles in this number are
very miscellaneous. Some are entered in the inverted
way of the book.
5°93-
In the fecond volume. Alfo miscellaneous, & generally
Ihort.
5°94-
Mifcellaneous ; among other things are receipts to make
various kinds of Wine, & for other purpofes.
5095-
In great part blank. Some notes of Law proceedings,
&c. The books appear to have been in ufe about
1667, &c.
5096.
Codex chartaceus, diligenter fcriptus, et in columnas
digeftus, cum hoc titulo. " Vindex Feri et Ruperti,
feu Collatioet Reftitutio Commentariorum Johannis
Feri in Evangelium et primam Epiftolam Catholicam
Joannis, et fc piftolam Pauli ad Romanos, circa idem
tempus in favorem Relig" Pontificiae diverfimod£ cor-
ruptorum RomjB et Compluti, Ubi praeter Scripturae
et aliorum antiquorum Ecclefiae Patrum nonnulla di#a
(quae Ferus mutuatus fuerat) praefertim Ruperti
Tuitiensis quamplurima obfervabisab inquifitoribus
erafa et interpolata. Quibus additur recufa Michaelis
Medina Apologia pro commentat. Feri in Evang.
Johannis, contra Cenfuras Dominici a Soto; juxta ex-
emplar impreflum Moguntiae, Anno 1572. Opera et
Studio Caefaris Calandrini. S. Theol. Baccal."
Subjungitur approbatio et privilegium k v. d. fupra
nominato, in num. 5059. " In his corruptelis indagan-
dis et detegendis, laudo diligentiam judiclumque Theo-
logicum amici mei familiaris Caefaris Cal. Publico
itaque Ecclefiae bono opus hoc imprimatur. Thomas
Goad." .
Londini Mart. 1 . 1
1625. J
Codex paginas habet 1 1 1, Scriptura exigua et non
ineleganti. xvn.
5097-
An Account of the Revenues of the Hofpitall of St. Ka-
therine, near theTower of London, regularly entered in
7 columns, containing } 1 . The place. 2. The tenants
named. 3. The parcels demifed. 4. The yearly Rent.
3R 5-
Z46
Catalogus Libforuin MSB.
Num. 5097—5106.
5: The date, temie, & expiration- 6. The value <f>
Ann. 7. The Covenants.
A Paper Book, bdund up with N° 903.
5098.
Conftatitini Africani, Celebris fseculi xi. medici Opus
quod dicitur Theorica Pantegnus (Travri^oc) libris de-
cern. Idem Liber, in Operibus Conftantini Bafileac
Editis 1 539, " Communes Loci medici" appellatur :
vel libri Theoricorum. Praemittitur Epiftola ad De-
fiderium, Montis Caffinenfis Abbatem, <juas ab edita
lpnge differt. Erravit Fabricius, in Bibl. Graeca,
Lib. VI. c. ix. pag. 124. Pantegno libros duodecim
adfcribens. xiv.
Codex membranaceus.
5°99-
Petri Cantoris P&rilienfis, Verbum abbreviatum. i. e. faber
doftrinas brevis ; capita habens 102. Codex membra'-
nateus. xiv.
5IOO;
formula Brevium. Liber Tho. Hanley deincle Edwardi
Sttetrhley. Compa&usciim 827. xvi.
5IOI.
John Strong's Journal of his Voyage to the South Seias,
1689, 1690-91. This is a moderate fized folio, fairly
written & in good Prefervation. At the beginning are
the LettersPatent of W n & Mary to the s* johnStrong,
authorizing his Expedition, &c.
This is now bound up with 4753 & 6245.
5102.
Codex Pfalmorum mfembranaceus, pro vetuftate ftia ele-
gans ; cunl pidhiris, et literarum ornamentis; et fcriptus
Uteris grandloribus. Stibjiciuntur Cantica, fed deeffe
tidetur folium ad finem. Interliriearis Vel-fio Gallica
infcribitur Pfalmis 2 5 prioribtfs. Codicem, ab idiomate
Gallico, forte vetuftiorem faeculo 14, crederem.
xm.
5103-
i. A Book of Law Precedents: formerly JiidgeCoke's*
marked, " Liber Witti Coke Juftice de com. banco/'
1 87. pp.
4. Reports, in more modern, writing, 63 leaves with
an alphaD; Tablfe.
3. Orders of Affurances in the Royal Exchange at
London.
5104,
An Alphabet to the Calendar of A&s of Parliament hi
the Parliament Office; fairly written oh Paper.
Formulae inftrumentorum Juris, in Curiis Ecclefiafticis
ufttatorum. Liber Chartaceus* cum tabulS.
5ro6.
Some of Bacon's Eflays, with this general title, €C The
writings of Sir Francis Bacon knt. the Kinges Sollicitor
Generall, in Moralitie, Policie, and Hiftorie."
TheEffays here written, are 1. That on Friendship,
imperfeft. 2. Of Wifdome for a Man*s felf. 3. Of
Nobilitie. 4. Of Goodnes j & Goodnes of Nature* 5. Of
Beautie* 6. Of feeming Wife, 7- Of Regiment of
Health. 8. Of Expences. 9. Of Ambition., io. Of
Ceremonies & Refpe&s. 11. Of Studies. 12. Of
Difcourfe. 13. Of. Riches. . 14. Of Followers &
Friends. 15. Of Su tors. 1 6. Of Negotiating. 17. Of
Num. 5106 — 5109.
Difpatch. 18. Of Deformitye. 19. Of young men &
age. 20. Of Fa&ion. 21. Of Honor & Reputation.
22. Of marriage & fingle life. 23. Of Parents & Chil-
dren. 24. Of Great Place. 25. Of Empire. 26. Of
Councell. 27. Of Atheifme. 28. Of Superftition. 29.
OfPraife. 30. Of Nature in men. 31. Of Cuftome &
Education. 32. Of Fortune. 33. Of Death. 34. Of
Seditions & Troubles.
5 io 7-
Medicinal Receipts for Horfes. Fairly written, with
fbme loofe Papers inferted, not belonging to the Book.
Bound with N° 1882.
5108.
This Volume and the four following, being uniformly
bound & lettered, appear to have been originally one
collection of MS.Trads, though now difperfed ia
various parts of this Library.
1. Epiftola omnibus Chriftiaham Religionem inco^
lumem tfptantibus. Ex Bullingero de origine Errons
1539.
2. A Treatife of Herefy & Scfcifm. .
3. Charity & Refignation : or, a Treatife of the Love
of God & Hate of the World. 21 Chapters.
4. Remonftrance concerning Do&rines Popifh, Ar-
minian, &c. in 3 Parts.
5. A Petition of the Churches of Forndgn Nations,
London, 1 634.
6. The Bp. of Armaches DireQions to the Commons
Houfe of Parliament, concerning the Liturgie & Epifcopai
government.
7. Paffages concerning the contribution of Catholiques
toward his Majefties Northern Journey.
8. A Copy of the Devil's Letter, fent to Rome by an
infernaJ Spirit, and the next day conveyed into England
upon the Pope's Command, Sept. 7, 1640.
9. Extraft out of a MS. in Bifliop More's Library at
Norwich, concerning Pluralities, &c. 170 °.
5IO9.
A fecond volume of mifceilaneousPapers bound together,
and relating to military matters.
1. " The Lift of a Royall Armie or preparations of
Warre, &c. with the Charges thereof. ,, Dated at the
Court of Whitehall* Januarie the 13th 1620. Intended
to be raifed for the recovery & protection of the Pala-
tinate.
2. A fimilar lift, figned at the end by Rich. Morrifoa
and John Bingham*
3. " Martial! & military Lawes of the Field, whereunto
Soldiers of all Degrees muft be fworne, to keep & mayn-
tayne inviolated at all tymes & in all places, whether they
ferve Emperor, King, or Prince."
4. " AColonell his Charg and Emploiment, notably
demonftrated by E*D. late Commander in the Lowe
Countries/*
5. " The particular Charge and Imployment of a
Captaine which hath the guideing of a Band of men,
hotably demonftrated by E. D. a late Commander in the
Lowe Countries*"
6. u The neceflarie place, and particular employment
of the Lieutenants of a Companie, notably demonftrated
by E. D. late a Commander in the Lowe Countries."
7. " The neceffary place & particular employment of
an AJfleres or Enfigne-bearer, notably reprefented and
fet forth in writings, by RD. a late Commander in the
Low Countries."
8. " How a Souldier may maintaineobedience, & keepe
himfelfe in . the favour & good grace of his Captaine,
notably delineated by E.D. a late Commander in the
Lowe Countries.*'
9. " General Lefleley's Dire£Uon and Order for the
exercifing of a foote Companie, the Files being 8 deepe,
■and
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and that they frame their Companies twoe parts Mulket-
tteirs, and the third part Pikes."
10. An Addrefs, " to the Leaders of the Scottifh
Army."
11 " Taken out of a Letter fent to John How Efquire,
Commiflaryof his Majefties Army, concerninge the Pro-
ceedings in the North* 24 Aug. 1640."
12. A Narrative of what happened on Whitfunday in
the Morning, when the King's Army was encamped fix
miles from Kelfie in Scotland.
The third Votume*of thefe mhcellaneous Papers. Con-
taining,
1. A Latin Oration fpokenat Merton College Oxford.
2. Extrads from various books, with fome (hort Ora-
tlpns intermixed.
3. Declamations & Verfes in Latin, Greek, & French,
by Milo Hobart 1613. Beautifully tranferibed.
4. An Englifh Tragedy, in blank Verfe, entitled, Pe-
hpidarum Sccunda. 84 leaves.
5. The Arguments, to all David's Pfalrns, in rhymed
"Cerfes.
6. Three of Dr. Donne's. Satires, ftyled Jhon Dunne,
7. The feme Arguments to the Pfalms as at § 5, more
fairly tranferibed.
8. A metrical Paraphrafe of the Proverbs of Solomon,
in couplets. At the end, " September 8t,h 1645. Im-
primatur Jofeph Caryl/'
5III.
The fourth of thefe Volumes,
f . Throe monethes. obfervation ot the Lowe Coun-
tries, efpcciallee Holland." WithaLetter prefixed, £gqed
J.S. and dated, " -^Egipt this 22 Januar."
2. " Common places for you to obferve in the reading
over of the storyes of England." According to which
entries are made in the fubfequent leaves. The heads are
18 viz. 1. The Event & charge of forain Expeditions,
a. That our Toryteries beyond Sea, in France or elfc-
wher have bin mor of Burden & Charg than of Profitt.
What number of men we have loft & fpent in forayn
Parts. 4. What Sums of Money we have iflued on forayn
lorneys. 5. All contributions, & the Caufts, whether
by laws, fubfidyes or impofitions, of what natur foever
expreffing the particuler. 6. All dearths & famyns.
7, All plags & infectious mortalytyc ether of men of
cattel. 8. All Inundations. 9. All domeflic rebellions
or mfurrettions. 10. All Sea Jorneys. 11. All alter-
ation of Moneys or Coyns, ether by albuting? advancing,
or altering. 1 2. All Parlaments or public Afiemblys of
State Temporall. 13. All Convocations or provinciall
Synods. 14. Security for obedience ether by Oth or
Writvng, from any or all the Subje&s to the King. 15.
Puniming of Officers ether of law, flat, or truft. 16. Al-
teration of law or government. 17. Rcftraint of Royall
Authority by Barons or Parliament. 1 8. Authority of
the King out of Prerogative."
3. €i Keymer's booke of obfervations for yo r mod ex-
cellent Ma 1 * toucheinj trade or traffique beyond theScas
& in England, wherin he certainly findeth that yo r
Seas&Lands comodities doe ferve too much & ftrengthen
other Countryes againft yo 7 kingdomes which were the
m pent caufes which he endeavoured himfelfe to take
extraordinarye paines for the redrelTe foe it may ftand
with yo r Ma t:ca good likinge." figned John Keyrner, but
not dated.
4. 44 Offices to Officers, tempore toto regni regis
Jacobi."
5. u The difference & difparitye betweene the Eftates &
Condicions of George Duke of Buckingham, and Rob.
Eurlc of ElTex." Neatly written on 19 leaves*
Num.5111 — 5116.
6. « Two Notes with Signatures relating to the 28th
ot I'eb. and 26th of May 1 529. "
7. " The names of all the craftcs in London," to the
number of 70. 1533. With fome. iiames of Lord
Mayors. & other notes.
8. The order of the Coronation of Henry 7, & his
Queen Elizabeth.
9. The order of making a Knight of the Bath.
10. Officers appointed to attend the Kine& Queen at
their Coronation.
11. " Of Robert Devcreux Earle of Eflbx, and of
George Villers Duke of Buckingham, fome Obfervations
by way oi paralell in the tyme of their Eftates of For-
tune." A dilierent Traft from the foregoing (§ c )
though on the fameSubjeft. On 23 leaves.
9 12. u PardonatioJohannisPccheet aliorum pro exac-
tionibus tribiuorum." Ex Rot. Patent, de an. reg. Reris
Ed. 3. 51° m* 17. 9 &
5112.
The fifth and laft Volume of thefe mifcellanies. It con.
tains various matters, as noted below.
1. Part of a Treatife in Latin, beginning at the fixth
leaf, and the end of the firft Title or Seftion. The
fecond is entitled, « De Eleftione Regis Romanorum,
Tit. 11." The third, « De Seffione Moguntinenfis, Co-
lonienfis, et Trevirenfis Archi-pifcoporum, Tit. 111." The
whole appears to relate to the Laws of the Germanic
Body.
2 " Vera declaratio.eor.um quae inter Ser mwn Angliae
Reginam etc. ct Civitates Hameaiicas afte fuot." 1586,
26."
On this page alfo is added, " Nunc edita ad refel-
lendas eas calumuias quas in, lacrp Romano, Imperio non-
nulli Hanfeaticorum propter privata fua commoda, ihiquft
contra rerum geftarum veriufem fparferuut."
3. The Hiftory of the Hanfeatic League, in Englifli,
with a fynoptical Table prefixed, dated ido2. ~ 89.
4. Part of the Contract of Marriage between theEleo.
tor Palatine & thePrincefs Elizabeth of England, daughter
ofJamesi. A. D. 1612. f 1*19.
Firmiani La&antii, Inftitutionum Libri 7. xv.
Codex membranaceus, elegans.
1. M. T. Ciceronis, de legibus, Libri 3. xv.
2 * Academicarum Quseftionum Li-
ber 2. feu 4, qui Lucullus dicitur.
3* natura Deorum, Libri 3.
de Divinatione Libri 2.
5- ^ Officioruni Libri 3.
Codex membranaceus, perpulchcr.
5^5-
Codex membranaceus bonus, in quo inveniuntur
1. Domini Marci Pauli de Venctiis, de divifionibus
et confuetudinibus orientalium regionum. Libri 3. opus
faepe impreflum. *
2. " Liber mtitulatus flos hiftoriarum terra orientis,
quern compilavit frater Haytonus Churchi, confanguineus
regis Armeniae ex mandato fummi pontificis, fanftiffimi
diii noftri Clemcntis 5. anno incarnationis dominicse
1307, in civitate putanenfi regni Franciae." lib. 4. Opu*;
iiuprefTum 1 5 8 5, &c.
3. Galfridi Monumetenfis Hiftoria.
1. Flavii Jofephi, Hiftoriarum antiquitatis Judaicac.
Libri 20. xiv.
^- de Bello Judaico, Libri 7.
Codex membranaceus, bene fervatus.
Fl.
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511 7 *
Fl. Juftiniani, Codicis, Libri 12.
Liber membranaceus.
[5118 — 5140. Quarto.]
,1.8.
Expofitio in 4 Iibros Regum.
Liber chartaceus.
XIII.
XIV.
5 HQ.
A common place Book 1683: by Milee Edgar.
51 20, 21, 22, & 23.
Miles Ed K ar his two Books about fetling & managing the
Excife Office, 1683. With two Books more.
5» 2 4-
" Index fur les 9 premiers Tomes de B:ironius."
Neatly written on Paper, in two columns.
5 I2 5«
S. Auguftini Hip. Epiftola ad Cyrillum Hierofolimarum
Archiepifc°P um ' de aPP aritione Hieronymi: cum Cy-
rilli rephcatione.
Codex membranaceus.
5126.
A paper Book neatly written, & bound up with 4743/
Has this Title," Relatione delle Cofe di Venetia, fatta
da don Alonzo della Queva Benavides, Marchefi di
Bedmar, Amb' diSpagna." 108 leaves.
5*27-
t . Brief Chancers of fome modern Princes & others :
by ^'o'f feveral forts of Tenures, by which Manors 81
other Lands were formerly held in England: out of Cam-
den, &c. , , . _ , ,
3. Of honorary Titles in England.
5128.
Diaionarium Cafuum, &c. Juris Canonici. xv.
Codex chartaceus, cliai-aftere minuto, cum abbrevi-
ationibus multis.
5 I2 9-
Marci Ant. Zillioli Mantuani, de bello Germanico ac Sax-
onico Commentariorum Libri 4. xvn.
Codex chartaceus. -
Num. 5 X 32 — 5 r 39-
7. "Mapa fiveymago lotius provinciae Lombardiae, et -
certarum civitatum etterrarum lufcite, et etiam certarum ,
infularum maris de leor.e five de Janua, et etiam totius
riparia: diStx civitatis Januas, et etiam omnium civita-
tum Marchiae de Anchona, et Romandiolae, et Appuliae,
et Marchue Trivifanae, fori Julii, Sclavonic, et Dalma- .
ciai, qua: funt fuper Padum, ec fuper Gulfum Venecia-
rum ufque in Greciam." ti l2 9-
8. «' De virtuofis et probis pnncipibus, ex labore et .
fatigatione eorum, fecundum Petrarcham." ^ 141. b.
9. " Mores naturales quarundam gentium." ibid,
10. " De inventione literarum." 143. b.
11. " De inventoribus legum,&c." 145.
is! " De libero aibitrio, a gloflis Dantis." Imper-
ftaum. 14 ?'
5'33-
Codex chartaceus paginarum 1008, compleftens volu-
' men primum Itinei arii autographi (ut videtur) auftoris
Fvnes Moryfon, quod ipfe poftea m Anglrcum Ser-
monem tranltulit, et edidit anno 1617. Titulus hujuf-
m °«^ltinerarium quod Fynes Moryfon Anglus fcripfit, ,
decennalis fuseperegrinationisobfervationes continens, per
Germaniam,Bohemiam,Helvetiam, Belgis, Province
Unitas Daniam, Poloniaui, Italiam, 1 urciam, Oalnam,
Angliam, Scotia m, et Hiberniam." Sequitur amplior titu-
lusfopus in quatuor partes diii inguens, fere ut m Edinone'
Anelica. Tabula capitum, et quxdam in initio repe-
tuntur. Epiftola ad leaorem ab Angliea multum differt.
Partem primam Itineraiii, in tres libros diftnbutam, con-
tinet hoc volumen.
5'34-
Breton, on the Laws of England, in Law French, xiv.
Five Books ; on Vellum. 144 Leaves.
xv.
51 ^
Jacobi de Theramo, Compendium Theologiac.
Codex chartaceus.
513I-
A Book of Reports of the Common Pleas, 5, 6, & 7
Car. 1. et 22 Ja. 1.
Liber chartaceus, in quo continentur,
1. Chronicon, ub anno 114°* ad 1362, cum continu-
ation imperfecta ad 1 5 1 4*
2. Bulla Sixti papae, anno 1477. # 57*
3. Inftrumentum Johannis, papae Capellani. 61. b.
4. Bulla alia Sixti, papac. an. 1474* *>7*
5. De dnio certorum nobilium magnatum, et de prin-
cipio eorum dominii et primo. ^ 77*
6. Iterum, Chronicon ad anno 1052 (numeri in MS.
corrupti) ad 1 1 96. 109. b.
XV.
5135-
1. M. T. Ciceronis, de Officiis, Libri 3.
2# . de Sene&ute, Liber.
* - de Amicitia, Liber.
/ , . Paradoxorum, Liber.
Codex membranaceus, foliorum 108.
5J3 6 -
Traftatus, cui titulus, « Pelagius, five de Pelagian^
nimetSemi-pelagianorum Haereil Commentary. Li-
ber chartaceus, bene fcriptus, et ad prelum, unaae-
tur deftinatus.
5137-
Sir Simon Harcourt's Common-place book for a Juttice
of Peace, 1705.
5138.
,. Nomina Villarum & Officiariorum, &c. Honoris
de Tutbury, Alti Peccum, & Caftledunnigton. *™
2 . Liberates & Confuetudines eorundeinHonomm.
3. The Lord Ferraris Charter to the lown of Utoxe
ter, 36 H. 3.
5^39* . , medical
Pet.Hifpanus's Tbe/aurus Pf& er ™{t£ The firft
Workin Italian, tranflated from theLatm.
Chapter is thus fuperfcribed. , , _ ap .
"Qui Scomenza i capitoli de hbro el qual jen ^
pello Thefaurus pauperum, fegondo lo ordme lovra
^hehtter words alludeto the Table of Chapters im-
mediately prefixed, amounting to 1 1 8. dem
On the blank Leaves at the end are fomemo re m
ItaUan Prefcri prions. It is a paper book bound up ^
N'6o36. The
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Num. 5139 — 5156.
The Latin Book from which this was tranflated occurs
at N°52i8, and is dedicated by Hyfpanus the Author,
to the Emperor Frederick. It was alio printed in 1530,
and, in an Englifh Tranflation by Humfre Lloyde in
1585. i2mo.
5140.
S. Pauli Fpiftolac : cum Gtoffa. Adeft Epiftola ad
Haebneos. Pnemit-itur Le&ionarium per totum annum.
Codex membranaceus. xn.
[5 1 41 — 5196. Folio.']
1. Law Cafes, 6 Ed. 6. et i\ 2, 3, 4, & 5 Ph. &
Mariae : by Juftice W m Dallifon. In Law French.
2. Short Chara&ers of the men of note in Q.Elizabeth's
Court.
3. Le&ura JohannisBancks fuper Statutum 21 Jacobi,
Cap. 16. Of limitation of A&ions. Fr.
5142, 3, 4, & 5.
Four Vols, of Term Reports, in Law French and in En-
glilh, from 2':> H.8. to 19EU2. with fome of Henry
iv. and v. Paper books.
5146.
1. Tenurae varise. Gallice. Fo. 1. Et iterum 104.
xv.
2. Natura Brevium. 10 — 104.
The Book was written 22 Ed. 4. by ... . Wode.
A Collection of fuch ancient Records as are found in the
Tower, concerning the Court of Chancery, the Office
or Perfon of the L. Chancellor, & other under Officcri
& Minifters in the fame.
5148 & 9.
Common Pleas, 22 Ja. 1. et 2 & 3 Car. 1. Alfo 15, 16,
17, & 18 Ja. 1.
Two Volumes bound in one.
A Lift of the King's Pidlures in Kenfington Houfe
a° 1 700.
A fmall folio of 14 pages, well written, & in good
prefervation, now bound u^ with 494 2 -
5*51-
W" Johnfon his Sea Journal to Spain, 1694 & 5.
Bound with N°* 466 Sc 467.
5I5 2 -
An unpubltfhed Play in Profe, mixed with Rhyme, en-
titled, " A new Corned) e called the Wbimfyes of Serur
Hidalgo, or the Mafculine Bride*' It has a Prologue
& Epilogue, & feems in ail refpe&s prepared for the
Stage. The Author's name does not appear. It
is fairly written, and bound with N°* 7367 & 7368.
XVII.
5*53 &+•
Two Volumes of Law Common-places, each containing
a feparate Alphabet. The firft belonged to W. Flete-
wood of the Middle Temple, who has thus recorded
himfelf.
" Huic quicunque Libro dominabere pod mea fata,
Fletewooddo eternum dicito, quaefo, vale."
5155 & 6.
Bound together. Reports in the Reign of Henry vi. &
a few other things : thefe alfo belonged to W. Flete-
wood.
Cat.Harl. Vol. HI.
Num. 5157— 5I73-
5157*
An enormous volume of Law Papers 6f various Kind&
5158.
Reports written in more antiquated Hands.
5*59-
A Paper book of very large fize, witb'this gAeral Titled
" Plees tenuz en temps le Roy H. le 6." In ten Parts;
5160, i, 2, 3^ 4,8c 5-
Index Literarum patentium R. Johannis, Henrici 3. Ed-
vardi 1. 2. 3. Ricardi 2.
5166.
Codex chartaceus in folio, conftans foliis 18.
1 . In vetufto codice auctoria anonymi, fed (ut cha-
rafterum forma fuadet) Cenfui itli Gulielmi coetand,
Breviarium quod continet, villarum fundoriimque quo-
rum Abbas et Conventus de Elaij tunc proprietarii erant
in Grantbruggefcire : quae fequuntur lkeris miniatis prae-
figuntur.
2. Tabula Officiariorum, Extentar. & Inquifitionuoa
temporibus Edvardi 1. 2. & 3.
5167.
Defcriptio terrarum in Effexfcire, Nortfulk, & Sudfulc,
fecundum modum Libri Cenfualis Gulielmi 1. afol.a.
ad 18. (Vide 4953, 6856.)
5168.
1. An alphabetical Table of all the Dukes, Marqucfest
Earles, Vifcounts, & Barons, created from the time of
William 1. to H 8. fo. 1 . & 26 inclufive, with their Arms
generally in the Margin.
2. — Nobilium Angliae ad Parliamenta fum-
monitor, ab. A° 29 H. 3 ufq; ad 21 H. 8. * 273.
3. Jufticiariorum utriufq; Banci, & itine-
rantium, Baronum de Scaccario, Servientium ad legem
& alior. ad Parliamenta fummonitor. per idem tempus.
287.
4. Tabula Jufticior. et ferventium ad legem fpecifica-
torum in 2' porte relationem Edw. dni Coke. 297*
5. " Tabula Ducum, Marchiorum, Comitum, Vice-co-
mitum, & Baronum creatorum in regno cujuflibet Regis
a conqueftu ufq; ad hunc diem, in libro pergamena
cooperto, notato F. numero 19." 301. ad 315.
This is now bound up with 4848, bong on fimUar
Subjea*.
5169 & 70.
Offices & Officers of the Exchequer, and of England,
5I7 1 -
Nomina Vicecomitum variorum Comitatuum Angliae, a
tempore Henrici 2. ufq; ad Carolum 1. fol. 111. et foL
1 23 funt, u Nomina Reginarum, filiorum Regis, Ar-
chieporum, Epifcoporum, et Magnat. Angl£», qui
fuerunt Vicecomit. Comitat. &c."
Inquifitio tempore H.3. fafta de tenementis & feodis
quae tenentur in capite a Domino Rege, quae fuat
alienata a Capitali fervitio Regis.
5173*
1. Extraftaex Scutagiis H.4. R.i. &Joh.
2. Certificationes de Feodis militum tempore H.a,per
Prelatos & Barones facta. 1 2 •
3 S 3' Abitra&e
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Num. 5 1 73— 5 1 77'
3. Ab(lraaaReleviorum,temporibus H.7. & 8. 23.
4. Rotulus Fundatorum & Benefaaorum Monafterii
de Walden in Com. Eflex. aS -
5'74-
Liber de tenuris, temporibus R. 3. H.7. & 8. per relevia
recogniris.
Panicl King's Description of Chefliire.
5176.
1. Grievances preferrM in Parliament & anfwered.
2. Inconveniencies of impofing on Foreign Commo-
dities.
3. Whether impofing on Merchants be a prerogative
of the Crown.
4. A Difcourfe, that Peace is more fitting for England
than War.
5. Of the Declination of the Exchequer to the pre-
judice of the Royal Eftate.
6. A Speech to Q^Eliz. containing the Petition of the
Parliament, 1571.
7. SirNic. Bacon's Speech to Q.Eliz. 1562. in her
2d Parliam*.
8. AnotherSpeech in the faid Parliament, perfwading
the Queen to marry.
9. Anfwer to a Speech at the prefenting the Lord
Mayor.
to. Ed. Grindal, A. Bp. his Speech when under the
Queen's difpleafure.
11. Letters of W m Paulet, Marquis of Winchefter,
Lord Keeper.
12. Speeches & Orations of Sir Nic. Bacon & others
in 1558. & 1559.
13. Privileges of the Palaces of Kings of England.
14. Caufes tryedin Chancery, 1654, 1655 & 1659.
15. Examination of Witneffes about theFuneral of St.
John of Batrerfea, 1648.
16. The Creation of Henry Prince of Wales, 1610:
and his Funeral, 1612 : moftly in Camden's own hand;
as alfo feveral things following are.
17. Fred. Count Palatine & C.Maurice of Naffau
made Knights of the Garter.
1 8. Marriage of the Lady Anne of Cleve with H. 8.
1 9. Creatio Roberti Clari in Comitem Somerfetti.
20. The Proceeding to the Parliament, 1614: with
other Pageants & Creations.
21. Creation of Charles Prince of Wales, 161 6.
22. Funeral of Ann, Queen of J. 1.
23. Privileges of Knights of the Bath.
24. Of the Marfhalls of England.
25. Pcifons that claimed to do fervice at the Corona-
tion of Ed. 6.
5177-
1 . A Plea between Batchelor Knights & Knights of the
Bath.
2. Statutes of the Order of the Garter, in the time
of H.8.
3. A Note of Knights made in the Reigns of H.6.
L.4 R j, IL7.&8. E.6. Q.Mary&Ekz. And all
the Knights of the Garter.
4. Arthur Agard, his opinion upon feveral Queftions
propounded by the College of Antiquaries.
5- Notes of Patents of Judges, Serjeants, noble Crea-
tions, Officers, Heralds, Baronets, &c.
6. Infignia Armorum 378. in Com. Cantii.
7. An Ordinary of Arms of Gentry in Eflex.
Num. 5177 — 5187^
8. Another by John Raven, Richmond Herald, 1612.
9. A Survey of Effex. .
- 5*78 & 5*79-
Vifitations & Heraldical Colleftions for Shropfhire.
XVI.
The firft has 93 pages badly written, with an alpha-
betical Index, and names of Baronets of Shropfhire
at the beginning.
The 2d has 36 folios, with the Arms of each Family
prefixed to their Pedigree, and an Index at the end.
Thefe are bound up with 5848, 7510, which relate
to the fame Subjects.
1. Extra&a ex Libris Inquifitionum, Finium, &c. in
Scaccario & alibi, de genealogiis familiarum, in diverfis
Comitat : cum armis ad fin em.
2. Thefaurarii Angliae, fo. 75. Extradt. ex antiquis
hiftoriis & recordis, per Franc. Botevile.
3. Nomina Cardinalium de gente Anglicana.
4. Names of the Lieutenants & Maflers of the Ordi-
nance.
5. " The Coats of divers perfons named in the book
intituled, Colle&iones geneal : extraft. ex Record, &c."
84.
5l8l.
Vifitatio Com. Buck. 1566: per WilTm Harvye Cla-
renceaulx,
5182.
Vifitation of Chefliire 1580. A fmall folio of 123 pages,
with a Table of the Gentry arranged alphabetically at
the beginning ; after which is the Number of Hundreds,
Market Towns, Churches, and Chapels, with an Ab-
ftratt of Religious Houfes, and value thereof, in the
fame way as in 5186, being both written by one
hand.
On the back of this page, a lift of the Baronets of
Chefliire, with the dates of creation.
51S3.
Stemmata & Anna plurium Baronum Angliae, 1597-
The former part is in Latin, the latter in Englift; fol.
tot. 63. It is bound up with 32S7, which fee.
5 1 84.
Vifitatio heraldica Cora. Wilts. 1565.
5185.
Vifitatio Com. Devon. 1562.
5186.
Another, " Vifitation of Bedfordftiire, made 1582
extrafled de lib. W. G." With, " A Table of
the Names of the Nobility and Gentry, with their
Coats of Arms, Crefts, and Number of Defcents."
pages 62. p. 1. « The County hath 116 Parilhes in
9 Hundreds ; 10 Market Towns," &c. Alfo, " An
Abftraft of fuch Religious Houfes as were in the faid
County, with their Valuations, as exprefled in Speed's
Chronicle, and recorded, in the Office of the Firft
Fruits and Tenths."
At the end is the fame for Derby/hire.
This Number is bound up with 4600, the Vifita-
tion of Bedfordlhire in 1 566 ; and 2109, which alfo fee.
5187.
Vifitatio Com. Oxon 1 574. by Richard Lee, alias
Portcullis.
1 j Liber
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Num. 5188 — 5194-
5188.
Liber omnium Baronettorum temporibus Ja. 1. et Ca. 1.
crcatorum : cum Gencalogiis eorundem.
5189.
Vifitatio Nobilium & Generoforum in Com. Norff. A°
1563 : per W ro Harvy Ar. Regem ad Arraa, fub no-
mine Clarenceaux, cum tabula alphabetica. . Vid,e
etiam 4755.
5I9 °'
1. A fhort Defcription of all the Counties in England.
2. Maneria, Terras &c Tenementa in Com.Eflex, fpec-
tantia ad Honorem de Raleigh in hundredo de Rochford ;
extra&a ex Recordis. Et etiam fpe&antia ad Ducatum
Lancaftriae.
3. A Breviat of the Courts of Record at Weftminfter :
by Rob. Robinfon, 1587.
4. Compotus Johannis Cocke Ar. Vicecomitis Effexiae
ct Hertf. 2 Ed. 6. Et alterius Vic. A° 1607.
5. Praeceptum Stephani Soame mil. Vic. Effexiae,
Ballivo Hundredi de Hincford, de colligendis denariis,
A°l622.
6. The Tafke Booke of the fifteenths & tenths col-
lected in Effex, 1625.
7. Juftices of the Peace in the County of Eflex, 1640.
8. Praedi&iones ex verbo Dei, de excidio Babylonis
myfticae, A°. 1 654 : De Turcarum extrema profligatione,
A° 1663 ; Et de fine mundi A°. 1672 : cum clavi Apo-
ealypfeos : Olivero Cromwdlo infcriptae per Philippum
Nauticaeum.
9. Inquifitio port Mortem Johannis Southcott, de ter-
ns in Effex, 27 Eliz.
10. Inquifitio poft mortem Johannis Vere, comitis
Oxon. 18 H. 8. de terris in Effex.
11. Notes concerning the Ciftertian Order*
12. Literae patentes Philippi & Mariae, pro incorpora-
tione Heraldorunu
5191.
1. Advertifement of a loyal Subjed to K. James, at his
entrance to his. Kingdom.
2. Proceedings againft the L. chief Juftice Coke at the
Council Table. " 4.
3. A Treatife about Precedents in Chailcery. 8.
4. The Rates of Licences for Alienations, & of
Writts of Covenants finable. 14.
c. A Poem on a Fart in the Houfe of Commons, 1 607.
16.
6. The Soldiers Counterbuffe to the Play Ignoramus:
a Poem. 18.
7. A fliort defcription of Scotland, 1617. 20*
8. Carmina pro informatione computantium in Scac-
cario ; tempore H. 4. 22.
9. The L. Chancellor's Apology againft the Writt of
Praemunire intended to be brought againft him. 25.
10. The Oath of a privy Councellor. 30. b.
1 1 . An Epitaph on the Lord Brook. 31.
12. A Lamentation upon the burning of the School
at Bridley in Yorkftiire.
5192.
Some Charters relating to the Church of St* Peter's York-
XVII.
5193-
Liber Efenetorum, Tnquifitionum, Finium, & alior. Re-
cordorum, tempore Ed. 3 1 cum indice alphabetico
perfonarum & locorum. xvir.
5194-
1. A Treatife upon Forefts, Parks, -Chafes, & free
Warrens. xvn*
Num. 5194 — s 20 1 *
2. A Treatife of judicial precedents concerning the
fame.
3. A Charge of the Juftice in Eyre for Foreft Caufes.
4. An Expofition of ancietit Words in old Charters.
5*95-
Nomina Villarum, Maneriorum, Kbere tenendum, &c. in
Com. Eflex. xvn.
5196.
[5197— 53° 6 - Quarto.]
Liber chartaceus, foliorum fcriptorum, 87. compa&us
cum num. 4156. Continet Regulas Juris 196, cha-
raftere non ineleganti fcriptas. Prsemittitur haec de-
finitio Regulae. " ftegula idem fonat quod canon,
grec£ ; et dicitur regula ed quod refte ducat, nec ali-
quem aliorfum trahat, imd, quoddiftortumpravumque
eft corrigati"
5198.
Liber chartaceus, in quo habentur ; xv.
1. Auli Perfii Flacci Satirae. 1.
2. CI. Claudiani de raptu Proferpinae, Liber. 15.
3. P. Ovidii Nafonis, ut falfo dicitur, de vocibus ap*
propriatis avibus et quadrupedibus, carmen. 39.
4. Epigrammata Latina, fc. Virgilii ad Auguftum, &c.
Supplicatio Galli ad Aug. ne comburat iEneidas. Sup-
plicatio Martialis vel Sulpitii. Refponfio Caefarii Ott.
Epitaphium Hylse Tufci. 41. b.
5. P. Virgilii Moretum. 42. b.
6. Aftyanaftis Mors, per Maphaeum Vegium, h graeco
in latinum tradu&a. 44. b.
7. Epiftola Sapphus ad Phaonem Ovidiana. 51.
8. Homeri Batrachomuomachia* Larinis verfibus.
55-
9. Ael. Donati de Barbarifmo, Tra&atus; 62. b.
10. Tra&atus de Arte dicendi, ex Cicerone et allis;
7*-
Ad finem, " Stephani de Bertolinis et Amicorum."
105.
5I99-
1. Alkyndi, de fadiis, diflertatio paginarum 50. xvu.
s. Praeleftio Mathematica, 1690.
Liber chartaceus compa&us cum num. 4 141, 6454^
6463, et 6470;
5200.
Liber chartaceus, paginarum 403, prater indices, con-
tinens Tentamina, i. e. Excurfus profa et carmine fac-
tos, in argumenta varia, Prsemittitur tabula argu-
mentorum tentaminum poeticorum, et fubjungitur alia
profaicorum, quae di&ata efle dicuntur anno 1644.
Auctor, inani iuperftitione duftus, fingulis paginis
fuperfcripfit alternatim J.H.S. etM.R.A. quafi Je-
fum et beatam Virginem unicuique folio Prasfides fac-
turus. xvn*
52OI.
1. Summa quae yocatur, " Pars Oculi Saccrdotis."
xv.
2. Verbale, i. e. Catalogus verborum Latinorum fc-
cundum modum alphabeticum.
3. " Dubia facre fcripture, fecundum magiftrum Pen-
crith."
4. Liber Aftrologicus, vocatus Pranojlicatio Latina f
five Prefagium, 1492. Cum figuris multis, pluma non
ineleganter defcriptis. Ad finem hie quafi Colophon fub-
jungitur. " Enjendatum denuo prefagium hoccig Im-
preflioni quoque iterum deditum anno diii Mccccxcii
o&ava die menfis Junii, in inclita urbe moguntina, cum
carminibus Pindari preclarillimi Poetae," &c. &c»
5. Pfalterii f ragmen turn, et Kalendarii.
Codex membranaceus.
*5*
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5202—5211.
5202.
Proceedings againft Rob Devreux, Earl of Effex, A
1600, &c.
5203.
Tohn Cade's Rcprefentation of the poor Eftate of the
1 Town of KidwiUie, to Sir George Carewe.
5204.
M.MacrobiiTheod, de Somnio Scipionis, Ubn 2. «.
Codex membranaceus.
520q.
An Italian Traft, in Dialogue between a mafter and his
fcholar, on fubjeas of Divinity. It is entitled, Lu-
crum Philof^ eximii." Written on paper in
two columns, but imperfeft at the end. xv.
The Author fays, that he purpofely conceals his
Name*
C206.
Archeion : or, of the high Courts of Juftice in England :
Wv W.C. it mould be W.L. i.e. W™ Lambard.
It was printed in . 635. At the end it is figned m
Saxon Charaaers, pille ham lampeort).
5207.
Extrafts on Subjeas of Englifti Law. From fol. 40.
to 138, bound with the former number.
5208.
A Treatife by William Sanderfon, dedicated to King
James 1. with the following Title,
" A Treatife of Exchange and of y* King s Ma*
Royall Exchanger's Office, in his eminent place of dig-
nity. Shewing the great good that came into the Land
two or three hundred years together by the Office being
in Ufe. And the great hurt and lo(Te of very many Mil-
lions of pounds darling unto the Land, withmthefe 70
yeares, fince the fame Office hath been neglected, and y«
marchandizing Exchange put in ufe : w"> alfo a remedy
mewed for the fame." 56 pages. At page 50 is an ac-
count of the Author, by a Friend ; and at pp. 52 &
53, the date of 1622. xv »*
Bound up with N 8 * 188, 519, SSS> 6 4oi-
5209.
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur, xv.
1. Albi Tibulli Carmina quae extant omnia. Cum
Vita antiqud. #
a. Ovidii Epiftola Sapphus ad Phaonem ; quam fenba
felfb dicit e Graeco effe traduaam. 43- b.
3. Laaantii, ut fertur, Poema de Phccnice ; hie fine
au&oris nomine. 48. b.
4. Virgilii MoTetum. 52. b.
5. Ovidii Epiftolarum ex Ponto Liber primus, et fe-
cund! pars, ufque ad v. 18 Epiftolac fcptimas ; fragmen-
tum, line dubio, diverfi codicis. $$•
In primo folio fcribitur, ut in multis aliis codd.
" Colleg. Agenen. Societ. Jefu Catal. Infcrip." Codex
folia habet 78.
52IO.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher, continens hiftorias, five
Legenda Sanaorum, fecundum ordinem feftorum,
foliis 244. Subjiciuntur quaedam de Sanao Pelagio
imperfeaa. xv.
5211.
A paper book fairly written, and bound up with N 0 '
1735 and 2404. It contains an Aftrological Treatife
by JohnRudfton, dedicated to William Vifcount Manf-
field, Baron of Bottle, &c. The title is this,
Num. 5211-^-5221.
" An Aftronomick, Aftrologick, & Philofophick
Difcomfe, upon the great Conjunaion 1623.
" With aDeclaration of theElfeas & portents thereof
probably like to enfue, according to the rules and judge-
ments of vulgar Aftrologie.
" As alfo the rules of reformed Aftrologie, grounded
upon obfervation, & phyficall & mathematicall reafon &
Demonftration.
*« Together with theprecifeTymeof this great Conj unc-
tion, the Pcfiuonof the Heavens, & Places of the Planets
att the fame Tyme, taken & obteyntd by the vigilant
obfervations celeftiall & meteorologick of Jjhn Rudfton
Student in the Mathematicks."
The conjunaion is that of Jopiter Sc Saturn. The
whole is written with great care, as for the Piefs. xvn.
5212.
L. Arlington's Letters, 1665 to 1670. Chiefly to Sir
William Temple ; uniformly tranfenbed, 251 pages.
At the other end, 20 pages of Law Memorandums.
5213-
Codex membranaceus, in quo habentur ;
1. Regiftrum Brevium cancellaris Domini Regis.
2! Statuta vetera, imperfeaa.
1 Traaatus Juridicus qui dicitur Summa, vel Judicium
ElTonorum. Sequuntur alia: Summae variis tituli*.
4. Summa qua vocatur " Curia Baron rymee, verfi.
bus Normanno-Gallicis.
5. Index capitulorum Statutorum. xiv.
5 2I 4-
Statuta Edwardi 3. Ricardi 2. & H. 4. & An. 1 & 2 Hen-
rici 5. Liber membranaceus bene fenptus.
5215-
Poetical EfTays in Dutch : 1 547- '55«- A P a P er book
well written.
5216.
Tulii Frontinii, de Aquaeduau urbis Romae, Liber. Ad
finem, fiftularum menfurae, cum infcnpt.onibus non-
nullis. Liber chartaceus, compaaus cum 52 1 1.
A French MS. on Vellum, containing,
1. A Treatife of Olivier Count of UM.uche, ur le
gage de Bataille." Dedicated to PhiUp Arch-Duke d
Al 2 W Inferted by the fame Author; « U livre duSeig-
neur de lifle Adam, pour gaige de battaille. i£ •
This Author calls himfelf, Jeban de Vtllen Setwur
de Me Adam. It is addrefled to the Grandfather of tbe
other Philip. 35 leaves of very thick vellum.
C,2l8.
Pet. Hifpani Thefaurus pauperum, Liber medicos cum
complexionibus limplicium medicinar fecundum .«
lianu'm de Sancla Sophya Phificum U- J£ ^
Italice extat ad num.5139. Codex memuwu
compaaus cum 5228.
5 2I 9* j »»
« The mathematical demonftration
Only 6 pages with two Plates. nea3 ^ U ^
Newcaftle his booke, 1676."
522O. • » p
Sir John Dodderidge's Treatife about : the King/s rerop
tive : inferibed to the L. of Buckhurft. t«riy
on paper, & bound with 966 and 6<Jo 4 .
5221.
Sexti Julii Frontini, de Re ^"'J^^comT^
Lber memhranaceus pulcher, fohorum 102. co P
ius cum 5216. The
5
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Bibliothecae Harleianae
Num. 5222 — 5228.
5222.
The form of the Coronation of K.Charles 1. & his Queen,
1625.
5223.
A book of various Tra&s united.
1. A work tranflated from the Italian* by an anony*
mous author, with this Title at large.
" The Heavenly Divorce, caulcd by the Diforders
& difTolute Life of the Roman Spoufe. Written in Italian
by Ferrante Pallavicino, Canon Regular of the Order of
St.Auguftine, of the Congregation of St. John Lateran,
dedicated to Scrupulous Chriftians, and for which he
was beheaded at Avignon, by order of the Court of
. Rome. Tranflated into Englifli, with the Author's Life
prefixed, by a Perfon of Honour."
ATranflation of the fame book by W. Laurance
was publifhed at London, 1679. i2mo. & in 1 7 1 8. 8vo.
This MS. has 1 43 pages.
2. ,c< AdilluftrifTunumPrincipemDn. Joannem Ducem
Megalopolitanum etc. ingredientem Roftochium xiv Kal.
Quin&il. ut poftridie inter ipfum Ducem et Remp. fides
folemni ritu fanciatur, ut fit Principe primum ineunte
imperium, Gratulatio, Johannis Cafelii CIO 13 XIIC
(i 5 88)Menfe Junio."
3. Mr. Mafon's Arguments for Sir John Elliot, 4
Ch.i. in the King's Bench. 44 pp.
4. Commiflion to enquire into the Cuftoms of the
Manor, relative to the Queen's Copyholders at Knaref-
borough, An° 5 Eliz. with the report of the Cuftoms.
Knarefb. being parcel of the Duchy of Lancafter.
5. A Rental of the Hamlets of Beckwith & Roffet.
6. An Inquifition taken at Knarefbrough, 18 Eliz.
7. A Bond, inverted.
{J? Defcriptio Hundredorum aliquorum in Herefordia.
9. Succeffio Epifcoporum, Majorum, & Vice-comi-
tum Herefordiae.
5224.
Liber chartaceus, in quo inveiiiuntur,
1. P.Terentii Comoediae Sex, fine diftinQione Ver-
fuum fcriptas; hoc ordine. 1. Andria, 1. 2.Eunuch-
us, 26. 5. Heautontimoroumenos, 51. 4. Adelphi,
73. b. 5. f honnio, 92. 6. Hechira, i. e. Hecyra, 113.
Pracmittur Epitaphium Terentii. xv.
2. Virgiiii Bucolica. 133.
5225.
1. Definitions in Law French.
2. W. Fletewode Traft. fuper 1 Cap. 1 Libri Little-
tonis. In French alfo. 1 1-
3. Le&ura ejufdem. i6 v b.
4. Leftura mri Mead fupe^Stat. de faux de Reco-
veriis 2 Eliz. Cum fragmentis. 18.
5. Rob. Broke fur Cap. 18. de Magna
Carta. 42 •
6. Fragmenta ad Legem pertinentia. 57.
7. Leftura mri Pole. 66.
Codex chartaceus.
5226,
Jacobii Ferrutii Commentariu* in Cantica Canticorum.
Ad Ponccrium Epifc. Parifienfem ; cum Hexametris
Latinis, adeundem. Codex membranaceus elegans.
XVI.
5227.
Valor Beneficiorum Ecclefiafticorum in Com. Dorfet.
Francifcus Neve fcripfit.
5228.
. . Ctodex. membranaceus, variis conftans fragmentis.
1. Gerardini Summa, de modo medendi : cum Com-
ment. . xiv,
Cat* Harl.* Vol. ill. *
Num. 5229 — 5234.
2% Anathomia.
3. Modus medendi.
4. De modo conficiendi.
5. Flofes dietaTum.
6. Liber de Simplici Medicina.
7. Liber Urinarum, Willhelmi PiSavenfis.
8. De segritudinibus humani corporis.
9. De temporibus morborum.
10. Formulae medicamentorum, Latins et Gallia?.
1 1. Fragmentum de herbis, &c.
14. Tra&atus de aegritudinibus repetitus, idem qui ad
n. 8. notatur : imperfe&us, fed priore plenior.
13, Tra&atus philofophico-medicus.
14. Nomenclature medica.
1 5* Fragmentum de medicamentosa
16. Tra&atus de Elementis, &c.
5229.
'* Obfervationes dignac notatu ex diverfis autoribus, or-
dine alphabetico : per G.P." A common-place book
in Englifli, notwithftandlng the Latin Title. Bound
with 678.
5230-
Eufebii Pamphili, de praeparatione Evangelica, Libri 14.
A capite 3. Libri in. Verfio G» Trapezuntii, ut 3308.
Codex membranaceus. . xv.
5231-
Gaillardi Guirani Explicatio duorum vetuftorum Numif*
matum Nemaufenfium, ex iEre. Cum multis figuris.
Traftatus editus 1647. 4to. Compaftus cum num.
4140, 6364, &c. XVII.
. 52324
Codex chartaceus, continens annotations viri cujufdam
do&i in Apophthegmata varia, b Scriptoribus Graecis
praccipue excerpta* Scilicet ;
1. Philippi Macedonum Regis* t.
. 2. Alexandri Magni. ti.
3. Antigoni Regis. 29. b.
4. Augufti. 36.
5. Julii Csefaris. 55. b.
6. Pompeii Magni. 60. b.
7. Phocionis. 64*
8. Ciceronis. 74.
9. Annotationes in Apophthegmata Erafmi. 94.
10. ExArnobio. 119.
Codex folia habet 145, fed deeffe videntur nonnulla
in piincijpip. xvn.
5233-
Statuta Edward! 3. Ric. a. H. 4 5. & 6.
Praemittuntur formulae quaedam.
Codex membranaceus.
. 5234-
1. Conventio inter epifcopum Dunelmenfem & Pri-
orem & Conventum. !•
2. Bonifacii Bulla de differentiis inter facerdotes pa-
rbfchiales, & praedicatorum & minorum ordinum fratres.
Cum fragmentis metricis. a.b.
3. Traftatus doftoris Boneventur, dearbore crucifixi,
et 12 ramis ejus. Cum Icone. 5.
4. Sermo fuper haec verba, " Quia dabit capiti meo
aquam," &c. 13*
5. Meditatio de nota compofita a magro Utredo Mo-
nacho Dunelmenfi. 14.
6. Ifidori Hifp. ep. de fummo Bono, Libri 3. 19.
7. Liber qui dicitur Flos Florum j fubjungitur Tabula
Capitum. 55*
8. Verfus Latini de Monachis, cum annotarionibus.
84. b.
g. I^a^atusde poenitentia. 85.
* 3T xo. De
*5+
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5 2 34^-5 2 3 8 *
10. De Confeffione. 87.
11. Lucidarii Liber. 88. b.
12. Alphabetum fecundum Bedam, five explicatio vo-
cum alphabetica, 103.
13. S. Bernardi Meditationes, ad B. Virginem. no.
14. Lotharii Diaconi, de Miferia conditionis humanae,
Libri3. 113,
15. De Miflae myfteriis, Libri 6. 122.
16. Poema de Chrifto & Judicio ultimo. Gallic^.
Subjiciuntur paucaLatine. 1^3.
17. Aljae meditationes S. Bernardi, fcil. de homine.
156.
18. Articuli Fidei, fecundum Robertum epifcopum
Line. 161. b.
19. Modus Confeffionis. loy.b.
20. Verfus proverbiales. 171. b.
2 1 . De converfatione Monachorum, Liber. 1 73. b.
22. Difputatio inter Corpus & Animam, metris Gal-
Kds- l8o-
23. Willielmi de Sanfto Amore, de paffione Domini,
Sermo. i8i.b.
24. Liber de Virtutibus humanis. 185.
25. De 7 Stellis, & 12 Apoftolis. 195. b.
Codex membranaceus.
5235-
1. Ricardi Heremitae de Hampole, de Emendatione
peccatoris.
2. Sit nomen Dei benedi&um.
3. Oleum effufum, non tuum.
4- quo pervenire ad incenJium amoris.
5. de Spirituali edificatione.
6. Expofitio Symboli Apoftolorum, Orationis Domi-
nican & alia theologica.
7. Johanois Belat, de Ecclefiafticis officiis, Liber,
8. S. Hieronymi, de vitaClericorum, ad Nepotianum,
Tradtatus.
9. Lotharii Diac. fqui & Innocentius 3.) de miferia
homiuis, Libri 3. vid. fupra 5234. X4 . et infra 6923.
10. S. Bernardi, de altercatione 4 Sororum, Liber.
11. Modus Cantandi fecundum Bernardum
12. Odonis de Ceritonia Parabolarum paginae c
priores. J
Codex membranaceus.
5236.
" An Index directing to the places in the Map of
the Theatre of Warr in Flanders, Brabant, Cleves,
Cologne, & the Lower Rhine." A copious Index'
on Paper.
5237-
An. Man. Tor. Sev. Boethii, deMufica, Libri 5. £*fax 0i
K»\ *'7iAir«». Liber membranaceus, bene fcriptus. xn.
^38.
Codex chartaceus, " Colleg. Agene Sodet. Jefu Catal.
Infcnp." Condnentur, xv.
1. Afconn Pediani Commentaria in nonnullas Cicero-
ms Oratwnes. Defunt quaedam in inido ; ad finem po-
f°^f " ?** eft P ars & Afconii Pedi ^»
cura et ddigentia Poggu Florentini, Viri litteratiffimi
SE? '".^"^"oSauaiGalli, prope Conftantiam
vigmti mdlra paffuum."
a. Ars Rhetorices, incipiens, « Partes elocutionis
lunt tres ; *Iegantia, compofitio, etdignitas. Partes ele-
gants runt diue, Latinitas etexplanado. Latinitas *ft
congrualbcutio, explanatio eft dillucida locutio." Forte
yet^afparmum Bergomenfem cuius duoopufcula, eodem
lcnptioms tenore, fubfequuntur. g 8.
3. Gafparinus Pergamenfis (five Bergomenfis five
BArzxzius) de imitatione. 8 108. b.
4: Aliqua imitationes Terentii ; per G*Burgpmenfenu
1 12. b.
Num. 5238—5243.
et \nPi\?fTu° h ° C ^ F ^ br j cum in Biblioth. med.
et int. lot. fub hoc nomine. Codex folia habet 1 1 7.
n 5239-
The Book of Genefis in Hebrew, with an interlinear*
French Verfion by Lapeyre, dedicated to Cardinal
Richelieu. Ihere is alfo a Hebrew title, with the
following French Tranflation of it interlined • •
tv a " V a< r enefe ' mi if en >ngueFrancoife,parJaques
DAuzoles Lapeyre, fils de Pierre D'AuzoFes, et dc
Mane de Fabry d'Auvergne. Regnants les veritablej
Chreftiens Louys xni. et Anne de Efpaigne. Dedie a
Monfeigneur Alphonfe Louys du Pleflis de Richelieu
Cardinal Archevefque de Lyon A Paris." '
An engraved Portrait is prefixed. The whole very
fairly written, on 297 pages, & dated, at the end, « 1632
le xvin Decembre." xvu.'
On the firft blank leaf is a Memorandum refpe&ing
the Author's family, dated 1637. * 6
xvi.
5240.
Formularium Inftrumentorum Juris.
Codex chartaceus.
524*-
Liber chartaceus, cum numeris 5227, 6885 compa&us.
Continet tradatus de Jure Ecclefiaftico, per Theolo.
gum quendam Hifpanenfem compilatos.
1. '* Incipit materia de beneficiis."
2. " De caufis ob quas Clerici religiofi bona, ecclefi-
aftica 1. peccant I. t3r reftituere."
3. " Materia de Donatione."
4. *' Sequitur materia de Vedigalibus."
5242.
A French book of Songs, written in parts ; on v^lum,
with fome illuminated letters & borders, xvi.
5243-
An oblong paper book of 134 leaves, (befides fix of in«
trodu&ory matters) written in two columns, contain-
ing a Poem in 26 Cantos, on the Hiftory of Guy
Earl of Warwick. It has the following title,
" Thecorreded hiftorie of SirGwyEarle of Warwick,
furnamed the H eremite ; begun by Don Lidgate, monck
of St. Edmundes Berye ; but now dilligentlie exquiied
from all Antiquitie, by John Lane, 1621/' Under this
title, is the figure of a Skeleton robed, rifing out of 1
coffin, drawn in Indian Ink. On the coffin this motto 9
" Virtus poft cineres vivere fola facit." On the
back of the title is a Sonnet to the Author, thus fuper-
fcribed, " Johannes Melton, Londonenfis Gives (fic)
amico fuo Viatico in Poefis Laudem. S. D. P."
On the next leaf is a fmall Chapel in India* ink alfo,
with Guy in Armour, (landing in a niche, and, on the
floor, this couplet :
u Bove all the Knightes that ever were or fliall,
Sir Guy of Warwick bears the Coronall."
Then follows an addrefs to his reader, by John
Lane. At the end, the Poem is figned " John Lane
under which fignature is the copy of a Licence to print
it, thus expreffed.
« The Licence.' 9
" This Poem containing a correfted hiftorie of Guy
Earleof Warwick in 87 leaves of large quarto, written
by Mr. John Lane, hath licence to be printed, Jul. 13*
1617. JohnTavemer,
as in the original."
The prefent Teems to be the Author's corrected copy.
It is compofed throughout in Stanzas of feven lines each,
& is ' " " " ' " "*"'"
Warwicenfis,
,AJfo a poem « De Guidone et Colbrando/' See Turner.
The Story of Guy was alfo verified, in Stanzas of 6 lines
v by
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Num. 5244—5^49-
by Samuel Rowlands, in si poem publUhed in London
in 1654.
There is a large figure of a Pilgrim at page 97, pre- |
^xed to the 20th Canto, at pi 1 16, as alio a Hermit* in
the 24th Canto.
5244-
Liber chartaceus, continens Aftronomica Halyi Abenra-
gel. Praemittkur haec inferiptio,
" Hie eft liber magnus et completes quern bait
abenragel filius fummus aftrologus compofuit de judiciis
aftrorum, quern yhuda Alius mufcae precepto dni a Ro-
manonim et caftelle dei gratia regis illuftris tranftulit de
Arabico in maternum videlicet hyfpanicum ydioma, et
c^uem egidius de theobaldis pernienfis aule imperialis nota-
nus, una cum petro de regio ipfius aule prothonotario
tranftulit in Iatinum."
Liber in ofto partes divifus eft. xv.
5245-
A hiftory of reraarkeable things in a voyage to the Eaft
India, 1696.
A thin paper book bound with 1813, 4049, & 7374*
5246.
Codex chartaceus, continens Aurelii Propertii opera. In
titulis librorum, Poeta appellatur, u Aurelius Proper-
this Nauta." In fine occurrunt hi verfus, ad Paulum
quendam, forte papam.
" Hoc tibi, fumme pater, tranferiptum Paule, volumen,
Quod tibi perpetuum noftri fore pignus amoris
Obfecro, materiae quando funt vatis erotes/*
5247.
A paper book, of various contents, one poffeflbr of
which has written his name in the beginning, "Alex-
ander Cooke, Collegii Univerfitatis Oxon 1596." This
is written in a fmall and very neat hand, fimilar to
that of the larger part of thefe Colle&ions, which are
chie fly difcuffions of theological Queftions. The book
has 276 pages.
1. " A briefe treatife of Oathes exa&ed by ordi-
nances & Ecclefiaftical Judges, to anfwer generally to
all fuch Articles or Interrogatories, as pleafeth them to
propound, ancl of their forced & conftrayed & exami.
nations for offices, wherein is proved that the fame are
unlawful." 1.
2. A great variety of theological Queftions, which
are partly indexed at p. 271. 61.
. 3. A fort of Catechifm. 185,
4« Various matters refumed. ' \gn 9
5. Addrefs of Archbifhop Grindall to the King, en-
titled, " Grindallus archiepifcopus Caatuarienfis, Regiae
Majeftati." 2 19.
6. Other queftions, and particularly fome againftfub-
Icriptioii to the Common prayer, &c. 233.
At each end are mifcellaneous quotations from various
authors.
524.8.
Liber membranaceus elegans, in quo habentur,
1. Aurelii Auguftini de Mufica Libri 6. praemiffa auc-
toris Epiftola ad Memorium, de Libris fuis. Ad finem
rubric^ fcriptum eft, " Aurelii Auguftini de Mufica I i-
ber fextus explicit felidter. Joannes Arretinus abfolvit
Venetiis, Mccccxxiii ialvatoris anno Id Maijs."
2. Marii Servii Grammatici de metris liber, ad Albi-
num : ab eodem Arretino abfolutus.
3. Tra&atus de metris Horatianis, manu multo re-
<entiore fcriptus.
5249-
liber Hymnorum Ecclefiafticorum aVf*Ao?. Cum nctis
muficis. xiv.
Tn fine Libri fic fcriptum eft ab eadem manu quae fcrip-
fk Codicem. " Ifte liber eft de dono Willi Admondefton,
* Num. 5 249 — 5 2 5
Canonic! Ecdefie Cathedralis Lychefeld, ad perpetuum.
ufum ejufdem Ecclefie. Si qui* eum alienavit anathema
fit/' Codex membranaceus.
525O.
A paper book of 758 pages, containing the latter part of
a theological work, attempting to ftate and reconcile
the difcordant opinions of Roman Catholics & Pro-
tectants, on many points of Do&rine. It begins at the
57th Chapter, and concludes with the 1 10th. xvn.
5251.
1. Chroniconab Adam ufq^ ad A.D. 900. . ix.
2. - 1 Hicronymi 5 Libris. Latino barbaro.
Codex membranaceus.
Eutropii, de origine Romanorum & de eorum imperio,
Libri. Cum interpolationibus et fupplementis Pauli
Diaconi. " E. Libris Petri Galefij." xv.
Codex membranaceus.
5 2 53-
Liber chartaceus, bene fcriptus, foliorum 144, contiv
nens tra&atum Frederici Spanhemii cximium, de unione
diffidentium in ecclefiS AnglicanA. Titulus>his verbis
concipitur,
" Expreflum Theologo Batavq judicium, fuper
Diflidio Anglicano, et Prsecipuis Capitibus quae ad uni-
onem feu comprehenfionem Diffidentium Fratrum pro*
movendam faciunt 1690.
" Infcriptus Regiae Majeftati, Epifcopis, et toti Clero
Anglicano, per Frid. Spanhemium, Prof. Prim. Acad.
Lug. Bat/'
Supra titulum eft haec inferiptio.
u Hie Liber demum imprimatur ft permiferit Re-
verendiffimus Cantuarienfis, et fi moderati Fratres non
inutilem iudicaverint promovendae unioni cum Angli-
canA ecclefia. NB. Hoc MS. multis partibus audlius
et emendatius priori, quod penes Archiepifcopum tqv iw
dylo^ fuit, anteferri ifti debet."
Tra&atus decern capitibus conftat, quorum Eleft-
chus dedicationi fubjungitur. Poft fol. 28. quatuor folia
tranfponuntur, quae vertendo folia 33, 34, 35, 35. in-
veniri poffunt.
52^4-
Notap et Scholia in Hug. Grotium de Jure Belli et
Pads, Pars 3** totus liber exftat in tribus numeris
5057, 1838, 5254. Scilicet, in 5057, Pars i m ° a fol. 1
ad 9'. in 1838 Pars 2. a fol. 99. ad 219. Et hie
pars 3 tia a fol. 220 ad 449 et finem totius Libri.
De lcriptore non liquet. Epiftoke Anglice ad finem
num. 1 8^8, alienA manu fcriptae, et forfan poftcriore.
5255-
Liber chartaceus, varia continens Latino et Italico Ser-
mone fcripta. xv.
1 . " Refponfio Domini Papae Pii (2) Oratoribus Re-
gis Franciae Anno Dni 1462." Ad finem, 1.
" Expleta per me notarium Nicolaum de Carpanis
de Neap, tunc Regiae Athinse Capitaneum. Die p"* Oc*
tobris 1647."
2. Fpitaphium Senecae. " Cura, labor, &c. J 23. b-
3. Verfus Italici, incipientes. " Fratelli miei quifto
mundo e una frafcha." ibid.
4. " Oratio Dominae Duciflae Calabriae, filiae Illuftrif-
fimi Francifci Sfortia Ducis Mediolani, recitata in Con-
fpe&u S. D. pp Pii et Rev m Cardinalium Mantuap Junft
1459." Cum Refponfo Papae. 24*
5. Sonetti (ut vocant) duo Italici.
" Angelico color ip verde fmalto" et
cs Perfaela fe, et perfa lafperan9a. M 35. b.
6. Oratio M. Xuliii pro Marcelb. " 26.
9 7. " Intfer
Catalogus Librorum MSS
Num. 5255-^-5259-
7. " Inter Clericulum et Juvenculam philocaptos
formofiffimofque Epiftola incipit elegantiflima." Subji-
ciuntur Enigma et Epigramma.
8. Verfus Italici. Sonetti tres. 37.
9. Revelatio Inclitae Johannsc, Illuftriffimae Hierufalem
et Sicilian Reginae. 38.
10. Prophetia Neapolis, et Proph. cujufdam Judaei.
41. b.
n. Epiftola Bernardi, ad volentes fcire regulam vi-
vendi. 42.
12. Ariftotdes in Secretis fecretorum ad Alexandrum.
1 3. De quatuor tempeftatibus Anhi. 47. b.
14. Sele&iones Latinse et Italicae, de Virtutibus et
variis argumentis. 49.
15. " Littera mifla per fratrem Johanncm deSancto
Miniati, Angelo de Corb. de Florentia, ut difcedat a
Le&ur4 poetarum." 58.
16. " SexColucius falutatus Florentinorum Cancel -
larius ad ven. fratrem Johannem de Sanfto Miniati/ '
59. b.
17. Iterum, Sonetti Italici duo. 62. b.
18. Epiftolajde Teftimonio Suidae, et infuper ipfius
Suidae Teftimonium e Graeco tranflatum, de Epiftola
Philippi cujufdam ad Theodofium Judseorum principem,
et Theodofii ad ^undem refponfione. De converfione
Theodofii. 63.
5256.
A fmall vellum book, beautifully written, & illuminated
. on every page; containing a French Poem, with a
dedication in profe from one Marcilhy to M. de
Lefdiguieres. It is infcribed, " Difcours a tresmag me
Seigneur M. F. B. de Lefdiguieres, Cons" du Roy en
fon Confeil d'eftat Cap m de C Home d'Arm. dc fes
ordres Gouverneur et Lieut Gfial. Pour fa Ma te au
Pays de Daufine, &c. AMonbrifon par L.P. 159 7."
It contains 23 leaves. xvi.
5257- '
A fmall Tra&of 17 leaves, very neatly written, and ad-
dreffcd to the King, (probably James, or Charles ift)
on a propofal of appointing an office for regiftering
the names of all ftrangers, &c. On the firit leaf is
" written, in pencil, " Given by Coll, Worfeley." Some
leaves have been mifplaced in binding (as marked
within) but none are wanting. The title is this,
" A Difcourfe with certayne Refons to move your
Majeftie to ere& ane office for the regiftring of the names
of all Straungers & Free Denizons, inhabitinge within
this Realme, Quarterlie, and to prove that the fame
is neceffarie, & may be graunted with a fee incident
thereunto, and be charged upon the fayd Straungers."
XVII.
Bound with 1841, & many other numbers.
5258.
Mr. Peake's Sermon on Pfalm lvi. 8. entitled, David 9 s
Teares, with his Prayer before and after Sermon.
A thin paper MS. of 38 pages.
5259-
Codex membranaceus, bene fcriptus et fervatus, in quo
habentur,
1. Gejla Romanorum, ut vulgo dici folebant. Capita
funt 101, cum num. 3270. 1. confentientia, ufque ad 83.
deinde mutato ordine procedunt, et deeft caput unicum.
Codices omnino comparandi.
2. The Life of Saint Katherine in old Englifh.
" Here begynne)? J>e lyfe of pe glorioufe virgyine
& mayde SeyatKitterine, whiche life was writen of at tam-
pus (fo it feems, but it has been rubbed) )>e grete doc-
toure Y knewe alle hire bleffid lyfe & conv'facon/' &c.
Num.- 525 9- — 5265*
" aft r hire martirdome he was made Bisfliope of Alif-
aundre," &c.
This differs confiderably from the life in 3895.5.
though it concludes nearly in the fame words.
5260.
A Book on the Office of Serjeant Major.
Written on vellum. At the beginning, the name of
Thomas Bafkervile, twice written, & at the end the
regifter of a (ihriftening of one of the family, in 1684.
5261.
Codex membranaceus, eleganter fcriptus, et illumina-
tus. ^ Continet Virgilii Maronis Bucolica, Georgica,
iEneida. Defunt omnino verfus in Libro 2° iEneidos
incipientes, " Jainque adeo fuper unus eram." Nota-
tur hiatus in margine, at manu feriore. xv.
5262.
Henrici (Septimillenfis, vel Florentini, ut 'dicitur A
Fabricio) elegia ad Longepredem. De poemate
multa dicuntur apud Fabricium in Bibl. Med. et
Inf. Lat. lib. viii. fed de Longeprede nihil. Nomi-
natim tamen celebratur Longepres in ipfo poemate
juxta finem.
" O meus, alter ego, probitatis aliimpnus et hofpesr
" Longepres, henricum mente refume tui (f. tuum)
Dicebatur etiam, nifi locus corruptus fit, Florenzer.
44 Tu quoque non immierito cui nomen floris adheret,
44 Florenzer, famulum mente refume tuum."
Prior Yerfus manifefto corruptus, nifi poeta, qui per-
barbarus eft, metrum neglexerat. Praefulem edam Flo-
rentinum vocat patronum.
44 Inclite cui vivo, li vivo, provide praeful
44 Florentine, ftatum fcito benignS meum."
Ad finem, Scriba pofuit, 44 Explicit elegia Henrici
ad Longepredem, Deo gratias." Idem dicet Leftor. Hen-
ricus appellatur etiam pauper, i Fabricio, et dicitur " ad
earn inopiam reda&us, ut charta deficiente verfus fuos
in vetere et attrito pellitio exarare cogeretur." Poema
incipit,
44 Quomodofola fedet probitas flet et ingemit alep."
De quo verfu apud Fabricium difputatur. Alep pro aleph
ponitur. Poeta miferias fuas graviffim6 deplorat per
totam elegiam ; juxta finem ait,
"Sum partus gravia, graviora, graviflima, quarto,
4C Paflio, fi vellit (velit) ars, poffet ineffe gradu."
Codex membranaceus eft, et eleganter exaratus. xv.
5 26 3-
Codex membranaceus.
1. Ovidii (ut falfb dicitur) poema de Vetute, libri
tres. Cum praifatione et notis Leonis, protonotarii By-
zantini. Superfcriptum eft,
44 Praefatio five argumentum Leonis prothonotarii facrl
palatii bizantei, fub nathato principe, in lib° nafonis
pelignenfis de vetula."
2. Palladii de Agricultura, libri 13. Infcribuntur,
" Palladii Rutilii Tauri ^miliani, viri illuftris, opus
Agricultural*
5264.
M.T. Ciceronis, officiorum Libri 3. deeft folium primum.
Codex membranaceus, compa&us cum num. 5376.,
XV.
5265.
Le&urse juridical Rogeri Manwood, Roberti Mounfon,
Caroli Calthrope, 1 562 Crooke, Johannis
Pynne, Edwardi Cooke, Johannis Popham, &c.
Ad finem, in raembrana, Surama Hingami, et alia
Vetera de legibus.
' ^ ' Codex
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Kum. 5246—5271.
*57
5266.
Codex membranaceus, non ineleganter fcriptus ac del.
neatus; fed contra&ionibus abundans. In prim 1-
folio, feriore manu, fcriptum eft. xiv.
u Liber geometric Euclidis Philofophi, quem
tranftulit Adelardus Batonienfis de Arabico in Latinum."
Continet Libros 15.
Adelardus ille, Bathonienfis, feu Badunenfis, floruit
faeculo 12 0 .
Codex antiquior certe faeculo 15, cui prius adfcriptus
fuit. Occurrit etiam h*c verfio ad Num. 5404,
5267.
Codex, in duo volumina, A. et B. partituS. Totus
A. membranaceus.
"I. M. T. Ciceronis, Officiorum Libri 3. xv.
2 » ■ ' de Amicitia, Liber.
A.<1 3" Paradoxa.
4- ■ — de Sene&ute Liber,
5. M.T. Cic. de OfEciis, iterum. Ad finem Cc An-
tonii Neoli Can. Florentini, Amicorumque."
" 1 in eum Saluftii Oratio ; cum refpon-
B.
fione.
"6,
7-
in charta et membrana.
8. S. Bernardi, de Gratia & Libero Arbitrio,
Liber.
Tufculanarum Quaeftionum Libri 5.
de diligendo Deum, Liber.
10. De amore Dei, Liber, fecundum Bernar-
dum.
de viis Domini, Liber.
1 a. degradibushumilitatis, Liber.
5268.
P. Virgilii Maronis Aeneidos Libri 12. X v.
Codex membr. paginas habeus 415. Continet verfus
21 dubios in libroll. " Jamque adeo, &c."
5269^
M. An. Lucani Pharfaliae Libri 10, X v,
Codex membranaceus, Uteris gothicis fcriptus, et illu-
minatus.
5270.
Petri Lombardi Sententiarum Libri 4. xiv.
Codex membranaceus: duo prima folia lacera, et alia
nonnulla tranfpofita.
5271.
A paper book, containing the Epiftles of Felice Feli"
ciano, in Italian. Prefixed are three leaves of co-
loured vellum, infaribed in Letters of Gold and
Silver, with borders of the fame. On the firft
«« Salve qui Legeris," and lower on the page " Me-
memo Feliciani." • On the fecond page of the fame
leaf, within a Silver border, " Candida fulvo nobi-
hor auro Facundia felix." This firft leaf is green.
The fecond is alfo green, and has more in-
fcribed, in gold. The third is red, and the Letters fil-
v t r .' a T . hc in fcrip««on on thefe two leaves is in Italian,
chiefly in praife of Eloquence, but towards the end
addreffed by the writer to a Canon Alberto, to whom
he (not being the author himfelf ) prefents the Letters
of his Friend Feliciano, as models of Eloquence.
An account of Feliciano has been inferted by a
modern hand, on the firft fpare leaf, taken from the
34th vol. of the Giornale d'Venezia, with the date
1465 prefixed. The Letters bear date chiefly about
1472, and there are many fonnets interfperfed, by Feli-
ciano and his Friends. The laft Letter has been left un.
fimttied by the tranfcriber. xv
Cat. Hahx. Vo*.. IIL
Num. 5272— 5277.
5272.
A vellum book, fairly written, containing, 1. Lydgate's
Life of the Virgin Mary, a Poem, beginning at the
laft three Stanzas of Chap. 5. according to the divi-
fions in the complete MS. of that Poem at No. 401 1.
At the end the tranfcriber has inferted his own name*
thus ; " Here endith be life of oure lady. Ouod
Jofces Fofter." 1 *
2. The life of S* Dorothy in verfe ; a leaf wanting-
at the end. 6
" O glorious virgyne and mertir Dorothe
Whos fader was called Dorotheus
Thy moder was named Theodore
Thowvowdeft chaftity urto by fpoufe Jfis."
3. A work in profe, called the Abbey of the Holy
Ghoft, it is tranflated from a Latin work of John Al-
cock, Bifhop of Worcefter, &c. See No. 1704. 9 . At
the end the Scribe has written,
" This endith without boft
The abbey of the holi god."
5273.
Liber Job gloflatus. Liber S. Marie RievalHs. Liber
membranaceus, pulcher. X ii.
5274-
Statuta Vetera Anglia. Codex membranaceus. xit.
5275-
Roberti Groftet, Line. ep. de Lingua Liber, a capite 2*
S 1 7 . Defunt et alia quasdam. Liber charta et mem-
brana conftans. XIV
5276.
Letters patent of the nth Ch. i. Auguft 31. dated at
Canterbury, refpefting the Cuftoms. Fairly tran-
fcribed on vellum.
5277-
A paper book, neatly written, containing, with fome
chafms, 494 written pages.
1. Lord Lucas's fpeech in the Houfe of Peers,
Feb. 22, 1670, upon the reading of the fubfidy bill the
fecond time, in the prefence of his majefty, p. 3. Pre-
fixed is an addrefs to the reader, beginning, " Reader,
I need not tell you that this fpeech was burnt by the
hand of the common Hangman, it being done in a pub-
lic place, to the great grief and aftonifhment of all true
Englifhmen, to whom my Lord Lucas his loyalty to his
Prince, and his inviolable love to his Country, was
abundantly manifefted," with much more on thefubjeft.
At the end is a Lift of 26 grievances, and this addition :
" Intent to fhew that the money given fince the Ref-
tauration amounts to more than the Nation is now
worth/' This is page 6, after which is a large hiatus.
2. Votes and addreffes and proceedings in Parlia-
ment, from 29 March 1673, P- 3 1 - Aft er p. 60, a
chafm to 67.
3. " The Cafe of Mrs. Mary Wood an infant (fole
daughter and heir of Sir Hen.Wood Kn l and Bart, de-
ccafed) and of Dame Mary Chefter, Relidof Sir Henry
Chefter Kn'of the Bath, and Sifler of the faid Sir Hen,
Wood." p. 89.
4. A lift of his Majefty's Ships, Apr. 24, 16*75.
p. 93-
5. Proceedings in Parliament again, commencing
Apr. 13, 1675. p. 133.
6. <c The Earl of Shaftefbury's Speech in the Houfe
of Lords, upon the debate of appointing a day for the
hearing of Doftor Shirley's caufe, the 20th day of No-
vember 1675" p. 233.
7. u Some Confi derations upon a Queftion whether
the Parliament is diflblved by its Prorogation for 1 5
Months." p. 259. In Six parts.
3 U 8. « The
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as*
fcatalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5277 — $283.
8. « The Argument for diffolving this and chofemg
a new Parliament frequent." Not paged, but inferted
after p; 280. in a different hand. # # . .
9. Proceedings in Parliament, beginning Feb. 15,
1676. page 319. With fpeeches and addreffes.
10. A Letter from Lord Danby, dated Jan. 17, 1677.
p. 485. His fpeeches follow, and the Articles of Im-
peachment againft him.
5278.
A Journal of Travels through France and Italy, begun
June 9, 1692. Written in French. It ends at Ro-
vigo, in the State of Venice.
TrogiPompeiiHiftoriarum, perJu(Hnum,Libri44» Codex
membranaceus, elegans. Titulus ornatus. xv.
5280.
An ancient vellum Book, faid to be in the old Irifh Lan-
guage, very neatly written, and well pfeferved. It
was once the property of Sir Henry Spelman. It
contains 66 vellum leaves, befides leaves of paper at
each end. > .
The firft: Paper at the beginning contains a long
account of the Contents of the MS. giving a defcription
of each Chapter particularly, of which there are twenty-
two. The general introduction to this defcription is the
following : ...
« This MS. is a copy, as appears both by the note
in fol. 65. a. in the botome (wherein the Tran-
fcriber gives his own name, viz' Gillo Tancolour'd
Son of Tuathall, Son of Teig, nicknamed the crooked,
OClery) and the contents, mod of which are contained
in other books much older. But the language is all of
the old ftamp, and not eafily now to be mafter'd. It
formerly belonged to Caffarlie mac Naoifi, for fo it is
fet down in the margents of folio 9. b. and fol. 65. b.
which at firft view made me imagin it was written be-
fore the beginning of the eleventh Century, at which
time firnames came firft to be generally us'd in Ireland.
Mac Naoifi being none, and confequently added as it
feem'd, by way of diftinaion to the proper name Caf-
farlie as in like cafes the cuftom was before."
« The book does not run much upon any one fubjeft
in the whole, but a Rhapfody, or variety of fmall traces,
fome Romantick, fome hiftorical, and fome mixt of
both, fome moral, aad fome that feem to be purely le-
gendary, as entirely depending upon the faith and vera-
city of the authors of 'em."
This account, which is not figned by the writer, is
written on a fingle meet, larger than the book itl'elf, and
folded. Other matters relative to it follow, in Latin, on
feven leaves, written in another hand.
The age feems therefore to be uncertain, probably
much more modern than the date afcribed to it in the
old Catalogue (the 10th Century,) which feems to have
been founded on the conjecture mentioned and rejected
in the account preceding.
5281.
The Book of Affizes held in the Reign of Edward 3.
A paper book, written in Law French.
5282.
Cafes of Certiorari al Cinque Ports, et en Gales, in the
Kings Bench, 8, 9, & 10 Car. 1. Cheadle & Buck's
Cafe, fol. 20. This is bound up with 4300, &c.
»
S 28 3-
Codex chartaceus, continens notas continuas fuper
textum Graecum Evangelii S.Lucse, i cap.ix. 54.
. ufque ad caput xxiv. 7.
In initio et fine mancus. xvii. .
Num. 5284-^-5295;
5284-
Codex membranaceus.
1. Hymni Ecclefiaftici, cum notis Muficis ; et Lea*
tiones, utrinque imperfe&se.
2. Liber di&us Diadema monachorum, au&ore Sma.
ragdo, Abbate Sandi Michaelis ad Mofam. Superfcrip^
tus eft, " Hunc librum Smaragdus compofuit, qui no-
men diadema monachorum illi impofuit : quia ficut dia-
dema gemmis, ita et hie liber virtutibus." Dicebatur
etiam de Eccltfiafticorum, et Monachorum maxime, virtuti-
busy ex fententiis Patrum contextus. Vid. Fabric. Bibh
Med. et Infr. Lat. Lib. xviii.
Capita hie extant 77. olim centum* xiv*
Plauti Comoediarum 8. fcilicet i.Amphitruo. 2. Aii-
naria, fol. 18. 3. Captivi, f.^i.b. 4- Gargulio.
(v. Curculio) 46. b. 5. Cafina, f. 56. b. 6. Cif*
tellaria, 68. b. 7. Epidicus, f. 75. b. 8. Aulularia,
f. 84. b. cum Gloffis margini inferiptus*
Codex membranaceus ; comcedise 98 folia occu-
pant 5 ad finem fC Aya65 tu'x»T i (3*6X0? rs <r«£o/4f**. riXo<.
KalSextilis 1415.*' Subjungitur, recentiore manu, in-
diculus vocum rariorum. xv.
'5286.
1. Cirurgia Rafis: quam tranftulit Gerardus Cremo-
nenfis de Arabico in Latinum, lib. 3. xv.
2. Conftantini Africani, de regimlne Stomachi, Liber.
3. Magiftri Thadei de Bononia, Confilia ad varias
aegritudines.
4. Prsefcriptiones Medicac. Codex membranaceus.
5287-
Libellus chartaceus, cum num. 5836, et multis aliis,
compa&us. Titulus eft, " Oratio habita in tradu&iona
garterii ad Chriftianiffimum Francifcum Galliarum
Regem, praefentibus tribus Cardinalibus, multis epif-
copis, et temporalibus principibus non paucis, Parifii*
x # Novembris 1527. Johanne Taylero, Vicccancella-
rio, pronunciante."
Ad finem hoc diftichon :
" Fauftos quacfo dies videant & Neftoris annos
Candida progenies, lilia jun&a rofis."
Et infra, Lutetiae x° Novembris 1 7 2 /- J°h- Taylero*
Vicecancellario pronunciante. Subjicitur, alia manu,
5288.
C. Plinii fecundi Epiftolarum Libri Odo. Editionet
habent decern libros. Hi oSto cum novem primis
Editionum congruere videntur. Ad finem " Caii Pli-
nii Secundi Veronenfis oratoris Epiftolarum libri nu-
mero otto, in hoc corporeper orcQnetn fummariecon-
tinentur."
Codex membranaceus, pulcher. In primo folio
" Jofephi Stephani Valentini liber Senis emptus 1574-"
infra " Nunc Pe. Galefii alterius libri permutatione."
Supra Epiftolam primam " Colleg. Agen. Socie. Jefu
Catal. Infcrip." ~ xv.
5289.
MilTale : olim " pertinens ad Altare S. Johannis Bap-
tifte et S. Margarete ad 9 Altare in Ecclefia Cathe-
drali Dunelmenfi : ex procuratione Domini Johannis
Prions Dunelm." Liber membranaceus, cum Uteris
majoribus ornatis, at fine piduris, xiv,
5290.
Statutorum veterum liber. Codex membranaceus. Folia
o&onaria divifione per literas notantur, et defunt non-
nulla, ut in initio obfervatur a feriore manu.
2 » i. M,T-
Digitized by
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Nilm. 5291—5361*
5291.
t. M. T. Ciceronis, de Finibus Bonorum & malorum,
librf 5. xv.
2. ■ Academicarum Quaeftionum, Li-
primus*
Codex membranaceus, non inelegans.
5292.
tSfcdex niembranaceus, cui titulus, rubricd fcriptus, eft
€€ L. Annei Flori Epithoma de Tito Livio Libri qua-
tuor indpiunt." Continet verb non Epitomas Livia-
nas, Floro adfcriptas, fed ipfius Flori Hiftoriam, fine
folitis additamentis P. Diaconi vel aliorum. Codex
fcabet paginas fcriptas 80. xv.
VitaS. Barlaam : aVpaXoc. Codex rtiembranaceus, cum
Num. 6503 compa&us. xm.
5294-
Herbarium vetus in membrana, cum figuris pi&is, fpec-
tatori curiofo non fpernendis.
In fine dicitur, ab incerto, liber effe Dioscoridis, de
herbis feminis ; & fane mafculis, in priore parte. Cum
numero 4986 compa&us eft hie codex. xn.
5295-
M. T. Ciceronis, de Oratore Dialog! 3, ad Q. fratrem»
Codex membranaceus, pulcher. xv.
. .. 52969
P.StatiiThebaidos libri xn. cum multis notis in margini-
bus. Folia pofteriora 14 caetero codice multo recen-
tiora. Continent partem libri undecimi, et duodeci-
mum totum. xm.
Codex membranaceus.
5297-
Defcription of Afia and the adjacent Iflands, in French,
in two different hands. xvn.
5298.
Forma admiflionis in ordinem Velleris Aurei. xvn.
Latine, GallicS, et HifpanicS. In membranfi, cum
figuris.
5299-
A French Tranflation of the firft five Books of the Or-
lando Furiofo of Arioflo\ in Stanzas of eight lines, cor-
refponding exa&ly with the Stanzas of the Original.
It is dedicated to the Dauphin, whom the writer calls
c< le feul Efpoir de France," probably therefore
Louis XIII. the only Son of Henry IV. unlefs it be
ftill older. There are notes at the end, which imply
the book to be older than 1590, the 2d year of
Hen. 4. The tranflators name feems to have been
Helye Bonnet, which is fubferibed to the dedication,
and elfewhere. The whole very fairly written, on
vellum. xvi.
5300.
1. Jun. Juvenalis Satirae.
a. Auli Perfii Flacci Satirae.
Codex membranaceus, paginarum 164.
xv.
21 Eftatutes des Chevaliers de la Table ronde," with
arms beautifully emblazoned, and other Matters re-
lating to the Order, done in a later hand. On vel-
lum. xvi.
Num. 5302—5311.
53©*-
Difputatio de Gratia fufficiente. Liber chaltaceus, fit*
tatus infigniis familise de Brienne* xviii
53°3-
Horatii Flacci Opera. Codex membranaceus, pagi*
nas habens 260. xv.
5304-
P. Terentii Comaedia? fex, hoc ordine ; I. Andria*
2. Eunuchiis. 3. Heautontimoroiinieftos. 4. AdeU
phi. 5. Hecyra. 6. Phormio. Praecedit fragmen-
tum vitae longioris Terentii, incipiens cc Revertente
autem Scipione Romam devi&a Caithagine, et inter-
fe&o Hanibale, Terentiis qui cum aliis deprehenfus
fuerat," &c>
Codex chartaceiis, forma profaica fcriptus* Ad
finem cujufque Fabulae, " Ego Caliopius recenfui."
xv»
5305*
1. Benedi&iones Epifcopales per totum annum, kv.
2. Officium conficiendi Sanftum Crifma.
3. Confecratio ele&i in Epifcopatum. Codex mem-
branaceus, cum titulo pifto j nec non liters prima, in
n. 3.
53^
1. " Manuftle Sacerdotis, 5 partibus, Johannis Mi-
raei, Prions de Lillelhull. Floruit A D. 1403. '
2 # Elucidarium, Gulielmi Coventrienfis, qui floruit
1360. 3Libris.
Codex membranaceus. xv.
5307-
CS3°7 — 53^9 # Duodecimo']
The Pfalter in fhort hand. A very fmall paper Book,
in two columns, neatly written. At the beginning,
" Brought by Mr. Bagford to my Lord Harley. *
XVII.
5308.
Variety of Plans for Garden Plots, Wildemefles, &c.
Neatly drawn on Paper, but without any Writing at
all. xvn.
53°9-
Pfalterium ; cum Litania et precibus.
branaceus, elegans.
Breviarum fecundum confuetudinem Romans Curias •
cum Culendario. xiv.
Codex membranaceus.
53H-
An old Kalendar, on folded fheets of vellum, connefted
at the bottom, and marked with the letters a. to k.
At the beginning is written, by Lord Oxford,
" Given by the Worthy and learned Mr. Brome of
E. Withrington Herefordlhire. 1 732."
a. is infcribed " Canoncs pro feftis mobilibus &
cognofcendis."
b. c. d. e. contain three months each of the Kalendar.
f. " Tabula lunae cum Canone et imagine fignorum."
g. " Eclipfes foli6 cum canone.*'
h. " Eclipfes lunae," from the year 1403 to 1448.
i. 44 Spcra Apullei de indiciis Urinarum.*'
k. " Tabula ad calculandum pro futuris."
Inclofed in a common cafe, with Numbers 937 &
38 12, which are alfo old Kalendars.
Libellus mem-
xin.
Oratlonea
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Num. 5312 — \5320.
53^2-
Orationes ad San&os, Pfalmi poenltentiaks, Vigiliae
mortuor. &c. In mcmbrana j cum pi&uris multis,
ct calendario. xv.
53/3-
Francifci Whitakeri, pueri, Loci communes. Cum
verfibus Angiicis, Latinis, &c. xvn.
53*4-
Law Reports and Cafes, in Englifli and French, under
William and Mary. Neatly written on paper, 160
pages oneway, and about 16 the other. xvn.
53*5-
Manuale Devotionis ; cum Calendario. xv.
Codex membranaceus.
53^-
Liber chartaceus, fuperfcriptus " Johannes de Fonte
Auftrali." Continet Tra&atum, cui titulus " Jacula
Tentationum praevifa." Cum prolegomcnis fupra-
fcriptis " i. e. Cofhab, i.e. Cogitatus," Scilicet
de Cogitatione.
5317
Lifts of Preachers in Lent, from 1667 to 1690, by J.
Le Neve. With thofe for 1702. Neatly written.
5318.
Officium S. Mariae fecundum confuetudinem Romans
Curiae: cum Calendario. Codex membranaceus ele-
gans, at non pittus. xv.
S3»9-
A fmall book, partly of Paper, partly of Vellum ; con-
taining very heterogeneous matter.
1. A French trad, neatly written, in a fmall hand,
on Paper, with this title : " Les Veilles de la Solitude.
mdcliii. A Samois fur Seine." It contains 68 pages,
and, though it has a general title, confifts of mifcella-
neous matters, among them feveral Love Letters. The
Initials J.N.D. (unlets they ftand for In nomine Domine)
are prefixed to every part. Pages 15, 16, 17, 18, are
wanting. The dates run from 1651 to 1634, fo that
it feems, like the next, to have been a kind of common
glace.
2. Another colle&ion of the fame perlbn, with a title
thus: J.N.D. Sal, id eft Salse acuteque di&a 1654
Dec 20. At) to KaXov irpos au'lo Kx\t7." The contents
here are principally Bon-mots, Proverbs, Dutch words
and fayings, Copies of Letters, &c. See 5332.
3. A fmall Arabic book, with this infeription, " Hie
liber eft Arabicus .... fons . . . i. e. caput ex Alco-
rano, quam (fie) in gratiam .... foeminarum . . .
et . . . " caetera obliterantur.
4. Libellus chartaceus, cum pi&uris, cura, fi non
arte, exquifit& elaboratis. Superfcriptio rubricata haec
eft. " Haec funt quindecim collecta five Orationes il-
lius preclariffime virginis beate brigette quas ante ima-
ginem diii noftri Jefu Chrifti indies devotiflim£ dicebat,
tandem ab eodem crucifixo, per gratiam dignam refpon-
fionem habere meruit, et ipfa ymago ipfius crucifixi que
in ecclefia ^ fanfti pauli extat, ipfam fanftam brigitam
allocuta fuit, prout legenti inferius patebic, et tu ledlor
lege devote quia ftupenda leges." Defunt Orationes 2
et 3. CcEterarum fingulae pi&urain habent prefixam,
excepta decima quinta.
Num.532T— 5332.
S3".
A Paper book of J. Le Neve's, inferibed at the beginning
" s Collections of monumental inferiptions, beginning
with the year 1600, and ending with 1649, not yet
printed by me. Jo. Le Neve Apr. 2 1 . 1 7 1 8."
At the other end, " An Index of what In-
feriptions are printed by me John Le Neve in each Year,
and each Volume, together with the names of thofe col-
lefted fince." Thefe extend from 1650 to 1679.
53 2 2.
Menologium, cum colleftis pro fingulis diebus per
annum, lingua Mofcuana.
5323-
Manual of Devotion, in fome dialed of Lower Ger-
many. On Paper. XV-
5324-
Short notes of what paflTed in the Houfe of Commons,
April & May 1 640, &c. a Paper book.
5325-
Computus Aftronoinicus. " Cum frrtribus adolefcen-
tioribus noftris qusedam calculatoria: artis rudimenta
fermone explicare coepiflem," &c. xi.
Codex membranaceus.
5326.
StatutaveteraLegis Anglicans. Scil. Nova ordinationes,
Magna Charta, Charta de Forefta, &c. Liber mem-
branaceus . XIV.
5327-
Paflio S. Margaretae. Codex membranaceus x:.
Horae B. Mariae : cum Calendario, et pidburis elegantio*
5320.
Vocabularium Hifpanico-Latinum, 1590,
wardi Smyth } chartaceus.
Liber Ed-
ribus, in membrami.
xv.
5329-
Epitaphs, &c. in the hand-writing of Dr. Hutton ; col-
lefted in various parts of England* A fmall Paper
book. xvn.
5330.
Logicse Liber, in feftiones 50 digeftus. Cum introduc-
tione de a&ibus intelle&fts. Liber chartaceus.
533»-
Hiftorical Obfervations on State matters; 1640 to 1642.
On 130 pages, in a neat engrofling hand, with an
alphabetical Index. The D. of Newcaftle's Arms
prefixed.
5332-
Libellus chartaceus, paginarum 163, continens Obferva-
tiones Hebraicas, ab eodem colleftas qui libellum
n. 5319 fcripfit.
1. Titulus generalis fic fe habct. " Augufti 29.
J.N.D. Lucubrationes Hebraicae Secundae — 1656."
p. 1.
2. l< Radices Hebraicae et ChaldaicS e Buxtorfio."
p. 9. ufquead 144. ubi fubferibitur. "B.N.D. (forfan,
Benedicatur nomen Domini) Abfolvebam A 0 1656. De-
cemb. 20. Diebus exafte numerando 20."
3. u Regulae generales grammatical" Superfcriptae,
"I.N.D. 1657. A* 5V 145-
. 4. u Arcana quaedam cabalae." 157*
5. " Nomina propria." 160.
Scriptura minuta et eleganti. . xvn.
9 Picblemata
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261
Num. 5332—5341.
5333-
Problemata Mathematica. Cum Obfs. dc Logarithmis,
&c. Libellus chartaceus. xvn.
5334-
Breviarium in membrana feriptum, in initio imperfe&um.
In folio a fine oftavo fcriptum eft, " Liber monaf-
terii San&i Edmundi regis et martyris de Bury, de
dono dompni Johannis Fenyngham ejufdem loci mo-
nachi, cujus anime propicietur Deus Amen." xv.
5335-
1. Jacobi Lucen. S.R.E. Cardinalis Papien. de Ponti-
ficio & Sacri Senatus Officio, Libellus.
2. 1 de morte Cardinalis Theanen. 148 a.
3. Veritas de inftitutione Principis, ad Raphaelcm
Riarium Cardinalem.
4. Marfilii Ficini, Dialogus inter Deum & Animam.
5. — Lex & Juftitita.
6. — -— . dedivino furore. 1462.
Libeftus membranaceus, elegantiffime fcriptus, et
pi&us. w xv.
5336.
Four Books out of Five of an Englifli Tra&, on facred
fubjefts, entitled, Angcloquium, fuperfcribed with the
Cypher IM. It is written in Dialogue, and after a
Preface, begins with the fecond Book; concerning
which is this note prefixed, " NB. The firit Booke
is not joyned to thefe, becaufe 'twas writt in a leffer
volume, and compared after another manner, foe y 1
'tis by its felfe with clafps in a gilded cover, foe y 1
let not the reader wonder to fee but 4 partitiones, and
y e laft to be called df me y e 5th Booke." xvn.
5337-
Aftronomiae Epitome. Libellus chartaceus, fumma cura
fcriptus, quafi ad prelum paratus. Libris 4. Paginas
habet 328, practer indicem.
XYll.
5338.
Hugh Thomas, his pocket Notes.
Written in an interleaved Almanack, called Gallen,
for the year 1691.
5339-
Adverfaria medica. Liber chartaceus, paginas habens
198.
534°-
Memoranda Logica, fcthica, Metaphyfica, &c. 1595.
Paginac mir& tranfpofitse j multae etiam defunt.
Liber chartaceus.
534i-
Codex membranaceus in quo habentur, opufcula varia
Ciceronis. xv.
1. Joh" de Lapide pracfatio ad G. Rhietum Parifien-
fern, de Ofliciis et operibus Ciceronis.
2. Ciceronis de Ofliciis libri tres. Deeft folium pri-
mum, et ultimum.
3. 1 Paradoxa ; deeft folium primum. Ad
finem fcriba ait, " Finis paradoxe, deo gratias, cum
magna difficultate 5 die Martii mill* cccc lxxviij 0 .
4. — 1 de Amicitia liber.
5. Ciceronis de Sene&ute, liber.
6. Somnium Scipionis.
7. Poft fententias breves de Morte, fequitur Cicero-
nis libellus, " de eflentia mundi" ut hie dicitur ; in
Edit. Ernefti autem, " Timaeus, feu de univerfo frag-
Bientum." Deeft folium primum.
8. Verfus duodecim fapientum in M. T. Ciceronem.
Cat.Harl. Vol. III.
Num.5342 — 5353.
5342.
C. Suetonii Tranquilli, de vitis i2Caefarum, Libri 12.
xv.
Codex membranaceus, elegans, cum titulis Libro-
rum et capitum deauratis.
5343-
A fmall Trad, fairly written, on 158 pages, with this
Title:
" A prefervative againft changing of Religion ; or,
a juft and true Idea of the Roman Catholic Religion,
oppofed to the flattering portraits which fome had made
pf it, and particularly to that of Monfieur de Con-
dom/'
5344-
Codex membranaceus. Colle&ionum Theologicarum
Liber, 7 pardbus.
" Ad honorem beatiflimae trinitatis, et gloriofae vir-
ginis matris, compilatus eft de diverfis libris brevis ifte
libellus diftin&us in 7 particulas principales." xvi.
5345-
Auguftini Dathi elegantiae Latini Sermonis ; cum Epif-
tola au&oris quae in nonnullis Edd. deeft, et indice
verborum alphabetica. Codex membranaceus, ele-
gans. xv.
5346.
1. Chancellour Ellefmere's Speech concerning the
Poft-nati.
2. A defenfive Vindication of the Liturgy, Ceremo-
nies, and Patrimony of the Church of England. 130.
A paper Book.
5347-
The Life of St. Margaret by Teftino, in antiquated
Italian Verfe. On Vellum, with many illuminations.
xv.
5348.
A Colle&ion of Epitaphs in & about London. Seem*
ingly by the fame colle&or as 5329.
5349-
Statuta a 1 ad 28 Ed. 3.
Codex membranaceus.
5350-
A Tra& on the Star-chamber, written on 168 leaves,
with this Title, " A Compendium and briefe difcourfe
of the Antiquitye & Jurifdi&ion of the Court of
Star-chamber, togeather with a Catalouge of the
cheife Clarkes of the faid Court ever fince the 2 2d
yeare of the Rtigne of Kinge H. 6."
535f-
A Book of Chriftian Liberty, Councils, Lay Elders, &
Prelbyters. Written on paper ; 267 pages, with fome
chafms. xviu
5352,
Liber chartaceus, ftudentis in tnedicina, fcriptus 1667.
1. Epitome Harveii de motu Cordis.
2. ' Anatomise Bartholini.
5353'
A fmall paper Book cf various Colle&ions, dated, 1601-3-
1. Epigrams & Devices.
2. Abltra&s of Sermons, note$ from Books, &c.
3. A Diary beginning Jan. 1, 1631. toJFeb. 24- ditto.
3 X 4- The
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Num.5353— -5362.
4. The Diary refumed, May 1602, with many Ab-
ftratis from Sermons ; alfo Verfes, and mifcellaneous
remarks, extra&s from poems, &c. Who was the writer
docs not appear.
5354-
Medicinal Receipts. A fmall paper Book, bound with
Nos. 6937 and 7360.
5355.
1. Clementis 7, Papa:, Liters 4. ad Clericos regu-
lares, 15.13.
2. Pauli 3. Papse, Epiftola ad Clericos regulares, 1536,
cum declaratione de iifdcm. 1 9.
3. Julii 3. Papae, ad eofdem. 23.
4. Liters Civitatis Neapolit*. 48.
5. Clementis 7. Epift. ad Clericos regulares, 1533.
49. b.
6. Similis Epiftola Pauli j. 1546. 53.
Cum indice. Liber chartaceus, compa&us cum
Num, 2363.
5356.
Robert! Boothe, " Synopfis totius Philofophiae Doftori
Nevil, Collegii Trinitatis Cant. Magiftro, infcripta.
Liber dodus, eleganti charadere fcriptus, et ta-
bulis fynopticis illuftratus.
5357-
Almonius Pelonius : contra Epifcopatus Ordinem Liber,
fic didus.
Codex chartaceus.
5358.
This Number appears to be wanting. It was a volume
of colledions like the three following. There is
reafon to think that it was never received at the
Mufeum.
5359-
A paper Book, written at each end ; containing Notes,
Observations, Hymns, &c. of a Popifh Prieft, whofe
• initials were B. W. written between 1684 & 1687.
At the inverfe end are feveral Latin Hymns, and an
Englifh Ode on the acceflion of James 2d, anticipating
the advantages to the Faith from his zeal. * c
Collediones Theologicae accurate exfcriptae.
1. DeVirtute.
. 2. De Examine particulari, et generali.
3. Examen pro confeffione generali.
4. L>iftributio materiarum pro meditatione in fingu-
los anni dies.
5. Exercitia quaedam fpiritualia pro focietatis homini-
bus. In tribus partibus.
6. Textus Scripture in totius anni Dominicas.
536l-
A thin book, the common-place book of a Frenchman,
perhaps a Divine, fome parts dated i6or, fome 1670,
containing Extrads inprofe & verfe, French & Latin,
occupying 35 pages, from the beginning of the book,
& 37 from the end. With fome Copies of Letters &
Speeches ; all written in a very neat & fmall hand*
53 6 2.
Liber chartaceus, exhibens Varias Lediones in Martialis
. Lpigrammata. Audor in initio fcripfit, " Contuli cum
icnpto Ubro Romac anno 1468, fed ex optimo ex-
emplan membranaceo, ut apparet. Wirtzeburgi K.
Num. 53 6 3— 537i-
5363-
A fmall Trad, tranflatcd from the French by ThotnaJ
Wilcockes, dedicated to Henry Frederick Prince of
Wales, 1 605. The Title is this :
" A Profopopoeia, fidion or devife, bringing in
the Piramis or pillar of the pallace of Parris fpeaking
for itfelfe, & advertifing others. Newly ymprinted,
1605.''
The Pillar in queftion was that ereded in memory
of Charters execution. This Trad is very neatly writ-
ten on Paper, & occupies 1 1 leaves, bound with Nos.
994, and 3347. XVII .
53^4-
Tradatus de Angelis, 1633. « Sub Duo Stratfordo."
Codex chartaceus.
5365.
Codex chartaceus. Titulus eft, " Ad ingeniofiflimum
virum Henricum Fan (haw equitem digniffimum Joan-
nis Audoeni Epigrammatum MS. Libellus Kal. Ja-
nuar. 1610." In primo folio, occurrit nomen Thomae
Baker, qui in fecundo fcripfit ; " Liber hie 1VTS nul-
libi (quodfcio) excufus eft."
Erravit autem V.D. plurima enim horura Epigram-
matum in Edd. occurrunt. Scil. 1. Libr. 7. Ep. 5.
6 Lib. 6. Ep. 84. cum multis aliis, quae inquirenti
fe obtulerunt. Appellari igitur debet, " J. Audoeni
Epigrammatum Centuria felecta." xvn.
5366.
1. Ifidori Liber de obitu Patriarcharum, Apoftolorum,
& Sandorum. xiij.
2. Hiftoria de Sacramento Monachi Radulphi.
3. Cefarii epT. Sermo de 3 habitaculis.
4. S. Bernardi Speculum Peccatoris.
Codex membranaceus.
53674
Biblia Latina. Codex membranaceus, eleganter fcriptus,
literis gothicis. ** xiv.
5368.
Authorities relating to the Marriage of Cordelia Cowdry,
a Quaker, in October 1699. Statement for the
opinion of Counfel, and Authorities on the Cafe, 50
leaves. xvn.
536^
1. Tabula fuper Methodo Fulgentii. X iv.
2. Gefta Romanorum cum praefatiuncuki, " Exem-
Quia
plum bonum de bono rege."
3. Liber de vitiis, cum remediis eorundem
juftitia fidelium eft declinare a malo."
4. Sermones varii : cum indice rerum alphabetica.
Liber olim S.Auguftini Cantuarienfis, membrana.
ceus.
5370.
Horae B. Mariae : cum Calendario. Codex membrana-
ceus, cura exquifita pidus et ornatus. xv.
5371.
[5371— 5444- $uatto.~]
Horae B. Mariae : cum Calendario. Codex membrana-
ceus, perverfo ftudio reformatoris cujufdam deforma-
tus,qui preces etc. ad Virginem pluma tranfverfa deni-
gravit. r XIV .
Colleflio
Digitized by
Bibliotheae Harleianse.
Num. 5372—5377.
5372.
Collc&io pretiofa tra&atuum de re Grammatica, olim,
" Coll. Agefi Soc. Jefu Catal. Infcrip." ut in hac col-
le&ione multi codices. xv.
1. JElii Donati de re Grammatica, Editio fecunda,
Ut eft apud Putfchium col. 1743.
2. Ejufdem Editio Prima, Putfch. col. 1735. 15. b.
3. Ejufdem Donati de Barbarifmo. Putfch. 1767.
1 9. b.
4. Prifciani, Partitiones Verfuum xn JEneidos princi-
palium. Exftat apud Putfchium 1 2 1 5. 27.
5. Trattatus au&oris incerti, non apud Putfchium
cxftans, " de ratione metrorum." Praemiffa eft Epiftola
ad Jacobura quendam, incipiens, " Nihil a te jocundius
nobis potuit injungi." Tra&atus ipfe incipit, " Pes eft
metrica conftitutio fyllabarum." 80.
6. Tra&atus anonymus de metris Horatii et Boetii.
94 b.
7. M. Servii Grammatici Centimetrum. loi.b.
Exftat apud Putfchium col. 1815.
8. Ejufdem de ratione fyllabarum ultimarum. 107.
Exftat Putfch. col 1 7gj>.
9. Phocae Grammatici ars, de nomine et Verbo. 1 1 1.
Exftat Putfch. col. 16S3.
10. Prifciani de Vernbus comicis liber. 132.
Exftat Putfch. col. 1319.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher, folia habens
fcripta 136.
5373-
i. C. Jul. Solini, Polyhiftor, feu de mirabilibus Mundi.
XII.
a. Rorgi Fretelli Archidiaconi Antiochiae, de fitu
ttrraeHierofolymitanae, Liber.
Codex membranaceus, cum num. 4088 compa&us.
5374.
I. Cr. Salufti, de Catilinae conjuratione.
xv.
2.
de bello Jugurthino, Liber.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher.
5375-
Uber Theologicus, ordine alphabetico : a litera C ad fi-
nem, cum indice. Codex mixtus, & charta et mem-
brana. xiv.
5376.
1. M.T. Ciceronis, de Amicitia Dialogus. xv.
2. ■ — — Paradoxa.
3. Cato major, feu de Sene&ute, Li-
ber. Codex membranaceus, elegans 5 cum Num. 5264,
compa&us.
5377 \
Codex chartactus varias lucubrationes Virorum do£lo-
rum compkftens. Continentur, xvn.
1. " Annotata ex Praele&ionibus ad Politiam Arifto-
telis, habitis ab Exc. Harmanno Conringio D. Med."
2. I. G. Graevii adnotata quaedam, cui etiam attri-
bui poftunt quae fequuntur, ufque ad § 9. 42.
3. De veterum Chriftianorum jejuniis. 48.
4. De Turcarum militaribus Copiis. 52.
5. " Prolufio de Chrifti nativitate ex b.Virgine Maria,
ct de hominibus qui nati dicuntur ex incorruptis Vir-
ginibus." 60.
6. Problematum farrago. De morte Cleopatrae, &c.
64.
Inferta eft ad foKum 72, Epiftola I. G. Graevii Au-
tographa.
7. " DeFrancorum gente, origine et impei-io.*' 73.
Ad fol. 77, fragmentum Epiftolae a I. G. Gracvio ad
JEg. Menagium.
Num. 5377—538i.
8. Notae quaedam fimili forma iis quae ad fol, 47. ab-
ruptae funt. Graevii nomen inferiptum eft ad 85. b.
9. " Schediafma ad Tib. F. de Tritico, vino, olco,
legato." 95#
Procedit ad initium capitis 11, ubi abrupt^ definit.
io. Notae mifcellaneac.
103.
11. " In Ovidium Notae, ex fchedis Scaligeri, ac
Vulcanii manu Vulcanii." 106.
1 2. In Sidonium Apollinarem obfervationes, ex Edi-
tione J. k Wouveren, inchoatae tantum. 129.
13. w In Petronio Arbitro, edito a J. k Wouveren,
Spicilegium.'' 130.
14. " Excerpta c libro Jos. Seal, excufo Ven. ap. P.
Manut. 1557. et a Seal, collatocum Vet mo Cod. 1559."
Codice, fcilicet, Carminum Horatii. 133.
15. Spicilegium ad eandem Sylvam." Sc. Statii Sylv.
iv. Car. 8. 136.
16. Fragmentum annotationum ab alia manu, duo-
bus foliis. 140.
17. " Excerpta ex C. Julii Caefaris Commentariis."
142.
Summa paginarum 162*
5378.
Liber" chartaceus, paginas habens 175, cum hoc titulo,
" Soli Deo honor et gloria ClarilT. ac Do&iff. V. Joh.
Georg. Graevii ad Pomponium Melam di&ata." Cum
prsefatione Gravii. Ad finem, " Finis labore ac fu-
dore Freder' Bec.ingii (nomen partim deletum) . . .
fitus."
Totus Liber chara&ere luculento exaratus. xvn.
5379-
Liber chartaceus, fragmentum libri majoris, ut a paginis
liquet, qus incipiunt k num. 301, et procedunt ad
446. vid. num. 5385. xvn.
1 . Notae ad libros xvi Ciceronis Epiftolarum ad di-
verfos.
2. Obfervationes perpetuae adPetronii Arbitri Satyri*
con. 376.
3. Notae ad Petronii quofdam locos. 434.
4. Notae ad PolluceiR. 444.
5380.
Codex chartaceus, in quo habentur notae Viri cujufdam
do&iffimi, vel plurium, in auttores Graecos.
1. Notae in Theophyladti Simocati dialogum, cui titu-
lus, <&v<r*x« xTToprifxcAx. Notae funt proculdubio Jacobi
Kimedoncii, a quo editus eft Theophyla&us cum inter-
pretatione et notulis, Anno 1 599 ; nomen enim, quod
obdudA pennd obfeuravit quifquam, apparet ad fol. 28,
48 et alibi, fuiffe 44 Jacobi K . . . . Fil." quod cum
au&ore ifto optim& confentit.
2. Ejufdem notae in Theophylafli Epiftolas. 9.
3. Ejufdem notae in Theophyla&i Simocati Legationes.
22.
Hae notae omnes, cum in Editione Kimedoncii non
exftent, digniifimae videntur accurata do&iorum in-
veftigatione.
4. Ejufdem, ut ex manu fatis apparet, notae breves in
Philoftrati Epiftolas. 28.
5. — in Heroica Philoftrati. 36.
6. — — ad Alciphronem breves notae 44.
7. Notae, alii manu, et alio forfan auftore, in Philof-
trati imagines. 65.
Hae notae, quae ad finem Libri procedunt, eruditione
abundant non vulgari, ut videre eft ad fol. 122. b.
jn voce j3Aipi*£ii*, et paffim. xvn.
5381.
A moft elegant book, containing original Drawings on
Vellum, by Enea Vice, from which his work on the
medals of the Emperors was engraved. They arc
II Drt wings
Digitized by
Google
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Catalogue Librorum MSS.
Num. 5381—5387.
Drawings with a Pen, chiefly in outline, & of fuch
exquifite neatnefs that they might eafily pafs for en-
gravings. The volume does not contain the whole
work, but only the following parts.
1. The general Frontifpiece, exa&ly as engraved,
without the Infcription.
2. The general title for the Medals of Julius Cafcfar,
without the Medal of him, or the infcription. Very few
of the fubfequent Medals filled up. The defign for the
Title differs alfo.
3. Auguftus, as engraved ; without the infcription.
The reft of the Emperors follow in order, the de-
figns for the Titles the fame in general as thofe en-
graved, but without the infcriptions, & many of the
Medals wanting. The Medals are diftinguilhed on each
page with in oro, in argcnto, in rame. A more exquifite
fpecimen of art cannot eafily be feen. The book con-
tains 55 leaves; befides two additional, of paper, with
Medals & Defcriptions of very inferior execution, xvi*
5382.
Annotationes in Claudianum de Raptu Proferpina, cum
hoc titulo, 44 Sub Magiftro Lucha Ripa, Honorato
Grammaticho, publice Ferrarias legente, Claudiani de
R aptu Proferpinae, Interpretation Notse hie exftant in
libros priores duos, fed in tertium inchoatze tantum.
Liber chartaceus. xv.
53834
Hiftoriae Longobardorum libri 5. five " de origine gen-
tis Longobardorum et geftibus eorum." Codex mem-
branaceus. Incipit, 44 Septentrionalis plaga quanto
magis ab eftu folis remota eft." xv.
5384-
Liber chartaceus, bene fcriptus, in quo habentui*,
1. 44 Johannis Meurfii Theophraftus, five de illius
Libris qui injuria temporis interciderunt, liber fiilgu-
laris."
2. Ejufdem 44 Le&iones Theophraftese, in quibus eo*
rum librorum qui fuperfunt loca aliquot emenduntur."
Cum indice au&orum qui citantur, aut emendantur.
xvn.
5385- >
Liber chartaceus, fragmentum continens ejufdem Codicis
qui ad num. 5379? defcribitur. Paginae hujufce partis
incipiunt a 560, et ad 682 procedunt. Sequentia di-
vert manu exarata. xvn.
1. Adnotata a Taciti annalibus, hoc titulo. u Xv> ™
0£w Excerpta ex Cornelio Tacito Annalium Libro 1."
Sequuntur fimilia excerpta ex aliis annalium Libris.
2. Notce, alia manu, in eofdein annalium libros, a
tertio incipientes.
5386.
Notac in Cor. Taciturn de moribus Germanorum.
. Liber chartaceus.
5387-
Codex chartaceus venerabilis, fumma cura fcriptus, cum
hoc epigraphe 44 Johannis Boccaccii de Cerraldo de
Montibus, Silvis, Fontibus, Lacubus, Fluminibus,
Stagnis feu paludibus, et mare, liber, incipit feliciter."
Ad finem fimilis inferiptio. At in ultima papina,
manu recentiore, haec habentur, 44 1623. Quefto libro
e ftato donatoa me Pietro Di . i Archiu' di fermo dal
Pr6 Albano Bi. . . fini de* P'ri di S. Spiritodi fermo. e
fi tiene, che quefto fia il medefimo carattcre del Pe-
trarca, che fi conferva in Vaticano di mano del Boc-
caccio."
Sscpe impreflionem fubiit hie Hber Boccacii ; hoc
femen exemplar, fi manu auftoris fcriptum fuerit, quan-
tivis pretii habebitur. xiv.
Num. 5388 — 5396:
5388.
Bernardi Caflinenfis Abbatis, Speculum Monachorum:
Liber chartaceus. XY
5389-
Liber chartaceus, compa&us cum num. 4738. Titulug
ad finem ponitur, his verbis. 44 Orthographia ifta ex-
plicit per me Jacobum de Scandolaris, feliciter Deo
gracias, Amen." Scribitur profa et verfibus Latinis,
interdum Leoninis. Exem. gra.
44 Queftio fit talis cur a fit prima vocali^
Ipfa gradu primo refonat fub pectoris imo."
Nonien Jacobi de Scandolaris apud Fabricium no»
occurrit. xv.
539 °*
Philofophiae Naturalis Commentum, 1469. Liber char-
taceus, folia habens 57.
539 1 -
Liber membraftaceus, folia fcripta habens quatuor ; et
Statuta exhibens focietatis Pleffeorum, cum hoc titulo
ampliflimo.
44 Sequuntur Regulae et Statuta in omni bene con*
ftituta focietate hominum perpetu6 obfervanda, et obfer-
vari folita ab omni acvo et antiquitate, et praecipu6 ill
ccetu et corona aulicorum Pleffaeorum, quas vetuftate
obliterata fuerant, nunc primum integrum reftituta, dif-
ligentia et ftudio magiftri Simonis Bigot primarii decani
Parifienfis, et confenfu omnium praeceptorum dilligen-
ter obfervata, et fuis chirographis obfignata in perpetuam
memoriam et obfervationem. Anno & redemptione noftra
milefimo quingentefimo feptuagefimo primo, Die vero
prima, et Calendis O&obris. P.R." xvi.
5392.
Armes of fome ScottifliFamilies, badly drawn with a Pen*
on Paper, now bound up with 4732, 609 1, alfo relating
to Scotland. xvn.
5393-
1. Concordantia Evangeliftarum, cum Gloffa:
ax/paXo?. XIII,
2. Fvangelia per totum Adventum legenda.
Codex membranaceus.
5394-
1. BedacPrefb.de figuris verborum, Liber. Super tria
folia in fronte, et duo fub finem Codicis. xiv.
2. Vitae S. Barlaam & Jofaphat.
3. De terrae partibus & ejus provinciis. Liber ordinc
alphabetico digeftus.
4. Compofitio de ponderibus.
Folia exteriora ex poemate Latino diftra&a. Codex
membranaceus.
5395-
1. 44 Liber Yfaac Abbatis Syne," quomodo Animapof-
fit quiefcere in Deo, &c. xiv*
2. Cefarii epi. Arelat. Liber homilia r um ad Mona«
chos merito diftus 44 Speculum Monachorum".
3. S. Bernardi Abb. Stimulus amoris Dei.
4. Vita B. Petri de Murono, qui fuit Papa.
5. Bonaventurse Card. Liber Stimuli amoris in domi-
num Mum Chnftum.
Liber chartaceus venerabilis.
539 6 -
1. Sermones dominicales per totum annum: colle&i
per Vicarium Maed. Oxon. xv.
2. Liber medicus, uxIqxXqs xxl arlKtr^ Hi duo
libri in membrana. xv.
3. A very curious Book on paper j with this Infcrip-
tion prefixed, in a modern hand :
€4 A colle&ion
'3
Digitized by
Blbliothecse Harleiari^e*
265
Num. 539 6 — 5399«
" A collection of ancient Poems, with fome other
memorandums, dated the 34th year of K.Hen.vi. 1456."
It contains now 78 pages.
The fame hand has marked the principal Con-
tents, thus :
Hymne at the elevation of theHofte. 3.
A Chriftmas Caroll. 4-
An Hymne to our Lady. 6.
A Song on the Ivy and the Holly. 8.
A tale againft Wedlock-breking. 9.
A Chriftmas Caroll. " 18.
Our Lady's Song of the Chyld )>< fcked hyr breft.
21.
"the x Comaimdementys. 26.
APenyworth of wytt. Imperf. 27.
Good Rule is our of remembrance. 35.
Tiirne Up hur halter and let hur go. 39.
Our Lady's Exhortacyoti. 43-
The byfom ledys the blynde. 45*
How the wife man taght hys Son. 49*
What Chryft hath done for us. 57*
Turnament of Totenham. 67.
Alas Y any kyndemati wantys Gode. 76.
A tale of King Henry 2d. lmperfe&. 78.
Some Accounts are here and there interfperied.
5397*
«* Clavis Medicinae, Dialogo tradita a Johanne Muralto
Tigurino, 1685 :" cum figuris atramento Indico ele-
ganter pi&is, a Johanne Meyer. Liber chartaceus,
folia habens fcripta 271.
.5398.
i fc Verfus de nZodiaci Signis* aetatibus hominis,
&c. * v -
2. RicardiHeremitae de Hampole, de mode vivendi,
liber. Ad finem verfus 8 Anglici.
3. Johannis Schyrborn, Senno in " Multi unum cor-
pus fumus in Chrifto."
4. Prophetiae Sibillaef.
5. S. Anfelmi Speculum teccatori*.
0. Mifceilanea Verfu et proft.
7. Johannis Haynton Sermo Oxonii habitue 143 d.
8. Rainoldi de Glouceftre monachi Sermo : cum aliis
Sermonibus, I. de Haynton, &c.
q. Ricardi de S. Vi&ore, de Benjamin adolefcentulo,
Liber.
10. Colle&iones & Tentamina Theologica. "Alredus
rex Anglorum perfcrutans quoddam di&um Boetii".
11. Johannis Wodeward Monachi Wygorn, Petitio
incipiens, " Letitia Dei permiflione Regina." Et epiftola
Mauricii Ducis, incipiens, " Sobrietas Dei ordinatione
Dux morum?*
12. Formula Di&aminis.
13. S.Bernardi Speculum Confcientiaei
14. Contemplationes de paflioneChxi(li,&c.
, 5, — Epiftola de honeftate morum ; fequun-
tur verfus.
16.
ditionis.
'7
• Meditationes, de miferiis humanac con-
de ingratitudifte, Tra&fctus.
Codex chartaceus bonus. Hoyte, nomen fcribae, ut
videtur, multis tra&atibus fubjicitur.
5399-
1. Raimundi Lullii Vade mecum : liber chemicus,
Roberto Regi Angliae dedicate. 1 -
2. Raimundi Lullii de lapide Phiiofophonlm, Liber.
15. b.
^ — Summatranfmutatoriaeartismeul-
lorum. # u 34*
4. . Pra&ica Arboris phificalis* i.e.
operis majoris. Paginae tantum 3 primae. 464
5. Arnoldi de villa nova, Tradatus Aquas vitas. 51-
Cat. Harl. Vol, III.
Num. 5399—540$*
6. Raim. Lullii, de aqua vitae, Tratt. ?$.
7. Vina medicinalia. 121.
8. De auro potabili. 145:
9. " De confideratione quintae eflentiae omnium
rerum tranfmutabilium, in nomine Dili nri J. Chr'. et
vocatur liber de famulafu philosophise, pauperibus evan-
gfelicis viris compilatus." 1 67.
10. " De 7 herbis 7 planetis attribiitis, fecundum eo-
riim imprefliones. Defunt folia a 289 ad 3 39. 280. b.
11. Aquae phyficales 12. 339.
12. De oleis. 347.;
13. De Sole refoluto, i; e. auro potabili. 385.
14. Medical Prefcriptions, in Englifh. 399.
15. Aliae praefcriptiones, Latin6. 423.
Liber chartaceus, maculatus. xiv.
5*00.
S. Eufebii Epiftola, de morte Hieronymi, ad Damafum
Portunenfem Epifc n . tfv;
Codex membranaceus.
5 4 Or,
1 . johannis de Ardene* Chirurgica & Medica. xv.
2. Praefcriptiones et mifceilanea. 158.
3. Medical Receipts in Englilh, with a citation in
Latin prefixed, from Sidrac, on the effe&s of the Sun
in different figns of the Zodiac. 167.
4. A Treatifeof Mens Waters, &C. i 87.
5. Thomas Awkbarow's Cookery and Confettionary.
192.
6. Rules for health, in verfe. 207.
Liber membrana et charta conftans.
54°2.
Collectiones aftrologicae, di£lae, 1 . Alkandrinus. 2-Chal-
bebrith. 3. Liber de ele&ionibus. 4. Liber temporum
Cheebenbrith. 5. De operatione Planetarum in mundo.
6. Liber Mefhalle. 7 De horis bonis & malis. Ex
Arabico in Latinum Verfaa. Liber quondam S. Nicola
prope Cufara : membranaceus, xiv*
5403-
1. Fragmenta de Alchemia Latine quaedam, & quae-
dam Teutonice. Incipiunt. fol. 9. xv.
2. Practica Domini Cimonis Treverenfis Archieprf-
copij quam emit 2000 Fiorinis. Inferta duobus foliis
extra ordinem numerorum veterum poft 74.
3. Varia medica et chemica antiqmu 75, &c.
Liber chartaceus.
5404.
Euclidis Elementorum Libri 1 2 : per Adhelardum. Baf-
tonienfem ex Arabico in Latinum tranflati. Vid. Num.
5266. Codex membranaceus. xiv.
54-05-
t. Raifons, que le Roy d'Angleterre doit efviter de
rompre avec la trance. i«
2. Les moyens de renverfcr fur I/Angleterre le mal
quelle auroit dtffein de faire a la France. 40.
3. Raifons 45, qui convierent le Prof efteur d 9 Angle-
terre a fe liguer aved la France contre le maifon d'Au-
ftriche. m 54*
4. Trois moyens contre lea Anglois, capables de
les incommoder plus qu'une Armee de 30,000 hommes.
5. Et la neceflit^ et les moyens d^entretenir une pu^-
fante Armee navalle. 86.
6. Raifons d'appuyer le Portugal dans le traktd de
Paix. 98.
7. " Que tous les Princes de TEurope ont Intfcreft de
s'oppofer au mariage de l'Empereur avec i'lnfantad' Ef-
Diq
%66
Catalogus LibfofUrii MSS,
Num. 5465 — 54 1 1;
p. Quarant flint raifons qui prouvent que les Efpag-
noIs naturels oni grand intereft de s'oppofer au marriage
de l'lnfante avec TEmpereur. 224.
9. LesRefponfes a 12 objeSions que les Paitizans
de TEmpereur peuvent faire a ces 48 raifons. 241.
10 Les belles quafitez du Roy de France Louis 14,
et de Philippe 4 Roy d'Efpagne. 252.
1 1. Raifons So, que la Renonciation faite par laReyne
eft nulle : avec les Refponces a les Obje&ions des Ef-
pagnols. 2 5^-
1 2. Vingt one Objections que peuvent oppofer les
Efpagnob, et les Refponfes a ces objeflions. 301.
13. Confiderations fur le Contract de mariage de k
Reyne, pour monftrer quel eft la droit de fa Majefte fur
les Duchcz de Brabant, Comtez de Haynault, Namur,
&c. 3 2 9-
14. Remonftrances en confeqaence de Project du
Rembourcement des Rentes de Thoftelde Ville de Park.
400.
A paper Book, fairly and uniformly written, in
French.
5406.
M. Terentff Varronis de Lingua Latina, Libri 4— 9.
Scilicet quae extant omnia, praeter fragmenta. Codex
chartaceus foliorum 140. Hiatus in exemplari origi-
nali, in margine notantur. " Colt. Agen. Societ.
Jefu Catal. Inter.'* xiv*
54^7-
A Spanifli Treatife on Morals, in two Books ; the firft,
on Virtues, in 34 Chapters; the fecond on Vices in
eleven. With a flight alphabetical Index prefixed.
Written on paper, in various hands j contains 277
written leaves. xvn.
5408.
An abridgement of Law Reports, probably of the Year
Books* xvi.
5+ ° 9#
Ant. Wood's Diary of his life, fuppofed to be in his
own writing. The title at large is this,
" The Diarie of the Life of Anthony k Wood,
Hiftoriographer and Antiquarie of the moft famous
Univerfitie of Oxford. In which are intermixed feveral
Memorial Is relating to his neare Allies, Kindred, and
others; as alfo certaine publick ASions of his time;
w ch may be ufeful hereafter to Hiftorians." Three
Mottos follow.
It extends from his birth 1632 to 1659, and is
fairly written on paper.
On the title page is written, c Mr. Anftis gave
this Book to me, 1712." xvn.
541 ° -
Compendium Geographiae & Hiftoriae. xviu
Liber chartaceus, fatkbene fcriptus.
5411.
Codex elegans, chartaceus ; in quo habentur varia 6
Plutarcho tradu&a, per Leonardum Aretinum. xv,
1. " Pauli iEmilii vita, ex Plutarcho de comparationi-
bus tranfiata de greco in latinum per Leonardum Areti-
num." lm
2. " Pirri Macedonici vita incipit, de greco in lati-
num." * 24.
3; Qu. Sertorii vita ex eodem, per eundem ; prse-
miflaEpiftola ad Antonium quendam. 51.
4- * Marci Bruti vita incipit Jocunde/' 7 1 .
5. De Alexandri fortuna aut virtute, e Plutarcho. 1 06.
Lib. fecundus.
6* De Romanorum FortunA, aut virtute. 129.
Num. 5411 — 54*8.
7. Leon. Aretini ex hiftoriA fleliogabali Augufti.
141. b.
8. " Guarini Veronenlis ad Hieronymum filium ypo-
thefia." 146. b. xv.
5412.
Crifpi Saluftii, Catilinariae Confpirationis & Belli Ju»
gurthini Hiftoria. xi.
Godex membranaceus.
5413-
Q. Horatii Flacci Opera. Sc. Odae et Epod. Ars poetica,
Sermohes, Epiftolae. Codex membfanaceus elegans.
xvi.
: ' 54H-
Folia varia Codicum in Seculo 1 1. & pofterioribus fcrip-
torurn. Fragmenta membranacea, exigua, a Johanne
Bagford colle&a. Vide colle&ionem, a Num. 5892
ad 5998.
5415-
Codex membranaceus, ornatus, elegans, de Inftitutionc
Ordinis Garterii.
1 . Tra&atus cum hoc tkulo, u Sequitur tra&atus or-
dinis fereniffimi ac potentiflimi domini regis Anglie,
qui vulgariter dicitur, la Jarretiere, quern edidit frater
Mondonus Belvayleti, ordinis facri Cluniacenfis, &c.
1463.
2. " Brevis abbreviatio trattatus de la Jarretiere, alias
Spcculi Anglorum" xv.
5416.
Evangelium feomdum Johannem. Latine. Liber char-
taceus, charactere pulchro fcriptus, folia habens 28-
In fronte T. D. 1632.
54' 7-
A paper Book, fairly written ; perhaps prefented origi-
nally to King James the fecond, there being this Note
in the beginning, as in fome others, " this did belong
to King Jame?, I had it from Coll. Grahme." It con-
tains an Account of Jerfey, with this title.
" Caefarea, or a Difcourfe of the Ifland of Jerfey.
In two Parts. The firft, an Accompt of it as it is at
prefent ; the fecond, fome hiftorical obfervations relating
to Antiquity/* xvi.
Codex e variis codicibus membranaceis et chartaceis
confutus.
1. Hiftoria cui nomen Brutus Libri 7, 8, 9, 10.
Defunt priores. Ad finem haec inferiptio, " Explicit
Brutus abbreviatus in 8 Libris. Sed decimus de verbo
ad verbum, et feptimus."
2. Chronicon Angliae, ab anno 75 ad 1192, ubi
abrupte definite
3. Miribilia Angliae, initio manca, cum Prophetiis
duabus Merlini, et tabula regum, unde apparet
Chronicon preqedens, cui anne&ebatur forte haec
» pars, ad Edwardum primum fuiffe deduttum. Se-
quuntur nomina virorum illuftrium, et notitiae Geogra-
phical. Haec in membranfi, quae fequuntur in charta
fcripta. xm.
4. Differtationis politicae recentioris pars, fcilicet caput
tertium, cui titulus hie praeponitur. " An et quatenus
diverfa fit Principum, privatorumque, in Belgio praefer-
tim,fuccefllo. ,, Se&iones centinet 20. Chara&ere lucu-
lento tranferiptas. xvn.
5. Liber chartaceus antiques, cui titulus in fronte
rubricates, " Leonardi Arethini de bello Italico adver-
fus gotthos gefto, libri quatuor, ad R. p. d. Julianuin
Cardinaiem $an£tt Angeli." Ad finem, " Leonardi
lo Arethini
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianse.
i6j
Num. 5418 — 5424;
Arethini de bello Italico adverfus gotthos gefto Libri 4.
expliciunt. Scripti per me Antonium Zuzinentem Anno
inatali Chrifti 1471. finiti die 3 Augufti. Alexandria,
dum ibidem grammatice, rhetoriceque, atque poefis ru-
dimenta pubbce traderem." xv.
54*9-
A curious Colle&ion of the Titles of Books printed at
London, in the fixteenth and the firft half of the feven-
teenth Century. Many not now extant. Seems to
have belonged to the Bagford Colledlion. See 54 1 4.
5420.
Two Tra£ts by Lord Bacon, fairly written on Paper,
with ruled margins,
1. " An Advertifement touching an Holy Warre,"
dedicated to Bp. Andrews. Extant in Bacon's Works,
fol. vol.iii. p.534. Written 1622.
2. " An Addrefs to the King" James the firft " of a
Digeft to be made of the Lawes of England." In his
Works, folio vol. iv. p. 1 2. xvn.
5421.
Johannis Boccacii de Certaldo, Eclogae 16. Codex
membranaceus, bene fervatus. Ad finem, " Scriptus
et completus Florentiae per me die xxm ms. Novebr.
1408."
Subjiciuntur, " Intentiones Eglogarum, &c. quas
ipfe (Boccacius) ad venerabilem fratrem Martinum de
Signa, facrae Theologize magiftrum per fuas literas de-
claravit."
Extant Eclogac in Colle&ione Poetarum Bucolico-
rum, Florentiae imprefla apud Juntam A.D. 1504. at
fine Expofitionibus au&oris. xv.
5422,
<c Difcours des Anglois & Eftrangiers piretendans droi£l
a la Couronne apresle deces d'EIizabeth, a pnt royne
d'Angleterre." Fairly written on paper with ruled
margins*
5423-
A copious Dialogue, in Italian, on the origin ot Love 5
" De l'origine de l'Amore (fee the [aft page) be-
tween the Author, who calls himfelf Philone, & the
Goddefs Sophia or Wifdom. It is uniformly and beau-
tifully written on vellum. At the End is written, " II
Philone volgare," but in a different hand ; and this was
the whole defcription in the former Catalogue.
5424*
1 . Definitiones Artis medicae. xvn.
2. Phyfiologia, tra&atus medicus imperfe&us, fub
variis titulis.
3. Genuina Medicae praxeos Idea. Ad finem, cc Mon-
ficur Raoult a difte ce traitd, apres fon cours de medi-
cine, en 167 5.**
4. Gafparis Tagliacotii, de arte reficiendarum narium,
Epiftola, Hieronymo Mercuriali, 1 586.
5. De varicibus, trattatus anonymus. Forfan etiam
Tagliacotii.
6. An fermentum Zythi a pants confe&ione arcen-
dum eft? Affirmatur.
" 7. Baccalaurii Medici Parifienfis Epiftola, de caufis
morbi & mortis Praefecti aerarii 1650.
8. Gulielmi du Val, de Voce Schediafma medicum,
1612. Ad finem fciiptum eft, alia manu; " Libelius hie
magnas turbas concitavit inter medicos Parifienfes non-
nullos, qui fe eo laefos putabant, praeferrim 3 aut 4.
fed tandem, tcrtio congregata facultate, omnia placide
compofita fuerunt menfe Febr. 1613. Vocavit autefti
hunc inotum et diflidium Clarifs. author Kenathlion."
9. Colleftanea de rifu.
10. Coflettanea de lacrumis.
Num.5424— 5431.
11. Qusftiones, An infaniae ab amore conferant
Jmvltxa. An herbis conciliatur Amor. An verbis nec-
tatur Venus.
12. Brevis et accurata Methodus praefcribendorum re«
mediorum, pro re nati in fingulis afFe&ibus.
Liber chartaceus.
5425.
1. Comm. in Hipocratis, Aphorifmorum libros 7.
XIV.
2. Alius Liber de malitia, &c. cum notis a feriore
manu.
3. Com. G. fuper Prognoftica Hipocratis ; 3 Libris.
4. Com. Haly fuper regimine Galeni : 3 lib.
5. Com. Galeni fuper regimine acutorum: 3 lib.
Codex membranaceus.
5426.
1 . Commentum fuper Auguftinum de civitate Dei J
a fratre Thoma, ordinis predicaiorum natione Anglico.
Decern libris. Codex chartaceus.
2. Index capitum in libros Gregorii moralium in Job $
a cap. 4. libri 2. ad finem. In metnbrana, ut fequentes.
3. Tabula alphabetica in eundem librum moralium
Gregorii.
4. Tabula Paterii, eorum quae S.Gregorius in V. et
N. Teft. expofuit, fecundum ordinem Librorum.
5427- §
TheNovelof Fiammetta by Bocaccio, In Italian, entitled,
" Elegia della Madonna Fiammeta." Carefully written
on vellum, the firft Letter of each Paragraph gilt, and
placed on a ground of fine colours. The firft leaf is
wanting, containing the Prologue and part of the
firft paragraph only. xv.
The fame novel accurs at No.3273«
5428.
1. M.T. Ciceronis, contra Verrem Orationes omnes,
in feptem libris. xv.
2. ■ pro Milone.
3. . ■ pro M. Marcello.
4. — — pro Rege Deiotaro, ad Cae
farem.
5. ■ pro Archia, poeta.
6. . ■ de reditu fuo, ad Quirites.
7. . — pro Q. Ligario.
8. . pro Cn. Plancio.
g. . . de reditu fuo, ad Senatum.
10. — — pro fe ad equites Romanos
& Quirites, ne eat in exilium. Oratio fpuria.
, 1# _ — pro Sexto Rofcio.
1 2 . . . — pro A. Cluentio Avito.
1 3. — pro P. Sylla.
14 . pro L. Murena.
1 5. . Philippics 14.
Johannes Ersford de Wiffenfels, de Almania ilta,
fcripfit A. D. 1470. Codex chartaceus.
5429.
C. Crifp. Saluftius, de bello Jugurthino, & confpiratione
Catilinaria. xv.
Codex membranaceus; capitum notis recentiore
manu additis.
5430.
Statuta Angliac antiqua. Scil. Magna Charta, &c. cum
Tabula capitum. Codex membranaceus. xv.
5431.
1. Horologium & Calendarium. X.
2. Regulae S. Benedi&i.
3. Statuta antiqua, edita Romas, A.D. 917. ao2.
- 4. Memoriale qualiter in Monafterio convcriare de-
ijemus. 11 6.
5. Bernardus,
Digitized by
4<$
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 543 1 — 5437-
<. fiernardus, de pnecepto & difpenfatione. 242.
6. Willielmi de Lugduno, de profeffione Monacho-
rum Liber, Bononiae editu6.
7. Bernardi Ab. Clarevallis Apologeticum, ad W.
Abbatem Cluiiiacerifem.
8. , ■ Sermo ad religiofos, de fru£lu Con-
cordia.
g Kilwarby, de Fide.
10. Auguftinus, de tenenda obedientia.
1 1. Hugo, de oblivione prasteritorum malorum & ira.
12. — de 5 ftatibus mutabilitatis.
Codex membranaceus.
5432.
M. T. Ciceronis Rhetoricorum, ad C. Herennium, Li-
bri 4. Codex membranaceus, paginarum 188. xv.
5433-
Macrobii de Somno Scipionis Libri 2. Scripti 1446.
Subjiciuntur definitiones nonnullas.
Codex membranaceus.
5434-
A French book on Surgery and Medicine, written on
paper, & containing feveral diftintt parts feparately
paged.
1. " Les Elemens de Chirurgerie:'' fuperfcribed alfo,
" Chapitre fingulier, ou introduction a la Chirurgerie."
Contains 60 leaves.
2. 44 Phyfiologie. Ou difcours des chofes naturelles".
On 111 leaves.
3. 44 Chapitre fingulier pour rinftru&ion des Chi-
rurgiens, donne par Mons r de Marque/' On 28 leaves.
4. Various Extra&s*
5435-
Trl&atus Pupilla Oduli diftus, de Sacramentls et de
tide, in decern libris ; * abbreviatus, ut videtur, de
libro qui di&tfs eft Oculus Sacerdotis.
Praemktitur index alphabeticus, mutilus k voce
mijfa ad finem. Sequitur tabula capitum. Deeffe videtur
folium in fine.
Codex membranaceus. Idem liber ad Num. 5442
occurrit, ubi Ricardo Dellyng afcribi videtur, nifi ille
forfan fcriba fuerit. xiv.
543 6 '
t. 44 Tabula fuper Biblia, bona pro predicatione."
Per manum Roberti Whyte 1 45 1 .
2. Originis Homilia fuper Maria Magdalena.
3. Expofitio Prologorum Hieronymi in Biblia : per
Rob. Whyte. ..
4. Gulielmi Coventnenfis Elucidarn pars.
5. Senecae ad Paulum, & Pauli & Senecam Epiltolae
fpuriae. _
6. Quaeftiones dePlatone &&
Codex membranaceus.
5437-
Philippi Gualterii Caftellionis, Alcxandreis ; decern
Libris, ad Guillermum 11. Archiepifcopum Remen-
fem, cujus nomen referunt primae literae fingulorum
librorum, Archiepifcopus fuit Guillermus ab n 76,
ad 120T. xv «
Codex eft membranaceus, pulcher, bene conferva-
tus. Subjicitur ad calcem Prologus auttoris, et (aliS
manu) fupplementum verfuuiti omiflbrum ad fol. 90. b.
Conftat autem omnino foliis 96. In prologo au&or ait,
44 diu te, o mea Alexandrei, in mente femper habui fup-
primere ; et opus quinquennio laboratum, aut penitus
delere aut cert& quoad viverem in occulto fepelire." Extat
iddm opus, at imperfe&um, ad Num. 4745. Ter, ad
Num.5437— 54.4.3."
minimum, prelum fubiit, ut ibidem dictum eft. Editio
optima Lugd. Bat. 4to, 1558.
543&-
1 . L. An. Flori hiftoriarum Rortianarum compendium
4 libris. Sine additamentis.
2. Cicero contra Catilinam : cum refponfione Cata*
linac. Orationes fpurise.
Codex membranaceus pag. 173.
5439-
Lattantii Firmiani, Divinar. Inftitutionem Libri 7.
Codex membranaceus pulcher. xv.
544O.
A ^Traft on the Morality of the Came of Chefs, tranf-
lated into French from the Latin by Jehan de Vignay :
written on vellum. It is dedicated to John of France,
Duke of Normandy, & eldeft fon of Philip King of
France. The Author fays that he look it from a La-
tin Book, but by whom that was written he does not
mention : it appears however to be chiefly, if not en-
tirely taken from the work by Jacobus de Cafulis, of
which a Copy occurs at N° 3238.
544i-
Codex membranaceus, varia continens, quae in Tabula
ad primum folium recenfentur. xv. ^
1. 44 Cronica trium regum orientalium alitcr vocati
Colonise, in qua quidem inferuntnr plura notabilia:
videlt, gefta Sanfte Cleve, in terra fanftft nec non doc-
trina et inftitutio beati Thome Apoftoli in eifdem par-
tibus, cum defcriptione diverfarum Se&arum religiofo-
rum, mirabilibus earundem partium."
2. " Quedam expofitio grammatical fuper quibuf-
dam diaionibus in pfalterio David et in Cantias." # 42.
3. 44 Expofitio diverfarum di&ionum difficilium in
Tropario inventarum ? " 73 b-
4. 44 Vita gloriofi Thomse martyris per venerabilem
Johannem de Grandifono Epifcopum Exon. compofita,
et in 4 partes divifa." 84.
5. 44 Qusedam fenfu&lis queftio, de modo tacendi et
loquendi, per quendam Albertanum Caufidicum edita."
1 01. b. Ad finem traftatfis appellatur caufidicus Ver-
fienfis de ecclefia Agathae : et tradatus ipfe dicitur fuiffe
compofitus anno 1010.
6. 46 Meditatio S. Bernardi Abbatis." De contempla-
tion Dei. *° 8 -
7. 44 Traftatus qui vocatur Speculum Religioforum,
compofitus a S. Edmundo Cantuarienfi Archiep. apud
Pontiniacum quiefcente." 118. b.
8. 44 Tra&atus optime compilatus per Bernar-
dum Beatum, et vocatus Bernardus de confeientia."
130. b.
9. 44 Tra&atus Rever. Magri. Roberti Lincolnienfis
Epifcopi (Groftdte) de Vera confeientia." 142. b.
ijo. 44 Compilatio Magri Johannis Devereux ? fuper
verbis, Deus contulit, Deus abftulit." 146. b.
Ad finem dicitur Magifter theologiae in Univerfitate
Cantabrigienfi.
Codex membranaceus.
5442.
1. Bullae 2 adaudiendam Confeffionem, 1432. Super
folium unum. f y *
2. Pupilla Oculi : 4C quod Ricardus Dellyng, &c.
Idem liber qui ad Num.5435 occurrit. Codex bonus,
membranaceus.
5443-
Codex membranaceus, vetus, recentiore manu fuppletus,
fed adhuc mutilus, Continentur Terentii Comoediae,
hoc ordine :
1. Andria. t I#
2. Eunuchus
Digitized by Google
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
Num. 5443—5449-
2. Eunuch us. 1 i ^
3. Heautontimoroumenos. .26. K
In Scena ulrima hujufce fabulae mutator fcripturse
forma, ita ut ab alia manu proveniffe liqueat.
4. Adelphi.
5. Hecyra. j
Abrumpitur ad Seen. 2. A&bs 3. ad verba " Sal-
van* Philumena eft ? Par. meliufcula eft."
6. Phormio. -
Incipita ScenA 1. AftAs 2. cum verbis "Sine.
Dcm. Incertum eft quid agam."
Ad finem cujufque fabulae ponitur, " Ego Callio-
pms recenfui." Codex folia habet 63, quorum 38 priora
yidentur caeieris antiquiora ; habent etiain gloffemata
inter lineas et in margine. Sed eriam pars >rior vix
fseculo xiii antiquior. Cafleius totum not£ faxuli xi
fignavit.
5444-
1. Miflae, Solennes ; inter alias, de 5 vulneribus Do-
mini, pro Peftilentia, et S. Gabrielis Archangeli, &c.
Rubnca in prima pagina Iiaec habet.: " Quicumq;
devote celebraverit, vel celebrari fecerit, vei audierit,
habebit pro qualibet Mifla tria milia annorum indul-
gencie a Domino papa Bonifacio quarto. Et Robertus
Halam Epifcopus Sarum, in Caftro fuo de Scherborne,
30 die in diebus, anno Domini 141 1, conceffit omnibus
vere contritis, hanc Miflam dicentibus vel audientibus,
40 dies indulgencie, tociens quociens, perpetuis tempo-
ribusduraturis."
In ima pagina : " Alicia Ligh, nuper coniunx Jo-
hannis Ligh de Chipnam, hunc Librum fcribi & fieri
fecit : Quorum animein celefti requiefcant culmine."
2. Veritas Theologian, fecundum Ulricum de Argen-
tina j 7 libris.
3. Pars Oculi Sacerdotis.
4. Jacobi, de Lofanna, Commentarius in Genefin,
Exodum, & Job t ax/<p*Ao? xx\ cfl&trou
Codex membranaceus.
5445-
[5445—5447- Ofiavo.j
Aliquot Suratae Alcorani, Arabice.
Codex in charta bombycina fcriptus.
5446.
,!• Codex Perfice fcriptus, de utilitate Infedorum k
Animalium; atq; de iisquce noxia funt.
a. Hiftona Gemmamm, five Gjawhar Nameh, Perfice.
Sine au&oris nomine. Liber chartaceus.
5*47-
u Pend. Nameh, five monita Dofloris Attari. In-
ftitutio Juyentutis politico moralis, verfibus Perficis con-
fcripta Liber magnas exiftimationis apud Turcas, qui in
Scholis memoriter addifcitur.
2. Idem Liber Turcice fcriptus, fed imperfe&us.
Codex chartaceus.
5448.
[5448—5449. Duodecimo.']
Alcoranus, Arabic^. Eleganter fcriptus et ornatus, fuper
chartam bombycinam.
54+9-
Mi^le, feu Parabolae Sandabar : in quo continetur
Hiftoriola de Biebar, regc Indorum Orientalium, &
filiis ejus. Hebraic^.
Codex ut videiur defcriptus ex alio codice, qno ufus
fuerat D.Gaulminus quondam Hebraea: Ling. Prof. Re-
gius Parifns; et nunc ex tat in Bibliotheca Re^is Gall.
Num. 12 '9. Titulo caret, qui reponendus eft ex im-
preffis codd.Conftant. 1517, Ven. 1^44, et i6c8. ubi
infcribitur ut fupra. Fabula eft de calliditate F^mina-
rum, et quomodo earum prudentia filius Regis I.idia,
npmine Baiber, a morte fit liberatus. Sandabar ifte «r„t
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 5449—5458.
Princeps fapientum Brachmanorum Indiae. In fine libri
aiatur Sandabar obiifle annos natus 130.
. Liber fcriptus fuit lingua Indica, deinde in Perficam
et Arabicam tranllatus ; ac tandem in Hebraicam, a
Judseo quodam nomine Joel, tempore incertd. Liber
chartaceus, maid fcriptus.
5450.
r L545o — 5456. Oflavo.]
^ &ce fci
partim profa, partim Caf mine, con-
unens varias preczaones pro diebus feftis, cum hiftoriis
de Mohammude, de Chalifis, et fandtis viris. Scriptus
annfe 1659, ^60, 1665.
545'-
Liber diftus Shah GulifUn, i.e. Commentarius Arabi-'
cus in hbrum fcerficum Guliftdn five Rofarium, quern
fcripfit Sadi 9 Perfarum Poetarum princeps, Anno
Hegirae656, Chr. 1252.
Auftor comtnentarii hujus eft Said Ali, qui abfol-
vit Heg. 957. A.D. 1550.
Scripfit Codfcem Al-Kaif Heg. 982. A.D. 1574.
Codex £ charta bombycina; fcriptus Arabice et Perfic^i
chara&ere Rerfico.
545^.
1. Votmzm*mKeJhaf-Al-Afr£r, i.e. Revelatio fe-
cretorum circa fapientiam & intelligentiam Avium &
Florum, *f c. Arabic^.
2. Liber Arabicus tradans de optimo ufu Gumma-
rum, et deledu Naphthae et oleorum. Agit de Sul-
phure, Arfepico, Argyritide, fecria vitri et fern Indici :
item de varus adipibus et pinguedinibus animalium &
plantarum : item de arte conficiehdi atfamenta & varios
colores. Ambo libriinonymi. Codex chartaceus.
5453-
Liber traftans de Au:uriis fauftis ac infauftis juxta re-
gulas artis Cabaliftca:. Liber chartaceus, Turcice
fcriptus,
5454v
Liber diflus Sb&hedi, five Nomenclatura Perfico-Turcica*
in qua Voces Perficte redduntur Turcica, carmine
rhythmico. Scriptusanno 1679. Vid. 5458.
5455. # .
Liber diftus DafUn MaJih, i. e. Hiftoria Chriftj, primum
Lufitanic6 compofita a pat re Hieronymo Xavero, et
deinde in Perficam linguam tranflata ab Abdo'l Se-
narim Kafen, e Provincia Labor.
Hanc Hiftoriain^i PcrOcq LatinS vertit Ludovicus
de Dieu, £ Codice M.S. Qolii, et utrumque textum
edidit, cum animadvtrfionibus, Ltig. Bat. A.D. 1639.
Scriptus hie Ccdex A.D. 161
Pracfigitur Epiftola a Samiiele Marfliall, Rev.
Doftori Colvil, Codicemhunc dono dante. i6£6.
545 6 ;
Vita Avicennsc, profa Turcica, intermixes etiam carmi-
nibus, fcripta. Au&ore Hafan praeceptore primario
Sultani Morad, five Amurath in. circa A.D. 1575.
Codex chartaceus.
5457-
[5457- Q"arto.]
Calendarium perpetuum, Turcice. Eleganter defcriptus,
fuper chartam b«>mbycinam.
5458.
T545 8 — 5459- Quarto.*]
Liber Sbabidi, five vocabularium Turcico-Perficum in
ufum Scholarum. Audore celeberrimo Poeta Shafiidi
Anno Heg. 1013. Vid. Num. 5454 et 5494, Com-
padlus in eodem volumine cum iequente.
3 Z A Book
Digitized by
270
Catalogue Libforilm MSS,
Num. 545 8 — 54 6 4*
5459-
A teook in the Armenian Language, containing, i. Hie
Apoftles Creed. 2. An hiftory from Adam. A
confeffion before taking the Sacrament. On a loofe
leaf is written, " Baron (i.e. Mr.) Hogos (i. e. Lucas)
writ this Book at a Town called Pa-Tain in China :
ending the fame on the 25th of March in the year
83 (i.e. 1083, i.e. A.D. 1634)." Another leaf has
fome Armenian Sentences, with this on the back,
M This paper was written for me, by Geo/ge Tartar,
an Armenian. O&ober 1 7 1 4."
5460.
[5460--5461. Oflavo.]
u Suahehte, hoc eft, Libro delle bore, fe\i upoXoytoy Grae-
corum, Ar&bice verfum. Melelius metropolita Halep-
ptnfis, fo&us ported patriarcha Ajitiochenus, homo
do&us, e lingua Graeca vertit in Arabicam, circa an-
num X 11 1630, ut mihi dixit Nattiet Ullab (i. e. Theo-
dorus) Gbilde Damafcenus, 1699; et conftat ex Ru-
bric! prima poft Pfalmos." Codex fignatus Luceo, ut
multi Graccorum codicum, et eadem manu defcriptus.
546l.
Liber di£hls DafaVl-Hath ; i. e. Depulfio Moeroris ;
Auftor eft Abu'l Faragius, filins Aharonis Medici.
Scriptus Codex, A.D. 1311. Initio et fine frag-
menta duo vetuftiffi m is Uteris Armeniacis confcripta.
54624
[5462—5468. duodecimo.]
frreces private, lingua Ruffica, ut teftatur infcriptio in
primo folio, Scilicet, " Private Prayers. C Czerai-
chewf, 13th Nov. 1769." Super folium quintum
fcribuntur haec, " Gulielmus Fouler Scotus, Ser**
Do. Annas Mag. Brit. Reg. Seer* hunc librum in
Pomona Orcadum infula primaria reperit ; quern caf-
tiffimae et fine labe virgini celfiflimae, D. Arbellae
Stuardae, ob incredibilem omnium fcientiarum cogni-
tionem, Linguarum peritiam, et pignus perpetuae fuse
erga earn obfervantiae reliquit ac dono dedit. Lond.
1 Mart. 1607/'
Codex chartaceus.
Codex Arabice fcriptus, in quo continentur hoc ordine.
i. Suratae Alcorani 36, 44, 55, 67, 78, 97, no,
xi2, 113, 114. Denique Prima.
*• Variae Precationes cum explicationibus.
3. Tra&atulus de Phyfiognomia. TurcicS.
4. Precationes feptem pro totidem templis.
5. Modus divinandi e fupputatione, &c. TurcicS.
6. Preces varii argumenti, infertis fig uris, &c.
7. Circulus Keblae, docens quomodo fe convertunt
Mohammedani verfus Caabam, feu templum Meccanum.
8. Precatio pro viatoribus et percgrinantibus ad Mec-
cam.
9. Nomina dierum per Hebdomads m cum horia
fauftis et infelicibus.
Scriptus codex An° Heg. 1077. A.D. 1666.
54 6 4-
1. Liber Precationum, Arabice.
2. Epiftolarefponforiaad quafdam quaeftiones de locis
difficilioribus Alcorani, au&orc D"- celeberrimo Al-
Gazali.
3. PoemaPerficum, cui titulus eft Pend-Nameh, i.e.
Liber Doftrinae, feu redte morum inftitutionis. Scripta
A.D. 1667,
4. - Nomenclature, feu explicatio vocum quarundam
Arabicarum anomalarum et figurataruru, PerficS. Scripta
1666.
Num. 5464— -5472-
5465-
1. Liber di&us Cafi \ i. e. Sufficiens. Eft Grammatica
Arabica.
2. Commentarius in Grammadcam Arabicam, di&am
Mejbah.
3. Liber di&us Mefiah ; i.e. Lucerna ; Grammatica
Arabica in quinque partes divifa, cujus Au&or eft Nafer
filius Aldo'l-Said, cognom. Al-Motarezi, i.e. Sartor
Veftium, imus ex infignioribus Grammaticis.
Abfolutus fiiit Codex a Scriptore anonymo. A.D.
1693.
5466-
Elegiac triginta tres, carmineTurcico, chara&ere Perllco.
Scriptus Codex k Mohammede filio Sheich, feu Doc-
toris Ahmedis, A. Heg. 1001. X u 1592.
5467-
Liber continens precationes Mohammedanorum.
1. Surata Al-Corani Sexta, integra. Arab.
2. Surata 36 integra*
3. Precationum formulae Arab, cum commentary
Turcicd. \
4. I ibellus continens monita falutaria area preceS.
Turcicis : quorum Au£tor eft Abu'l Haflan Jacut Ben
Atha* Allah, i. e. A deo datus. circa 1 308.
5. Precatio cujus auftcr quidam Mohammed Al-Nag-
jari.
6. Aliquot precationum formulae, partim Arabic^
partim Turcica, quarum ultima recenfet omnia nomina
feu attribute Dei, numero centum, Arabice.
5+68.
Aliquot Capita Alcorani, cum nonnullis precibus, qua-
rum Tituli Perfice fcribuntur. Occurrunt etiam Ar-
ticuli five principia Rcligionis lflamiticae.
5469-
[5469—5472. Sixteen*.]
Pfalterium Arabic^, ex tranflatione Syriaca fecundum
textum Hebraeum, quae exftat in Bibliis Polyglottis
Lond. et diifentiens a tranfl. Arab, di&a Alexandrina.
Verfio rara, et typis, ut creditur, non excufa.
547 °*
Libellus continens varias Precationes Arabicas chara&ere
Africano. Hae funt praecipuae,
1. Precatio Lorica ex fabula de Mahommede, quae
in Amuletum ceffit, et panaceam Mufulmannis Lorici
in bello deftituus.
2. Precatio difta Al-Gjamil.
3. Laudatio prophetae qua Mohammed Dei laudes
decantat.
4. Precatio Anguftiae, feu afflifti ftattjs.
5. Precatio p>er commemorationem 99 nominum fanc-
torum, feu attributorum divinorum.
6. Precatio per illam laudem Dei quae in Alcorano 37
vicibus repetitur formula : 44 Non eft Deus nifi ipfe."
Nihil de fcriptore, aurfcriptionk tempore.
547 1 -
Preces iEthiopicse. Codex membranaceus.
547 2 -
Pars Alcorani, Arabic^ } elegantiffime fcripta, in chartl.
5473.
[5473. Twenty-fours.']
Alcorani pars prima et fecunda, chara^tere Africano.
Liber qhanaceus.
*5 Epiftolae
Digitized by
Bibliothccae Harleianae.
271
Num. 5474 — 5482.
5474-
[5474—5483. Quarto.]
Epiftolae Divi Pauli, Arabic^. Liber chartaceus;
5475-
Pentateuchus Arabic^. Liber chartaceus^ folia ha-
bens 290;
5476.
Liber continens Pfalmos Davidis Arabice, et unum extra
numerum de caede gigantis Goliath, et praeterea de-
cern facra Cantica e diverfis Scripturae libris : De-
fcriptus ab exemplari quodam quod ex -ZEgypto al-
latum erat; emeridatus, et commatibus diftin&us*
juxta exemplar Graecum Compluttnfe, deinde cum
duobus Codd. Bibl. Bodl. Ox, Laud. 306. 7. A, et
776-9 D. accurate fuit collates. Manu Salomonis
Negri Damafceni. an. 1720.
5+77-
Liber Arabicus di&us Anw&r Al-Tanzil, i.e. Splendores
Libri coeliri!* demifli (Alcorani). Commentarius eft
perpetuus in Alcoranum omnium celeberrimus, cujus
Autor eft NaferoMdin Abu-Said Abdollah filius Omar
cognom. Al-Beidawi. Codex ex elegantioribus, fcrip-
tus ab Ahmede filio Mohani, A.D. 1610.
5478.
Via, Methodus, five Speculum veritatem <5ommonftrans,
in quo Myfteria Chriftianorum docentUr, au&ore
Patre San-Hyrronymo Shad e focie&td Jefu. An.
1596. Scriptus Codex an. 1609. lingua Perfica. "Do-
nuin Alexandri Pope Armigeri Menfe Aprilis 1723."
Ita infcriptum manu Hum. Wanley.
5479-
1. Fragmentum libri in quo docetur Airs divinandi
per literas Arabicas, Chara&ere Africano.
2. Precationes quaedam Arabics, charactere Africano.
3. Laudatio rhythmica elegans di&a Kafir, qua Dei
Laudes celebrantur, au&ore Antiftite Meragi Al-Rain
cognom. AlBalki.
4. Tria folia ultima funt fragmenta precationum, Cha-
ra&ere Africano.
5480.
1. Liber di&us Talebat Alzeman, i.e. Difquifitio tem-
poris appetentium divitias. Poema Arabicum, cujus
Au&or eft Al-Faki. Scriptus chara&ere Africano A. D.
1499.
2. Poema Arabicum, cujus omnes Verfus in literam,
L. definunt, in laudem Mohammedis, cujus Autor eft
Abu-Mohammed. Scriptum Char. Afiric. A.D. 1488.
5481.
Liber praecipu£ Precum et Canticorum Chara&ere Sa-
maritano. Eft pars prior colle&ionis, cujus 2** repe-
rietur ad Num. 549 C.
1. Praecedunt fex folia characlere Hebraico fcripta,
paginis notata k 9. ad 20; fex aliis Samaritanis refpon-
dentia, quae incipiunt a pagina 9 libri Samaritani.
2. Preces,&c. Samaritanae, paginis fcriptae 94.
Pleniorem defcriptionem vide in ipfo Codice. Ante
partem Hebraicam, fcriptum eft j " Ex dono Reve-
rendifli viri Amici mei maximS honorandi Magiftri
Wheelock,Arabici in Cantabrigia profefforis, O& 1, 53." .
5482.
Diverforiorum ad veritatem evidentem itinerantium,
Arabic^, k Do&ore Abdallah Elharavi Eleufari. Scrip-
tus manu Ifmail Abd- Allah, Heg. ioc8«
Nmri. 5483— 549°-
5483
Liber Turcicus ex Perfico factum, cohtinet mijle Quasfti-
ones, ab Hebraeo quodam nomine Abdul'lah propo-
fitas Mahomed prophetae, ea conditione ut fi hie eas
folveret, ille Mahometanam religionem ampleflteretnr:
Cum notis nonnuilis marginalibus Latinfc fcriptis*
54*4-
[5484^ 5485* dilato.]
t . Epitome Juris de praecipuis fidei Iflatjiiticae funda-
rtientis, audore Abu Ab-dallah Ben Abi Zaid Kirwani.
2. Poema Arabicum de laudibus Mahomed* cunt
paraphrafi D rU Gazzi; & aliis CarminiM&
Liber Guiiftan> authore Mufladin 9adi* cum perpfctiil
explicatione Turcica authore Shamij, Optimo librorum
Perficorum expldriatore. Hunc librum Georgia
Gentius Latind interpretatus eft, fub hoc tituloi Rofa-
rium politicum, five amdenum fcrtii humanae Thea-
trumi
5486.
[5486. Quarto.']
i. Aliquot Proverbia Turcica, et Colldqiiia inter prse-
fceptorem et difcipuluni, ubi habentur multae falutatio^
rium formulae. "Giovanni Covelli 1670."
2* Praefatio in librum Pfelmorum Turcicd;
\ 5 t 8 7 ;
[54^7. baavo.'l
Vocabularium Turcico Ferficyni metrice fcriptum, ad
ufum fcholarum, a celeberrimo poeta Shahidi. Liber
infignis j manu fatis eleganti fcriptus, fed aeftlnt quae-
dam.
5488,
[5488. Quarto.]
1. Nomina Dei & Attribute ejus. „
2. De excellentia Intelleftds : feqiiuntur quaedam
Grammaticalia.
3. Liber di&ufc Sharh Al-Efma Al-Hofna, i. e. Ex-
planatio nomihutn lanfitorum Dei, aiiftore Ahmed filio
Ahmedis.
4. Tra&atUs At fcientia ititelle&uali. .
5. Laudes et excellentiae Mohammedis, auftore Md-
hammede filio Fadhli TunetellfL
6. Commentarius in librum di&um Shaffl, i.e. Inte-
gritas, fcil. de praerogativis & virtutibus Mohammedis,
auftore Al-Kadhi^
7. Liber di6his Elrii Al-Faraidh, i. e. Scieniia prae*
ceptoruttl legis Alcorani, quasi flint obligatoria.
Scriptoris nomen Abu Homaldj tempiis incertum;
5489-
f5489- Oflavo.]
Liber did us Wafia, five Expofitk) prof^flionis fidei Mo^
hammedanae, Turcice^ Autor eft Mohammed Pir Alu
Audol- obiit 1573* Scriptor incertus.
549°-^
[5490— j[497- Qffirto-i
1. Carmina Perfica de laudibus Mohammedis, atic
toribus She : k Abii Zeid Al-<Boftani, et Sheik Abu Saidi
a* Liber didus Methhawi, i. e. diftichis conftan6, car- *
mine Perfico eleganti, autore Gelalo'ddift Mohammed.
3. Ifmaelis Eftendi Sententiae morales, Perficd.
4. Adni Effendi Poemata Perfica.
5. Calendarium Turcicum pro anno Hegirae 1078.
A.D. 1667.
6. Apophthegmata varia, & Sententiae Mo^am ; Ara-
bicd.
7. Apophthegmata
172
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5490 — 5500*
.7. Apophthegmata fub titulo Arbain feu Arbainat.
Arabice.
8. Lokmanni Scntentiae & Apophthegmata. Arabic^.
9. Liber de Poenitentia, auctore Sadro'ddin Abu'l-
Sadak.
10. Liber di&us Medicina fpiritualis, au&ore Abu-
Said.
11. Plures Sententiae promifcuae.
Scriptoris nomen incertum, et teriipus.
5491.
Liber continens Alcofani capita46— 51. Arabic^ charaft.
Africano.
Nihil de Scribd, aut fcriptionia tempore.
5492.
1. Liber de Alcorani prasftantia, auftore Ifa Ibn Sa-
lama Ibn Ifa.
^ 2. Liber fplendorum & arcanorum, defru&u qui per-
cipi poteft ex Corano et hiftoria Mohammedana. j£tas
Codicis inceita.
5493-
Hiftoria Abu-Moflem, ducis Mohammedani, Turcica ;
deefttitulus cum aliquot foliis. Codex fcriptus A.D-
1659.
5494-
Liber Shahedi, five Nomenclatura Perfico-Turcica. Vide
n T ro : 5458. Cum verfione Anglica interlineari in
plerifque partibus. Codex fcriptus, A.D. 1651.
5495-
Liturgiae Samaritanse pars fecunda. Vide par. i m - nro.
5481. Vide pleniorem defcriptionem inipfo Codice'
Continet paginas 49.
5496.
Liber Ketab, de formulis quibus Mohammedi devoti uti
debent quoties de eo fit Mentio, auftore Abu Abdallah
Mohammad Ibn Soleiman. Arabice Characlere Afri-
cano, imperfe&us.
5497-
Vocabulariutn Arabico-Turcicum, in quo Voces diffici-
bores r, Mercat (Arabici Lexici celeberrimi) expli-
cantur Turaci I„ prfmo folio inverfo fcriptum eft.
Tho Baker et mfra, manu Wanleii, « Gave this
Book to my Lord, 8th Odober ,716 » Liber a
compactore inverfus.
5498.
3j YtuL t u C?deX in quatuor tom, ' s 8vo » compleftens
Bibha Hebraica cum punftis, et Mafora parva
lorn. a. contmet Pentateuchum Moyfis.
rum- fnr a ^ J ° fuae ' J udicum > Samuelis, et Re-
gum folus duodeam ultimis defunt punda.
Malachiam.'' ^ Jeremiam > et c ^os Prophetas ad
R,nh T °r , ' d -' LIbr0S Pfalm orum, Proverbiorum, Job!
Dant'i; Ca ? ,corum ' Ecclefiaftae, Threnorum, Efther
Dan.ehs Ezra, et Paralipomen»n.
MoalHp" 8 membran ? cei > perelegantes. Olim D*
Mould. I nor cogens minor, fed fimili manu exaratus.
5499-
Alcoranus ArabicO. 54 Colex ch^naceus. Numerantur
Azor 113, folia 255.
Lib
5500.
fcrim-K C ° minet Fabu,as Plurimas Turcica lingua
ipK, "r U,,£e t ^ UriS ' m -TurcarL,
i > 'ujii expreilie ; cseteras omnes fermone tan-
Num. 550c — 5507.
turn concifo narrantur— Harum Fabularum alTae
quidem ad mirabilia Naturae et ad philofophiam
ocultam; ahae vero, praefertim quae figuris adornantur
ad myftena Lapidis Philofophorum videntur noffe
referri. * ^
Liber fuper charta Indica fcriptus. Figurae multo
labore, fi non ummo artificio deUneata:, et Sinenfium
pi£turtsperfim»les. Codex paginas habet 346, adquas
referuntur exphcationes in codice fequente.
550I.
Libri fupradifti interpretatio ad verbum, per Salomonem
Negri, Damalcenum, cujus manu interpretadones in
Num.5481, 549j, et multis aliis fcripta; funt.
5502.
Baal Lofon, i.e. magifter Linguae ; five Lexicon Radi-
cum Hebraicarum alphabeticum, compofitum a R.
Jofepho Zark di Mantua, anno Judaico 5208, Chrifti
a1 48 u C . odex fcri P tus in ipfis aedibus Auftoris, manu
Abrahami filij Salomonis, anno Jud. 5217, Chrifti
1457* necdum impreflus. Codex membranaceus,
cum charta mixtus.
5503.
Commentarii in Pentateuchum, au&ore R. MofeBar
Nachman. Codex fcriptus in gratiam Don Abrahami
Pazgon, die tertio menfis Sheban, anno Judaico ciu
Chrifti 1462. W '
Codex membranaceo-chartaceus, emptus Smyrna
a Bern. Mould 1724. 3
5504.
Aliud Exemplar ejufdem Libri.
Codex chartaceus.
Juxta initium, « Subfignavi ego Guidus Menotius
Regien* notar* a man. Rev' D. Jacobi Giraldini comiff.
Apoftoliciet ducalis, die i8Martis, 15 56."
5505.
Codex chartaceus charaftere Arabico fcriptus. In primo
folio, The " Title of this Book fliould be, a Tranjlation
of Gene/is, the Pfalter, and the Book of Daniel, by
Saadia ben Levi. At the end of the Pfalter there is
afhort Copy of Hebrew Vcrfes."
5506.
Pars Bibliorum Hebr. cum punftis, viz. Pfalmi Davidis,
Daniel, Efdras, Canticum Canticorum, Ruth, La-
ment. Ecclefiaftes, Efther, Job, Proverbia, Parahpo-
mo>n lib. 1. et 2.
Codex membranaceus, paginas habens5i3.
5507-
^ Codex Hebraicus, continens,
t. Rabbi Mofis Maimonidis Sepher Moreh Nevo-
chim, five Dire&orium dubitantiMm, ex Lingua Ara-
bica converfum, a R. Sam. Aben Tibon.
2. R. Sam. Aben Tibon Expofitio vocura quarundam
in traftatu praecedenti.
3. Sepher Meflaret Mofeh, five Mofis Minifter ; in
quo agitur de Providentia divina, et de libro praece-
denti Maimonidis.
4- Aben Ezrae Sepher Arugat amefima u Pardes a
hochma^ Locus Cogitationis et hortus Sapientiaej Liber
praicipue verfatus in tredecim articulis.
5. Maimonidis Sepher Ahigayon j liber arris Logicae,
ex Arabico verfus. a
Ultimi traftatus tres typis nondum editi funt.
6. Sepher Ruah Hen, five Spiritus Gratia ; Liber ex-
cerptus ex Diredorio Maimonidis, cum interpretatione
vocum Italica, literis Hebraicis defcripta.
7- Sepher Aathalot Le Abunatfar Alparachy, five
Abunatfar Alparachy Principia. Liber phiiofophicus
4* typis
Digitized by
Biblipthecae Harieian9&
Num. 5507— 5514/
typis ineditus, et jam olim a R« Mofe Maimonide fijif fu!
ftudiis commcndatus.
Codex membranaceus, elegane.
Talmjidis pars vel ordo feCundus, Zertianim, i. c Tem-
pora, diftus. Contine*,
i°; Ros Afana, i.e. annus novus; deeft folium pri-
mum.
a°. Yoma, i. c. Dies (expiationis.)
3 0 . Hagiga, Feftivitas (trium feftoram kcrifidum;)
4 a . Yom Tob, i.e. Bonus (feftus) dies.
5 0 . Megillah, Eftherae Liber.
6°. Sucah, i. e. Tabernaculum.
7 0 . Mohed Katan, Tempus (feftum) paftrum.
8°. Tahanit, Le. Jejunia.
Codex membranaceus vetus, fine pun&fs.
5509-
Pars Biblioruth Hebraicorum : Ifaias i cap. xixi. 14*
Jeremias, Ezekiel, Hofeas, Joel, Amos, Obad. Jonas,
Mich. Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephanias, Haggai cap. t.
ad v. 5. Adjecla funt pun&a et notac Maforeticae ;
deficiunt autem notae ab Ezechicl c. 23. Codex mem-
braiiaceus, forfan faeculi xiv.
Liber diftus Shaar Haor, i.e. Porta luminis, quern com-
pofuit Sacerdos ma^nus Romanus, A.D. 1000.
Liber praeftantifTunus, & adhuc ineditus.
Codex chartaceus. In fine codicis notula eft hu-
jufmodi. 44 Ego Baftianus Tzulboir, filius Ptolomaei
Nurembergenfis, dono dedi hunc librum, di&um Shaar.
Haor, (i.e. Portam Luminisl Dno Jacobo Apotzilo;
quern compofuit facerdos magnus Romanus, anno a
Chr. nato milefimo exeunri anno. Tra&at de Trinitate,
&c. fecuudum dogmata Karaitarum."
55 11.
Liber di&us Nad ham, i.e Ordo, Series, five Conpexio
Sententiarum Alcorani cum Apophthegmatis Moham-
medis. Arabicus Author eft Ali filius Al-Mokhilles.
Codex fcriptus 1637. Liber Turcicus, meiro fcrip-
tus continens decern capita.
55^2-
Miffale Romarum literis Syriacis, fed lingua ipfa eft
Latina. Ssepiflime Rubricse Arabic^ fcriptae funt.
Liber dlctuv Ketab Al Koddds, i. e. Liber facrap Li-
turgiae. Codex chartaceus, fcriptus 1554.
55*3-
[5513. Quarto.']
LibT cui titulus eft Compendium libri Al-Tanbi Al-
N£m,i.e. Expofitionis Nominum Dei, cum explica-
tion gradus dignitatis fublimis prophetse Moham-
medis, auftore Mohammed filio Atum, cognom. Al-
MoradL Chara&ere Africano. Codex chartaceus.
55*4-
. {5514. Folio.]
Fragmenta Comm entariorum inPentateuchum, cum pre-
cationibus Samaritanis, et tabulis chronblogicis, et
aliis. Librum ita defcripfit quidam in folio praopofito;
u Quamvis Titulus prae fe fert Commenttrium ad
Levit. xxvi. 3. Seftionem Legalem Im behukkothai y
tamen duo prima folia illuc tantum fpe&ant, non
verb continuata, Quot reliqua folia, tot lacera et
hiulca fragmenta Commtatarii in Genefia atque
Exodum. Unde colligere licet apud Satnaritanos
exiftere ejufmodi Commentarium in univerfam Peu-
tateuchuro. Preces quoque Samaritanae quae fequun-
tur funt patf modo fragmentofe."
Cat. Haul. Vqi.. III.
Num, 5^.14— 55231
Plenior et exa&ior libri defcriptio inferitur m fine
Codicis, iiianu, ut videtur, Solomonis Negri, Damafceni :
(v. 5501) qui de aetate Codicis hiec habet. 44 Exdua-
bus temporis notis Arabici?, quarum altera in calce folii
99, nota Arithmetica Arabura notat annum 998, altera
ad calcenx folii 203 notat an. 995. facile eft aetatem
Codicis coiligere : et ob frequentem urbis Damafci men-
tionem ibi exaratum fuifle credibile eft."
. Codex chartaceus foliorum 202 j quae numertntur
ad calcenj foLorum.
5515-
[5515— 553 2 - Qjurto.]
Liber di£ha$ Sepher Happeliah, i.e. Liber Mirabilium. Eft
Commentarius Cabbaitticus in partim libri Genefeos
ab initio ufcfc Cap. v. v; 29. Alitor eft R. Elkana Bea
Jeruham Beri Abi«K5edud, unus eMifhafcisdodoribus.
Codex chattaceiis, fcriptus pfer Ifaacum filium Mofis
Segovienfem, menfe Elul, A.M. 5175. A.D. ^415.*
Lib«fr nondumeditus.-
55*6.
Liber Juris canonic! et ctyilfe Mohammedani. Auftor eft
Al Sheich, five Doftor Oemaloddin, Abu Amfu Oth-
man. Scriptus codex charadere AJiricano, per manum
Abdollahi Mohamcdis, A. Heg. 892. l t4 1486.
55I7-
Ariftotelis Ofganum cum Ifagoge Po*phyrii, ex Arabica
Verfione Averrois in Linguam Hebraicam verfum per
Jacobum filium R. Aba Mori filij R. Antolio. Verfio
abfoiuta A.M. 4992. A.D. 1232. Nihil de ScribA,
aut fcriptionis tempore. Codex chartaceus. Vid.
Num.5523.
5518.
Codex Hebraicus in quafto, continens Commentarios in
libros qui prophetaruni a. Judaeis vocantur. Folia
quacdam deiunt in initio et fine, Commentarii aurem
quod fupereft incipit in media circitef parte Saitiuelis
iecundi 2, eamque explieat, et deinde fequentes In
bros j viz : Regum utrumque, Efaise, Jeremiae, Eze-
kielis, Hofeae, Joelis, Aroofi, Obadise, JoLae, Michae,
Nahumi, Habaccuci, Ztphaniae, Haggaei, & Zachariae,
cum parte Malachiae.
Codex membranaceus.
55 J 9-
Pars Alcorani, Arabic^, incipiens ib ultimis verbis
fexagefimi fecundi Verfus Cap. 6 U quod infcriBkur
Suret E/anaam, ufque ad Verf. 89. Cap. xvm.
Liber chartaceus.
5520.
liirgum R. Onkelos in Pentateuchiitn, Chaldaic^.
Codex membranaceus, imperfe&us.
5521.
Targum in Chroaicarum librum utrumque compofitum 1
ut videtur & quodam Haijm nominator anno Chriftt
1547. Defcripfit Tho. Cawton filius Oxonij. 1660.
Codex chartaceus. Intra fcribitur, 44 Sum Jols
Covel ex dono m ri DaruDuckfield, Mynporvvc* chariffimi
ViriMaij 9 0 1702/' Paginas habet 121.
55 22 -
liber difius ALFal, i e f Ars divinafidi, carmine TurcicQ
t rhythmico, ita ut omnes verfus ab eadem didHone in-
cipiant, et in eundem Rhythmum definant. Ltt>er
chartaceus, tempus incertum.
5S23-
Ariftotelis Organum, ut fupra, mo. ^17.
Codex chartaceus, temporis incerti.
4^ Liber
Digitized by
*74
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5524— 5534-
55 H-
liber de puritate Ibgua: Arabic*. Eft Di£tionarium
ampliffimum Giawhari in Compendium redafhun,
au&ore Mohammed, filio Abu Becri.
Codex chartaceus, fcriptus, A.D. 1343.
5525'
1. Maimonidis Moreth Nebuchim, Hebraic^, per
Rabbi Samuelem filium R. Jthudas Ben Tibon.
2. R. Samuelis Ben Tibon Index vocum difficilium
in praedi&a Verfione.
3. Index locorum Scripturaein toto opere citatorum.
In folio primo Codicis adeft pinax Capitum, quern
compofuit R.Jehuda, filius Solomonis Harizi. Codex
membranaceus, pulcher.
5526.
Commentarius R.Levi Ben Guerfon in Jobum ; compo-
fitus anno Jud.5100, Chrifti 1340. Codicem hunc
Anconse defcripfit Abram filius Hafday Gallus, anno
Jud. 5159. Chrifti 1399. Codex membranaceus.
5527.
1. IntrodufHo in Medicinam, ex Arabico in Haebfaum
tranflata per R.Mofen fil. Ifaaci, difcipulum Joan. Mefwe.
2. Liber Aphorifmorum Hippocratis, ex Arabico in
Hebraeum.
. j. Syntagma Medicinae, Hebraice ex Arabico*
Liber chartaceus, fine temporis hoti.
5528.
Liber diftus Nizachon, i.e. Vi&oria, Triumphus adver-
fus Sadducaeos & Chriftiartos, cujns au&or eft R.
Jom Tob Lipman; defcripfit Naphtaly filius Levi anno
Jud. 5285. Chrifti 1525.
Codex chartaceus.
55*9-
liber de Ceremoniis Judaeorum, praefertim in tna&andis,
curaudis, et comedendis, animalibus, autore R. Iffa-
char, filio Alexandri Sacerdotis.
Liber di&us eft Ammude Hagofa, five Columnae
Gaptivitatis.
Codex membranaceus, aetatia incertae. Vide quae in
ipfo Cod. annotantur.
5530.
Judaeorum Hifpanorum Officium pro die Expiationum ;
longfe plura continens quam imprefiae Liturgiae. Co-
dex jnembranaceus. Forte Sacc. xn.
553*-
Liber membranaceus in quo continetur Di£tionarium R.
Jofephi Zark ; idem ac 5502. Di&us Baal Lajbon.
Nunquam impreflus.
Codex eleganter fcriptus.
5532.
Sepher Migdal Os, i. e. ingens robur : Liber cabalifti-
cus quern compofuit Motes filius Nunis, ex libro Zo-
har R. Simeonis ben Johau
Liber chartaceus.
55?3-
[5533—5553- Duodecimo.'}
Ipfalterium, cum hymnis quibufdam, Graece. Codex
. formae minimae, membranaceus, manu elegantiflima
fcriptus. xiv.
'5534-
Codex membranaceus, paulo major, elegans.
f. Pfalterium Graced.
Num. 5534—5537.
2. Odae, et alia excerpta ex diverfiS fcripturae locis.
3. Hymni cum doxologiis fuper charta eleganter
fcripti. xiv.
55
35-
Cbdex membranaceus, bonne notae. Continentur,
XIII.
1. Pfalterium Graecum.
2. Odae aKae ex facris libris.
Ad finem quarum occurrit haec inferiptio. E?t\siu1ln
to irxpov j3iCXfov t* ^fxXrnfiH Six %tipo{ ctvSfi* x[A.xpruX3 9 tx
wort (3pt*Sn<rm ? tv [AtiPi fxui &C* r $ C (i. e. 6792.) IkM.
Refpondet anno Chr. 1283.
3. Ejaculationes, et meditationes piae, graecc. Oc-
currunt in hac parte* fere media, notationes quae can-
tantium ufui paratac videntur.
Occurrit ad Pfalmum 50, illuminatio rudis, et folia
eidem ufui deftinata alibi inveniuntur.
5536.
Ariftotelis Analyticorum pofteriorum- libri, Grsece. Co-
dex membranaceU , chara&ere pulcherrimo, fed novo,
fcriptus. xv*.
5537;.
Codex membranaceus, venerabilis, idem qui k Milllo ite-
fcribitur in Proleg. 1482, etdiclus Covelli fecundus.
Subjiciuntur enim ad finem folia fex chartacea, quae
primo continent Lexicon ex ipfo Codice tranferiptum,
et deinde, eadem manu, hanc inferiptionem.
<4 Viro Venerando Johanni Covello S.T.D. Collegii
Chrifti apud Cantabrigienfes Prrcferto, quod proprium
ipfi erat reddens, obfervantiae grati^ue Animi, ob hu-
manifmi praeftitum ad iftas Antiquitatis Reliquias Ac-
ceffum, qualecunque monumentum, beiievolae Recorda-
tionis gratia reliquit, Johannes Fridricus Burg, Vratif-
lavienfis. Cantabrigiae d. 12 Decembr. 1 7 1 0."
Videtur ergo Covellus Codicis ufum Burgo prsefti-
tifTe, qui abiens elucidationem hanc Lexici in ApoJlokn>
muneris loco, reliquit.
Chartula primo folio agglutinata, et forfan a Covello
fcripta, actatem Codicis ita inveftigat.
u Hie liber fcriptus erat anno diii 1087 indi&ione
io* Anno autem 7 0 Alexii Comneni. Sic autem ex his
fcriptis colligas, hoc anno 1679.
Annus Mundi 7187. Chr. 1679.
Annus quo hie }
liber lcriptus > 6595. - 1087.
Deduc hunc "j
numerum c f 59 2 «
priore, reftant J
Annus autem Chrifti 1679— -592=1087. quiverecoin-
cidit cum anno 7* Alexii Comneni ac (ut hie dicit)
indi&ione io\ Ita teftor
Luceo*.
Coll. Chr. Cantab. Julii 10, 1679."
Continentur in hoc codice quae fequuntur,
1. ExfifTK xf^aXauw* twv vpx^scou tuv txyiw onroroXuv* I.
2. Tto6io*k tv; |3t£A* twv nrpx^iuv. 6.
4* I&xwt* tmroXti xStXfoQtB xfcOoAixrj 7 2 *
5» Tx ayix Il/Jfx nrifohn x«9qA4xtj. a N . 78*
6. ITf7fx firiroXij p. 85.
7« I5 (ItoXMi) CHF6S'Q\}t XZ%\lXri C7r*r©^-
Deeft omnino verfus 7. capitis 5. et #&avus Iegitur,
ar* rpii? f*<r*i» 01 (ixflvptsilis* to imv[jlx 9 x«* to v$wp 9 x.ut
to alfxob* x«* 0/ Tpm tig to ly tiviv. Sequitur hiatus, 2)
voce wapfanx in verfu 14. ejufdem capius, ufque ad
aXXrjXxc in fine verfus 6. Epiftolae fecundae. Ita hiat ut
Trapp-folium 96. claudat, et — Aouj folium 97 inchoet. "
• Luceo fcribitur ctiauni fob J.
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothecae Harieianse*
*7J
Num. 5537.
8. Tit oemrn Iwayyx ttnroAn xaOoAixa, y. 97» b.
9« \h$x nriroXn xafioAixu. 98. b.
10. KtQxXxix rr,f s-pof pw/AOJixc £sriroAu? wauAx. to I.
11. IlauAx aworoAx iwiroAn xa-pof pw/uaix*. 102. b.
12. KfpaAcua ttj; *»-pof xopiyfiiXf a IwifoAuf. 128. b.
13. ripe* KopiwOw A EsnroAn. 1 30. Poft ver. 16. ca-
pitis 1 2, rafura eft circiter trium linearum in fol. 1 46. for-
fan ob repetitionem fcribae, ex fimilitudine verborum in
conftru&ione.
14. KtfxXxix rtj? irpoc Kopiy9*x$ (3 mroAnf. ■ 1 54.
15. IIpoc Kop**fli«; {3 wroAn. *55*
16. KtQxXxix tij? ?rpoc raAarac £4nrcAti?. I7 1 *
quitur Epiftola* 1 7 1 . b.
17. Ifyo* Epicix*. 181. praecedunt ¥L«px\xix. 180 b.
18. Upof Qi\nrwr\irux. 190. praecedunt KtpxXxix.
\g. YiroQta'is ttjj irpof KoAooraf*; £irifoA>K. 196. Pfae-
mitti non folent uVofl*™* Epiftolis praecedentibus.
20. KcfxXxix mtavTnt tin roAn?. 107. EviroAti. I97.b.
21* ripoc 0£<ro*«AoyiXiif a. 204* prsecedlint KfpaAaiA.
02. Ilpec 0i<r<raAowxnf . C. 2 1 o. praecedunt Kf p.
23. KfpaAaiwy ix9f 0-k KafioAiXWv. 2 1 3.
24. E-mroXn x wpoc .Ti^cfliov. 2 1 4. Subjiciuntur
KtpxXotix mt xvrris £mroAiK. 220. b. Cum hac anno-
tation^ oux i^£i n wpo; Ti^olkoy p funroAu uVoJ*aipfo-*y
xtfxXxitiv, Six to Toy xxm ha xivvxGxpttas ap*fy*oy yiypxp-
25. EiriroAu |3 *poc Ti/*o8£oy. 22 1. Subjiciuntur etiam
X.tfx>M*. 226. b.
26. EiriroAij frpoc TiToy. 227,
m 27- EviroAu urpoc ^iAr,/Aoy«. Cutn argumentis. 630.
28* Kff xXxicw ix9co-k xaOoAixwy ttk srpof iCpaw ccriroAnc.
231. b.
29. ExiroAn vpof ffpaixc f x ayix ?rauAx. a 33*
30. A*roxaAu\J/iC tx xyiv xxi «yJo£x aworoAx, xa* *yay-
^fAif» Iwayyx tx 9*oA©yx* iv tv trxrfAX y^w tQix<rxro. 25 1.
3 r . Af^ixoy tx AiroroAx x*t» Toy aApaf nToy.
32. Exemplar ejufdem Lexici per I. F. Burg tan-
fcriptum, cum comparatione vocum Hefychianorum, &c.
Pretiofius indies fit hoc exemplar, quia literarum duc-
tus in originali magis evanefcunt.
Occurrunt fer£paffim in margine fuperiore argu-
menta capitum fubje&orum, et nonnunquatn alia ad
finem Epiftolarum. Notantur etiam, in margine laterali,
capita recentiora, manu forfan Covelli. Codex folia
habet membranacea 286 } chartacea fex. xi.
Covellus notam temporis, in chartulft fua fervatum,
defcripferat ex fubfcriptione librarii ad catcetn Epiftolae
S. Judae, fol. 1 00. b. quae his verbis concipitur. Kv »u
vA kxi Xoyt tx flu |3o'i tw cu) Jx Iw (poya^w xxi
irpi^CuTipw) tw fAa^ifw* to tou auuvrra t« xa* fzroyopa-
^optvu rto t£ovt£owx 0£/a tou «*y£ou vcAa" B«y tou Aaxxx
t« |3*t. t« xa» f? apTaxV xaTcixtjo-aJ tw x«* yxpCpu rav *
(jLxu'dnX Ttjf pxpovfixt* tw x*i ixx-o voAAw xai fto^flw XTijo-a/*
t»j « (3iCAw tau" 01 iryrxoi x«» £U^£ % * ipoy iwvs 0 if
cvyxoopya-u /sao* £x T«y woAA^pou -wixic^xi^ xxt xfAxprnpx-
Ti?>j xa» ayT»A«f£Tai to vvtvpx fxs tt{ r^y (3ao*iA£4ay* £T£«
Anwflu ^£ 0 ayio; asro>-oAof xai t?j; Axs-oxaAuvJ/fwc •
jtAfiww ijyo.uy tji y". iy I J |3ao**AfioyToj otA^eu tou
xopvMOV xai Au • • • • yixoAax zrpixP rov ...... .8
Covellus infcriptionem hanc in chartula defcripferat.
Emptus eft codex Conftantinopoli 1677 ut liquet ex
nota ad fol. 7. Sr/7. " Luceo 1677 9ftanf ple ."
Ordinem Librorum breviter fubjungimus. 1 . Aftus
Apoftolorum. 2. JacobiEpiftola. 3. Petri Epiftolae duae.
4. Johannis Epift. tres. 5. Judae Ep. 6. Pauli Ep. ad
Jtomanos. 7. Ad Corinthios duae. 8. Ad Ephefios
9. Philippenfes. 10. Coloflenfes. 11. Theflalonicenfes.
duae. 1 2. Ad Timothcum duae. 13. Ad Titum. 1 4. Ad
Philemonem. 15. Ad Hebraeos. 16. Apocalypfis/
Codex hie defcriptus eft a Griefbach in Symb. Crit.
Vol. II. p. 148 et 184.
Num. S53&— 5445;
5538.
Evingeliftinuni Graeclimi Codex merfbranftceut, lucda
lentus. xiv*
5339-
1. Agapeti t)iaconi, ad JuftiniaflUm Adnionitionesi
quomodo fe in imperio gerere deberet. Gr. xv.
2. Bafilii Imperatoris, ad Leonem filium, Capita ex-*
hortatoria 66. Codex membranaceus.
554-0-
1. Evangelia quatuor, Graece, ciim notis marginals
bus manu paullo feriore fcriptis ; quarum tamen multae
prorfus evanuerunt. Codex membranaceus fasculo xiii.
adferiptus, fed undecimo vix minor. Folia 8 ultima
recentiore manu fcripta, initium Evangelii S.Marci con-
tinent.
Lucae et Johanni praemittuntur tabulae capitunl
hujufmodi titulos habentes. Evxyhxiw xaipx\*iar (he) t*
Aouxa £uayf£Airx. Titulus antiquus cinnabard fdriptus, et
eodem characlere, Epiftolam habet Eufebii ad Carpianum
de Ammonii Diateffiro et canonibus fuis. A^uwyiog pi*
i AXtZxufpivc, &c» defunt pauca ad finem.
2. Exhortatio brevis in duobus ultimis foliis fcripta,
mcipiens, E» t*c iuo-^Ctj^ xxi QiXoieos a^roAaSfTw TauTitf
Tijf x^tAfj; irxvri^vuugj &C.
TituluS flC iacipit, Tx tv ayioij zsr^o? ijjuwy Iw
ap^itwicxozrss KwyrayTifrx zroXiv; ^rpv<rofOfx3 9 &C
Defcriptus eft hie codex a Grielbachio ift Symb.
Crit. Tom. 1. p. IQ3. Scholia textu vix juniora,et intef*
tigatione ben^ digna.
- 5541-
Codex membranaceus j eleganter fcriptus, in quo ha*
bentur,
1. Horojogium ; five preces matutinae, et per omned
horas, Graec^« xiv.
2* Ejaculationes, per Hebdomada totum, &c.
-3. Menologium per totum annum, five At£oAoy<»
[Aty%\n xxi avvAufK. GrsecS.
. 4. Pfalterium, Grsec£ cum Hymnis Biblicis.
5. Ave Maria, Oratio Dominica, Symbolum Apofto*
licum, &c. Graece.
6. Bafilii Magni Exhortatio ad juvenes, five Tlxpamvtf
TB-p9f tx; y£x;, xwf xv 4$ iMnvhx'jQp w^Aotyfo Aoywy.
554-2.
. i« Tetraftica heroica, Capitula Evangeliorum con*
tinentia. Etinlibros 7 p.*imcs Veteris Teftamenti. xiv.
2. Arfenii, Conftantindpoleos Archiepifcopi, Apoph-
thegmata, ex Philofophis, Rhetoribus, & Poetis col-
leaa.
3. Chabriae (XaZpix) Vulg6 Gabriae, Fabulae tctraftichae,
numero34. Codex chartaceus.
5543-
Aefopicae Fabulce 150, ordine, alphabetico, Gr. Cum
vita brevi jEfopi. Diftarunt fabulae a vulgatis Graecis.
Codex, membranaceus, paginas habens 104. xv.
5544-
Liber Graecus, chartaceus, eleganter fcriptus, de arte
canendi pfalmos, cum fignis muficis r et eorum expli-
catione. In primo folio legitur, u xpyjn o-uy flfw xyl<*
Twy cifxxStkJV tSc \J/«At»x?c t£^i??* Twy T£ xvtouruv xal
xaTipVTwy ^oywy. (fic). ,> Liber Hunrfredi Wanley
(oujU<pp»^a ouayAoti) fuit, anno 1716.
Codex forfan faeculi 15. Xv.
5545-
Formulae falutationum et fuperfcriptionum EpiftoUca-
rum, Graece. Titulus fie fe habet,
BT^HMIAI EKAEKTAI. ** ypxfnt *poi ris
Twvapxf irxrpixpyxf I xx\ T-pif fAnrpowoKtrx^ xx\ E^f*o-xoVxf f
2 xafltr
Digitized t
2r7<S
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5546-— 555 2 -
*a6fiyjtyA£ydu?, iff ©fAow*j£BC, ifpiK» iff oJ*axokxc$ xou /xova^i?.
Oj^o/wf xal ir^of fltuflikf*^«f, *f%p*l*U tvytvtifi xat
irfayfAOcratiSotq^ &C.
Codex chartaceus foliorum fcriptorum 12. Forfen
facculii6* * xvi.
55+6.
Typlcon : five formula liturgicae, cum catendariis, di-
verfarum ecclefiarum. Codex chartaceus, initio et
fine mutilus. In folio feptimo occurrit hie titulus minio
JcriptUS, hxfpotcr^ sy iTTtrofAtf r tjf fxxXrxnanxif *liAT<x£w;
t* (forte raw) Itpoco^vfAfi ayiwv pwcLyjLV* XV.
Yypieum & Leone Allatio, et aliis fic definitur ; 4 * Li-
ber Ecclefiafticus, apud Gracos, in quo a primo die
anni fingulis diebus quid inter miffarum folennia, quid
ad vefperas, 8rc. fit recitandum, pfallendura, iegendum,
vd quibus diebus et quomodo jejunandum prafcribitur."
Typicum regulas monialium exhibens occurrit ad Num.
5547-
Platonis Protagoras. Gr. xv.
%4 Ariftidis Sermo, de Dionvfio.
Platonis, de Amicitia, Liber,
^j. ■■ • * de fortitudine, Liber.
5. Ariftidis Sermo de Hercule.
Codex membranaceus, eleganter fcriptus.
554-8-
Codex chartaceus, Grace fcriptus, multa continens de
ritibus, et legibut canonicis Ecclefiae Graccanicae,
fcilicet,
1. Ax«Aafl*a tx ptxpx ayiocrpK. I.
2. £v>oAxoi x*4 otiroroXtxok x*»wc. Praponuntur, ILva£
rt irmpefa Kxw*pi*. f.n. et Inftitutio Confeflkrii et
Confitendoruta. 19.
3* Ktf #iA^ofia. fxXoy?j f£ iti/mc vopoxotkOMf. poft
folium 65. ubi incipit novus ordo foliorum k Num. 20.
Sunt autem Quaeftiones et refponfiones circa cafus con*
fdentiee.
4. Ax«A«0*a i<f *px*P iof 89.
5. AxoAxGi* rx f*«xp» cxifAitloi. 9c.
S. AxoA*9i« tx sou ayfiAix* o^vi/ualoc. 103.
7* AxoAttOift t» «iroxxxxAi»T/xfltIof, 121.
3. Charta fuppofita, cum obfervationibus.
Secundum calculum viri cujufdam dofti, fcriptus
eft hie liber circa tempus Confilii Florentini. Forte
circa annum 1350* Multa idem utilia ex libro ipfo col-
legit, ut videri poteft in initio et fine Codicis. xiv.
5549-
Hartmanni Beyeri Vita, Grac* fcripta, a Philippo Rein-
arto, ad Nicodemum Ulnerum, et Nicholaum Gry-
phiura A.D. J 580. Titulus eft, B<o? 'ApT/xaw* Biv^x
tx ixxAno'iarx fy Ty twv, EXtvoiroXiTwv roAii. Argentoratl
Seripta. .Liber chartaceus, foliorum fcriptorum 52.
xvi*
N.B. Litera numerates Gracae a fciiba ita pertur-
batac funt, ut conjeftura tantum affequi queas, ultra
annum faeculi p 9 i.e. j 500, qui rede ponitur.
5550.
Libellus Precum & Exorcifinorum. Gr. xvi.
Chartaceus.
555 1 -
Johannis Katacuzeni, Defenfio Religionis Chriftiani con-
tra Mahomitanos, &c. Gr. xviii.
Hunc Codicem tranferipfit ex Bibliotheca Regis
Galliae Johannes Jonas Gracus, A.D. 1720.
Liber chartaceus, bene fcriptus, conftans foliis 219.
5552. #
Codex membranaceus, conftans foliis fcriptis 226. Con-
tinet EpiftoIasApoftolicas, Grac6 fcriptas, cum ui-eOmi,
Num. 5552^—5557-
five argumento unituique praftxo* Epiftolae hoc di*
dine occurrunt,
1 . S. Pauli Epift 'la ad Romano^ I .
2. Ad Corinthios prima* 3.
3. > fecunda. 66.b.
4- ■ Ad Galatas. 89.
5, 1 1 Ad Ephefios. 99. b.
6. Ad Philippen^es. 112.
7- — — — - Ad Coloflenfet. 12a
8. Ad Theffalonicenfes prima. 128.
9# • fecunda. *35*b.
1 o. ■ Ad Timotheum prima. 140. b.
1 1. — fecunda. 149.
1 2. -— — — Ad Titum. 155. b.
1 3. Ad Philemona. 1 60.
14 — — — Ad He^rasos. 162.
15. Jacobi Epiftola Catholica. 186.
16. Petri Epiftola prima 194. fecunda 20 *».
17. Johannis prima, 208. b. fecunda 220. tertia 221. b.
Defunt tres teltes.
18. Judae Epiftola. 225.
Occurrunt paflim notce marglnales niir io fcriprae, et
ut videtur, eadem manu : In folio externo icribitur,
Uteris Graecis, annus 1593, ut ftquitur.
44 IIotv?,ov A»/u»Xtx tx K*J^ y.fj |iiCAov t ltu clttq t?k
Oioyovtac ot p\'y ( i 593) w ixc]*ft rn etvrx iroflpiSi mSo'^-
Defcriptus eft hie Codex a Gricfbachio, in Sym-,
bolarum Criticarum tomo fecundo p. 1 66. Sufpicatur
vir dodus Enitionis Erafmicae primas (collata tamen
paflim fecunda) apographum efTe ib. p. 174.
5553-
Pfalterium Greece : cum hymnis paucis in foliis pofterio-
ribus decern. Codex membranaceus. xiv.
5554-
[5554— 557 \ Oariyo.]
Anonymi Nomocanon, Grace. Scriptus A* 1675. Co-
dex chartaceus, paginarum 570, prater indicem pra-
fixum, qui foliis 23 fcriptus eft. Subjiciuntur notulas
recentiores de opere et audore operis.
5555-
1. Euchologium, Grace. «x>**«c. xiv.
2. Nomina Monachorum & Monialium. 44. b.
3. Canones in regno Johannis & andronigri Palaeo-
logor. A.D. 1369. 48. b.
Liber chartaceus ; folia habens 155.
555 6 -
1. ..... . Patriarchs Alexandriae, Tra£katus de
Euchariftia. Gr.
2. Hiftoria quam habent Judjei, quod Chriftus eft
filius Dei : cujus et meminit Suidas. 25.
3. Epiftola quam fcripfit Pontius Pilatus ad Tiberium,
de Chrifto : cum refponfo 1 ibcrii. 29.
4. Aenigmata Patriarchal Alexandriae. 32. b.
5. Hiftoria montis in Aegypto remoti per preces
Joachimi Patriarchs Alexandria. 34. b.
6. Verfusin memoriam Ambrofii. Mediolanenfi* Epif-
copi. 60. b.
Scriptus eft hie Codex per Gennadium, Cypri Dia-
conum, Londini, 1714.
Liber chartaceus, folia fcripta habens 61 •
5557-
Codex membranaceus venerabilis, propria Covellianus
tertius, ut qui notatur in primo folio Covel. 3. Vide
Millii Prolegom. 1485. Notdm etiam Covtili gerit
in folio 26. Scilicet, " Luceo Conjlaniinopk (con-
traftione fcriptum) 1675/' Codex Griefbachio, tit
4 videtur
Digitized by
feibiiothe^se Harleiati&
Mum- 5557— 55 6 °-
*Jdettif ignctlis, qui CovcllianoS fcciinduni ct qtiar-
tuift defcripfit. Continentur,
1. Menologium vetus, fed forte reliqiia parte codicis
fecentius. .
a. Aftus Apoftolofunt cum Epiftolis. Libe* hie,
priore parte vetuflior, feculo forte undecimo vel
duodecimo freferri debet. Sequuntur Libri facri hoc
ordine. , .
A&us Apoftolorum, incipientes a verfu 1 f. Cap. I.
his Verbis, iXtCtrtrx* wd*.i* o» T}i*oy t8i*'<ra<r0f aurov
Ttopivofxtvov tif rov ©oTov.
Epiftola S. Jacobi, argumento praepofito.
Epiftola S.Petri prima, 105. fecunda n*.b.
Epiftola S. Johannis prima, 118. le&io verfus fep-
timi eft, or* rpiIY *»V»* 0! fAXprvpoZvrti to via xa« to t£«p
xal to aT/ua* x«l «; TpflV J? to iv nViv. 125. b.
Epiftola S. Johannis fecunda, I26.b. tertia, 127.^
Epiftola S. Juda, 1 29. Omnes hae Epiftolae catho-
licae argumenta habent praepofita.
Epiftola Pauli ad Romanes 132, Sine argumento.
Ad Corinthios i m \ Cum argumento, et tabula ca-
pitum.
*59-
186. b.
Secundacum iifdem.
Ad Galatas Ep. cum duobus argumentis, et tabula.
206. b.
AdEphefioa, 217.
Ad Philippenfes 228. Cum Arg. et tabula poft-
pofita.
Ad Coloffenfes 5 fine Arg. 230.
Ad Theffalonicenfes prima. 242.
Ad ThelT. fecunda. 248.
Ad Timotheum prima. Cum Argumento. 251. b.
Ad Timotheum fecunda. Cum Arg. 259. b.
Ad Titum. Cum Arg. 265. b.
Ad Philemona. 270.
Ad Haebrseos. Cum Argumento et tabula capitum,
fcdmutila. Folium etiam in fine mutilumeft. 272.
Conftat Codex foliis 293. Capita hodierna in
margine notantur, manu Covelli, ut videtur. Signatur
numero xviil.
5558.
Grammatica Armenica, Frandca, & Turcica, xvn.
5559-
Codex membranaceus, olim Bernardi Mould, qui nomen
fuum Smyrnae anno 1724, ultimae paginse inferipfit.
Continet Evangelia Grace; a Griefbachio in Symb.
Crit. T. 1. p. 195 defcriptus, et fasculo circiter xn.
aflignatus. Continet, # b
1. Evangelium fecundum Matthseum, ab ultimis ver-
bs verfus 9 Cap. viii. Ka» worn. i«
2. Evaneelium fecundum Marcum. 83.
Deeft folium inter 97 et 98, fcilicet a cap. v. yer.23.
A'tyw on to tuya7pio» /** ufque ad verfum 36. aWer*f riy
Xoyov XxXoifxtycy,
3. Evangelium fecundum Lucam. 141.
Hiatus iterum inter folia 146 et 147; fcilicet a i. 78.
Luc. 1* iVirxi'^* ad ii. 10. « — y*v x*i il™ avroIV i
tyytx^. Iterum inter 161 et 162. a Luc. vi. 4. hatt
x«l i?*yt a( * v ^ l 5' — ™ ** Xo W t * 9¥ &*urn¥.
4. Evangelium fecundum Johannem. 239.^
Deficit Codex ad Joh. vi. 2. Tou? -rroixq xCroZ toT*
J p i— cum fragmento exiguo fequentis folii. Folia funt
omnino 274. Nihil habet hie codex prater facrum tex-
tum, fi excipias modo xfp*A«i«* titulos, et numeros
Ammonianos. Caret bmnind, ut Griefbachius notat,
prologis, xf?«\«iw eatalogis, fubferiptionibus librorum,
fcc. quae junioribus librts adjuncta efle folent. xn.
5560.
Hiftoria Cyri Reds, & filii ejus, & 7 Philofophorum :
ex lingua Perfica in Graecam tranflata, A. D. 1667.
Codex chartaceus.
Cat^ Harl. Voh. lit
Ntim. $561^-5569.
5561.
Liturgia Chryfoftoirii, Bafilii, & Nazianzeni ; cum pre-
cibus, colle&is, Evangelicis & Epiftolicis Le&ionibus;
Gr. xin.
Liber membranaceus uftjue ad fol. 1 52 ; caetera
chartaceus. ' Tabulae in initio fcriptac. Folia omnin6
5562,
Al Koran. Arabice.
5563-
Pfalterium : cum Odis facris. Codex tnehibirihaceus^
vetuftate mifcre exefusv In fronte fcriptbhr, Pfal-
terium S.
5564.
Epiphanii Cypri Epifcopi Epiftola ad Dbdorum Tyii
Epifcopum, de 12 lapidibus in funimi Sacerdotis Tho-
race. Item de prseparationc Oki, quo ungebantur
Sacerdotes Judsei ; ex eodem. Graxe. Cum Epi-
grammate dedicatorio, ad Ant. Morilium. xv.
Codex chartaceus.
5565- , ; .
Excerpta ex Platone. Grsece. Scil. ex Epiftolis, Politicisi
et variis dialogis. Cod. chartaceus. xvi;
5566.
Codex chartaceu?, aqua manna et carie corruptus;
Smyrnae emptus a Bernardo Mould 1724. Folia nu-
merantur ufque ad 248,. fed duo prima, aboperehoc
aliena, fragmentum exhibent audtoris incerti, deVentisj
Signis Zodiaci, &c. xiv.
1. Synefii Cyrenes Epifcopi Epiftolas 161. 3.
2. Phalaridis Epiftolae, ut feruntur, 108. 112.
3. Alciphronis Epiftolae 50. 141.
4. Bruti Epiftolae fpurise8i. 167. b.
5. Synefii Encomium Calvitiei. 206.
6. — adPaeonium, irt?\ th AtSpv. 218;
7. Libanii Sophiftae E7riroA^«io» yjx^o^r^i^, 222;
8. Synefii Epiftola ac Arcadium, oVorov Se7 won T oi
j3fiwiA£a. xnXtros. 234.
Codex membranaceus, inter alios | Bernardo Mould
Smyrnae emptos 1724. Continet Evangelia quatuor
fcculo, ut conjicitur, xn° fcripta. Matthseo praefixa
funt tabula: canonum Eufebianorum. Singulis Evan-
geliis praemittitur capitum index, et fubjungitur fub-
fcriptio ufitata, cum Seftionum numero. In margini-
bus apponuntur feftiones Ammoniana et aliae. Ad-
funt etiam Synaxarion, et menologia duo, quorum al-
terum ita divifum eft ut pars in initio, pars in fine
Codicis appureat.
Dcfcribitur ptene hie codex a Griefbachio, in
Symbi. Crit. Tom. 1. p. clxxXxvii ; cum indicio lec-
tionum nonnullarum. xiu
Codex chartaceus, continent excerpta politlca ex Polybii
libro fexto. Eadem maim fcriptus hie liber qua 5565,
ex eo etiam continuari videtur. In priore enim feries
plagularum, Uteris Grcecis notata, ufque ad tj pro-
cedit, in fecundo incipit ab if} intercedente hiatu
trium plagularum. XV.
55 6 9-
ManueiisChryfolora i^pxrx, five interrogationesGram-
maticac. Extant apud Aldi Editionem Venetiis im-
preffam anno 1517 ; ubi ultimum obtinent locum ; et
in tabula contentorum Guariho attribuuntur : fed in
ipfo libelli titulo Chryfolorae, cujus i^r.^arx pleniui
exhibentur in fronte ejufdem libri. #
Codex membranaceus Sacculi 1 5. addit3 verfiohe m-
terlineari ufque ad dimidium codicis, fed recentiore. xv.
\ n 4B Pfaltcnuid
Digitized by
278
Catalogas Librorum MSS.
Num. SS7 C S57^ " ..
5570- ' :.. •
Pfalterium GraeCum, cum hymtois facris.
Codex venerabiIis, N membianaceus, nifi quod priores
1 7 Pfalmi et 1 initium fuper charta fuppleti ; a quo
etiam fupplemento Pfalmus primus et fecundi initium
amilfi funt. Signatur in folio, primo, et alibi — X/>&c— ;
fed ex chartula inferta Covelli fuifle videtur, compa-
ratione fa&a cum chartula in Num. 5537. Quae in
chartula hac fcripta funt recitanda hie loci videntur.
" Pfalterium Ynore Gnecorum divifum. (Vide al-
teram hujus chartulae faciem ) Deeft autem initium ; de-
fiderantur etiam hyninus unus et alter eorum quos Da-
vidicis annefiunt Graeci, ad finem." In altera facie char-
tula^
" AliterPfalmos enumerant Graeci quam nos; con-
jungunt 9 & 10. Dividunt autem 1 16 itaut v. 10 novum
Pfal. inchoet. Item 147, verfu 12 incipit novus pfalmus.
pfalmotum itaque fumma eadem eft viz. 150."
Notantur in margine pfalmdrum initia; et fubjiciun-
tur, eadem manu, " Variae lefliones £ pfalteiio meo. Xpo*."
XI.
5571-
1. Pfalterium Graecum. 1.
2. Hymni facri, pfalmis vulgo fubjeSi in Codd.
Graecis. 191. b.
3. AxoAkOio. rnt otytot; xa» itixf ptlocXvi^tus. Cum
precibus. 208.
Codex membranaceus, folia habens 222.
In folio exteriore fcriptum eft, " ^xXmpiov tWnnxo*
(AOpotmpia xyix; Mxptxs ty opyxyoie 9 xyxtiwy fAtyx^uy rs St
ep* t» aym o\&tiv 9 xa* twv piAwv," fed manu multo re-
centiore. xu.
5572-
Lexicon Graecum fic inferiptum ;
Eupaywyi Xijrtti)v 9 . cvXXtytTcx Ik iixQcpuy /3*£x/wv t??
1rx\x7tf; ri QifAi ypxQris xat rJjf ytx; xa* xCriis JijVou T?f
ijpxQzy* To oi (aitx roZ a V
Videtur Lexicon ex Suida et Etymologico Magno
compilatum, breviore methodo,
Codex bombycino-chartaceus, faeculi forfan 13,
folia habens 4 1 2. Plagulae, in 8 folia divifae, numeran-
tur Graecis literis ulque ad kS (52). Liber, ipfiifi-
mum hunc titulum gerens, defcribitur inter MSS. Regis
Gallics Tom. 1. p. 133. ubi auftor pro fingulo vocabulo
to qtruuypoLQns eftimat, quod accentuum regulis repugnat,
et aliter fefri nequit. Confpirare videtur codex nofter in
multis cum codice Gallico, ut e. g. in voce (3A/pa£m,
^ccior, et muliis aliis. xm.
5573.
Georgii Palamedis Hiftoria a&uum Michaelis Boibodae
(Vaivodae), verfu rhythmico fcripta. Picturae duo ad
pag. 1 et 4, Michaelem ipfum exhibent. Loca funt
etiam pro aliis pi&uris, non fuppleta.
Codex chartaceus, paginas habens 80, fcriptus
anno 1607. Notula^ funt ex ipfo codice titulo praemif-
fae, eadem manu quaenumeros 5537 et 5570 illuftravit.
Continent inferiptionum explications, et alia ad hifto-
riam pertinentia. xvn.
1 . Simeortis Theffalonicenfis Archiep. Adverfus om-
nes haerefes, Dialogus ecclefiafticus. Gr. xvu.
2. Commentarius de divino Templo,
«j.ys Miniftris, facris eorum veftibus, et de S. Myilago-
gia five Milfa, ad pios quofdam Cretenfes. 487.
Codex chartaceus, paginas habens 533, Graecis
npmeris fignatas.
5575- '
i. ' FfaVeriuin Grsecum cum Prolegomenis, et Scholijs
perpetuis Johannis Zidabeni, Monacm. DedTe videntur
Num. 5575— 5585.
quaedam in initio. Pfalmus primus incipit ad fol;
Pfalmus 2 1 " ad fol. 10. Ita ut Scholia exiguis Pfalmi
cujufque portionibus fubjiciantur. Infcriptio ad finem
Odarum fa^rartim, auftoreni Johannem Zidabenum
nominat, fcribam etiam Maximum, Hieromonachum, et
setatem Codicis A.M. 6789. i.e. A.D. 1281.
2. Hiftoriolae Iweves de Gregorio Theologo, et tnultii
aliis, numero 24.
3. Aliae, numero 21.
4. Hiftorise aliae, numero 98.
5. fcJicolai, Andidenfis Epifcopi, de Symbolis et my£
teriis in Sacra Hierurgia. Subjicitur precatio fuper fa-
cerdotem morientem.
In chartis ad finem fubje&is multa explicantur,
manu, ut videtur, Covelli.
Codex chartaceus, a blattis mifere erofus, fed
praecipue in xnarginibus.
XIII.
5576.
1. S. Bafilii Homilias 9 in Hexaemeron. Gr.
2. Gregorii Nyfieni, in teliquum Hexaemcri.
3. S. Bafilii Homiliae 42 varii argumenti.
4. Griegorii Cyprii, Encomia S. Georgii.
5. S. Marinae.
Codex chartaceus.
Liber olim Hofpitalis Cufani Treverenfis.
5577.
1 . Dionyfii Periegefis, cum brevi prologo.
2. Euflathii Scholia in Dionyfium, impcrfe&a. In-
cipiunt a Scholio in verfum 64, his verbis, n xou wo\tn
iiruyvfJLHS fx£ify.
Liber chartaceus* xiv.
5578.
1. Plutarchi Chaer. Politics. Gr. xiv.
2. Theoriani Philofophi Epiftola de jejunio in Sab-
batho. Liber chartaceus. Pars fecunda priore recen-
tior,
5579-
Athanafii Alexandrini Opera varia, 1329, Gr.
Liber chartaceus, ex Covellianis Num. xix.
Cum notulis.
5580.
Dionyfii Periegefis imperfecta, verfus habens tantum
983. Codex membranaceus. xvi.
5581.
Menologii pars, pro toto menfe Novembri, Graec£;
preces habens et hymnos in fingulos menfis dies.
Codex membranaceus. xiv.
5582.
Pfalterium ; cum hymnis S. Gr. Codex chartaceus, folia
habens 238.
xix;
5583.
Liber precum & hymnorum, in ufum in Judaeorum in
Germanii degentium. Hebraice. xv,
5584-
1. Liber Mitzuoth (i.e. mandata) compofitus per R.
Ifaac : deinde recognitus per R. Peretz, qui vocavit
Sepher Amude Gola, i. e. librum ftationis difperforum.
Explicat 613 pracepta Rabbinorum. xvi.
2. Calendarium Judaeorum. Heb.
5585-
Codex Talmudis, diftus Baba Kama ; i. e. porta prima:
in quo agitur de damnis, quae a bclliis vel ab homi-
nibus alicui inferuntur. xiv.
Codex
Digitized by
fcibliothecse Marteiana&
I if 9
Num. 5586—559^.
5586.
Code* in folio miriarej continens Pentateuctium Hebrai-
cum; deficit ver6 i Dehteronomij capite^2° verfu
29° ufque ad fincm Kbri. Adfuftt puh&a & nbtae pau-
ciffimjc Mafofeticde de Uteris quiefcentibus.
5587. ...
Xenophontig Cyrapaediae, Libri 8. Grace. X v.
Ad finem, *H /3iEao; a-w^o^a irp«; Codex mem-
branaccus.
5588.
Codex in charta bombycina fcriptus, faeculb ut videtur
13 : Continens A&us Apoftolorum, ex Epiftolas cum
catholicas turn Paulinas. Contenta hoc ordine fe-
quuntur.
1 . Hypothcfis et Prologus Aftuum Apoftolorum. 1 4
2. A&us Apoftolorum in pgn (168.) Se&iones di-
tifa. 4-
3. AwcSvpiec et f/.aflvpio\f Pauli, a Millio edita. 40. b.
4. Jacobi Epiftola. 42.
5. Petri Epiftola prima. 45.
6. fecunda, Cum Argumento. 48. b.
7. Johannis Epiftola prima. 51. b.
LOCUS Cap. V. 7- Iegitur, ©ti rpnc i iciy 6i /uap-
TupovkTf?* to ?rk"a xou to Wa?p xal to aTjout* *a) 04 Tpilf
tt i to iv n<ni>. 54. b.
8. Johannis fecunda. Cum Arg. 5;.
9. - terria. Cum Arg. 55. b.
10. Judae Epiftola. CumArgum. 56.
11. Prologus Euthalii in Epiftolas Paulinas. 57. b.
Vid. finem ad 132. b.
1 2 . Pauli Epiftola ad Romanes. 61.
j 3. , — . ad Corinthios prima. 74^b.
x ^ — - > - » fecuflda* 87.
15. ■ ad Galatas. 95.
16. ■ ad Ephefios. 99. b.
17. ■ ad PhifippenfeS. 104.
x8i — — — r— ad Coloflenfes. 107.
19. ■ ■ ad Theflalon. prima. tio.
20, .. fecunda* 1 1 b.
a 1. - — ad Timotheum i. 114.
22. — 1 fecunda. 1 17. b.
23. — — — ad Titum. t2o.
24. — ad Philemona. 121. b.
25. ■ ad Hebrasos. 122.
Codex a Griefbachio collatus, et defcriptus, in
Symb. Crit. tomo 2. p. 160. In primo folio, u Liber
hofpitalis de Cufa trevirenfis dioc. R ,ni ." Quod non rede
omnino legit Griebach ; cujus delcriptio codicis tamen
adeunda. Foliorum numeri, et librorum, nunc primum
additi.
55?9.
[5S 8 9— 5 6o 5- Folk.]
1. Heronis Ctefibii, Alexandrini, Pneumaticorum,
five de machinis Pneumaticis, Libri 2. Gr. xvi.
2. Heronis Ctefibii, de Automatis, Liber. Vid. 5605
Codex chartaceus, cumfiguris,
5590
Eufcbii Caefarienfis in Pfalmos, fragmentutn. Gr. Sci-
licet, in tiiulos Pfalmorum, et ignore*? in Pfalmos,
1 et 2, cum parte tertih
Liber chartaceus.
559*> 2, 3.
Photii Patriarchs Conftant. Bibliotheca, five
mvlyvv ctfyfpeifAfA.et%v ; vulgo, Myriobiblom Codex
in charta fcriptus bombycina ; quondam Henrici
Stephani, cujus annotationes, ut videtur, in margini-
bu6 faepe occurrunt. Liber olim in tres tomos divifus,
Num. 5593—559^-
nunc in duos, ita ut primus feparatim, fecuftdus et-
tertius fimul compatti. xvi.
H Tomus primus tabulam habet fe&ionum i.e.'
280, ixt in Editionibiis apparent j et Bibliothecam ipfam;
ufque ad finem fe&ionis <rxC vel 222. Hie tomus, cha-
ra&are minuto, fed nbn ineleganti, fcriptus, paginal
habet 501, et Tequentibus eft antiquior.
2. Tomus fecundu6 paginas habet 256, et incipit cum
fcriptura ipfius Henrici Stephanie ut ipfe ait in fine
prions tomi ; fcribens, " cxy" nvtyvttxrfa (3*Saiow 0foJWfa
fxrio-xoTra Tap™, &c. Ceci eft de mon efcriture, et
les autres tiltrds (fie) jufqu^s ilTxV Defiint auteni
Se&iones vel tituli a lifque ad o~x<^ qliamvis in pa-
ginarum numeratione, quae recentior eft, nulliis appareat
hiatus. Et quidem ulterius quserenti certum eft fec-
tiohes tranfpofitas tantum fuifle, non omiffas ; ftd miferd
diftra&a omnia in hoc tomo. Ad pag. 229, redit fcrip-
tura prions tomi, ufque ad p. 243.
3. TomuS tertius paginas habet fiipra 556, fed nu-
meri multis in locis a compaftcre abfeiffi; continet Bi-
bliothecam, ufque ad finem fectionis quae definit ad
paginam4oi. Quae defiderantiir dtias feftioneis a Ste-
phano defcriptae funtj ad calcem pagina: } addita Anni
notA " Veneths 1555." Sequuntur quredam ad librum et
audorem pertinentia, &c. ut 1 . Epiftola Photii ad fra-
trem, editionibus vulgo praefixa. 2. Commentari^
Graeca de excerptis Photii ex Ariftide et aliis. 3. Ex-
cerpta ex (Philippo) Sidete. VidePhot. Seft.35. 4. Ora-
tio Graeca, ITpo? AvTio^ra? irtfi t» (}%<ri\tu)s opynd
5* XP otixn °" UVT6 J tA °5" tw-^vvagif. 6. De Solomoue:
Mic. Pfelli, in Ariftotelis Phyfica Commentarhis. Gn
xv.
Liber olim Collegii Agenerfis, Societatis Jefu. Co-
dex chartaceus. Folia novem priora charta deteriore*
tt manu ferfore, fuppleta;
559*-
Gregorii Phranzae Hiftoria Byzantina. Gr* xvii;
Scripta, ut titulus ait tempore Conftantini Palaeoi
logi. Liber chartaceus.
559 6 -
Geomantica, Exorcifmi, Divinatiohes & hujufmodi. Gr;
Liber chartaceus, cum Figuris. » xv.
_ . 4 5597. . .
1. Claudii Ptolemaei kh^os five Flonlcgiumi ioo ca-
pitum. Cum dedicationibiis binis Graecis ad Cardiualenl
Farnefium, per Ranufium Sanatorium Altamurium. LU
ber chartaceus. xvi.
2. Artemidori Oneirbcritica Grsece. Folia habet 31,
capita 84. Inf-ritur pod folium undeciuaim fragment
tuiii Pfalterii veteris. Liber chartaceus. xv.
3. Folium unicum, continens excerpta ex Alexandre*
Aphrodifienfi, Graced;
Evangciiftarium fiv£ Leflionarium fplendidiffimum, a
Griefbachio non infpeftum, fed defcriptione et col-
latione dighiffimum Scriptum eft in membrana, Uteris
majufculis Graecis, in primo folio deauratis, per totunl
librum coloratis, et ornatis. Conftat paginis 748^
et fcriptum eft manu Conftantini Prefbyteri A.D.995.
• ut patet ex inferiptione in pagini ultimfi ; iibi vide
ahnotata manu, ut videtur, Covelli.
Seftiones majores, ad pagg. 1, 107, 279, &c. ti-
tulbs habenl, literis adhuc grandioribus ; fcil. in primo
loco, 'Ap^n c\i¥ 0w TWk xaflrj/xfpivwv wxyUXwv tk ^pom,
fx th xara. Iu vjocyUx^a* Ktf. A.
Loca Evangeliorum, ut occurfuiit, in margine no^
tanturmanu recenti, et intra paginas 726 et 729 infeftsfc
funt folia chartacea decern, ubi Coyellus (fortd) fuccef*
fiofi^m
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Catalogue Librorum MSS,
Num. 559&— -5 666 *
fionem Le&ionum notavit, et annotation^ etiam mul-
tas congeflit.
- Codex cert£ multa cura conferendus. Comparetur
Evangeliftarium ad Num.5785, ubi Seftiones et tituli
confentiunt; quaedam autem pleniore forma occur-
runt - • • £j
Specimen hujus codicis, aere incifum, occurnt in Ed.
MS. Alex. & Woide, in front e Prof. Vide etiam Prae-
fationem ipfam, §54. p.xv,
5599-
Codex chartaceus, conftans foliis a 10 : in quo habentur
libri Dialeftici Ariftotelis. * xv.
1. Porphyrii Ifagoge in Ariftotelis categorias : cum
hoc titulo, rfop<pupi« Qoipixos aruyuyri) [AOt^nra llAwnva th
2. Ariftotelis Categorias. 11.
3. De Interpretatione. 26.
4. : Analytica priora. Libri 4. 35.
<# . pofteriora. Libri 2. 92.
6. — Topicorum. Libri 8. 126.
7. Ilgpi troQifixuv iKiyyuiv. Libri 2. 19^
Sequitur Fragmenium libri recentioris, conftans foliis
c&o, quae feorfim numerantur.
8. ■ Categoriarum pars pofterior, alia manu,
et recentiore. 1.
9. Libri de Interpretatione fragmentum.
6.
In initio prioris Libri " Coll. Agen. Societ, Jefu
Catal. Infcrip." Ad finem, c< TtXog 6aXf/uo* 0 i&Qoq."
5600.
1. Herodoti Halic. Narratio de gente & vita Homeri
Gr. xiv.
2. Homeri Ilias. Gr. cum Argumentis, et Epigram-
matis. Scripfit Johannes Prelbyter Cretae, A.D« 1366.
Codex membranaceus, elegantiflimus, conftans foliis
239. Ad fol. 1 5. b. eft illuminatio pulchra, et initium
Iliadis etiam eft ornatum.
5601.
i< Homeri Batrochomyomachia. Gr." xv.
2 - Hias : cum Prolegomenis, argumentis, &
interpretatione GraecA interlineari.. Codex chartaceus,
folia habens 280. Ad finem ayytx^ yp&f w.
5602.
Homiliae 55 in varia N. Teftamenti loca : Gr. «'xc>«*«i
xal oiVxtrou, Codex membranaceus. xi.
5603.
Menologii pars : fcil. pro menfe Oftobri. Gr. Codex
membranaceus, folia habens 260. Prsefigitur ™a£
contentorum, manu recentiore. X i.
5 6 °4-
1. Heronis Ctefibii Geoponicon liber. ,
2. Caffiani Bafli Geoponica. Libri 20. 20. b.
Su P er foliu m 20 averfum, annotavit quidam vir
doctus, « Qua; deinceps fequuntur, ad finem ufque
volumm.s, funt Cafliani Bafli IWowxa libri 20. dere
Kulhca, Conftamino Caefari vulgo attributi." xv.
Codex chartaceus.
I. Heronis Ctefibii Pneumaticorum Libri 2. - xv.
2# ' de Autontatis, Liber. Codex char-
taceus cum figtfris accuratioribus. Conferas numerum
5589-
5606,
[5606— 5612. Octavo.]
Chnftophort Conteleonis, de imperio, Dialogue Gr,
AlexandroMedicesinfcriptus, * xvi.
©hanac***.
Num. 5607— 561 il
5607.
Hilarionis Synodicon, feu Synodorum hiftoria \ verfibua*
Graecis. Codex chartaceus, duobus conftans parti-
bus, fcriptura et charta long6 diverfis. xv.
. 5608.
Gregorii M. Liturgia. Graece. Codex chartaceus. XV.
5609.
1. Bafilii M. Oratio, quomodo ex literature Gr&cl
utilitatem percipiant adolefcentes. Grac6. xv.
2. Ifocratis ad Nicoclem Oratio, de regno.
3. Nicocles, feu Symmachikos.
Codex membranaceus, non inelegans.
5610.
Fragmentum libri chnrtacei, incipiens a folio 185. Con*
tinet Epiftolas Grsecas. xiv.
1. Epiftolae anonymae, incipientes ab Epiftola 83, ™?
tv <rxpii<riv y ad Epift; QI.
2. Dionyfii Sophiltae Antiochienfis Epiftola 46, ad
Philoxenum Epifcopum. 1 85. b.
3. Epiftolae tres, Melilfe, ut videtur. 189.
4. Theanfts Epiftolae tres,ir*j>i Tixvwv xvat^y,. 191. b.
5. Mufonii Epiftola unica. 194.
6. Epiftolae 29, Diogenis Sinopenfis. 196.
7. Cratetis Epiftolae 14. 2oi.b.
8. Platonis Epiftolae ofto. 202. b.
9. ^Efchinis Oratoris Epiftolae tres. 207.
1 0. Callinici Epiftolae fex. 208.
11. Juliani Epiftola de Alexandrinis, imperfecta. 212,
5611.
Galeni, in Hippocratis Aphorifinos, libri 7. Graecfi*
Codex chartaceus. xv.
5612.
Codex chartaceus, librorum moralium triginta Plutarchi,
infignis ob ea fragmenta quae Tyrwhittus primus
edidit, & Wyttenbachius iterum impreffit. Signantur
traftatus literis numeralibus Gracis. Conftat codex
foliis 250.
1. (a) Plutarchi de liberorum Educatione. 1.
2. (£) De Virtute et Vitio. 12. b.
3. (y) De utilitate abinimicis capienda. 14.
4. (eF) Quomodo Juvenis poetas intelligere debet.
19. b.
5. (0 Quomodo quis AdulatQrem diftinguat ab
Amico.
6. (r) De fui laude,
7. (Q De ira cohibenda.
8. (u) De curiofitate. 76*
9. (6) De Animi tranquillitate. 82. b.
10. (1) De Vitiofo pudor. . 93,
1 1 . (<«) De Amore Fraterno. 99. b.
12. De Garrulitate. ri2-
13. (ty) De refta ratione audiendi. 122. b-
14. (J) De Amicorum multitudine. 132*
l 5' 00 De Cupiditate Divitiarum. I 35-t>-
16. («r) De Superftitione. 139. b.
Utrum
Animae an Corporis fit libido et aegritudo. Traftatus
hie, omnibus editionibus exulans, a Tyrrwhitto pfimum
editus eft Anno 1773, forma oftava, abhoc ipfo Codice,-
cum fragmento fequente. Nunc Ladnitate donatus a
Wyttenbachio, (ut etiam 18) priraum occupat locum in
parte 3Voluminis quinti. 146.
l8. (»0 Ei ptpos to -Tradnrixov r*q av^^ir^^jyrs^n ^y«^ic«
Quod Wyttenbachius ita vertit, 4< Id quod in ammo
humano affeftibus fubjeftum, pars ne fit ejus animi an
facultas. ,, Numeros IZ et IH, cum voce \oyog praefixa,
Wyttenb. vertit, " Difputatio 17 et 18 j" fed nihil de-
3 fignaat
57-
58. b.
66.
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281
. ttiirri. 561 2-— 561$.
fignant nifi lociini in hoc codicc. Hiatum reliquit fcriba
poll ultima hujiis fragmenti Verba. 148. b.
Exftare eadem fragmfcnta Tyrwhittus indicat, in Bi-
bliotheci Med. Laurent. Plut. fcvii. Cod. iv : ut didicit
ex Catalogo Bandinii Codd. MSS. Grsec. T. n, p. 301,
19. ( A ) De fera nilminis Vindi&a. 151.
20. (x) De profeftu in Virtute; 167. b.
2 1 . (xa) De fortuna. 176. b.
22. (x3j Animine an Corporis affettidnes fihtpejores?
179.
23. (xy; Aquane an Ignis fit utilior ? 180. b.
24; (xJ) De Fortuna Romanorum. 183.
25. (xi) De Alexandri Fortuna. 19 1.
26. (xr) — — — — Xoyoq bivrtposi 197.
27. De Vitando sere alieno. 206.
28. U*) Brutaratione uti. 209. b.
eg. (xS) Terreftriane an Aquatilia animalia fint callU
diora. 215. b;
30. (\) Convivium Septem Sapientum* 236. b.
Coll. Agen. 3oc. Jefu. Catal. infer.
Codex chaftaceH*, fcriptus A.l). 14071 Continef Aftus
Apoftolorum, Epiftolas Citholicas et Paulinas, cum
Sermon^ Chryfoitomi us to juupxov Stivcy^ qui inter-
jeftus eft inter Epiftolam in Hebraos et Apocalypfin.
Code< Grie(bachio collatus et defcriptus, in Sym-
bolis Crit. T. 11. p. 12. llle de foliis quatuor mem-
branaceis hie exftanribus haec fcribir^ " Folia duo (fcil.
in quatuor plicata) codice ipfo multa antiquiora, quippe
focub X aut XI ex.tfata, quae Uteris minia:is, paging
quavis in duas columnas diftin&4, fragmenta Epiftolarum
ad Corinthios continent, antlquis le&ionibus referta,
jiotatuque longe digniffima. Folium prius exhibet 1 Cor.
xv. 52 caXTTidTi yxpj ufque ad 2 Cor. i. 15. irportpty itp^
vfA%; cxO«»v, Folium alteram, ad calcem vdluminis ad*
je&um, coniple&itur 2 or. x. 13. ... vofAtQa xXXxxxtx
fxilpovj ufque ad Cap. xii. 5 awrOmiac p*. tit fi litera w
paullo aliter picla fit in fragmento priore quam pofte-
riore, utrumque tamen, nifi me fallunt omnia, eadem
manu fcriptum, et ejuidem codicis pars olim fuit. Do-
iendum eft, tarn exlguam codicis praeftantioris partem
fupereffe."
Plura vide apud ipfum Grielbachium, qui frag-
menta haec fumma cura contulit, et confentire miris
modis viJit cum Codd. nonnullis notae eximioris. Scrip-
tionis tempus, chartacei codicis, fubnotatur ad calcem
Epiftolae ad Hebraeos. xv.
5614-
Codex chartaceus, continens varia Liturgica*
1. T. Chryfoftomi. Conft. Archiep. Liturgia.
2. Liturgiae Expofitio a Nic. Cabafili. Exftat Latine
verfo a Gentian Harveto in Bibliothec. P.p. 1 26. p 173.
Initium capit hoc exemplar a lin. 5, c. 2d. Edit. Lat.
Lugdun. 1677. 47*
. 3. Mifla Latinorum Graece verfa, multum diffiert ab
ca quae nunc eft in ufu. 1 1 1.
4. Ta£*s t» xa8*5/>«cai to* yaoy, &c. 1 1 8.
5. Taj*; xxi axoXuhx th fxtyxXn xyixcfAHm M9»
6. ■ t» (Aixp* ciyiarfji.ii* 156.
y. axoAaSia fif apyxpioy pourofopirilxi 170.
8. Ta fxixp-d (r^yi^xloq. 171.
9. ts fAtyxXz. *79*
IO. 1 - - T* ay** iv^cXftiv* 198.
I I. KoZlzXoyos tw» Mn7p07roXf«k. 220.
12. FvTaXua SiSoptw rois ^uperovsfAtvo^* 238. b.
13. Yltpt (ixriXtwy laJxiow, &C. 25 1.
Item AJTyriorum, Romanorum, &c Codex cujus
pars magna fcripta eft A.D. 1555.— Fofia habet 254.
Synopfis Hiftoriarum Novi et VeterisTeftamenti, verfibus
Graecis. Supra titulum libri Matthaei fcriptum eft,
ix tw Ixxpiwos woinfAoiluv* Opus in hoc Codice im-
perfeftum, odo libris conftans. Tituli libris fiacmifli
Cat.Harl. Vol. III.
Nurri. 5615 — ^5621.
hujufmodi flint " Ta ty M»xpw MsyaXs, rm oxlw to At
Prooemium manu recentiore folia i et 2 Occupat,
et eadem manu itippleta funt folia 35 — 46. Libri facri
dividuntiir juxta capita hodierna, et ordine hoc fequuntur,
Matthaeus. 3. Marcus* 10. Lucas, n. Johannes. 16.
Adas Apdftolorum. 22. b. Apocalypfis. 28. b. Liber
fecundus Synopfeos. Genefis. 35. b. Exodus. 49. b.
Leviticus. 57. Numeri. 62. b. Deuteronomium. 68. b.
(Lib; in. quamvis non notatus) Jofliua. 76. b. Judices*
79. b. Ruth. 84. Jofliua itcrum, ex alio forfan codice.
91. Judicesj iterum. 92. b. Ruth. 95. b. Liber iv.
Regesi. 96. Reg. i. 99. b. Reg. 3. 103. b. Sequi-
tur (104.) u iiopduHTig xxi vpoffQta-^ ty tw y ruy Boc<ri\uuu
oltto to y xtp. xxlx iixQopxf fxJcfl-fiC, Venetas Vaticanas,
juxta quas Parifienfis et Londin. item Bafil. Complut
Vulg. &c." Regcs4. 110. Lib v. Paralipomenon 1.
115. Par. 2; 117. b. Efdra 1. 123. Efdra 2. J25.
Nehemias 126a Lib. vi. Tobit. 128. Judith. 129.
Efther. 130.^ Job. 132. Cantica. 136.
Lib. vn. Efaias. 1 37. b. abrupt^ definens ad finem
Capitis 1 7. huj ufce Prophetae.
Codex eft chartaceus, et folia habet fcripta ferfi 14? •
XYlt.
5616.
Philothei Arch. Cbhft. Parei-ga. Codex chartaceus, folia
habens 63. Scriptus per Johannem Jonam : ut liquet
ex inferiptione ad finem. " Eypx^x ty .» luxyyn; Iwxg
ty Ttj )3»bX»o9rxij Tuy Ylxpiciuy tru cwJnpiw 1^21. (non. 29,
Ut ol. leg.) nt[x$Qn; aopJIxlu aSSx tfiyyoyty fv t»i
Bao-iXixr. Idem in initio fe ait GallicetranftuMe Cum
Salomone Negri. Ey itu rooTtf, p^iXtofw liflxxoaioru
tixofio rirxpT , ty ju?jw fiSpovxpiv, npfcxpiix oruv 0f&i
ip[Anytv<rai TaXX»r» to PtCxiev t«to, tyv xx% 0 Xoyitorxroc
cxXopuy ytypw" Et alia manu 2oXo/*«v Niypi.
5 6l 7-
Manuelis Mofcopuli Expofitio 2 priorum Librorum
Iliados Hdmeri. Gr. Scilicet ayx^lvgi* rm \tgtw 1 et
2 Libri, et zrxpx$f>x<Ti<; eorundem quatuor partibus. xv*
Michael Apoftoles* Byzantinus, poft patriae direp-
tionem, penilria vivens, fcripfit : ut et fequentem. Co-
dex chartaceus.
5618.
Hephaeftionis Liber de metris & poematibus. Gr. Simi-
liter inferiptus in fine, addito ty xpnry. Codex char-
taceus.
5619-
Barlaami Hiftoria interioris Aethiopum regionis, India
diftae. Graec^ ; appellata (3&Xos (3xpXxxfx : a Johanne
Damafceno Graced reddita. Codex chartaceus. xiv.
5620.
Codex chartaceus, Adrianopoli allatus, Millio di&us
Covelli 4 ,u ". Signatus in fronte, ut plures ex his MSS.
" Luceo, Conftantinople 1675: 0 etin chartul& inferta,
ic This I had at Adria^pl^^ A Rliilio defcriptus in
Prolegomenis 1487.
Coritinet afta Apoftolorum, et Epiftolas, cum Ca-
tholicas turn Paulinas integras, abfque nlla lacunft. Ab-
funt librorum hypographae, capitum five ledionum in-
dicia, Sic.
Plenius defcribitura Griefbachio, in Tom. 11. Symb.
p. 151. Graeculus, nomine Dimitrafco Jeracbi, fe fcrip-
fifle ait A.D. 1663 ; primo Graecam adpingens notuiam,
deinde Italicam, his verbis : u In 1663, In mefe di t^iulio,
giorni5, O fcripto Jo Dimitrafco Jerachi, In Pera:" fed
manus longi diverfa eft ab ipfo Codice. xvn.
5621.
Scholia in Apollonii Rhodii Argonautica. Gr. Codex
chartaceus, elegans ; praeter vitas Apollonii, Argu-
ments habens in Edd. Stepb. et Hoelzlini ncn ex.
ftantia. xv.
4C Bafilii
Digitized by
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Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5622— 5624.
5622.
Bafilii M. Commentaria in 16 ptiora Efaiae capita. Gr«
Codex membranaceus. xiv.
5 62 3-
Liturgianlm Graecarum Fragmeftta, variis temporibus
fcripta. Codex chartaceus. xiv.
5624.
Codex chartaceus, tariis conftarts operibus Grsecis*
diverfis temporibus fcriptis : Contenta infra recen-
fentur.
1. 1 heophyla&i Simocatae, Scholaftici, Epiftolae quse-
dam. ^ *- #
2. Verfus Hexametri de A&ibus Apoftolorum inci-
pientes, Hwxa Xa/A7r/IowkIo u\fo[xtmi ?rupi y\u<r<rou. 9* ^
3. De Petro, fragmentum. n.
4. Verfus Jambici de Deo, fine titulo,
Avxp^c; afp^tj itxvlos xirix Gfo<. It*
5. Theodori Prodromi Verfus in Providential^ Dei.
ibid.
6. Initium eorundem : fragmentum. ^ 14.
7. Phocylidi* Poema vaSfnxov, cum Scholiis interline-
aribus, a fcriba antiquo. 1 5'
8. Michaelis Prelbyteri Hierofolymitani, Methodus
Compofitionis. 23.
Infcriptio Grseca haec eft : M^anX Trpsa-ZvTtpov xai
.... tou ouroroKiXX fipon* .... IipocoXv^* [xtMos itifi
rug ra Xoya <tvvtx£su>s <r%iSix<r$iia'x tv giicvn tt\ q pta-orr QTxpixs
anncsk Xx^xpa Jtxxoi/H xai piXoXoya, xai XoycfliTH.
Abrupte definit in Catalogo Six<popw Aigtay ad ver-
bum ayi/£ufiv, in ordine alphabetico.
9. Traflatus Grammatica, cum hoc titulo, E^nTo^n
via. ypxuy.xrixnq ttj? .... fxtioits 9 wc fxtr fXXfiTrn, xai rot
7rgpir\a xo]aXuaa«* BtbXtoy a £* W7rip £upno*£7ai th \oyov
fQiyixx xai opoi avTMj xxi iSiupxluv irpoafopxt, xai $ioupnrtwv
xai S7ritioLipgTM 9 opoi <rvXXaC*K xai Sixipirn; auriK, opoi X*£*wc
xai sraSay au-rnf' opoi zr(>oru)$ix$ xxi iixipt<rtk{ aunif
"srHV(/.oflocv ri xaOoXa xai To*»k* opoi s"*y/AiK xai Sixipurtiq
auTtis* opoi Xt^fw? xai zara9wk auTnc* opoi riy/x?tf xai Sixipicrug
xvttis. t 79.
10. Definitioncs Philofophicae, &c. piXoo-oputoi o'po*
7Tfpi oucnas xai <tuha6£Etjxo7oj. !32»
11. 'Opoi ^iXoo-o^txoi xala roi^iok. Definit iones Philo-
fophicse, ordine alphabetico, a Bafilio M., Gregorio Nyf-
leno, Anaftafio, &c. colleftac, ut apparet epraefati un-
cula incipiente ^pn yi*«<rxni/, &c. 142.
12. De Epiftolis, quibus formulis fint infcribendae, et
alia fimilia. 198.
13. Paraphrafis precis dominicas, &c. 207.
14. Fragmenta Theologica, &c. 208. b.
1 5. Sentcntiae et narrationes, cum interpretationibus,
facrae et profanar. 212.
16. Inveftigatio vocum et acccntuum, cum titulo,
Tiy^ohoy\% ~ipi xdiroiyja. 227.
17. Fragmentum, quod folium 226 fubfequi deberet.
Cum verfibus iambicis de Deo.
Apy^u xsxClm v.xi rt\o; zror* <Z>eov. 252.
18. Traclatus de Metris, (^fp* Mi]p«v). incipiens,
fffov on to la^o^xoi/ pp.poy t^ti (izrus xai iixiparxi
J-jo. 253.
19. Schemata qucedam Philolbphica, cum interpreta-
tionibus, Decern Categoriarum exemplo, &c. 258.
20. Agapeti Diaconi interpretatio orationis ad Jufti-
nianum, cum hoc titulo : ExQio-is x^aXaiwJnc TTXpXiViVtOi%
fK tov (3ao-iAfa iar»nai/0k, (T^fo^iacSfio-a ?rapa xyxniflz fixxovz
rr.; [Atyx\w fxxX>j(nac> &C. aTf^fro?. 271.
21. f lorofcopium, cum fragmentis Aftrologicis. 274.
22. Johannis Damafccni Aitronomia partialis, £cc.
arpGVC[J.lCC gy m jtXfpH?, IbiXVVH T8 Sz^XGWd) XXI X7T0^ty[Mxlx
GG$UU pr.TGOVI/ 7T£pt P'JtrfWf. 278.
23. Tabula: capitum in duos fequentes libros Michaelis
Pfelli. 296.
Num. 5624- — 5629.
^ 24. Michaelis Pfelli Solutiones difficultatum Aftrolo*
gicarum, in capitibus 30* « ou
25. Ejufdem dc Cotporibus ccbleftibus et eorum motu
ca P ita 4o. ^ 360. b/
26. Theodori Lafcaris oratio Apologetica, ad Latinum
Epifcopum Corones, de Sando Spiritu. 383.
27. ^Inigmata Grseca feptem verfibus iambicis, &c.
28. Manuelis Mazari methodus brevis de injequiditate
circulorum folis et lunse. ^ g -
29. Verfus Grseci de Arachne. "
Tk tou? apxtf/Yis X£7rJ«Jax1uX«? irXxvx;
NuOnv fiSxirxtr &c.
399. b.
Omnes hi traftatus a num. 23. ejufdem setatis et
fcribse funt- Qui fequuntur antiquiores videntur.
30. S.Dionyfii (Areopagitae ?) Epiftolae. 400.
31. Bafilii Magni Epiftola ad Gregorium de differentia
aria? xai vzjorxrsus* 40 1. b.
32. De Mufica : T?j; fAno-ixns <rwo^is uxpif*^^,
. 408.
33. De Aftronotnia; a9poio-i? tua-wo-srloi; xrpovopixs.
410. b,
34. De Grammatica*
35* Synopfis quinque fonorum, aTfXfro?. 422.
36. Fragmentum obfeurum, ad finem cujus occurrit
nota temporis r<?^. i.e. 6567. A. M. fcilicet A.D. 1059.
423.
37. Utpi m$ ytvnnu; rx SjtrcrtGs /xuva^J, de Ortuimpii
Mahumedis. 424.
Codex folia habet 42 8.
5625.
Codex chartaceus, charafterc minuto fed eleganti
fcriptus, continent opera omida Galeni de pulfibus,
Grasc^.
1 . Galenus de differentiis pulfuum, Libri quatuor.
2. — de notitia pulfuum, Libri quatuor.
3. ■ de caufis pulfuum, Libri quatuor.
4. — - de prognofticis pulfuum, Libri quatuor.
Ad finem, TfXos t»k psyxXnc irtpi cQvypuv irpxypxltixs
to* yxknvH : Et fuper folia libri claufi, r«x«F* piyxM
cQvyfAixn.
5626.
1. Aetii Medici Sermo tertius Philofophicus.
2. Sermo quartus.
3. Hippocratis Epiftola ad Ptolemaeum R.
4. Nota quarundam plantarum, Graece et Syroturcic^.
xv.
Gr.
5 1 . b.
80.
84.
85.
86.
xv.
XIV.
5. De venaefe&ione et purgatione.
6. Hippocratis Aphorifmorum Liber 2 — 6.
Codex chartaceus.
5627.
Homiliarum Liber, xxIqxXos xx\ xl&troc^ Gr.
Liber chartaceus folia habens 232. Scil. a 41 ad 272.
5628.
Petri Bembi, de ftudio Graecae linguae, ad Venetos, Liber.
Grsece. Liber chartaceus, folia habens fcripta tan-
tuna 24. XVI *
5629.
1. Sententiae ex auftoribus facris et profanis, cum
illuftrationibus grammaticis. xv -
2. Fragmentum Nubium Ariftophanis a Verfu
XI ptyx fri[*.vxi v£<pfXa*,
Et verfuum fequentium 53, ufque ad I«. <ptpt y now
yxp TIV£C*
3. Traftatus de o&o partibus orationis. Cum titulo,
a-uuTOpos TrxpxSoa-i; irtpi cxtw ptpw T3 Xo«y«.
4. De Temporibus Verbi Irtpx Trapa^wo-i? (fic) <rx<pn$,
ttj; ytuta-tus rcav xjpovxv rov pnpxlos^
c. Paradigma verbi aftivi in
^ 6 6. Tabula
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleian£.
^83
Nuiti. 5629— 5635;
6. Tabula aftronomicaj cum fragmentis Philofophicis,
- 7. Confpe&us hiftdriarum in oratlonibus duabiis Ste-
leuticis Gregorii Nazianzeni, diverfus ab eo qui Nonni
homengerit. Tpvyopio; i ®to\oyoq obfcure lcgitur infronte,
et ante partem fecundam, Efaywt t« Xofd fartf* xxlx
8. Palsephati de incredibilibusLibellus, five
Cudex chartaceus;
5 6 3°-
Symeonis Theflalonicenfis opera qUaedam. Codex char-
taceus, paginas habens, Grsecis Uteris numeratas,
uif, 1. e. 41 5.
Liber olini Covelli, qui haec infcripfit, " Simeon
Theflalonicens* obiit Anno 1429, ut Dims Alix collige-
bat ex quibufdam libris quos mihi oftendebat Parifiis.
J. Corel. Vid. Leonem Allatium de Symeonibus, in
hujus vit&; mortuus fex menles ante captam Thef-
falonicam. Capta autem eft Anno 1430.^ xiv.
Georgii Codini Chronicon, ab Addffio ufq; ad Nldepho-
rum Regem. Gr. 1.
de Stru&ura Templi S. Sophiae inCon-
flantinopoli, Liber. 365.
Codex chartaceus foliorum 330. Annotantlir non-
nulla, a quodam Neo-graeco, ad finem utriufque libelli.
xv.
5 6 3^-
Liber chartaceus folia habens fcripta 499 ; cum imagine
Conftantini in fronte pi&a, et orbe ccelefti ad fol. 4.
Contenta funt ;
1. Emanuelis Malaxi Synopfis hiftoriarum Conftanti-
nopole©s. De auftore nonnulla annotavit Covellus, ut
videtur, in folio exteriore. " Voflius duos Malaxos facit,
fed errat. Hen. Hilarius Chronic. Qualis his Emanuel
Maiaxus (author hujus libri) Vide Crufii Turcograeciam.
p. 185. Obiit vero ineunte vere, Anno 15SI. Librum
hunc fcripfit An. 1 574- Et vitas Patriarcharum Ann,
1577. Vide Cruf. Turcog. p. 106;" Videas etiam
plura eadem manu annotata;
2. De ultima Vifione prophetae Daniel, Graec£. 497.
xvi.
5633-
Neclarii, Patriarchae quondam Hierofolymitani, de
Papae imperio, Refponfum; oppofitum quibufdam
propofitionibus a fratribus Latinis, qui Hierofolymis
degunt, ei allatis per Petruin eorum magiftrum. A.D.
1672. Gr. & Lat. Forfan a Covello Latine verfum,
qui opus abfolvit 168*.
Codex chartaceus.
5 6 34-
Lycophrontis Chalcidienfis, Alexandra, feu Cafiandra :
cum Ifaacii Tzetzis Commentaries. Gr. Et gloflis
multis ioterlinearibus. xiv.
Codex chartaceus integer, et notatu dignus.
5 6 35-
Codex chartaceus, folia habens fcripta 275; in quo
habentur variae Graecorum Epiftolae, et alia opufcula.
xv.
1. Epi (tolas Phalaridis. Non juxta ordinem Editionis
Boylaeanae. *" 1.
2. Amafidis iEgyptii Epiftola ad Polycratem, cum
hiftoriola dePolycrate. 35. b.
3. Xenophontis, vel iEfchinis Socratici, Epiftolae.
36. Vide etiam. 258.
4. Phatonis Epiftolae quaedam. 41.
5. Julian! Apoftatae Epiftolae. 62. b.
6. Anacharfidis Epiftolae. 72.
7. Euripidis Epiftolae. 75.
8. Diogenis. 76. b.
Num. 5635—5640.
Epiftolae Cratetis. 86.
10. Platonis Epiftolae aliae- 88. b.
i 1. Pythagorae Epiftola 96.
12. Epiftolae Chionis. ibid.
13. Theands, deEducatione liberorum, &o
1 09.
14. ■ Apollonii. 113^
15- — — Melifles. 127.
16. Myae. 127. b.
17. Phyfiognomica Ariftotelis. 138.
1 8. Theophrafti Ilipi A*<rA»trf«r. 150. b.
19. Tra&atus de Igne. 'H t» vvpos fvcris* 170.
20. Ammonii Saccae trattatiuncula. 183. b.
2 1 . Ariftoteles de Mundo. 1 88.
Ad finem hujus libelli inveniuntur hi verfus qui alibi
non extant. 203. b.
£iu? irpuroq r/v£TO* gtjg ucTctTo?* xphxtpxvvos •
£w xtpxXi. £fuf fxitrx (fic) Aioj fix irxyrx t£TVxt*u
gti; *'66fjLw Txiti; rt xoti ovpxyoZ xa-Tipotyrog.
gti; xg <njv T^ytro* xpfiporos firAfro yvpfri.
^fC? iryoiri irxyruy* £iuf xxxpxTov irvpos ipfxri.
^£Uf 7TGVT0U p\'£& ^IVf ^AlOf W fr£AlJk!|.
gtv; (3ao-iA£Uf # gtv; *>px°* «^afTWjr ipLxippLvvos. ^04.
nrxvrx*; faf xpui^af, au9<f fxos xiroXvMig (fic).
Upnt xpxSirfi xyivfixxro (ASpfitpa p £w
t2. Traftatus de pedibus et metris, anonymus. 208.
23. JEfchinis Oratoris Epiftolae. 224. Cum aliis Epif-
tolis variorum, et Phalaridis, (ut fol. 237.) nonnullis.
24. Herodoti Halicarn. de Gente Homeri. 242.
25. Socratis Epiftola. 256.
26. Xenophontis, vel iEfchinis Socratici Epiftolae.
Vid. fupra36. 258.
27. Tradatus Grammaticus, de Prepofitionibus t*> nc,
<2> «-uv, &c. 262.
28. De Syntax! nominum et verborum. 273.
. 5 6 3 6 -
Liber chartaceiis, legendarum Graecarum ; folia habens
IOI. cltiXis-qs. XIV.
1. Memoranda Domini noftri Jefu Chrifti a Pilato
fafta. 1 4
2. Epiftola Pilati ad Auguftum de Chrifto. 26.
3. Jofephi Arithmathaeenfis narratio de Domino
noltrb. 33.
4 S. Ephraitn oratio deJofepho pulcherrima. 41. b.
5. Timothei Archiep. Alexand. de miraculis S.
Menae. 69.
6. De Difcipulo Abbatis Pauli, ferVatd precibus ejus.
Cum aliis id genus hiftoriolis. 90. b*
Folia ferie duodenarifi numerata per literas Greecas,
unde apparet deeflfe nonnulla^
5637*
1. In Polya^ni Strategetica, variae leftiones. Gr. xvn.
2. Notae in eundem ; forlan ab J. M. Dilhero. Vid.
Num. 3837.
3. Variae Lefbiones, alia manu.
4. Iterum, alifi.
5. Et ali4, charts multo minore.
5638.
Plutarchi Chaer. Vitae Caefaris, Alexandria & Pompeii.
Gr. Liber chartaceus. xvi.
5 6 39-
Homiliae $6 S. Bafilii, Ephraim Cyri, & Johannis Chry-
foftomi : quarum quaedam de vitis Sandorum. Gr.
Liber chartaceus, imperfe&us : Emptus k Bern.
Mould, Smyrnae 1724. xiv.
5 6 40.
Libsr chartaceus precum Turcicarum, linguis Neograeca,
et Arabica. Vide intus annotata a quodam Italo,
liiiguA filft, ct a Covello (ut videtur) Latini. xvn.
Theedori,
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Nuni.5641 — S 6 45*
5641.
Th^ndori Grammatices introduaio, 4 hbns* Gr. Lor
In fecundo folio fcriptum eft "Mont
terii Anglofum Petrus Candidus, * v -
5642.
Nomenclatura Grreco^tina. Gra:ca et Latina ambo
corrupta. Codex chartaceus.
5 6 43*
Codex chartaceus, cujus folia numerantur; fed non ac-
curate, ad 434. Defuntetiam nonnulla. Contmet
Sa ex variis Patrum et Theologorum Graxorum
^DeAdventu mulierum ad Sepulchrum Domini. 1.
' Super hoc folium, et alibi, occurrunt annotations,
manu Covelli fcriptje.
2 Eufebii Scholium de tempore relurreaioms. 8.
*. Johannis Damafceni de nativitate beat* Virginis
Oratio. *
a. deJuftitia. . "/J
c De Purificatione ante coenam Dommi. Covellus in
mareine frajnnentum effe dicit S. Germani. at.
6? De generatione Domini, &c. S. Ablabii, ut Covello
vifurn eft
V ^Anaftafius de transfiguratione Domini Oratio. 31.
8. Johanni Chryfoftomi in idem argumentum Oratio.
o. Eiufdem de Theatris. , 43'
10. Eiufdem mterpretatioPfalmi 8. (i.e. 9.) .55-
11. Eiufdem, interpretatio Pf. P 0. 109. (iio.)^ 7 1 '
12. Amphilochu Ep. Iconienfis Oratio, «; usr, *»-
Tr 'T3. T Hippolyti Martyris de fine mundi, de antichrifto
et fecundo adventu Domini Oratio. 99*
14. Johannes Mofchus in expeftationem Judae,^&c.
1 5 . Symeonis Archiep. Thelfalon. expofitio facri Sym-
°i6. Germani Archiep. Conftant. Homilia in parabolam
Ccenae. *37*
17. Athanafii dialogus cum Ario. J 49-
1 8. De transformatione Domini, ex interpretation
Evangelii fec.Matth. a Niceta Scrron. 181.
19. Catechifmus Gregorii Theologi, de Fide. 187.
20. Athanafii alius. Defunt nonnulla poft fohum
i88.b. 196.
21. Tra&atus de facra Triade. Caret initio. 201.
Videtur pars fecundainiri ad 22i,ettertia ad 230. b.
quarta ad 252, et forte alias. # #
22. Zachariae Maraphara, Prefbyteri, interpretatio
Verfus, " Kpnrtf at i ^nrxt." 33 2 ;
23. Meletii paps Alexand'. dialogus de fide Lhrii-
tianorum, di&us Chrillianus. 337;
Subjicitur Epigrammata Emmanuelis Achileu, in
Meletium. * 548- b -
24. Cyrillus in Judceos. 35 2 -
25. Ejufdem Oratio fecunda. 37*>-
26. Meletii Epiftola. 4M-
27. De Angelorum propria poteftate.
28. Ev t»i toprt) tw» ip«l«v. 423;
Chartula annotationum Covelli inferitur poll to.
lium 433.
5 6 44-
KornariPoemaEpicum, Rhotocritus dittum, verfibus
neograecis Rhymicis : cum pifturis multis pluma de-
lineatis. Codex chartaceus, paginas habens 511. xvi.
5 6 45-
Themiftii Euphradae Orationes fex. Scilicet, 7. ic. 9.
5. 4. 2, ftcundum Editionem Harduim; 9. io. 11.
12. 13 14. ut hie numerantur. Codex chartaceus,
manu non ineleganti fcriptus. xv *
Num. 5646^—5650.
5646.
i. Johannis Chryfoftomi, ad diverfos Epiftolae. Gr»
xv.
4. MarciiEphefii Epiftola de Synodo Florentina, com-
mentata per Gregorium Hieromonachum.
3. In Hofeam nonnulla. Codex chartaceus*
5 6 47-
Codex Evangeliorum infignisj et elegantiffimus, a Grief-
bachio defcriptus in Symb. Crit. T. 1. p. 181. De-
fcriptionem ejus, non nimis prolixam, lubet apponere.
« Codex 72, olim Johnfoni, nunc in Mufeo Britan-
nico Londini, Harleianus 5647- Elegantiffime fcriptus
faeculo forte xi. Evangelia 4 continens Graece. Paffim
occurrunt notute Arabicae. Evangclium quodque pra-
fixam habet auftoris effigiem, nomine Evangehftae Ara-
bico infienitam. [Et Graeco etiam, Arabicum in mar-
cine, Grsecum in ipfa pidura] Soli Matthaeo m tnargme
adiunfta eft catena. Variantes lecliones libranus, non
Lucae tantum (ut vult Wetftenius) fed Matthaa etiam
marcini adferipfit ; in Marco antem et Johanne vix tales
occurrunt. Satis accurate codicem contuhfle videtur
Wetftenius. Equidem paucas tantum, hinc mde decerp-
tas lediones in i'chedas meas conjeci. Habet vero anti-
quas et bonas lediones permultas, et frequenter con-
cordat cum A. D. K. 28. 29. 42. alufque haud fper-
nendis libris." _ ( v
Codex eft membranaceus, optime fervatus. In iolio
exteriore fcriptum eft, cum multis literarum compendus,
" To nufo* P.CX.0 to o-o*» x*. S»?.X» »tfK »f»
Jl™1*r* L . [I • ' • • -V" Infri
Arabica. Numeri Ammomani, et capitum tituh ap-
ponuntur, et argumentum in unum quodque Evange-
Hum.
5648.
« Sepher Hatterumot : i. e. Liber elevationum, feu ob-
lationum : in quo de ritibus & inftitutis ceremoniaUbus
differitur undecim Hilchoth, feu Seftiombus ; quae
funt, 1. De ritu jugulandi animaha. 2. view
Ucito et illicito. 3. placenta. 4 - De menftniata.
c. De repudiis. 6. De folutione calcei. 7- Deld0
folatria. 8. De vino libaminis. 9 . De hbro leg«s .
10. DeTephillim. it. De Sabbato. Heb. xin.
"Auftof eft R.Baruch,filiusR. Ifaaci Wormaci-
enfis, Difcipulus R. Ifaaci fenioris, cognomento Ri. Li-
brum compofuit anno Mundi 4496- \ 1 2 3"- „ s
Scriptor codicis Rab. Jehuda an. Mundi 5014. *
I25 « Editus Liber Venetiisapud Bombergan.r 1513-"
Hac ex charta in ipfo codicc pofita. Codex elt
membranaceus, et fatis integer.
5 6 49-
2 * " XIII.
Codex membranaceus, olim Covelli, qui pauca
intus annotavit. Folia plurima a compadore mveria.
565O.
Leftionarium vetus in ^^J^^L^^
opuscrafumfuerat Gnelbachio ? « =™"ffl3B
defenptum in Symb. Crit. lorn. u. p-
2 6 7 . exquibu/.i 3 -ad ,21, quae k&a** de re-
furreftione Chrifti comment aha manu, ctaraftee
minore et elegantiore, atramento palhdiore, fed eodein
ut videtur tempore fcripta.
Subfcriptio in fine eft, EvtMuAn " *■*/>" IU *y ]tX> "
I* yum N»x«(po P 8 avxymrs xxi vfdo-rW, «•
nm *h **» ; • • • N '" oXaa lttm
o-x ttAoxs xai ci ayayiyywa-xoulic * * * * J
&C.
Codex venerabilis, Covelli manu notatus,
3 a
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae;
Num. 565 1 — 5660.
5651-
Xklem Diagnoftica, de locis affedtis, 6 libris. Gr. cum
Seholijs. Gr. xvi.
Codes chartaceus pulcher.
5652.
Galeni. de ufti partium libri i6, Gr. xvi.
Codex chart, fimili chara&ere fcriptus. In fine
fepigramma. Gr. de-libro*
Pfalterium, cum Odis. GraecS. xrfr.
Pfalmi 27 priores, et alii nonnulli, Latin6 vertuntur.
Codex membranaceus, verfioni recipiendae deftinatus.
5654-
Codex chartaceus, irt quo habenttirj
t. Excerpta ex variis libris Grsecis. Seljuuntur folia
hiUhia vacua. 5tv.
2. Theodori fteritii Chi!, Epiftolaei5. Quarum i a
ad Caj-dii*alem Sirletum, fubEugertio xm: Grace;
3. Michaelis Sophiani Epiftola ad Petrum Vi&orium.
15^8. Cum aliis ejufdem.
4. Leonardi Galli Epivtola, et alia ad ilium, a J.
Matth. Cariophilb. Item Georgi Ducis (Hy^fi/a) et Bar-
tholotnaei Vecchii.
5. Themata Scholaftica, Epiftolas, &c. Fldrentiae
fcriptae. Graced.
5 6 55-
Rabbi Saloinonis Jarchi, Comm. in Pentateuchum. Hebr.
Jarchi Fl» circa A. D. 1105. Codex membranaceus.
XV.
5656.
LIbfer membranaceus continens e*cerpta Gi-ammatica ex
Herodiano, &c. xv.
1. Initia Grammatics, de Uteris, &c. defmens cum
traft&tu de Spiritibus, irtpi wnvpalw;
2. De Orth* >gt-aphia.
3. Epitome regularum nominiim ex Hetodiario.
4. Regular de nominibus.
5. Quod conjun&io conne&itur cum omnibus ora-
iionis partibus.
6. Tryphonis mpi rm kv xt£u tt*8wv. Irtfcrijitio in
primo folio Anni notam habet, ^uos, 1445.
5 6 57-
Johannis Monachi, Matthaei Regis Canonarium. Gr.
Liber chartaceus, mutilus. x 1 v.
S658.
1. OdyfTea Homeri, fcripta fupet- mefflbratia, finever-
fuum divifione. Ad finem haze inferiptio. Mmypxtp* * to?
iptipov 'Ojufftia avaXtipao'i pit too iyrijuurdtrg cluSpif xvpx
pmp9o\o{xx!ov tou Kpv<nriavc\)y p£**p* ^ jWwou Itptus pmov
rou xpnros* v Ern airo tJJ? ^"0 yuvfoius ;t»Ai©rtt, TiTpxxorioru
IfiSofAixorZ t»«T«" /utji^oc dvyovroV) Stxiriti iv ptip.1i. i. e.
anno 1479*
In hac inferiptione, et in fcodice ipfo, vocalia 1 et u
pun&o duplicifuprafcripto fignantur, I et 5. Iota nbn fub-
fcribitur.
2. Fragmentum profaicum, unicum occUpans foiium,
et lie incipiens. IlcJf oZv o irpultrlXtwe ictpi ipipov ffoptt 9
&c. Codex folia habet 260.
MufaS Erotopaegnion, de Herone tx Leandro. Gr. Co-
dex chartaceus. xiv.
5660.
Codex membranaceus, in. quo habentur haec quae fe-
quuntur. xv.
1. Bafilii Magni Oratio, de capienda ex Graca lingua
Militate, ad Adolefcentes. i>
Cat. Haul. Vol, III.
Num. 566c — -5664..
2. Ifocratis Oratio ad Nicoclea, *r*p» (2x<ri\uat. 13.
3. — ad Demonicum, Paranefis. 21.
4. Nicocles, ri fl-u/Ajua^txof, VulgO o*u^£ouAiuTiy.of.
5« Infcribitur, tou auTOj i^iot iroXvirpxy^ocv^j Ejuf-
dem de curiofitate. Sed eft Plutarchi opus, fie inferip-
tum. 49.
6. PlutaTchi tra&atus, quoifcodo quis debeat adulato-
rem ab amico difcernere. 46. b.
Codex folia habet 71.
5661.
Photii, PatrfcrchaeConft. de piroceflione Spiritus S. Liber:
pfer Joh.Jonam ex Bibliothcca S.Germani tranferiptus,
1722. Gr. Lijier chartaceus.
5662;
Codex chartaceus. " Coll. Agen. Societ. Jcf. Catalogb
lnfcri P"
1. Jbhannis Tzetzae Ante-homerica, hie inferipta,,
fAixpn Ixids. C\im Scholiis nonnullis.
2. Ejufdem Homerica ; fine diftinftione priori fub-
jundta, ac^fol. 14. b.
3. Ejufdem Poft-homerica, vel mpl rZv TrxpxXiiirofj.epw
tw ipypy. 3 0 ' ^'
. 4. Dionyfii Periegefis. 57. Subjungitur, nullo fenfuj
hie verfus.
Paginas fuas habet hoc poema, ufque ad 40.
5. Incerti audtoris traftatus, riipl wApm vtx\ ru» xoizrZy
&c.
97. Cum ventorum Diagrammate ad 99. b.
Codex folia habet 100. ScriptusA D. 1493. Sub-
fcribitur enim, u iir xv£y> h [Atranw m <r»jcfXia; ixypx$i¥
In Tzetzam Var. Left. ex hoc codice receptae funt
a Jacobs, in Edit. Lipf. 1793.
5 66 3-
Liber chartaceus; in quo habentur fragmenta varia
Graeca. xv,
1. LiBanii Sophiftae Epiftolac fex. i.
2. Fragmentum ex aii&ore incerto. it.
31 Philoftrati Vitarum Sophiftarutn pars magna. De-
funt nomina multa in Editionibus Philoftrati exftantia,
fed adfunt etiam alia in illis non fervata, ut Libanii,
&c. neque fervatur ordr; fol. 21. Tabula nominum in«i
feritur ad finem ^ in folio 72.
4. Plutarchi Vitae Caefaris fragmentum. 73.
5. Zenobii Adagiorum Graecorum pars magna, inci.
piens Cent. 2. Ad. 6. axAure* w-iOof, a verbis 7rau<racr8a*
irxptxxXow, ufque ad finem* 83.
6. Fragmentum Hefiodi, ex operibus et diebus a
verfu8o. ad 165. 120.
7. Folium unicum fententiarum ex Poetis Graecis ex^
cerptarum. 122,
Fragmenta a fcribis Variis defcripta.
5 66 4-
Codex chartaceus ; quondam Coll. Agen. Societ. Jefu
Catal. Infcriptus. xv.
1. Catonis Difticha Graece, a maximo Planude mo-
nacho*, ufque ad Diftichi 37 lib. primi verfum priorenv
El et irpU opyw dpirXoixiri fputov Iptfovtn
2. Verfus nonnulli Solonis, &c. 9.
. 3. Catonis Difticha a Planude, iterum* fed integral
11.
4. HomiriBatrachomyomachia,cumScholiis etgloffis
interlinearibus. 26.
5. Galeomyomachia, drama; 42-
6. Phocyllidis Carmina moralia. Vide 5624. 8. 59*
7. Pythagorae Carmina Aurea. 69.
8. Ariftophanis Plutus^ Comcedia. 74. Defunt verfus
priores 234.
9. Nubes. 135.
4D iq. Ariftophanis
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Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5664 — 5670.
to. Ariftophanis Ranae. # .
Paffim adfunt argumenta, Scholia in margmibus, et
Gloflae inter lincas, plerumque rubrica fcriptje. Codex
folia habet 244.
5665.
[5665—5683. Folio.']
1. Sophronii,Patriarchae Alexandrini, quaedam, ax^aXa.
Gr. XIH *
a. Concilium Nicenum 2. in Carta lacera.
Codex chartaceus, mifere laceratus.
5666.
1. Gregorii Nazianzeni, Theologi, oratio in Bafilium
magnum, imperfeaa, fed foliis non plus quam duobus
carens ; definit ad verba, " vx\w 0 b-oAo/xwv cr»ft*» inwA*
> »>
2. Quaeftiones theologicae, au&ore incerto, juxtafinem
capitis tertii incipientes. Qucftio quae caput quartum
orditur haec eft.
Ey iravfi pn'fiaJ* ®*ou ir»nu£*v xai 7ru9i<r0ai h irXtifofopia,
aAijOfW tou tlpnpuz, &C.
Codex chartaceus* xv.
5667.
Scholia Olympiodori in Platonis Phaedona. Liber char-
taceus. xv.
Latere in Bibliothecis haec Scholia ait Harles ad
Fabricium. T» 3. p. 75.
5668.
Ejufdem Olympiodori Scholia in Gorgiam. Cum hoc
* titulo; 2j£oAia oru* 6w tU to* tou ttXatmos yopyiav, avo
0wvrC 'OXu/unrioJwpou tou [Atyx\ov £iAo<ropou. Codex rfiar-
taceus, priore forfan paulo antiquior.
De his Scholiis vid. etiam Harl. ib. p. 87.
5669.
Liturgiae S.Chryfoftomi, Bafilii, &c.
Cum officiis et precibus variis. Codex infigtiis,
membranaceus.
5670.
Demofthenis Orationes. Gr.
In hoc codice continentur,
i. Demofth. Oratio Olynth. i m \
XIV.
XV.
2. — Olynth. 11
3. Argumentum Librarii Olyntfciacae 1 1 1
Olynth in.
4. Argumentum Philippicae 1
I.
6. b.
ib.
diverfum ab edito.
10.
ib.
*5-
17-
20.
26.
Philippica i* 14 .
5. De pace.
6. Philippica 11*
7. Philippica it i u \
8. Philippica iv*.
9. Argumentum Libanij Orationis ad Philippi Epif-
tolam. 32. b.
Demofth. Oratio ad Philippi Epiftolam. ib.
10. Libanij Argumentum Orat. de Halonefo. 3+. b.
■ Oratio de Halonefo. 35.
11. \libanij argumentum de rebus Cherfonefitanis.
38. b.
Oratio de rebus Cherfonefitanis. 39.
12. Libanij argumentum Orationis contra Andro*
tionem. 44. b.
Oratio contra Androtionem. 45.
13. Libanij et Ulpiani Argumenta Orationis contra
Midiam. 52. b.
Oratio contra Midiam. 53.
14. Libanij argumentum orationis contra Ariftocr.
73- b.
Oratio contra Ariftocratem. ib.
15. Libanij argumentum c rat. de Corona. 95.
Oratio de Corona.
Num. 5670— -5675.
1 5. Libanij et Ulpiani Argumenta xtf\ Trapaxar^o-Saa?.
Oratio 7r£pi Trotpxirptcriitotg* I23»b.
17. Libanij et Ulpiani argumenta Orationis contra
Timocratem. 160.
Oratio contra Timocratem,
Liber chartaceus, elegans; folia habens 180. Tayloro
notus.
S6?I '
Liber chartaceus, elegans, eldem fere manu qu& fcriptus
eft 5667. Continet Procli, in Parmenidem Platonis,
libros 7. xv.
In inido fcriptum eft ; manu non admodum recenti,
" Procli Diadochi in Parmenidem Platonis lib. Septenu
Fortaffe funt inediti. Johannes Jacobus Frifius tellatur
vidiffe tres lib. Procli Lycii Platonici in Parmenidem,
item Sermones fex in eundem apud Diegum Hartadum
Venetiis." Titulus Graecus eft npexAa 7rAovra>wx2 q> iXo^cf *
Vide Fabr. loc. cit. p. 79.
5 6 7 2 -
Homeri liados Liber primus, cum fragments fecundi,
tertii et quarti. Scilicet, B. 1—9. 49° _ 534 catalogi
navium initium. xiv.
r. 123—302.
A. 67 — 246.
Codex membranaceus.
5673.
Homeri Odyffea, GraecS* Cum notulis recentiorlbtis
Latinis. Subjiciuntur verfus Iambici incipientes <puy«>
OoWw, qui exftant in 5674 : et etiam alii j
Codex chartaceus. xv «
5 6 74-
Homeri Odyffea, cUm Scholiis. Codex infignis* a eel
Viro Ric. Porfon, pro Homero Grenvilliano collatus.
Defcriptionem codicis, quia melior proponi non poteft,
verbis Porfonianis damus. . X r U i-
" Codex eft membranaceus, forma quam, in folio
vocant, minori; quod ad altitudinem fcilicet et latitudmem
attinet, Aldino Herodoto fimilis. MembTana craffa eft
et firma, fed aliquando pinguis; unde fit, ut Scholia
quaedam leftu difficiliora fint, quaedam minus eleganter
fcripta. Plerumque vero, et textus et Scholia made funt
exarata. Totus, ut opinor, uno tenore textus ablolutus
eft ; deinde fcholia addita, eadenme an diverfa manu
non cert6 dixerim. Neque id multum refert, cum latis
conftet unius juffu et confiiio totum MS. concmnatum
effe. Pauca qusedam bonae notac margmi infunt, extern
recentiora quidem, ut colligo ex liquons colore, qui eit
ruber flavefcens, fed exiguo intervallo recentiora. •
Hunc codicem decimo tertio feculo adfenbit Casleius
(in Catalogo priore) nec quicquam habeo quod contra-
dicam. lllSd Jiotandum, fcriptum effe, cum jam dubitan
cceptumeffet utrum iota ad latus an infra pom deberet.
Noftri enim textus media quadam via mcedit. ttic
etiam codex, ut id obiter moneam, collatus eft a Thorn*
Bentleio fed negligenter admodum. Nullas enim certe
rariffimas ejus lediones, praeter eas quas m textu in-
veniebat, enotavit." . a
Codex folia habet 150. Ad finem fcriptum eft,
« Antonii Seripandi et amicorum. ,, Collationes Porfonl
paginas occupant 84, in 4to, charaftere minuto.
5675-
1. Conftitutionum Ecclefiafticarum Colleftio, ex Di-
geftis & Novellis. Gr. fol. 1. *vi.
2. Heraclii Novella:. 28 5-
3. Leges Nauticas, & Rhodiae. 3'9»
4. Canonarium Libri 2. 353-
Liber chartaceus, non inelegans.
8 1 nomas
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Num. 5676 — 5684.
5676.
Thomae Stanleii in Callimachum Notae. Liber charta-
ceus, paginas habens 121.
1. Collegit Stanleius primd variade auftore ipfo, et de
operibus deperditis, fecundum alphabeti ordinem, more
Bentleiano, fed minus plen£. Sunt tamen quae a CalU-
machi Editore excerpi deberent.
2. Fragmenta Operum incertorum. 19.
3. Notae in Hymnum primum. 41.
4. — ■ — in Hymnum 2. 57.
5. in Hymnum 3. 68.
1. in Hymnum 4. 8o.
7. in Hymnum 5. 95.
9. ■ in Hymnum 6. 103. t
9. in Epigrammata. 1 1 1 .
Procedit tantum ad Epigr. 35.
5 6 77-
Heradii, Metropolitae, Colle&io Expofitionum variorum
patrum in Pfalterium. Gr. deeft folium in fine. Liber
chartaceus* emptus Smyrnae a Bernardo Mould 1724.
xv fc
• 5678.
t, Interpretitio alphabetica vocum in hoc Ubro„ &c.
Graece. xv.
2. Dionyfii Areopagifcfc Opera, cum paraphrafe Geo.
Pachymeri. Gr.
3. Apocalypfis S. Johannis. Gr.
Liber cnartaceus, olim Collegii A gen. Societ. Jefu.
5 6 79-
Ped. Diofcoridis, de materia medica, Libri 7. Gr. cum
Scholik nonnullis, et tabula alphabetica. Liber char-
taceus. xv.
5680.
Liber chartaceus, Hebraic^ fcriptus, chara&ere non in-
eleganti.— s-Contenta intra notantur halice et Latinfc,
fcilicet,
" Aforifmi di Galeno Libro 3. Scritta da Barchaia
figlto di Salomone Maimonide."
u Liber tertius Avicennae de Medicina, de Libris
Canonis, de infirmitatibus peculiaribus contingentibus
cuilibet membro hominis, et eft viginti fex modorum
feu articulorum."
Et poftdi, fere quarts parte a fine, " Liber quintus
ex Canone Avicennae, qui dicitur Ancrabadin, feu de
compofitione Pharmacorum." xv.
Occurrunt Scholia in margine.
5681.
Herrttogenis Ars Rhetorica. Gr. xvi.
Liber chartaceus, folia habens 120.
5682.
Liber Litui-gkus, Judaeorum Gcrmanorum, Hebraic^.
Codex bonus, membranaceus. xv.
i . Pars Librorum Exodi et Levitici : Hebraice. Ex-
odus incipit a capite xviii. verfu 22 0 . et definit in cap. xl.
verf. 8. Leviticus autem defcribitur a capite 8°. verfu 28 0 .
Numeri deficiunt a cap. vi. 61. ad xv. 10. fequitur Deu-
teronomium.
a. Excerpta ex Prophetis, &c. Heb.
Adje&a funt pun&a, forfan pofteriore manu.
Codex membranaceus, mutilus, et partim igne
corruptus.
5684.
[5684—5697. Quarto.']
Evangeliftarium infigniffimum, Grielbachio (in Symb.
Cnt. torn. i. p. Ixiv.) " Codex G. olim Jndrea Eraf-
mi Seidelii, deinde Jo. Cbrijiophori Wolfii." Defcrip-
tionem ulteriorem 6 Griefbachio plerumque adpo-
nimus. ' xi.
Num. 5684—5686.
<c Codex membranaceus, formae quadrata? majoris,
Uteris uncialibus, fed oblongis illis, feculo x. et xi. ufi-
tatis, fcriptus. Hypographae vero in fine Evangeliorum
minufculis Uteris exaratae funt* Spiritus et accentus
habet a prim& manu. Spirituum figura appropinquat ad
prifcam formam, et fimilis fere eft ei, quam exhibet
Montefalconius Palaeogr. p. 234. Specim. 2. In hypo-
graphis vero minufculis Uteris exaratis, fpiritus confpi-
ciuntur formae folitae, hoc eft, rotundae."
Continet, exceptis lacunis, quatuor evangelia: a
Matthaei, cap. vi. 6. " Lacunas diUgenter notdvit poft
Wolfium Wetftenius. Quae perierant, inde a Matth.
xxviii. 17. ufque ad Marc. i. 13. fupplevit manus recent
tior, Uteris minufcuUs." — " Lacunam Luc. xu. 27 — 41.
explevit manus recentiofc- [fed non recens] in charta."
Subfcriptio Ev. Johannis, et totius codicis falfo datur a
Griefbachio, fxflx yjovvs ttjc t* p^p*r» a»aAw\/iuc, cum
fcribi deberet, p/J* x? ov ** * * e * 2 °* — ^ ur dixerit
Griefb. Codicem faeculo xu. vix e(Te antiquiorem, cum
ipfe Uteras duobus faecuUs prioribus adfcripfiflet, non
liquet.
" In margine apparent numeri feftionum Ammo*
nianarum, et Canonum Eufebianorum, ibidemque no-
tantur anagnofmatum initia et fines, et dies quibus
quodque praelegi debebat."
Plura videas apud ipfum Grielbachium, in locc>
citato, qui defcriptionem Codicis pleniorem hac ejus
aeftimatione concludit.
" Caeterum etfi codex hie commaclilatus nondum
eft omnibus ilUs interpolationibus, quae in junioribus
codicibus et vulgaribus editionibus leguntur, fed genuinae
le&ionis fimplicitatem multis in lotis fervavit : pertinet
tamen ad familiam codicum qui recenfionem facri textus
exhibent fatis recentem, et a recepta parum aut nihil
differentem, fcilicet Conftant nopolitanam."
Codex foUa habet 251, nunc primum numeris fig-
ftata, inter quae 107 femiioUum eft, et lacunam facit a
Marc. xiv. v. 1 8. ufque ad v. 25, Poft 1 1 6 deeft folium,
quod tabulam fe&ionum complebat, et Lucae capitis 1 .
verfus 1 2 primos continebat. Omiffio Scribae manu fua
fupplefa eft in fol. 173. Hiatus in Luca fuppletus eft
fol. 154, alius in Johartne occurrit fol. 243. a xviii. 5.
ufque ad v. 1 9. in membranft.
Haec funt quae notatu digniora videntur in hoc ex-
imio codice j addatur tamen, mcipere Marci Evanpelium
ad fol. 65. Lucae, ad fol. 1 17. Johannis, ad fol. 191,
ubi etiam deeft folium quod ultimos Lucae vrrfus habebat
a cap. xxiv. v. 41. et tabulam fe&ionum in Johannem.
Notandum eft, Codicem hunc Woidio vifum effe
numeris 5598 et 5787 antiquiorem, quamquam horum
prior notam gerat Anni 995. Saeculo igitur decimo for-
fan re&e effet adferibendus.
1. Nemefii, Epifcopi Emiffeni, de natura homitiis^
Liber. Gr. * xu.
2. Procli Diadochi Lycii, elementorum Naturalium,
Libri. 2. Codex membranaceus.
5686.
Codex membranaceus, elegantiflimus, chara£ker6 nitido
Hebraico fcriptus, et quod in Hcbraicis MSS. rarius
apparet, pi&uris illuminatus. xv.
1. Hymnus Hebraicus. !•
2. Ordo Se&ionum Pentateuchi pro Fcftis Hebraicis
per totum annum. 2.
3. Indiculus vocum initialium Pfalmorum. 7.
4. Preces Variae Hebraice. 9.
5. Tabula indicatoria totius Codicis, fignata numeris
Hebraicis.
6. Liturgia Hebraica cum commcntario; fronte
floribus ornato, f. 1 5. Ad pag. 353, incipiunt Pfalmi
in margine.
7. Libri Ruthae, Canticorum, Ecclefiafta:, Threno-
rum, cum Pfalmis 137 et 79, et Efther&. 603.
8. Mai-
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Catalogus Librorum MSS
Num. 5686—5691,
8. Maimonides de Anima, Hebraic^, per Rabbi
Samuel, filium Jehudae AbenTibbon. 703.
9. Pars Talmud, (m^K DDDD> patrum tra&atus)
cum Comment. Maimonidis. 717.
10. Preces Hebraicae. 754-
11. Preces alias, pro diebus expiationis, cumhymnis.
p. 773. Subfcriptio, ad p. 84^, Scriptorem, &c* defignat ;
qui fait, ut in priore Catal. obfervatum eft, Ifaac fil.
Obad. fil. David Napoli, Bolonae A.M. 5187. i. e*
A. D. 1427. — Sed cum hie incipiat plan£ fecundus Co-
dex, priori adjun&us, de praecedentibus nihil in-
dicat.
12. Liber Pfalmorum. 842.
13. Hymni Hebraici. 887.
Codex, ut nunc compa&us eft, paginas habet 901 :
fed conftat manifeilo duobus libris, quorum prior folia
habet 383, numeris Hebraicis olim notata: fecundus,
diverfo chara&ere fcriptus, incipit ad pag. 773. Inde
<«venit quod Pfalmi, in margine Liturgiae fcripti, ad
pag. 253 et feq, in parte pofteiiore, repetantur* Pifturae
notabifiores occurrunt ad paginas 54, 55, 119, 120, 121*
122.
. . 56S? '
S. Auguftini, de Trinitate, Libri 15 : Grace per Maxi-
mum Planudem. Scripti A. D. atf. i. e. 1609. Li-
ber chartaceus. xvn.
5688.
Codex membranaceus, notatus in fronte, <c Z. mifcel-
lanea."
1. Fragmentum tra&atus theologici, Graec&;
2. De Melchifedec, eodem Au&ore.
•fux^0-£^x« Imperf. 6. b.
3. Abrupte hie incipere videtur CateGhifmi fpecies.
16.
4. Diadochi, Photfces Epifcopi, Sermo afceticus.
Gr. 29. xli«
5. Johannis, Carpathiorum Epifcopi, Opus confola-
torium ad Indian Monachos. 59. b.
6. Ejufdem Johannis Carpathii capita pt(3. i. e. 11 2.
69.
7. Maximi Prologus de Amore, ad Elpidium prefby-
terum. Ita titulus Graecus ad calcem folii 81. Opus im-
perfectum, at in capitula 391 divifum. 82.
In hoc volumine plurima funt manca et diftrada,
ita ut omnia rede defcribi vix certo affirmaverim.
Folia funt 116.
5689.
t. Chryfoftomi, Patr. Conft. Homiliae 18. in i Epif-
tolam ad Timotheum. Gr. X1 f u
_. 2, — ' Homilias io. in 2 Ep. ad
lltn - i 95 .
3* — Horn. 3. in Philemonem.
320.
4 * contra Judaeos, Sermones 5.
' 5. S. Bafilii de vera virginitate, ad Letoium Meii-
tenlem, Liber uliMro?.
y . Codex merabranaceus, cujus paging ufque ad 417
Uteris Grascis numerantur. 1
5690.
Simplicii Commentarius in 4 librum Ihyficorum Arifto-
tellS. (jr. artXtrog. ' * xy
Liber chartaceus.
5691.
1. Manuelis Bryennii, Harmonicorum Libri 3. Gr.
^kSSkS 1 ^ de Mufica ' Libri3 -
Num. 5691-^5694;
rV 4 V- The o C1 ? ti ,. BuC0liC0rum » Eid y ilia 5 priora; cum
Icnolns. Scholia recentiore manu, fuper folia inter tex-
turn inferta, fcribttntur. Codex chartaceus : olim Col*
legit Agen.
5 6 9*.
Codex chartaceus, elegans ; folia habens 353.
1. Plutarchi Chaeronenfis Vitae 18. Scil. Alexandri,
Csfaris, Sertorii,Eumeni8, Lyfandri, Sylhe, Alcibiadis,
Lonolam, Pelopidae, Marcelli, Gracchorum, Philopce*
menis, Flaminii, Catonis, Ciceronis, Demofthenis, Galbae,
Othonis. XIV>
2. de virtute morali, Libellus. 252!
Sympofia i'hiiofophorum. 260.
4-
5-
mata.
6.
7
Prjecepta politica.
272.
* * — / *t 0
■ Regum & Imperatorum apophiheg-
Laconica Apophthegaiata. 314.
.Colleftio hiftoriarum Romanorum, &
Greectfrum parallelorum. 324.
8. Opufcula moralia quatuof. Scilicet u xxXu; Ufn ra$
to Aafl£ (Wa?, 339. u uuTcc ? xng *' Kaxia, 340. b. mi
(p.Xorofyix;, 24 1, b. in ouh fa ihw ifi Kx f Ernxovpovi
344. b.
. Liber quondam Nicolai Caidinalis S. Petri ad vin-
(fula, Epifcopi Brixienfis.
Liber chartaceus, fignatus in fine, ut etiam 5674, « M-
tonii Seripandi et arhicorum/' Folium membrana-
ceum 4ubd prasfigitur, fuperfcriptum eft, " Homeri
Ihas. Res Gafparis Volaterrani, Apoftolicse fedis
Protonotarii et infra, " Tabula exaftiffima omnium
in hoc volumine contentorum." Defunt tamen non-
nulla in hac tabula notata, fciL "Alphabetum xxiv
literarum, fecundum prifcos Graecorum, fcriptum ma-
nu Cyriaci AnconitaIli. ,, Alphabetum enim in hoc
folio membranaceo, quod Cafleio fraudi fuit; plane
recens eft, neqvie ad librum pertinet, qui omnino
chartaceus eft. Defunt etiam alia infra notata. xv.
1. Ariftarchi Gramniatici 7 Note, verfibus Homeri
appofitae. 4 ^
2. De nominibus Principum, ordinumqj exe^citus, ac
aliis bellicofis appellationibus. " 7.
3. Quaedam Grammaticalia fuper 7 primis libris
Iliados, imperfefta. 16.
4. Homeri Battochomyomachia* 29.
5. De Diale&is Grsecorum, & varii^ metris. 55.
6. Homeri Ilias, continens verfus 15634: cum gloffis
Porphyrii. " " 39 .
7. Epitaphium Heftoris. 319. b.
Codex certe faeculo 15 antiquior; folia habens 319.
5 6 94-
Codex membranaceus, mutilus quidem, fed, quod reflat,
non levis pretii. Continet enim magnam partem ex
operibus Luciani, manu antiqua et aequabili fcriptam ;
atramento nonnihil evanido, fed quod confpici fatis
facile poteft.
Liber olim Antonii Seripandi, Cardinalis, ut et 5674
ct 5 6 93 : poftea Jo. Bridgefii. Ex collatione autem viri
CI. R. Porfon apparet efle hunc ipfiflimum codicem
quern olim Jenfio dedit Joh. de Witt ; cujus defcriptio
legi poteft apud Reitzium in Pjaefatione ad Lucianum
p. xv. Ed. Hemfterhus. Saeculo decimo certiflim6
afcribi poteft ; nifi forte, quod facile crederem, ad nonum
affurgeret. Scripturae forma cum Platone Clarkiano, et
Euclide d'Orvilliano, noni Saeculi Codicibus, mir6 con-
gruit. ^ x .
j. Luciani pro lapfu in falutando, a verbis to itol^q^v
rig 7r{o<rayo(>ivrtw 9 in capite odavo, ad finem.
2. Apologia de iisqui mercede conduQifunt. Folia
haec carie exefa. 2.
3. Harmonidae initium ; fcilicet folium unicum, ufque
ad verba roTc ipuvh Kfivou fw&ptyw- in capite fecundo.
6.
4. Dia-
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Num.5694 — 5702.
4. Dialogus cum Hefiodo fere totus. Scilicet a verbis
i^vrj^op^a^, Stuu rl ywunvy in capite pnmo. 7*
5. Scythius, vel Proxenus. 8. b.
6. Quomodo Hiftoria fit confcribenda. 1 1. b.
7. De Dipfadibus. 25. b.
8. De Mercede condu&is. Pauca hie jtlxta finem
miitila. 27.
9. Anacharfis, vel de Gymnafiis. 39. b.
10. De Dea Syria. 50. b.
1 1. De Saltatione. 60. b.
12. Lexiphanes. 75.
13. Eunuchus. 78.
14. De Aftrologiar: 80.
1 5. Amores. 83. b.
1 6. ft*o imaginibus. 98.
17. Pfeudologiftes, vel de Apophrade. 104.
18. Hcrmotimus, vel de Haerefibus. 110. b.
19. Ad dicentem, Prometheus es in verb's. 133.
Primus dialogus cujus initium in hoc Cod. exftat,
(Apol. fcil.J numeratur £ (60), ultimus, c'£ (77) ; deper-
diti funt igitur ex hoc codice dialogi 58, ad minimum.
Codex folia habet 134,
Scholia multis in locis inferta funt, manu minutiore,
fed pereleganti, in marginibus : fcriptione fcholiis Pla-
tonis Clarkiani fimillima.
5 6 95-
Alcoranus, Arabic : ayJ$a\o<; xa\ a?/Afror* xiv.
Codex chartaceus, verbis initialibus deauratis.
5696.
Proclus Diadochus, in Platonis Alcibiadem primum. Gr.
Liber chartaceus. xv.
5 6 97«
j. Compilationes Logicae, Grscce fcriptse, ex Arifto-
tele et aliis, cum commentariis, fcholiis, et figuris. xv.
2. Rhetorica ex variis audtoribus colle&a. Scilicet,
ut argumentum indicat, ex au&oribus Chriftianis, Jo-
hanne Siculo, Johanne Didafcalo, Gregoriis duobus,
Georgio Discrete; Grsecis, vero, Simplicio, Longino,
Syriano, Jamblico.
3. IT^oxAcu ^a^cJ^0¥ Xvxiov 9 Etoi^ciWk $v<rixri, Prodi
Elementa Phyfica. Folia 4 in fine.
Codex chartaceus.
5698 & 9.
[5698 — 5772. Folio.']
Maimonidis Opera de Lege. Hebr. 1 4 Libris. Scripta
manu Salomonis Ben Alzuk, A°mundi 5232, fecun-
dum computationem Hebraeorum, i. e. A. D. 1472.
Codices membranacei, elegantiffime pifti et deaurati.
Empti a Bern. Mould. Smyrna^, 1724.
5700.
Rabbi Mofis Ben Jacob de Cofi, Liber praeceptorum,
Scphcr a mifvot\ in quo praeceptaMoyfis dividuntur in
negativa et affirmativa, et exponuntur ad tradiriones
Talmud icas.
Scriptus erat Codex manu Jofephi filii Abrahami
Parer, A°5i64. Chriftii404. Vide 5718.
Codex membranaceus.
5701.
Liturgia, &c. Judaeorum Germanise. Hebr. dxZ$x\c<.
. continet pieces in fcftum anni novi, expiationis, et
tabernaculorum. Codex membranaceus. xm.
5702.
Rabbi Mofis Maimonidis, Jad Chazachae pars. Codex
fcriptus manu Germanica, et continet tres ex quatuor-
decim Jad ( h ;z. tradatibus.
1. Sepbcr KiJ/im, i. e. liber Focmmarum, de matrimo-
nio, et de legibus ad Fceminasperunentibus.
Cat. H*rl. Vol. 11L
Num. 5702 — 5712.
^ 2. Sepher Kedtifa, vel liber San&itatis, de cibis pro-
hibitis, et aliis lei^ibus ritualibus.
3. Stpbcr Apblaba, liber Separations, de votis et ri-
tibus ad vota pertinentibus. Sequunrur animadver-
fiones, alio au&ore, in tra&atus praecedentes, fed imper-
feftac. Codex membranaceus.
5703-
R. Mofes Nachmanides, in Pentateuchum, five Pirujh
Aramban bal Atora. Hebr. Codex membranaceus,
pulcher. xm.
57°4-
Expofitioallegorica, five Midrafh, in 1 ^Prophetas; defi-
derantur autem capita omnia Hofeae praeter ultimum.
Hebr. fcripfit Jochanan Filius Jacob Sarcofis, ex famila
Gerfonitarum anno 5274. — Chrifti 1^14. Codex
chartaceus, et veteri manu inlcriptus, Liber rariflimus.
Subfcriptioni ad finem fubjungitur Interpretatio La-
tina.
5705-
Commentarii in Librum Miflmah, dxl^aXet. Heb. Codex
membranaceus. xv.
. 57 ° 6 '
Exodi pars i Cap.vj. 23. Leviticus, Numeri, Deu-
teronomion, Efthera, Cantica, Ruth, Lamentationes,
Eeclefiaftes, et Le&iones Haphtaroth. xiv.
Codex Hebraicus cum punctis, chara&cre grandiuf-
culo, membranaceus.
5707.
Liber g«. Canonis Avicennas : Hebraice cx Arabico per
Nathan Bagad. Sectiones habet xxii, capita vcro
830. Codex membranaceus. xv.
5708.
CommentariiinPentateuchum, xx^aXoi xal oflixtroi. Hebr.
(autor eft Rabbi Sadomoh Ilhaky Trevirenfis), Codex
membranaceus, mutilus. xiv.
5709-
Codex faxuli decimi quarti, continens Pentateuchum
Hebraicum, cum paraphrafi Chaldaica. Subne&untur
Leftiones Haphtaroth, et Libri Canticorum, Ruthac,
Threnorum, Ecclefiaftx, et Efthera ; cum Commen-
tarijs integris R. S. Jarchi (v. 5708). Textui et Para-
phrafi adje&a funt pun&a. In finecodicis habetur
Interpretutionis Chaldaicse in Cantica Canticorum pars
circiter dimidia ; manu, ut videtur, recentiore. Codex
membranaceus, paginas habens 646.
5710 & If.
Biblia Hebraica integra, in folio, cum Notis Maforeticis
parvis > et punflis. Frons cujufque libri aureis Uteris,
et piduris pulchre exornatur. Codex membrana-
ceus, elegans. Forma candelabri in priore tomo de-
pingitur ad pag. 279. Hie paginas habet 526, fe-
cundus 1140.
571 2 \
Codex chartaceus, in cujus folio exteriore fcriptum eft.
" A. D. 1 666. Ex dono do&iflimi viri, et plurimuin
mihi colendi, Doc ris Rabbi Abendana, nunc temporis
in Cantabiigia pereg^nanlis. ,,
Continet praeftantiflimas Fpiftolarum formas, ad
omnium ordinem homines, prcefcrtim ad Magnates, Ve-
zirios, Miniftros, et prascipuae dignitatis Viros ; quin et
nonnulla mandatorum Imperialium Specimina, fyngra-
pharum etiam et contradtuum civikum formulas, fecun-
dum ufum Curiie (^thomanicse. Charaftere Divani,
manu elegantifiima, qux ad imitationem Turcica Calli-
graphia: ailiplfcendas cai:fi proponitur.
Coinpaitus in eodem volumine cum numero fe-
qucnte.
4 E Codex
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS-
4
Num. 5713-^5756.
Codex Hebraicus in folio, fed imperfe&us* Continet
preces quafdam vel benedi&iones Judaicas, cum libro
Tobise Hebraice, juxta Munfteri editionem in Biblijs
polyglottis Londini editas: Item templi Judaici ab
'Antiocho Epiphane contaminationem, et^ inftaura-
tionem, vel Maccabaeorum hiftoriam Megilloth An-
tiochi di&am; diverfa ratione ab ea, quae in libris
apocryphis grasce exhibetur, tradita. Anno 5474*
Chrifti 1714, in ufum Sacrse congregations Londini
fcriptum. Codex membranaceus, elcgans, compa&us
cum prsecedente.
57 1 4-
Fars t3 Machazor Judasorum, feu OfficiumPrecum; qua*
carminibus rhythmicis & acrofticis, ordine alphabetico
ut plurimum, conftant et ftylo Chaldaico, a viris doftis
.compofitae pro feftis majoribus: qua in re differunt a
communi liturgia impretfa, et ad libitum in Synagogis
adhibentur. In hoc Volumine funt formulae, xiv.
1. Pro feftoPurim, i.e. Sortium.
2. Pro feflo Pafchatis.
3. Pro fefto Septimanarum, feu Pentecoftes.
4. In memoriam Legis datae in monte Sinai.
Codex membranaceus, eleganter fcriptus.
57*5-
Pfalterium oZx(<puXov, incipiens k veifu o&avo Pfalmi 28.
Proverbia Solomonis, Jobus, Daniel, Efdras, Nehe-
mias, Chronicorum liber uterque, Ruth, Cantica, Ec-
xlefiaftes, Efthera, & Lamentationes. Hebr.
Liber olim Covelli, ut videtur ab annotatione in folio
primo. Codex membranaceus. In folio exteriore ad
finem funt atteftationes Judaeorum, qui librum vendi-
derunt, Hebraic^, cum verfione Latinfi in charta, ad
latus.
5716 & 17.
Codices membranacei, elegantiflimS fcripti, et pi&is
frontibus ornati. Continent quatuor ordines, five
libros, Jacobi Fil. After, fcilicet compendium legis
Mofaicas, fccundum Rabbinos. In folio exteriore
prioris tomi fcriptum eft, Italic^ " Rabbi Jacob Bar
AfTer, Spagnolo Bagnal Aturim y Compendio di tutte
le leggi et inftuuti, Mofaici, e Rabbinici. Scritti
l'anno 5235 a C. M. et all' ere volgare l'anno 1370."
xiv.
Uterque tomus ad finem fubfcribitur hujufmodi at-
teftationibus. " Revifo par mi fra Luigi da Bologna
1598," &c.
5718.
Commentarius in Pentateuchum Mofis appellatus Sepber
Mifvoth Gadol, a Rabbi Mofe Filio Jacob dc Cofi
circa 1240 (v. 5700) torn. 1. tra&at de Prasceptis
affirmativis ufque ad nonagefimum fecundum; tomus
alter habet reliqua ejufdem generis praecepta, una
cum negativis, ufq; ad centefimum et trigefimum fep-
timum. Defunt reliqua ducenta et viginti duo.
Codex membranaceus, in duos tomos divifus.
57199
Maimonidis Jad Chazacha. Hebr. . . fol. vid. opus idem
n ris 56^8 & 5699. Hie Codex Scriptus anno Judaico
5249 — Chrifti 1489. ab Ifaia Ben Jacob MefTaran,
filio Efaiae de Gerona. Codex membranaceus.
5720.
Codex Hebraicus quadratus, magnus, tribufque colum-
nis defcriptus, cum pun&is et Mafora annexis. In eo
habentur Libri Jofuae a cap. 7. v. 22. Judicum, Sa-
muelis uterque, Regum uterque, Ifaiae, Jereraiae, et
Ezechielis ufque ad cap. 45. v. 19.
Codex membranaceus, faecuii xin vel xiv.
Num. 572! — 5726.
572i-
Codex Hebraicus quadratus, magnus, duabtjs colufanis,
et charadere paulo njinore quam praecedentis defcrip-
tus, cum pun&is voealibus annexis. Continet Libros
Regum priorem a capite9° verf. n° pofteriorem in-
tegrum, Efaiae, Jeretnjae, Ezekielis, Hofese, Joelis,
Amofi, Obadiae, Jonac, et Micheae, ad cap. vij. verf. 18.
Codex membranaceus^ ejufdem forte setatis.
5722. •
Codex praecedenti haud abfimills, continens Libros Jo-
fuae, Judicumj Samuelis, ac Regum utrumque, Efaiae,
Jeremiae, et prophetarum fequentium, ufq; ad Mala-
chiam. Codex membranaceus, in fine carie exefus.
57^3-
tS7 2 3 — $73i- Quarto.]
Pfalterium Graec£ & Molcovite. Grsecum atramento,
Mofcoviiicum rubric^ fcriptum, lioeis alternis, in
charta.
5724.
Codex in quo continentur, Graece.
1 . Euripidis Hecuba, Tragoedia, praemiffis HypotheA
et epigrammate in Euripidem. xiv.
2. Hefiodi Afpis. 33.
3. Demetrii MofchisPropheticaOratio, once; Stl tt^oc-
IppiVtiv reus tZv Xoyujv piki-rou*;. 44.
4. Socratis.ad Judices Apologia, a Xenophonte. 53.
5. Xenophontis Agefilaus. 59.
6. Xenophontis Hiero, 82. b. fequitur ad f. 101. b.
fragmentum argument! in Tyrannicidam Luci^ni, quod
perfe&S exftat ad p. 168.
7. Libanii Sophiftae Prolegomena de Demofthene.
IC2.
8. Demofthenis Olynthiaca, i. cum Arguments
105. b.
9. ■ Olynthiaca fec d '. 1 12. b.
1 o. Olynthiaca tertia. 1 1 3. b.
1 1. Philippica i ,na . 126. b.
1 2. — de Pace, CHm argumento Libanii.
136. b.
13. Philippica 2 da . cum argumento Li-
banii. j 42.
14. — » de Halonefo, cum argumento Li-
banii. 149.
15. — ■ ■ de Rebus Cherfonefi, cum argu-
mento Lib. 1 57. b.
1 6. Luciani quaedam. Scilicet, Declamatio quae Ty^
rannicida appellatur. 168.
iy m «7roxT}gu7TOjU£»ac ejufdem. 178.
18. Imagines, ejufcieiu. 193. b.
19. Patrice Encomium. 204. b.
20. ■ Demona&is Vita. 207. b.
Codex chartaceus bonus, folia habens 218.
Quondam Ccllegii Agen. Soc.Jefu.
5725-
Codex chartaceus, continens,
1. Ariftophanis Plutum, a verfu 266.
2. Nubes ejufdem, cum Gloffis interlinearibus et mar-
ginalibus; praemittitur Hypothefis hujus Comasdiae et
fubneftitur Hypothefis Ranarum.
3. Euripidis Hecubam, cum Gloffis interlinearibus et
marginalibus : praemiffa funt quaedam de genere Euri-
pidis. xiv.
4. r— Ele&ram.
Codex olim Collegii Agen. ut fupra.
5726.
Cafliani Baffi Geoponicaw Libri 20. Codex charta-
ceus. Circa finem fseculi decimi quarti, maximam
parterr. fcriptus. Liber primus ct uhimu?, cum fol:o
5 una
Digitized by
Googl
Biblbthecae Harleianse,
291
Num. 5726—5729.
unoet dimidio lib. 19, manu recenttore exarati funt.
Praemittitur Tabula fingulorum librorum et capitum :
Liber vero fecundus manu veteri, fx tuv yeugyUc
ixXoyw Ka(r<ri»v2 Bxtoss o-^oAanxS, inferibitur. Olim
Coll. Agen.
5727^
Codex chartaceus in quarto, continens Scholia Graeca in
Rhapfodias A ■ T. Homeri Iliados (ex nota Li-
brary cujufdam in fronte Codicis) typis inedita. Quod,
fi de integris enunciatur, verum videtur ; ex ijs vero
excerpta ad verbum occurrunt in Scholijs brevioribus
vulgo exhibitis. Dubitationum plerumque more pro-
ponuntur noftri codicis fcholia; et in libro r no-
tantur, aVojia*, xal tropica, xal <wp.ii<x, tZ r. In alijs
autem libris notatio ell alia, et bis vel ter ippwiTai di-
cuniur. xiv.
Ita ad Iliada A. lineae 1 2 priores ufque ad verba
xaU jAffoc, curn Scholiis Didymi (vulgo dictis) confen-
tiunt : turn procedit nofter — iff gait Si pwiSoq Wuir^
avTti roTg TT^jcx\in.oi% UTroflfo-i^ yiyovC aAAwf rt xal rpot/y^Slot,^
ijfufi irpootfMov xal «yag TrjocfXTixouc r\[*ois xat twv drv^fi*
pxlw it*yn<ri{ Sfya£rrai. xal d; af»j"&c iaTfo?, &C—
Iterum, ad nomen 'Ap^x^, incipit fcholiaftes nofter cum
vul^ato ; turn fiibjicit* ?t* S\ uVq ^uj/aiJowuv IxX^n aj^iAtuf,
xaflw; tvQopiuv Af'yn,
Ef pitnv ^tXp7o xd\i[ii irx^TTAy-airxro^
Ou*£xa u.\)£fAiSQVt<rciy a^iXsa QrifJiiiail 0 *
Excutienda funt igitur haec Scholia, et q- t ae nova funt
fcxeerpenda.
Codex fceculi ut videtur xftr. ben& fcriptusj folia
habet 89.
5728.
Codex Graecus chartaceus in quarto, fcriptus faeculo xv°.
1. Matthaei Camariotas Epitome Rhetorices ex fcriptis
Hermogenis de Arte Orator ia. 1. Titulus et initium
tra&atus conveniiint cum Codice Bibliothecae Vindebo-
nenfis, qui defcribitur apud Neflelium part, iv, pag. 161.
Verbis autem, quae fequuntur, explicit nofter codex.
"TWav7a trsp) tZv T3-poyv(ji.VK<rfji.cclM 9 <i<; iv Gpa^n xala
2. Libanij vita Demofthenis, et quanlndam ejufdem
orationum Argumenta Graece; cum prsefatiuncula ad
proconfulem Montium, qui Libanium defcribere ifta
poftulavit. 51.
3. Demofthenis Oratio Olynthiaca prima. Cum
Scholiis textui interpofitis. 55.
4. Olynthiaca fecunda, cum
Argumento, et Scholiis. 70.
Oratio imperfecta eft ad finem, et hiatum habet ad
fol. 8r.
5. Genus Libanij Oratoris Antiochai, Graece.
6. Libanii, Oratio Menelai ad Trojanos, in legatione
pro Helena. 84. b. imperfecta.
7. Ilffl ppaViac. Incipit ; pjaVi? *rl. Explicit, prirt
pdxirx. Traftatus Chriftiani cujufdam, alia man£i. 9 1 .
8. Traftatus, Yltpl c^f^xlcov. Incipit, rZv tr^rifxxluvj
ri ptv 11V1 xaT iyyoTxy. Explicit, us cx^otk, ixpozroXn
oCkifavSpiiou; • et paulo ante legitur, ix 7«v t2 ipic/a if /xjivnwv.
107.
Codex folia habet 114. Compa&us cum num.
6875. Olim Collegii Agen.
5729-
Codex chartaceus in 4*. di&us, Eliae Meniatae Petra
OfFenfionis ; five de origine, cauf&que fchifmatis inter
ecclefiam orientalem & occidentalem, deque quinque
illis, circa quas diffident, fententiis dilucida narratio,
1714. Gr.
Praemittuntur Operi, 1. Effigies fculpta Eliae Me-
niatae. 2. Epiftola Italica A.D. 1717. fignata, "Giacomo
Pilarinc." 3. Prafatio a Francifco Meniata, Au&oris
patre. 4. Vita Auctoris, qui obiit A.D. 1714. 5. Li-
Num. 5729— 5734-
terse Patriarchates et metropoliticae, quibus au&or magnae
Ecclefise quae eft Conftantinopoli facer Concionator re-
nunciatur. 6. Literae Artenii, Patrarum metropolitae,
quibus Au&or Cernicae Epifcopus conftituatur.
,5730.
Codex Chartaceus in 4 0 . in quo continentur,
1. Theodofii Grammatica. Gf. xY;
2. Prolegomena artis.
3. Manuelis Mofcopuli Erotemata ad rem Gramma-
beam fpeftantia. Incipit, olpyri cry* 8fw a'yiw ruv IpulnpciTuv
my irapa, rd o-g$utxtx xa* Xoykcorxra xupia /AavHTjXa ra [aqc-
%0Tri\* JtwffiwfifWco^. Explicit, 0 fji'zWtov axso-w, xal ri
4. Mic. Syngeli Syntaxis, five de ordine orationis
do&rina. Deefle nonnulla videntur in fine.
5. .Declinatiohum et Conjugationum formulae.
6. Prolegomena Canonum Theodofij, aVo Ttufym
7. Theodofii Grammatici, de Grammatica. Liber
olim Coll. Ageri. ut multi.
5731*
Liber chartaceus in 4 0 . olim penes Ri. Bentleium D. D.
&c. continens qtiatuor Evangelia Graced ; quibus
praefiguntur Eufebii Canones, Uteris miniatis, atq; ad
calcem adjedus eft Index Leftionum, quae in Ecclefia
Graeca legi folitce funt, xmk cum LeQionibus ex
Apoftolicis-epiftolis defumptis. xiv.
Codex a Griefbachio defcriptus, in Symb. Crif.
Tom. i. p. 199. Incipit cum fragmento Epiftolae ad
Carpiarium, et fingulis Evangeliis praemittitur Capitum
index; fubjiingitur vero hypographe, addito nu -
mero. Deeft Matthaei caput i. 1 — 18. Praefigitur etiam
fingulis Evangeliis pi£tura rudis Evangeliftae. In mar-
ginibus minio notati funt numeri Ammoniani, xc^aXaieuy
titAo^ et dies fefti quibus quaeque pericope praelegenda
erat.
Sequuntur fragmenta Apoftoli, five Le&ionarii, de
quibus vide etiairt Giielbachium in Symb. Crit. Tom.ii.
p. 189,
Codicem, quamvis ab imperit* librario defcriptum,
Griefbachius haud indignum pronunciat qui curatius
conferatur.
5732.
[5732. Oflavo.l
Apollodori Athenienfis Grammatici "Bibliotheca : Graecd.
Sine divifione librorum.
Codex chartaceus, fummi elegantii defcriptus ; con-
tinet paginas 121. — Forfan faec. xvi.
5733-
[5733. Quarto.']
Pindari Olympia et Pythiorum 4 priora, cum Gloffis
Graecis interlinearibus et marginalibus, tranferipta 23
Oft. A.D. 1492. xv,
Liber chartaceus, olim Colleg. Agen.
5734.
[5734. Oflavo.2
Codex GraecS fcriptus, tempore Amurathae 111. circa
annum 1580, qui varia continet ; fequuntur praecipua.
1. Confeflio fidei Chriftanae a Gennadio Patriarcha
C. P. fafta ad Mahometam 11. qui CP. expug-
navit. 1 •
2. JEtas Mitylenes et aliarum urbium. 17. b. 19.
3. Imperatorum Turcarum Nomina ab Otomane ad
Mouratum. 18. b.
4. Quaedam de Trinitate. 21. b.
5. De quinque Senfibus. 23. b.
6. De Symbolo C. P. 25.
7. Etymologia Alleluiae. <*7' ^ #
8. Ifaii Monachi Sermo de Liturgiis. 28.
9. Johannes Damafccnus de Aniniae fitu in cor-
port. 3f-
ic. Quo
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS,
Num. 5734-^5737-
10. Quo Anno, Menfe et Hora. Chriftus crucifixus
eft ? ^ 30. b.
ri. Quantus Maris nibri tranfitus ? 31.
12. Quare Deus Adamum e terra, Evam e cofta
finxit? ib.
j 3. De Somniis. 31. b.
14. De Montibus excelfiflimis. 32.
1 5. De JEtatibus hominum. 32. b.
16. Differtatio Macarii JEgyptii de ftatu Mortuo-
j-um. ib.
1 7. Memorialia pro Mortuis. 4 1 . b.
18. Methodii epifcopi prophetia. 42.
1 9. De feptem horis orationum. 48. b.
2c. An fcelera facerdotis vitiant ejus officium pub-
licum ? 50. b.
21. De pkiblica Confeffione et Abfolutione. 52. b.
22. De Eleemofyma. 55.
23. Homilia funebris. 55. b.
24. Lebnis Imperatoris prophetia. 57.
25. Epitaphium Conftantini magni, cum interpreta-
tione Scholiarii. 60. b.
Codex chartaceus, olim Covelli, qui varia in initip
annotavit.
5735-
[5735 — 573 6 - Quarto.]
Codex chartaceus Grsecus continens,
1 . TheophylatYi Scholaftici Simocati Epiftolas Morales,
rufticas, et amatorias. 1 .
2. Gregorii Cyprii Fabulas. 9.
3. Ejufdem Narrationes. 12.
4. Ejufdem rjfloTD-ouac, fragmentum exiguum. 12. b.
5. Libanii Sophiftas Epiftolas multas. 13.
Cum fcholiis minio interpofitis. Definunt abrupt^,
juxta finem Ep. ad Florentium, num. 354 in Ed. Wolfii.
6. Synefii Epiftolarum plurimas. 84. Defunt non-
nullse ad finem.
7. Fragmentum Commentarii (non Tzetzae) in Lyco-
phronis Alexandram, a ver. 28.
'H $' svGiov <rya<ra<ra (3ax%nov ropct,
adverfumi32. 13c.
8. Fragmentum Commentarii in Gracum quendam
au&orem fequioris aevi ; incipiens & voce Tp*yAu. Oc-
currit in prima pagina, Ex»<ra£iT' Uopa tV" i£/>a*xo* faxoT
i\ 0u avail au<nv. *30-
9. Fragmentum interpretationis Carminum Agapeti in
Juftinianum. 136.
Liber olim Coll. Agen. folia babens 1 24.
5736-
Codex Evangeliorum Grsecus, chartaceus, Griefbachio,
ni fallor, incognitus. xvi.
Codex clar£ fcriptus, manu Antonii cujufdam,
Eparchi, Anno 1 506, ut liquet ex fubferiptione ; folia
habet 194. In fronte minio fcriptum eft,
r <FQ<pix 9 0 Xoyoq 9 o vouf, o wpwroc
\ivraytayg7 MariaTu rovq flncuf yo[xov$* o(lt¥
TIpuTos ytypatpsv ivQlu) fOttti iv %Z Vu.
Ad finem, atramento,
0w TtXuto<ravTi So^a xa\ yjipK*
©U TO StcpOV KOI aVTOQviv TTGVCf,
iypccfn Sici j(tipls tpoZ dvrmt'd \usapy* iir\ m; afr, IaXAua if\
Olim Liber Collegii Agenenfis.
5737-
[57?7 — 5738. Offavo.]
Codex mcmbraruceus, qui continet Pfalmos Davidis,
Grace, cum Odis Sacris ufitatis.
Liber elegans. In folio exteriore primo, ad finem,
fcriptum eft atramento humiditate fere evanido, ETiXnwfiu
to 7r?p*v ^/at.TrpiGv aid ytipoq luixvvz Uptvq . • • •
com tcu x ( y.to; £Tf» %t> iofio t iT z zxov itfto oyfuxoru cyJou, [*wo;
Num.5738— 5744.
5738-
Codex chartaceus, Grsecus, Pfalmorum Davidis, cum
Odis Mofis, Annae, Abbakuk, Efaiae, 3 liber6ium,
et Mariae fragmento. Defunt castera.
5739-
[5739— 5745- Quarto.']
1. Synefii, epifcopi Cyrenaei, Oratio ad ThaleJanum
de Barbarorum ingreflu fub imperio Gennadii et Inno-
centii.
2. Ejufdem Oratio ad Paeonium de dono Aftrolabi.
3. Ejufdem ILara^stac. ,
4. Ejufdem Homilia fecunda. Omnes Grsece.
Codex chartaceus. Notantur xn fine, varia led*
tionfcs, manu Covelli.
574OV
Codex Joannis Thalaflini manu exaratus, qui continet
Sylveftri Syroptili hiftoriam concilii Florentini, ab
edita in plurimis lecis difcrepantem. Fronti ad-
glutinatur J. Covell D. D. manu exarata epiftola
Ne&arii Patriarchal Jerofolymitani ad Neophyluin
Adrianopolis metropolitan^ ffiilTa A.D. 1672. Grsece.
Eadem manu annotantur quaedahi in initio, et in
taarginibus. Liber chartaceus.
5741.
Codex chartaceus, fscculi 16, exhibens Grammatica
Graeci Conftantini Lafcaris. Titulus hifce verbis
concipitur. xvi.
'EtTITO^t! tZv OXTW [AipU)V tS Ao^OU, XXI aWttiV TIVOO*
dvayxxiuip, vvvr&zUa irapd xuvravTiyov t<*Z XuCKXploos r<Z
5742.
Codex in 4 0 craffiore Grasco fermone compofitus anno
Chrifti 1570, cujus Autor Cut do&iflimo Covello vide-
tur) eft Theodorus Monembafienfis. Titulus Graecus
haec fere ait. " Synopfis hiftoriarum ab initio mundi
ufq; ad Conftanunum Palaeologum ultimum regem
Romanorum." — Prseterea in eodem defignatur hiltoria
1 urcarum ufq; ad initium Salemi 11. et Cypruni
captum.
Liber chartaceus, manu aequabili fcriptus, & Uteris
initialibus interdum miniatis, interdum deauratis et
pi&is. Paginas habet 1723.
Liber olim Covelli, qui nonnulla in folio exteriore
et in marginibus annotavit, inter alia hsec fupra titulum,
'iwdwns KwSfAof (2p{]avix.5S* ytyvzjxi dvo ypooa-<ria *, rriv ttoAo
xu^i *X°C' l * e * A.D. 1647.
5743-
Codex chartaceus in quo habentur ;
t. Sophoclis Trachiniae. 1 . cum Scholiis marginalibus
eddem manu.
2. Philo&etes. 30.
3. Euripidis Alceflidis fragmentum, k verfu 1032 Ed.
Beckii, ad finem. Sine Scholiis. 63.
4. Rhefus. 65. b.
c. — Troades. 86. b.
Codex folia fcripta habet 113. Saeculi forfan i6 l *
Ad finem fcriptum eft, " Librum hunc Tragoediarum
Sophoclis et Euripidis acquifivit Ludovicus Bourguetus,
Nemaufenfis, a Do&ore Antonio de Blanchis Veronae,
d. 4 Odobris Anno Domini Mill, feptingentefimo fe-
cundo."
5744-
Codex chartaceus, olim Coll. Agen.
f.Fabu'je 2Z'o\ !cx 5 Cr^cc\ 3c, cur. Ira^mehtb $i mi .
Ordine infoiito. T • m
2. JEfopi
Digitized by
Eibliothecae Harleiariae,
as
Num.5744— 575 *•
2. iEfopi Fabulac manu, ut videtur, fecentiore, ct
magis fecundum ordinem affuetum. Sunt autem nu-
mcro 22, quarum ultima eft eadem kc 31 fcriei fupe-
fioris. t 7.
3. Fragmentum grammatici cujufdam Opens, titulo
miniato. 15.
4. Sophoclis Poctas Vita. 23.
5. Sophoclis Ajax, cuin Argumento. 26.
Infcribitur, XopoxAiwc oidyrcq rtXafACcvlu vQayim 2&.
Cum glottis interlinearibus, et nonnullis marginalibus.
6. Eleftra. ^ 97.
Codex folia habet 180.
5745-
Codex membranaceus, partim Hebraic^, partim Latfnd
fcriptus, qui de rebus Aftrolagicis tra&at. Liber olim
Cornelii de Lannoy qui nativitatem fuam, et annos,
a 19 ad 38, et filiae lux, ut videtur, defcripfit \ ex
quo curioia nonnulli erui poffent.
574 6 -
[5746. OffavoS]
Codex Arabicns,cui titulus "LatAyef-al-efchirit, ie.Sub*
tilitates innoitionum, five Obfervationes ad libellum
Avicennae, quem infcripfit Al-Efch&rAt, i.e. ln-
nutiones, in quo expofuit principia theoreuca Sopho-
rum de amore Dei et contemplatione effentiae divinae.
Autor harum obfervationum eft Hamed Ebn Zal&lod-
din, vulgovocatus Scheiq Zada aUHendi. Scripfit
tempore Soleimanni Turcarum imperatoris."
In charta bombycinA fcriptus.
' 5747*
[5747i 57^ Q**rto.]
In 4° M.T. Ciceronis liber de Amicitia, et de Sene&ute ;
atq-, ejufdem Paradoxa. Codex membranaceus, ele-
gans, fed recens.
574»-
1 . Godwyn's Roman Antiquities, tranfcribed, as it
feems, from the firft Edition, by Stephen Millington
1641.
2. Phrafes colle&ed out of the fame Book, by the
femePerion-
3. Six Latin Declamations each figned Steph. Milling-
ton. The Subje&s are 1. Nil pulchrius eft bene dif-
pofita Repub. 2. Impares fmt qui reguntur. 3. Difcite
Juftitiam — et non temnere Divos. 4. ?x« ? iy*l*s l&*
ipa?, Ti t y pla* i* 6aAfl£py, rt» pUv if 0a»o7tf. 5. Vita
humana quid aliud eft quam ludus. 6. Avara fervat
craftinas dapes menfa.
A paper 4* book,
5749-
[5749~5759- O£lavo!]
. " Impp. Romanorum Nunufmatum Series, a C. Julio
Caelare ad Rudolphum 11. — Addita eft breviter ipfo-
rum Vita, averfa pars nummorum et eorundem ex-
plicate per Levinum Hulfium." Concordat cum Edi-
tione Franc. 1605.
Numiftnata eleganter delineata, in charta.
575°-
A Tranflation of Dr. Busby's Greek Verfe Grammar into
EngUfli, as far as the end of the Verbs. With a co-
piousTable of Greek Words, mentioned ia the Gram-
mar, prefixed in alphabetical order.
575'-
Crammatica Latina vetufta manu cxarata, in quatuor
ad minimum oartibus. Liber chartaceus, forfait
feculi xiv. multa comple&ens peculiaria.
Cat.Harl Vol. UL
Nillri. 5752—575^
5752.
Colle&io Epithetorum ex Publ. Virgilli Maronis open-
bus defumpta, et juxta alphabeti ordinem difpofita,
fed vix inchoata. Parte hbri aVerft fcribuntur, Col-
le&iones hiftoricae Jo. Bufliers. Liber chartaceus.
5753-
Colle&io Adagiorum Latinorum alphabetic^ difpofito-
rum i Ex Seneca, Syro, &c. ut a Grutero Edita,
at fine notis. Liber chartaceus, fcriptus A° 1633.
5754-
Liber chartaceus opufcuia medica compleSens. Libellui
prior eft*
1. " Particularis et nova medendi methodus," in fex
libros, five traftatusdivifa ; quorum 1. et 2. agunt" de
morbis totam corporis compagem occupantibus. ,> 3 & 4.
De morbis ventris inferioris. 5. De morbis capitis.
6. (quintus falfb notatus) De morbis thoracis, cervicis,
faucium.
Continet hie liber paginas 42 3* Praecedunt remedial
2uaedam, cum tabula contentorum ; et ad calcem ad-
untur remedia.
De au&ore filetur ; fed in parte inferiore primi
folii fcriptum eft, " For Mr. Hobbes at the Greene Dra-
gon in Paul's Church-yard."
2. " Elementa medica paginis 175. Ad finem
fcriptum eft, " 6° Non. Jul. 1642. Hujus operis autor
eft D. Gabriel Harduinus de S. Jaques, Do&or Medfcus
Pariflenfls. ,
I
5755-
Ariftotelis artis Logicse Compendium, Latind.
5756.
Libellus in eodem vol. compa&us, cuititulus, "Ethicse
Annotationes in Golium, omnibus philofophiae ftudiofis
perquam utiles. Editio ultima, et nunc demum ab
innumeris erroribus ab authore expurgata. 1652/*
Libri tres } paginae 162. ambo libelli chartacei.
5757-
Traftatus de Jurifprudentia naturali. Libellus char-
taceus.
5758-
" Analefta, feu mifcellanea frytiiM^a de Audio juris
Csefarei et pontificii, amico Juris Candidato tranf-
mitTa/ 9 An Englilh Colleton, though it has the above
Latin title. It occupies not a fixth part of the book,
the reft is blank.
5759-
Libellus chartaceus, continens opufcuia ▼aria, a Georgia
jEdio conferipta.
1. " Definitiones et divifiones tx npoXiyoptpoit in
Ariftotelis Logicam excerptas ad memoriam juvandam
A.D. 1653."
2. u Definitiones et divifiones ex prolegomenis inPor-
phyrii uaayoyw excerptas A.D. 1653. Georgius JEdiu&.'\
12. '
" Def. et Div. ex proleg. in librum Categoriarum
Anftot*. A.D. 1653. "Nomen hie fcribitur Adius. 33.
4. . ex proleg. in librum de Interpretations
61.
5. ■ ex libris priorum Analyticorum: 77.
6. Compendium omnium capitum libri 2. priorum
Analyticorum. 86.
7. Defin. et div. ex prologis in 8 libros Topicorum*
90.
8 ■■ ■ ex libris Soph. Elench. 93.
4 F 9. Compendium
Digitized by
#4
Catalogus Librorum MS6.
Num. 5759— 57 6 4-
0 Compendium Metaphyfic*, definitionibus, divi-
.i mibus et aliis affeaionibus comprehenfuin, k magiftro
wTfvn no viro doflo dUte-m. 103.
10! Caput primumlibrU. Me» .tykmmu DeDi,
vifio»e en :» in fobftanUam et aec.dens. J 6 >
, ,. DsfinWonea et dwifiona ex hbro de Spluera de-
functs. In lib. JoannU de Sacrobofco. 267. Hacto
m ^"Vinliones et divifiones ex prolegomenis in U-
bros4eV IW 4 ,ationederumpt:i: * Vcb - 2 >' A D ' l6 Q 5 *'
13. Definitiones et divifiones ex libro iecundo t«v
Jrirw m**vt«« defumptffi. . " 22 9-
, ex 10 Ubns Ethicorum et pnmo ad
Nioomachum. . j
J5< ex %\ &c- Nicom. 247- ad 2 7°*
l6* Compendium li^-i P" mi f^""" ^poaaanx^.
a m/ja. Wifmano dictum, et a me G. A. coafcriptum,
^ • "™ 271.
Libri fecundi Comp. p. 284. tertii 293.
Poft pagbam 100 centenarius numerus fepe per-
pcram fcriptus eft, paginic autcin ab ipfo auctore.
r t l6o.
[5-60, 5-61. Duodecimo.']
TywPlatoiMcidiffertationes morales 4.1 ; Graced.
. Jterfc founds Ordinem Ed- Reiikianqs, tiifi quod 4 1 *
poft 4o am inferatur. Codex ch^rtaceus forian fecuh
5761.
Ah exquifitely beautiful MS. on Vellum, containing the
poetical Works of Petrarch, with complete Indexes
of the Contents. The principal divilions of the
Work richly illuminated. The capital Jitters painted
or gilt throughout. The Works Hand in this order,
1. The lriumphs; y\z. of Love, of Chaftity, of
Death, of Fame, of Time, of Kterniiy.
' 2. The Sonnets, Canzoni, &c. 367 in number. ^
A f ter the word Fiuis, in. a neat, but very inferior
hand^ is written,
" ll di s'apprefia et non puote effer lunge,
Si corre il tempo et vola,
Virgii;e unica et Cola,
El cor hor confeientia hor morte pugne
Racammandaau al tuo figholo, verace
Homo, et verace idio.
Ch'accolgo il m, o fpirito ultimo in pace."
No date appears, but it is probably of the 16th
Cpojury. The arms in the firft illumination are eight
tp/teaux, or roundlets,, gules*, on a fhjeld or, difpofed
ttsp, thy^j. two, (f, one..
5762.
[5762. Oflavo.y
Codex membranaceus, continens Horas beatse Virginis,
<WR> P£*uri$ t ^ oimwsutis BW§iriali!?u% Pi&urae
grandiores 14, rnult^, cupv eW>oratae. Defunt in Ca-
le^rip, Jfispifa Wartw, A$rilk* September , et CW*-
576.3.
A book of Devotions in French, beautifully written on
. vclliMU, ia Roman hand, b*H unfinilhed : Several of
.tfye llhiovinatioiiB being only. fcetched ki outline, and
many, initial Letters, not filled up But the Sketches
.are much fuperior to the finifhed Paintings ; the for-
mer being free, the latter ftiff tc hard. By the Ca-
. lendaf, it appears to have been begun in 1574- XVI *
Codex membranaceus, folia habens 100 ; ubi occurrunt.
I. Pfalterium B.Hieronimi;pieft)yt?ri. I.
% m 1 , \ S. Auguftinii cum Orationibus. 26.
Num. 576.4— 5770;
3. Officitim breve ad reverentiarA mortuotum. 69.
4. Horae de San&a Trinitate. 77 b.
5* Horse ali^
t>, Ad proprium Angelum. 87,
7. Salutatio facie Chrifti. 97-
Sectiones pifturis ornantur ; et margine9 bmncs
delineationibus in ftylo quern dicunt Arabefque, in-enio-
fiffime ridiculis, juxta- modulum pictorum Bclgicoium.
^tas non notatur, at vix fupra iasculum xvi.
* 57 6 5-
Codex membranaceus, qui con'tinet Hymnos, cum Li-
tania, precibus, et Calendario. Vidctur pro titulo
habere 44 Speculum Sanftorum tuorum." xv.
Ofl&cium, ^.Virginis eleganter fcriptum. in membrana>
cum tituli^ Gallicis.
57 6 7-
The tranflation ufually called WicklifPs, of St. Luke &
St. John's Golpels. Written on Vellum in iwo co-
lumns. (See N J 2309.) Both have Jerome's Prologue,
& omit th.it of St.Luke himtelf.
On the out< r leaf. Lord Oxford has wiiiten, "This
was f«ut me by Mr. Oldhworth."
' 5768.
^ 768 — 577 1 . SextO'decsmo.']
Upon Vellum, the Epiftlrs of St. James, Peter 1. & n.
the 3 Epiftlcs of St. John, the Epiftle of St. Jude &
the Revelation, after Wickhffe's Tranflation. xv.
57^9-
Codex membranaceus eleganter fcriptus, cui titulu*,
4< Calendur'um ecclefialUcum, quo ecclefia a Coiv
cilio Nicseno ufq; ad anni correftionem 1582 fadam
ufa eft Quo etian\ hodie utuntur omnes ecclefise
Chriftianse, quae CalVndarium Gregorianum non ad^
milTerunt." Sequuntur alia faus utilia. Scilicet.
1. De annis ^ftronomicis^
2. De annis politicis.
3. Calendarium Julianum.
4. Errores in Calendario Julianq.
j. Calendarium Gregorianum.
De annis Lunaribus politicis.
7. De menfibus A'tronomicis.
8. Politicis.
27.
29.
ib.
3°-
3 U
34-
35-
36.
37-
38.
39-
40.
44.
46.
49.
50-
9. De Diebus.
io. De Horis.
u. De Intercalcatione.
12. De Cyclis five Periodis.
13. De 1' pocha five sera.
14. De Pafcha.
1 5. De reliquis feflis mobilibus.
1 6. Tabulae Aureorum numerorum, &c. ^
iy. Invenire setatem Luns, &c. cum Signis, &c. 59.
Sequuntur Anglice,
18. The Mariner's Compafs. _ 59*
19. A Tide Table, and Explanation.
to. Englifh Meafures. >
• 1. Length & Breadth of England. j*.
22. Scales of Leagues.
23. Weights, Meafures, &c. '
24. Englifh Shires.
25. Bifhops of England & Wales. 7°'
■ 36. Degrees of Men before the Conqueft. 7 *
Scriptum a Johanne D. Finch, pro Jacobo Dj«
Eboracenfi, ut liquet ex Epigrammate Latino waj-
cafticho, quod in foUo titulum praeccdente fcriptum en.
577°'
A Calendar of the Attic Year. A fmall paper book-
A Roman Calendar is begun but not c° ntmu ^ d ' hb
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
Num. 5771—5775-
577 1 -
A thin -Book upon Vellum, jntitled, " Elevation des
Eaux, par toute forte de Machines, reduite a la
mefure, au poids, et a la balance. Prefent^e a fa
Majefte tres chreflienne par le Chevalier Morland
Gentilhomme ordinaire de la Charabre privee, et
Maiftre des Mechaniques du Roy de la Grande
Bretaigne 1683/'
The whole is precede4 by Tables of Weights,
Meafures, &c. At page 35, begins what feems to be
one of the firft Steps made towards the art of working
by Steam. It ha$ a feparate title, which is this,
" Les Principes de le nouvelle force de Feu : in-
vented par le Chev r Morland Tan 1682, et prefentee a
fa Majefte tres chreftienne 1683." The author thus
rcafons on his principle.
" L'Eau eftant evaporee par la - force de Feu, ces
vapeurs demandem incontinent une plus grand'efpace
[environ deux miile fois] que Tcau n'oceupoiet (fie)
auparavant, et plus toft que d'etre toujours emprifonnees,
feroient clever une piece de Canon. Mais eftant bien
gouvernccs felon les Regies de La Statique et par Science
reduitcs a la Mefurc y au Poids et k la Balance, alors elles
portent paifiblemcnt leurs Fardeaux [comme des bons
Chcvaux J et ainfi fervient elles du grand ufage au gendre
huruain, particulierement pour Televation des Eaux."
Then follow a Table of Weights to be thus raifed by
Cylinders half full of Water, according to their diameters.
The book is written in elegant characters, with Letters
coloured, gilt, & other Ornaments. It contains only
34 pages.
The Marquis of Worcefter's hint was publiflied in
1 663, but little noticed. The author of this book was Sir
Samuel Morland* author of feveral publiflied Works, &
mentioned in the Phil. Tranf. vol. ix. p. 25. Capt. Savery
had his Patent for the fame Invention in 1 699. In a Book
publifhed atPbrisin 1685, Morland alludes to experi-
ments (hewn by him at St. Germains, in 1683. Afnon-
tons propofed, fomething like it in 1699. Mem.de
tAcad*
S77*-
[577 2 — 5784- Quarto.]
Codex membranaceus, qui cqntinet Peatateucbum He-
braicum cum Chaldaica paraphrafi et commencario R.
Sal.Jarchi. Punfita fubje&a funt Pentateucho et
. Targum. Codex fumma elegantia fcriptu*, paginas
habens 449. Forte laeculi xvi.
5773> 4i & 5-
Biblia Hebraica Integra, in 3 Tom. membranaceis in 4 0 .
olim penes Jo. Covellum 3.T.P< Cantabrigienfem, ele-
ganti manu exarata circa annum Judaicum 5 1 56, Chrifti
1396, in Callilione d'Amphera, per Efdram filium
Jacob filium Adaret, additis per totum Notis Mafore-
ticis, etpundtis.
Tom. 1. continet Genefm, Exodum, Leviricum,
Deuteronomium Se&iones Haphtaroth, Libros Ruthae,
Cantici Canticorum, Ecclefiaftas, Lamentationum Je-
remiad Eftheras. Piginae 489.
Tom. a. Libros Jofhuse, Judicum, Samuelis ac
Regum utrumque, Ifaiac, Jeremia, Eaeehielis, Hofeae,
ifoeli^'Amofii Obadus, Jonae, Michae, Nahumi, Ha-
;>acuci, Sophonias, Haggaei, Zachariae, Malachiae.
PP-&41.
Tom. 3. Librum Ruthas, Pfalterium, Proverbia, li-
torsjabi, Ecclcfiaftas, Canrfci Canticorum, Lamenta-
tionum Jeremiaei D^nielis, Hefterae, Ezrae, Nehemaei,
Chronicorum utrumque. p. 436.
, . , Scholia formis varus in margine adferipta. Vide
annotata a Covelio ad finem tertii Tomi.
Num. 5776—5778.
De Codd. hifce Vide Epiftolam Covelli ad Waii-
leium 3780. 63.
, . 57?6v
Codex Covellianus primus, k Millio defcriptus in Proi
legomeni* 140*1.
Codex eft membranaceus, et continet Evangetiaqua*
tuor. Praemittuntur, Uteris rubris, Epifiohe Eufebii ad
Carpfanum, cum ejufdem Carione, et tabula KipxXxtw ;
et fubjunguntur cuilibet Evangelio (prater Johanni ; cu-
jus ufuma verba receflti manu fuppleta funi) communes
wypxpeu. Liber ut Covelta vifus eft, optimae notae, et-
fi de aetate nihil pronunciare voluit.
Ante inititim Matthaei fcriptum eft, Covelli manu,
BptTOivixiit iroipw x7roro>AfxxTog. iy trei <z%cx (1671) h rn
^pa ?r£piTfytt) t5 xto irpcclo* iXnTHpyr\<rsv £*£?()*.
Tnv St filZXov txvtw ixuvu i^xpi^tro 0 a'^i^rar^
xupi©*, Aai^A, a.fy\tirl<r*.OTT<n rys Upoxoupiass. (1674)
t5 7i 'Auyara.
Codex Griefbachio non cognitus, faeculo 13 0 vix
junior. Continet folia 308. fed periit certe unum, ft non
plura, ad finem.
Covellus capita hodierna in margg. notavit; ^
5777-
Codex membranaceus Graecus, Evangelia habens, a
Matth. i. 17* — Awvk c«ff tou yZ* yivtotl Ssxx ri^a-aptg
ufque ad finem. In folio exteriore Covellus fcripfit,
44 Codex ifte ex altero quern titulo Covel 1. fignavi-
mus, defcriptus omnino videtur." Et infra " Covel
quod fi ille fcripferit, ut apparet, poftea mutavit,
codex enim fequens eft proculdubio Covel. 5. ut a
Millio defcriptus. Mutila funt fingulorum Evange-
liorum initia, manu malA quae ornamenta exfecuit. In
Marco (fol. 60) defunt tantum verfus 7, 8, 9. a verbis
ipdAoc t«v vTroSr\fxcc]u>v 9 ad verba ralV ipipzig. In prin*
cipio autem Lucae (foh ;oi.) hiatus eft ufque ad verba
Za^apw irpog rov iyytXov* in VCrfu 1 8. cap. primi
cum parte pofteriore tabulae capitulorum in Lucam.
Evangelium Johannis (fol. 167.) incipit a verbis **l
aVfxpftn ou in verfu 22. Cap. i ml .
Definit Evangelium Johannis ad fol. 214. Sequitur
autem Menologium cum hflc epigraphe. E^xoyx a' tS»
A* fCayffX»rwv' CTj/u-ouioy Six rt tSc ap^ry xxi toZ t«Aou^ Ttiv
7T£pixo7rny txxrov ivayhXurrov' xpx S\ xxl rw rwv KtfxXxTuy
Trxp xa-fifxn oitriy «)cp»6«c SixyopivW Trtpiiyii SI rrip ipj(jnv iiro
to (fic) ciyiop Trxtryx TiAfiotv iv rS pwo\ey(u). Defunt
lineac ultimae circa feptem, et quod pejus eft nota tem-
poris. Apparet pars vocis iypx<pr). Codex folia babet
227.
5778-
Codex Covellianus quintus, etiam Sinaiticus Millio didus
inProlegg. 1488. Inprimo folio fcriptum eft a Co-
velio Sin. pro Sfaiaitico, et infra Cov. 5. plumd tranf-
verfa obduitum ; cujus rei caufa in verbis hifce Mil-
lianis apparet. cc Quinto Sinaitici nomen impofitum
volebat Amicus meus pereruditus (Covellus) ; quippc
quod olim ad aediculam aliquam iacram in crepidine
montis Hlius pofitam pertinue^at. ,, Signavit etiam Co-
vellus nota quae in ahis ejus libris nonnullis apparet,
fcilicet " Luceo ^^6^6. 99 pro 1676. Defcriptio a
Millio fic datur.
" Exemplar eft membranaceum in 4% peffime jam
olim habitum, et madore tantopere corruptum ac vitia-
tum, ut perierit plane ipfius pars maxuna. Mutilum eft
prope finem, ad verba Jq&ci 0 Qtc$, &c. Incipit autem
ad Aft i. v. 20. ifta, ^Jo* tripa. Continebat initio afl:a
Apoft. Epiftolas omnes, et Apocalypfin. ,> Exempla
fubjecit Millius Le&ionura in hoc codice infigniorum j
Grieftachius ignorafle videtur.
Coder
Digitized by
2p6
Catalbgus librorum MSS.
Num. 577S— i S7 8 4-
Ccdex folia habet 156. Capita hodierna Aduum
in margine notata & Covello. Definunt ad fol. 38. Se-
quun ur EpiftolaeCatholicae,a Jacobo incipientes. Occurrit,
adf 55. Prologus Euthalii Diaconi in Epiftolas Paulinas,
turn vero ipfae JipiftoLc. f. 60. b. Apocalypfis incipit ad
f, 1^9. Clauditur \erbis nixim t« ay las 9
rZv — inverfu 19 capitis 22 ; ut defit nihil prater duos
verficulos ; at multa in pagina ultimA legi vix poffunt.
Folia olim in margine infcriore notata numeris Graecis,
ita ur hiatus vix detegi poflint. Loca madore corrup-
tifli a perfedfc aperiri nequeunt, nifi fumma cur& adhi-
bitiL nec femper etiam adhibit^. Codex, ut conjici
poteft, faeculo circiter iz° fcriptus. xu.
5779-
Codex membranac his qui titulum prcc fe fert, Sepher
(j.t. Liber) Colri, a Judaco Hifpanico R. JehudaLe-
\ira compefi us in honorcm regis vocati Cofar, im-
primis fermone Arabico, circiter annum 1140; nunc
vero in Hebraeum verftis a R. Judafilio Tibbon. An-
not^tiones charadere curfivo Judaico fcriptae.
578 °*
Codex membranaceus, continens horas beatae Virginis
piduris & ornamentis marginalibus depidis decoratus,
praemiffo Calendar o. C oclex clegans, cum rubricis
et precibus nonnullis Gallic^ fcriptis.
5781. .
Codex alter membranaceus, qui contin't Horas beatac
Virginis, cum Calendario; et piduris decoratus. Liber
clegans, et in Qallia fcriptus, ut precedens.
5782.
Mcnologium Graecum, cum legendis Sandorum longi-
oribus, incipiens in die 3 Menfis Septembris, et con-
tinens Odobrem et Novembrem completes. Sub-
junctis additionibus fuper tres paginas.
Codex chartaceus, ex iis qui Colleg. Agen. per-
tiaebant. Coijtinet fulia 242 ut numeratio foliorum
Graeca in margine infcriore 244 indicat. Scilicet amif-
fum eft folium pod 1 4, ubi literas 1 J numerales fequun-
tur if. Numeratio eft alia, figuris Latinis, in fuperiore
margine medio, at ftlfa.
Codex fortfe faeculi decimi quarti. xiv.
5783.
Codex chartaceus Graced compofitus, qui continet Dif-
fertationes eccle ialticas Simeonis ThefTalonicenfis, qui
floru t circa annum 1420. quarum capitula hie fe-
quuntur. Contra atheos & alias haerefes — de cere-
moniis facris de fando baptifmate — de fando
chrifmate— de fai do unguento — de facris liturgiis et
aiiis offidis— de templo fando et ejus confecratione —
de fuffiagiis fad is— de veftimentis facris— de Epifcopi
creatione-de refipifcentia— de nupti's legitimis — de
divma precatione— de fepultura— de templo fando
et omnibus ad id pertinentibus, facerdotibus, diaconis,
pontificibus, &c. In initio fcriptum eft sp^xpiVoJo 0
7rp<ai\y irpislp^Ks ry$ Kw$ uriXws xupic* &nv\!<rio$ [Aoyd^wy
iy tH iyia Aavpa tS "AGcwoj <?X°£> i« e. 1677. Scnp-
tus eft codex, ut liquet ex fubferiptione, A. D. 1601.
XVII.
5784.
Codex membranaceus qui continet quatuor Evangelia
Graece, cum Eufebii Canonibus, Menolopio, &c. Co-
dex recens, etbene fcriptus. Scriptura Nunr, 5790.
Hmiiima. xv.
Num. 578^ — 5791.
5785-
[57*5—5793- Folio.]
Codex membranaceus qui continet Evangeliftarium,
Grace. Codex fplencfidus. x.
Ad finem hoc leftimonium legitur manu Alex-
andri Zacagnii. " Ego Laurentius Alexander Zacagniufc
Vaticanae Bibliothecae praefedus codicem hunc a feptin-
gentis & amplius annis fcriptum fuiffe fateor. Romas 10
die Martii A.D. 1699."
Piduras habet, et ofnamenta fcdionibus praefixa,
et literas in primis fedionum paginis deauratas, et ce-
tera quaecodxem melioris notae indicant. Literae cur*
fivae at grandiufculae. Codex paginas habet 719/ Coa-
ferri debet cum numero, 5598.
5786.
Pfalterium trilingue fcil. Gracum, Latinum, Arabicum,
columnis parellelis fcriptum.
Codex membranaceus faeculi duodecimi. Anni
nota apparet in pagina ultima, fed paul6 evanida. At-
teftatione autem confirmata hanc fufle. <c Dmi CD C. JLijj
Jnd. Y« Januapdie odavo die mejruf ii/M.e. 1153.
M We are of opinion that the above Copy is the
true reading of the date in the oppofite page.
Tho. Birch.
W. Watfon."
Idem de anno teftatus eft, in codicis initio, A.G.
i. e. Andrew Giffard. Libr. B. M. xu.
5787-
Evangeliftarium infigne, Uteris grandioribus fcriptum, et
Woidio int^r antiquiores citatum, inPraefations ad l eft.
Alex. p. xv. a. Nec abfimile, quoad literarum formas,
Num.Harl.559d. cujus fpecimen dedit idem, in tabuli
Prsefationi praefixfl. Nonnulla initio amiifa et alia
mutila: reftant tamen folia omnino 213,
Codex membranaceus, faeculi, ut conjicitur, unde-
cimu xi.
5788.
Codex chartaceus Graecus, cui Titulus,
rZ xaipJ rZy xriifao'fAcuv, frrnfAXTU*, Siotfopw us dpttfAQv
TpiaxocYcM JrvvTiivoilw ivtXvviy aflar&fxtny* ScriptUS maDU
Johannis Jona, 1720.
5789-
Nedarii Patriarchae Hierofolymitani Thefes de Papac
imperio. Graece. Praemiflis Iconibus Petri et Jacobi
Apoft ra . et titulo ornato. Liber chartaceus.
579°-
Codex membranaceus, venufta manu exaratus, anno
1478; qui continet Evangelia Graeca piduris illumi-
nata. Abreptum eft folium fecundum, quod Mat-
thaei Ap. imaginem habuit. xv.
579I#
Liber chartaceus Graecus, diligenter fcriptus, et rubricis
diftindus, anni 1682, ut ex fubferiptione liquet. Con-
tinet annotationes in Pfalmos ex patribus Graecis
colledas a Niceta Serrenfi, qui fcripfit etiam Catenas
in Prophetas, &c. In primo folio fcriptum eft i* ru*
tS xwrctyVy* x«t»xu^v». Titulus Graecus hie eft.
Tvyxyuyri IfcnyriCiuV) ivo ti&fopuvj vrftty x«* tiixanaXuw
^Tpe-sroAiTcv n'paxX^. xup. NiXijraTcu tou <T£pp«uv. XVII.^
Infcruit manus recentior, ante initium textus Graec^
procemium, et notas in Pfalmum, primum Latind verfas',
et ad finem procemii fubferipfit, " if Julii 170$" Ti-
tulus fic Latin6 redditus,
« Catena
Digitized by
fcibliothecae- Harleian#^
Num. 5791—5795.
^ " Catena (fcripferat primo congeries) Expbfitionum
e diverfis patribus et magiftris in Librum Pfalmorum,
colleda aSanaiff 100 Metropolis Heracleas Domino Niceta
Seuenfl. ,,
De auciore nonnulla annotavit manu$ adhuc recen-
tior, in primo prooemii folio.
5792.
Codex mcmbranaceus vetus \ at vix, quantum conjecit
quidam C. M. (forte Carolus Morton) facculi feptimi :
quod autumavit ex fpecimine apud Mabillonium
358. Comple&itur,
1. GlofTarium Gracco-Latinum* fecundum ordinera
literarum Graecarum. i.b.
2. Tabulas nominum Latinorum, quae diverfo genere
ac Grseca ejufdem fignificationis ufurparitur. 240.
3. u Sinonuma (fic) Lli Ciceronis de copia Linguae
Latinai." 259.
^ 4. Ad fol. 266. b. fcriptum eft u + Inep glofla Syno-
nima Ciceronis," fed paginae duae fequuntur vacu^e- In-
tipit coHe&io vocabulorum ad £267.^ fedplura habens
barbara ; forfan fequioris sevi quam vocabularium,
quamvis multum confentiat fcriptura.
5* Medica quaedam £ 272. fcil. de Medicina, ex Hip-
pocrate ; Antidotorum, unguentorum, &c. confedtioriea,
multis barbaris vocabuli* confperfas ut fol. 275. eft,
"AdJBattetura cordis," &c.
Conftat Codex o&onariis plerumque plagulis,
literis numeralibus Romanis ad finem cujufque fignatis.
Plagula vero xvim tranfpofita eft poft xx et xxi,
quod figuris rubris in notatione noftra foliorum dif-
tinguitur.
Optime confervatus eft hie codex, et certe dignus
qui exa&Iu* expendatur. Liber olim " Hofpkalis
S. Nicolai juxta villam Cufa, in oppofitobeati Raphel
fituaii."
5793-
Codex membranaceus continens Breviarium Rortianum,
literis Gothicis ; cum Kalendario et Antiphonis.
PrscmittuHtur, fuper folium additum exterius,
Orationes Papas Sixti IV, pro Rege Anglise Henrico VL
et alias.
Super folia duo Kalendario fubjefta, fcripta funt de
feneftute quasdam, Jofephi Hiftorici Verba de Chriftp, et
Epiftola Lentuli fpuria, manu recentiore. xv.
5794-
[5794- Quarto.']
Codex chartaceus, cui titulus, Liber diftus Seder
Rofh Hafliana, i. e. Ordo precum pro anni principk), *
Hebraic^. « ■ Rubricae ampliores quam in libris
impreflis, & habet praeterea nonnullas precationes »
rhythmicas, quae non exftant in impreflis. Pi&ur$e
ertiatus gratis, fed rudes omnino, additae funt. Scripfit
codicem Mofes Bili, filius Jodae anno mundi 5379.
Xi. 15 1 9. xvu
Folia exteriora 4 membranacea funt, et multo ve-
tuftiora, Hebraic^ fcripta.
5795-
15795* 579 6 - Folio.']
liber chartaceus, pars majoris libri, cum foliorum notac
incipiant & 239: procedunt ad 337.
1. Epiftola Jamblici, cum hoc titulo rubrica pi&o,
cc Tou aurou lotfA^hlxov i\$ £3T*roAu* n-oppupiW Unde
apparent alia Jamblici prazivifle.
2. Abamonis magiftri Epiftola ad Porphyrium fic in-
fcripta : €€ AGoZfAWvoq ^(WxaAou -srpoq tw -zsopfvplov Tzpoq
Dubia haec de Myfteriis JEgyptiorum agunt, et Epif-
tola ad finem libri extenditur/ XV.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 5796 — ^op.
06dei memb^nacietrsi Sflfyrtifc emptus ; a Bernardd
Mould 1 7.22. ; ^6i^inet ? ^vttm Teltamentum praetet
Apoc&lyplty. Poft AQhit Apbftolonitn primumlocuni
^pcefiparit ^pift'blae' Gatftolica^^ d^inde PauUnae. Sub-
^VM^elu^ J^bula le&ionum, -et alia ad finem
quinti, veniiti
ut' ex fubferiptione liquet, Junio 17; ^537, afpiris
500 — Folia habet 323. xv.
5797- / ;
[5797. Quarto.]
1. Liber Jobi cuni commentario Rah. Levi Ben Ger-
fon. Scripta k Mcnahem Virag, in urbe Aquila, A.Dl
2. Canticu.m Canticorum, cum Commei^tario Ij^m-
manuelis fili Solpmonis. Scriptum a Rlenaheni.'
3. Mbfis, filii Salomonis Aben Tibbon, in Canticuni
Canricorum Commentarii Introdu Aio, deficit' autem
Commentarius verfu fecundo. Scripta ut fupra* Codex
membranaceus*
579 8 - . .
An Heraldical Book in folio, written in feveral hands^
containing, (
1. A brief Account of olir Englifh Nobility, from be-
fore the Conqueft to Q. Kiizabcth, with their Arms
for the mod part tricked L ihe Margin. }
2. <4 Xhe Ordinances ?c Staruts whiehe weare made
by the ri^hte heighe & puilTante Prince Thomas of Laii-
cafter Sonne & Broiler " : ghte noble Kings of Engtand
& of France, Duke of Clarence, Counte de AumarW,
.great Senefchall of Eyngland, & Cbnftable, &ci for re-
formation &* good government in the office of Aiities.*'
36 pages, preceded & followed by many blank leaves.
5799*
A thin folio, containing the Defcent & Pedigreea of
feveral Families in the County of Hereford wifh their
Arms tricked, & an alphabetical Index at the ,end#
35 leaves.
5S00.
A Book of Pedigrees & deeds, in folio, containing,
1 fc Stemmata & propagationes familias di^niffimi viri
Johannis Hawes decivitate Londini Armigen. 1:
%. The Defcent & Kindred between Ricliard Gaftell,
Student in St. John's College in Oxford, & ShThomas
.White founder of the faid College, being defcended of
a Brother & Sifter who were children of John Kible-
- white of Southfawley in Com. Berkes in the 12th year
of Hen. vn. 2.b»
3. The Pedigree of John Delalynd; with a certification
of his Arms by Wm. Dethick, York Herald, and after*
wards Garter King at Arms, dated Feb. 20th 1577.
3- b - 4» 5-
4. The Pedigree of W" Yeates of Charney in com.
Berks. 5- b -
5. A Grant of Robert Arnold to Fremund de Aihe-
rigge of a piece of Land in Eft-Hyda, &c. Dated &
figned at Luton in 1 ith year of Edw. iv. 7.
6. A Grant and Delivery of John Gimue to William
Freeman Son of Thomas Freeman, a MefTuage & Yard-
Land with Meadow & Pafture lying in the Town &
Field of Ebryghton, &c. Dat. Sep. 1. in the 4th year
of Edw. iv. ?•
7. A Grant of John Freeman to Alyce Stryng; of a
Dwelling Houfe in Campeden, &c. dat. 1 Feb. in the
2cth year of Hen. vi. 8 *
D J 4 0 8,A.Power
Digitized by
Google
Catalogiis Librorum MSS,
Num. 5800, 5801.
8. A Power of Attorney granted by Tho. ftaftyng
ic Feleda his Mother to John Thommes to put John
Freeman of Ebryghton in poffcffioh of a Dwelling Houfe
in Campeden, &c. dated in the 14th year of Hen. vi. 8.
9. Releafe from Alice Stryng to John Freeman, dat.
*6th of Hen* vi. 8.
10. A Confirmation of Tho.Haftyng & Felicia his
Mother to John Freeman of the Houfe in Campeden,
dat* 15th Hen. vi* 8,
1 1. A Bond without any condition of Laurence fcer-
Ver & Hugh Deacon to Will", Freeman & Will" - . Blake*
well for 4 Marks, dat, 12th June, 19th of Edw. iv.
7. b.
ia« A Bond of W m . ftobyns & others to WilP. Free-
maA for one Pound. 8.
13. A general Releafe from Tho". Potyle & Eliza-
both his Wife to Will". Freeman. * 8.
14. A Conveyance from Will". Freeman of a Dwel-
Hng-houfe in Campeden to John Lidfey. 8. b*
15. A Bond of Will" - . Freeman to John Lidfey for
30 1. 8*b.
16. The Pedigree & Arms of Thomas Freeman of
Ebryghton in Com. Glouc. Signed by the Heralds.
9. b. 10. 1 1. a.
17. The Pedigree & Artn* of WilP. Hardwike of
Hardwycke in the County of Derby, 1 2.
184 The Pedigree & Arms of Sr. John Leeke fct.
Lord of Cotham. 1 2. b. 1 3.
19. Id. — — Bennet Penclad of Kilfigin in the
County of Monmouth, who gave much Lands to the
College of St. Auguftine near Briftoi. Signed by the
Heralds. 14* *5-
do. A Patent from WilP. Segar* Garter, for fup-
Jx>rters to be added to the Arms of Sir John Vaughan of
Golden Grove in the County of Carmarthen, on his
being created Baron Vaughan of Molingar in the King-
dom of Ireland. 1 6. b. 1 p
si. The Arms of Henry Aland of Crook in the
County of Waterford Efq; — of John Benbow of
Newport in the Co. of Salop. of Thomas Billings
Citizen of London. — of the Family of Prode al~*
Pfwde of Kent. of the Family of Drywood of
£ffex» — — of Edw. Bridgman of Livefley in the Co. of
Lancaftcr. do. It. 22.
a%. A Note with refpeft to the Perquifites belonging
to the Matter of the Horfe at the funerals of our former
Kings. 21.
2.3 The Arms & Pedigree of William Mundy Gent.
& Subdean of the Chapel to Q. Elizabeth. 22. b.
24. Id. Chriftopher Sympfon of Hunthoufe in
the Go. of York defcended from that Name & Family
originally in Nottinghamflu 23.
25. The Arms & Creft of Wm. Davies of Haver-
fordweft Gent. 23. b.
26. The Pktent for the Creation of Sir John Vaughan
of Golden Grove in the Co. of Carmarthen Kt. to the
Stile & Dignity of Baron Vaughan of Molingar in the
Kingdom of Ireland. 26.
27. Dcfcent & Arms of Anftie. 28.
Then follow many blank leaves.
28. The Genealogy & Arms of David Parry of
Noiath in the Co. of Cardigan, &c. Efq. 93. b. 94. 95.
29. Stemmata & Profapia antiquiffimae clariflimaeq;
fiumlise Lunsford de Lunsford in Com. Suffexiac.
307. b. 314.
30. Stemmata & Profapia, &c. familise Tichbornio-
nun eos ducentia a Rogero Tichborne milite, Domino
de Tichborne in com. Southamptoniae qui floruit fub
rege Henrico 11. 320. b. 325.
31. An alphabetical Lift of the Names of Perfons in
this Book.
5801.
This and the enfuing Number contain a Catalogue of
Knights made by Charles 11. with their Pedigrees,
Num. 5801—5804.
fcolle&ed by Peter Le Neve. The prefent has this
Title, written in his hand.
" A Catalogue of Knights made from the firft ytair
of the Reign of Charles the 2d, during all his Reign,
thofe of James the 2d, King William* & Queen Mary*
with their Pedigrees, colle&ed by Peter ie Neve, Rouge*
croix Purfuev 1 7th Auguft 1696. In 2 Volumes." The
Author has added thefe curious Mottos.
<c Rem ftullam peragh Lenevius, incipit omnem/*
Cf Heraldry a Study which only loads the Memory,
without improving the Underftanding."
The Vol. contains 163 leaves, befides many loofe
Papers inferted* & an Index of Names.
5802*
Vol.id; With this Title.
u The id Volume of Pedigrees of Knights made by
Charles the 2d, beginning with the year 1683 April 12th;
Colle&ed by Peter le Neve, Rouge Croix purfuevant of
Arms* Anno Dmi 16965 & continued during the reigns
of King James the 2d and King William the 3d & Queen
Mary, & King William alone* & Queen Anne." Only
93 written leaves, with an Index*
NB. Many of the Papers in thefe two Vols: are
original Documents*
An Heraldical Book in Folio reprefenting Coats of Arms
blazoned, and clafled under the principil Ordinaries
of, Croffes, Chiefs, Bends, FefTes, Bars, Chevrons,
Pales, Efcocheons, Saltiers, Cantons, Borders, &
Quartering!, &c. and alfo under the principal bear*
iiigs, digefted under their feveral heads alphabetically,
Anno 1609, & divided by Roger Kemyfs.
There is added a Lift of all the Lords & Knights
in the time of Henry in. — Alfo a Lift of the
Knights in every Shire in England in the time of Edw. 1.
& Edw. 11. copied out of a very old Manufcript in
French.
5804.-
A Paper book in folio, containing various Matters, in
different hands, relating to feveral Counties. Theft
are feveral parts foliated or paged, but no numbers
regularly continued throughout.
1. The firft Article begins with fol. 1 1. On the outer
leaf oppofite is written this Notice*
" Memorandum, quod ifte liber compofitus fuit et
compilatus de diverfis Inquifltionibus ex officio captis
tempore regis Edwardi filii Regis Henrici. Et fic con-
tenta in eodem libro pro Evidentiis habentur hie inScac-
cario et non pro Recordo."
This Article confifts of two books, in the firft of
which are contained the matters refpe&ing the Counties
of Kent, Surry, Suffix, Southampton, Bedford* Bucks,
Effix, Hertford, Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincoln, Cambridge,
Huntingdon, Middlefex, Tork, Cumberland, Lancafter,
Wefbnoreland. Of which, & a Trad relating to various
Counties, a Lift is given in the fame page, with re-
ferences. Book 2. treats of Nottingham, yDerbv, Nor-
thampton, Rutland, Worcefler, Salop, Stafford, Hereford,
Gloucefter, Warwick, Leicejler, Oxon, Berks, Wilts, So-
merset, Dorfet, Devon, Cornwall, with a complete alpha*
betical Index of names at the end. In all 117 leaves.
2. Extra&sout of the Regifter of the Abbey at Bath
& other Records. Here begins a new order of pages.
9-
3. Exemplar diplomatis Stephani regis Anglorum in
gratiam Henrici Winton Epifcopi pro Maaerio de Stid*
tone inefcambium Manerii de Mofdona. 17.
4. Recordatio & recognitio Henrici 11. at.
5. The Names of thofe who advifed the publication
of the Charter of King John in Ronemede. 29.
6. The Names of the Nobility in the Barons War
under Hen. in. 31.
7. Certificationes
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleiafa*.
Num. 5^644
J. Ceftificariones iadsc de fcodis mllitum tempbre
regis Hen. 11. 37 — 83.
Then follows an alphabetical Index to this Article.
j. Deeds, Grants & Privileges with Seals, & Seals
fingly . Beginning again with p. 1 1 . The Arms neatly
drawn, & extending to P.17& followed by a copious
alphabetical Index.
51 More Grahts & Privileges wfth Seals annexed j faid
to be " in the firft Box," The firft leaf marked 4.
10. A Letter or Remonft ranee to the Pbpe, complain-
ing of his infringement of the privileges of the K. of
England in regard t6 the King of Scotland, dated at Lin-
.coin 1 a Feb. 13*0. Which Letter was fablcribed by
96 Perfons of the firft rank in the Kingdota* k hens all
their Seals are annexed. 1
After which are continued the Grants & Privileges
with Seals. 18. The Lift from the fecond Box begins
f. a 1. the third, f. 25. b.
ri. TheDefcentof Chriftian the Relid ofWilPm
Maundevile £. of Effexfrom Rob. de Valonife. Marked
" Ex coileft. R. Glou. Somerfett. ,, 26.
1 2. Monuments in the Churches of Ferfeild & Weting
m Norf. & Tendringe Chapel in the Parifli of Stoke
Neyland in SufF. . &6» b.
13. Patent for bearing Arms, & Pedigrees of Families.
27. b.
14. An Extradfrota the Records of the Abbey of
Wigmor, mentioning Edw. the Confeflbr's Engagement
to William the Conqueror to appoint him his Heir, with
other incident hiftories, & an account of the foundation
of die faid Abbey. 35*
15. A Copy of the Epitaph of Tho. Howard lecond
thike of Norf. as it Was described in a Tablet which
hung up by his Tomb in St. Mary's Abbey Church in
Thetford in Norf. before the diffolutiott of that Abbey.
3^
16. A lift of Nobility with die time of their Creation.
ty. The Defcent of WilPmus Baro de
from Siulphus five Sigulphtls. 41.
i 8> Several Grants of Lands. 41. b.
19. Extrafts out of the Records of the Abbey of
bore, chiefly containing the hiftory & Pedigrees of many
Families. 44*
ao. Extra&s from the Chronicles of the Priory of
Lanthome in Wales, & Lanthome near Gloucefter, re*
lating to the hiftory & Pedigrees of Families. 49. b.
21. Extracts from the Regifter-book of die Abbey
of Tinterne in Wales, confiding of Matters hiftorical, &
Donations & Grants of Lands. 55.
a 2. Hiftoria Monafterii de Parco Stanley. With a
lift of the Abbots fubjomed, at f. 70* 63.
23. An Abftrafi of the Englifli Regifter or Lieger-
booke of all the Evidences of the Abbey Land of God-
ftowe. 71.
94. Carta S~cae Maris de Tama. 85.
25. Cartas de Ottendun & aliis. 91.
Scilicet, Carta: de Mortun, Atfendun, Sideham,
Mortun, Scydune, f. 92. 93. 94. de Santleia, Horfen-
dun, Stokes, Tettewrd, Crainfurd, Wyfaldia, Ceftreton,
Wendebberie. 95— ioi.
26. Ex rotula antiquo de Abbendon. 102.
17. A general Letter of Attorney from Henry Bvrch
of Doverre & Amya his Wife, to Roger Humbleftone
& John Sporiar of Leicefter, dated 2eth Feb. 4th year of
K. Henry poft conqueftum Anglise primo. 105.
28. A Grant from Ban m Verdon to Wakelin the
Son of Baldwin Doyle, of certain Lands & Meffuages,
&c. in Belton. 105.
29. A Grant from Thomas Earl of Lancafter to
Renand Malorre & Juliana his wife to inclofe 24 Acres
of Wafte, adjoining to their Wafte of Neuftocking in
the new Foreft of Lancafter, in die 35th of K.Edw.
105. b.
Num. 5804, 5805^
30. A Grant from Henry de Haftig to Hugh de
Haftig of certain Lands with homages & fervices. 1 06;
3 1. A Grant from Thomas de Verdun tb Henry de
Thokebia of a Yard Jand in Thokebi with its Appur-
tenances uptm the yearly payment of 5 fliillings. to6.b.
32. An Acquittance from Beatrice Dame de Roos to
Sr. Ralph de Haftynges, for 6 L fterl. 1061, b.
33. The Pedigree & Arms of Wm. Porter of Anftry
in the Co. of Leiceft. 107.
34* Grants of Lands, &a with Seals annexed. 107. b.
58054
. An Heraldital feobk in folicS corttaihing*
1 1 . The Defcent & Pedigree of feveral Families with
their Arms, apparently the Work of Henry Lily, Rouge*
Rofe, whofe Pedigree is in p. 146. his Name is tig&ed
to p^ t.
2. A Lift of the Names of Nobility and Gentry, with
a Defcriptidn of their Amis; 149.
3. The Defcent from Richard aBrome, at Brome in
Shropfliire. 1981
4. Extrads out o£ the Ledger of St. Radigunde juxta
Dover, relating to Grants, Sales & Donations* 199.
5. The Grant & Donation from Galfridus Le Sauvage
to the Abbefs of Polefwithe of his Bondfman Thomas
the Son of Robert de Weftuh. 200.
The number of the pages then feem to have been
changed inadvertently from 2 hundred to 3.
6. The Grant from WilPms Salvagius to the fame
Abbefs of Polefwithe of certain Meffuages & Lands m
Frefeteyte & Dodenhole, &c. 301.
7. Defcents & Pedigrees of Families ; with Grants
of Armes from Edmond Knyght, Norroy, Wm. Cam-
den ClarencieuX, &c. 302.
8. Releafc from Sir Wnk Bretoun to Nich. de So*
merton of certain Claims in the Manors of Wolvardin*
ton, LeHay & Gorcote. 313.
9. More Defcents & Pedigrees. 314*
10* Monuments taken from feveral Churches chiefly
in the Co. of Kent. 320.
1 1. Order of John de Mountague brother to the E.
of Sarum, concerning the place of his Burial. 333.
1 a. The Defcent & Pedigree of Thomas Mulle aTs
Millede Harfcombe, p. 334. & likewife of Ribaldus Ld.
of Midleham whofe Pofterity married with the Family of
Raaulphus de NevilK 336.
13. Releafes, Grants, Agreements of divers kinds. 338.
14. Colle&ions relating to the Family of Kirkeby.
344.
15. Collc&ions relating to the Family of Howard.
345* i^2.
16. Grants, Donations, Charters, Agreements.
356—362. 368—372.
17. The Pedigree of Hugh de Morvile & Tho. dc
Greyftoke. 363.
18. The Will of K. Henry vm> 373.
19. iPhe Defcent of Henrietta Maria Q. of England
a° 1626. of Robertus Diis & Baro Wilughby de
Erefby. — — Maximilian 11. Imperator. — from Gaf-
tonius de Foyx. 374.
20. Agreements & Determinations as to the fettle-
ment of Lands, &c. taken from an ancient Regifter of
Charters of the Earls of Oxford in poffeffion of Syr
Sym. D'Ewes. 376.
21. Pedigree of one branch of the Family of Hamil-
ton, 383. — & of the Family of Ludgerfhall. 384.
22. Grants of Lands, &c. 385.
23. A Lift of the Conftables of England. 595.
24. Grants, Donations, &c. There are interfperfed
fome Memorandums refpe&ng particular Families, & a
few Pedigrees in Wales. 397*
25. A very copious alphabetical Index to the whole
Book, which contains 350 pages, numbered as 450,
See If 5.
Am
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CataIogU9 Librorum MSS<
Num. 5806*— 5811*'
5806.
Ah Heraidical Book in folio confifting of Arms tricked,
with the Names of the Perfons to whom they belong*
& an alphabetical Index at the beginning, interfperfed
with Arms. In folio 1 o. is a Lift of the Knights of
the Bath created by K. James the day before his Co-
ronation. Many of the Arms are 0/ foreign Princes
& Potentates, as at f. 25, 26, &c.
Some of the Arms very neatly drawn, btit the
greater part only rudely fketched. The book contains
159 leaves, befides the Index and thofe mixed with it.
It is patched, and made up of many . different papers
pitted together.
5807.
An Heraidical Book in folio, confifting of Arms & Crefts;
- tricked, with die Names of the Perfons to whom they
belong, begun the 28th May 1602, by Wm. Smithy
Rouge dragon. There is an alphabetical Iiidex at the
beginning. It afterwards belonged to John Philipot,
Herald : then to Rowland Williams, & thence tranf-
ferred in 1668. Some engraved Arms from a Win-*
dow are parted at the back of the original Title, &
another leaf of the lame at the end. 138 leaves are
firft numbered, then follows a feeond Index, & 45
more leaves of Arms.
5808-
An Heraidical Book in fol. exhibiting the Defcents &
Pedigrees of the Englifli Nobility, with an alphabeti-
cal Index at the beginning. 180 pages. Bound up
with N° 6181.
NB. This Bock has many original papers and do*
cuments bound in between the leaves, and relating to
the various Families. Between pages 130 &P131 are iiv-
ferted the Advertifement iffued by General Robert TiekU
ing on the Elopement of his Wife, Barbara Dutchefs of
Cleveland, and of his Trial for Bigamy. The papers
thus inferted, deferve to be carefully exaihined ; they
are very numerous, fome original letters, fome printed
papers, Epitaphs, Grants, &c.
5809.
An Heraidical Book in folio, exhibiting the Defcents &
Pedigrees of Families in the County of Derby, with
their Coats of Arms tricked. At the end there ' is an
. alphabetical Index ; and a Lift of Gentlemefc in each
Hundred.; with others ftylcd Ufurpers ; & at the
beginning there is a Lift of the Arms of certain Gent,
in the Co. of Derby & Nottingham, a 0 1569. The
Book contains 8.6 leaves, befides the Indexes*
An Heraidical Book in folio, exhibiting the Defcents &
Pedigrees of Families in the City of London, with an
alphabetical Index at the beginning. 73 written leaves.
Bound up with 5869.
5811.
A thin folio of 1 6 leaves, fairly written on Vellum, in
the year 162c, (See f. 15 & 16.) containing the Ge-
nealogy of the Family of Fineh of Suffex, &c. with
their Arms elegantly blazoned; & illuftrated byEx-
trafts from divers Charters & other Records.
F0I.9. is fome account of the Belknaps of Kent,
time of E. 3d. by the Marriage with which Family the
Finches inhabited the Moat near Canterbury.
Fol. 9. b. are alfo fome particulars of the Family
of Butler of Sudeley Co. Glouc. from Inquit* poft mor-
tem,. &c. E. 4.
Fol. 10. feveral Records, &c. of the Family of
Montfort, of Henley, & Beldefert Co.Warw. with a
beautiful Seal of Maud the Emprefs ; alfo two others of
Num. 58 1 1 — 5#i6.
Henry de Montfort, & Joan de Sudeley, appehdanUo
their Charters. S.D. -
At the end of this neat vellum book are, bound up
fome paper leaves, containing the Pedigrees of the Fa-
milies of Blage Co. Wilts. & Baynard in Eflex, as
" perufed & allowed in the Records of theOffice of Wm.
Dethick, Garter K. of Arms 1588."
On the ad leaf is a Pedigree of Lay borne of Cunef*
wick in Weftmoreland, &c. with Arms, &c.
5812.
A thin Book in folio (botind up with 3966.) exhibiting
the Defcents & Pedigrees of Families in the Co of
Oxford,, with their Arms tricked. There is an alpha*
betical Index at the beginning, and drawings of the*
ancient Arms of Magdalen Coll. Oxford, alfo of Ch.
Ch. & names of the principal Members. Alfo the,
Arms belonging to the City of Oxford 15^4. with
the ancient Seal of the Toivn & Boreugh of W itney.
56 leaves, but three are wanting at the beginning*
5813.
A Book in folio, confifting of Afrns & Crefts tricked,
with the Names of the Perfon to whom they belong.
There are fix fets, the firft numbered in half pages,
as far as 285. The 2d, after many blank leaves, in whole
pages, to 198. The ad,, in leaves, to 31. 4th, Welfl*
Armes, 7 pages. 5th, Scottilh Arms alphabetically, . 2 1
leaves. 6th^ Arms of Lancafter, 3 leaves.
5814*
A Book in folio exhibiting the Defcents & Pedigrees
Families in the County of Worcefter, with their Arms
tricked, & an alphabetical Indes, . containing alfo;
Grants & Family Hiftory, particularly of the Family
of Iittletdn. f 64—83 iticlufive. . T
The whole contains 114 leaves, and is bound with
N°584i.
A Book in folio, confifting 6f Coats of Arms tricked, &
their Crefts, with the Names of the Perfons to tthom
they belong, Grants of Arms, & an alphabetical In-
dex at the end. 119 pages j bound up with N*
5818, .
58l6. ; ,
A thin folio of 41 leaves, entitled on the back, . Pedi-
grees of the Weftons, Deeds, &c. The paper is ' dif-
coloured, & fome leaves at the beginning & end tarn,
indeed the firft part Teems
• I'm A fragment, having 42 marked on fol. 1.: which
TOfcfifts of an imperfeft Pedigree, Allington. -
2. '*Ex lft>r. Hiftoriae fauriliae de Montgomery vii
Pedigree of Vilers, &c. 2.
3. Short Pedigrees' & Arms of Bon^fter & Avery,
with a pencil (ketch of a Monument, & Infoiption under
it of Magckla Walgrave, &c. from Barley Church,- Eflex,
— 1596. 3.
4. Pedigree, &c. of Walgrave, " out of an old
orte of Parchment in Coll* in the Cuftody of Mr.
Walgrave of Bevalls in Bures S. Marces." 4.
5. Atchiev&hent of Arms of D°in 21 Quarters, with
Observations, w out of the Charter-book of the Corpo-
ration: of Sudbury Com. Suff. in the L uftody of James
Allen, Vicar of All Saints in the fame Towne." 5.
6. Charter, a neat Seal, of Sr. Rich. Waldegrave Kt,
6.
7. Deeds & Arms of Baflet, Pembrugge, &c. - 7,
8. "Ex Evidentiis Rici Wefton de Rougeky in Lo.
Staff, Arm." viz. Copies of Charters with- Seals, &c.
from t. H. 3d. chiefly relating to the Manors of Wfcfton
under Lizard, Blymhill, Betterton, Newton, &c. Ruge-
leye, & Brereton, &c. f. 8 to 18, and at fol. 9. an
z fcfcaet
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Num. 5816 — 5&22*
Efcaet t. E. i k relating to the Baflets of Dr&yton, Little-
tons, &c. on a piece of parchment bound, &c.
9. Copy of a Charter of Free Warren to Hugh de
Wefton 13 E. 1. 9 b.
10. " Ex evidentiis Henrici Shirley de Shirley et Stan-
ton milk* et baronetti." 1 8. b.
11. ** Out of my Lo. Chaworth's books, obfervcd
by Mr. S Uo Kniveton, Liber 3. pag.53."
*E. libro de feod* milk* t. E. 3. in Scadcario," and
out of other books in the Exchequer, in Mr. Fanfhaw's
Office, t. E. 1. relating to the Chaworths, Curzons,
&c. 19.
12. " Out of another book of the fame Lo. Chavvorth
marked with V." 20.
13. " Repertorium diverfarum Chartarum temp. E. 1.
E.a. E.3. R. 2. H. 4, 5, 6. E.4. R.j. H. 7 & 8. ex
Recordis in Scaccario ex parte Olberne." 20. b.
14. " Genealogia Regia Hen. 3. ab Adam, e libro
rubeo, fol. 47, &c." Vide etiam Matth. Paris." 2 1 .
15 Continuation of the Wefton Deeds, &c. and of
their Succeffors the Myttons, &c. 22.
16. Drawings in Pencil of the two figures of Sr. John
de Wefton & Ifabella Bromley, in the Eaft Window of
the Chancel of the Church of Wefton under Lydyard,
with three Shields placed under them. 30.
17. " Ex Evidentiis M ri Waited Gifford de Chilling,
ton, Co. Staff. 1631." (Sec Hift. of Staff. V0I.1. p. 300.)
31, &c.
18. A long Pedigree of the ancient Family of Wefton,
&c. . 32.
19. " Ex Evidentiis Walteri Giffard, ut fup. with a
long Pedigree of the Family by Glover." 37.
20. Drawings of 3 Monuments of the Weftons,
in the Church of Paigeley, where they ilill remain.
21. Various old monumental Inscriptions, & a Pen-
cil Sketch of a rich Monument of the Family of Wal-
grave. 41.
5817.
A thick Folio, with the Arms of the Englifli Nobility
tricked, in the order of their rank. Many not filled
up, & many feparate Papers inferted.
5818.
A thin Folio, with the Arms & Crefts of feveral Families
blazoned, with an alphabetical Index. 43 leaves, but
the old numbering Joft, which makes the Index fal-
lacious.
5819.
A Book in folio, ddntaining the Defcents & Pedigrees
of Families in the Counties of Berks, Bucks, Oxon,
&c Wants an Index* Only 58 leaves written.
5820.
A Book in folio, with the Names of Peffons* & a de-
fcription of their Arms, alphabetically difpofed to the
end of tbe Letter E. — A very copious Lift, figned on
the firft leaf, " Hen, Lily, Rouge Rofe."
5 8 2 r.
A thin Folio of 23 leaves, bound up with N°* 840 and
5835, containing the Pedigrees of feveral FamilieSi
The Arms & Crefts are neatly tricked. To the laft,
which is that of Wilkinfon, is fubferibed, " entered
in the Vifitation of Yorkshire, at York, the 13th of
Auguft 1666. William Dugdaie* Norroy King of
Arms."
5822.
A Folio of 49 written leaves, bound up with N° 1081.
It contains the Pedigrees of Berkfliire Families, in
alphabetical order, with their Arms neatly tricked.
Cat.Hajuu Voir. III.
Num. $823—58284
5*23.
A Bbok iii Folio, with the Arms of Families & the Ctefta
tHcked, which were granted by Sir Gilbert Detheck*
In 55 leaves.
At the other end of the Book there is the Vifita-
tion of Norfolk, by John Raven, Richmond, anno 1613.
Bound up with N°* 1101, 4756.
An alphabetical Index is fubjoined to the firft parU
5824.
A Book in folio, confifting of Coats of Arms & Crefts
tricked, fome at the beginning are blazoned} & the
Names of the Families to whom they belong are
added. 1 50 Leaves with Efcutcheons, but only 103
with Arms, ^n Index is added.
5825.
A Book in folio, exhibiting the Defcents & Pedigrees
of f amilies in the Co. of Huntingdon, with their
Arms and Crefts tricked* There is added an alpha-
betical Index. There are 87 leaves, befides fome
blank. At p. 72. is the King's Commiffion to Claren-
ceux for his Vifiic.iion 1602. At 74, the Deputation
of Clar-neeux to Lancafter Herald, 161 3. There are
alfo tranferipts of old Charters at fol. 14, 17, 42, &c.
From an old Regifter f. 32. Arms from Churches,
&c.
The Book was bought of the Daughter of Hen.
Lily, Rouge Dragon.
5826,
The Heraldical Papers of Sir Gilbert & Sr. William
Detheck, Garter King of Arms ; the former created
the 4th of Edw. vi. 1548. & died 1584. The
latter created 28th of iliz. 1 586, & depofed 1 Jan.
1603.
This book contains 355 leaves, and not lefs than
240 feparate Articles, the whole of which have been
carefully enumerated by Mr. Wanley, in an Index of
ten pages, fubjoined to the Papers themfelves. Many
of the Articles are very curious, referring to the Rights
and Offices of Heralds, and various other topics. The
laft of them is an account of an Obfequy kept at Paris
for King Henry vili. f. 352.
'•5827.
A book in folio imperfedt at each end, containing at
prefent 150 leaves ; bound up with N° 4878. An old
Title terms ir, " A Difcourfeof Devonfh. & Cornwall,
with Blazon of Arms, the Bifhops of Exeter, the
Revenues of the Deneries and Parfonages and other
Gentlemen."
What remains relates chiefly to Devonfliire, and
contains many good defcriptions of Pariflies, with fome
Copies of curious Charters. Oppofite to fol. 60. is a
circular delineation of the precinct of the Foreft of Dart-
moor j preceding which are Charters of its bounds, &c.
5828.
A book in folio, of 79 leaves ; bound up with
N°*no9, 1405, 4692 &6i44,
1. Containing Arms & Crefts of Families in the Coun-
ties of Oxford, Buckingham, Berks, Rutland, Bed-
ford.
2. A Vifitation taken & made by John Philpott, Somerf*
& William Rylev, Bluemantle Purfuivant at Arms 1634.
in the Co. of Oxf. &c. Buckingham, Berks, Rutland,
Bedford. *" 7°*
3. At fol. 65. b. is the fpurious Epiftle of St.P*ul to
the Laodicean s, in Engltfb, with a Lift, of Apocryphal
Scriptures.
4li A Book
Digitized by
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Num. 5829—5836.
5829.
A Book in folio, exhibiting the Defcents & Pedigrees
of Familie* in Suflex, with an alphabetical Index at
the beginning. Containing 164 leaves.
5830-
A Book in folio, exhibiting the Defcents & Pedigrees
of Families in Surry, with an alphabetical Index at
the end. A few Arms are fketched in Pencil on
printed Shields at the beginning. Befides which are
29s leaves.
5831.
A Book in French, formerly the property of G. le Fort,
Roy (T Amies, containing the Arms, blazoned, ot
fcll the Knights of the Garter, from the Inftitutionof
the Order to the Reign of Charles i. ending with
the Duke of Lenox, The book has 520 pages, pre-
pared for Arms, with a printed Shield & Garter, of
which 458 pages are filled.
Subjoined to the Arms of each Knight or Sovereign
are his proper titles : and fotnetimes a fketch of a Bio-
graphical kind. Prefixed to the whole is an alphabeti-
cal Lift of Names : then follow the Statutes of the Or-
der in French, with the feverai Additions ; then a Ihort
hiftory of the Inftitution in Latin. Thefe occupy 20
pages, prior to the other enumeration. The Title is
written in Capitals, and is this :
" Les noms, furnoms, qualitez, armes, et leur
" Blafonnement, de tons les Rois, Empereurs, Princes,
Dues, Marquis, Comtes, Vicomtes, Barons, et Seig-
neurs, Comandeurs, et Officers de l'Ordre et Miiice
de la Jartiere D'Angleterre, depuis lTnftitution d'icelui
par Edward 111. de ce Nom, Roy d'Angleterre, Premier
Chef Souvercin d'icelui, le Dernier Jour Decembre,
1347."
5832.
A Book in folio, exhibiting the Defcents and Pedigrees
of Families in Buckingham?! lire, with their Arms
tricked, fome Deeds & Grants interfperfed, and an
alphabetical Index at the end : transcribed out of the
Book of the Vifitation of the faid County by Wm,
Hervey Efq. Clarencieux King of Arms, Anno Dni
1 566, by John Philipott, Rouge Dragon. It contains
74 leaves befides the Index, and is bound with 5868.
' 5833:
A Book in folio, containing an alphabetical Lift of
Names with their Bearings of Arms. It is entitled,
" Alphabeta Generofitatis," and is bound with N°
899, a fimiiarbook.
5 8 34-
A thin Book in folio, containing " Obfervations con-
cerninge the Nobility of England auntient and
moderne," 43 leaves^ divided into 12 Chapters, Bound
with N° 6778.
5835.
A Book in folio, exhibiting the Defcents and Pedigrees
of both Englifli and Wcl(h Families, with their Arms
tricked, and an alphabetical Index. 268 pages befides
the Index. Bound with 840 and 5821.
•5836.
This and the two following Numbers are bound together,
and in the fame Vol. with N oi 5287 and 6143.
The firft is a thin folio with this Title, u The Pro-
bationer hys fyrfte AfTaye in the myfteryes of Armorye,
cowched in a verye playne & famylliar difcourfe of the
trewe placinge of the ordinary difcendinge difference of
yenger Brothers & Famylyes incidente to any Coate
Num. 5S36 — 5844,
Armour, tod fo briefelye touchinge the Conjugal! Par-
tition of the Shielde: from whence proceedeth the pri-
marye conceflion of fuperior aflignation to the well de-
fervinge : With the due location of all forts of remune-
ration or augmentations in all Efcocheons, efpecially in
thofe which do difcende by hereditarye devolution. Col-
le&ed, repeated and conferred upon by three wandering
Knightes, as Syr Bezaro, Syr Challamour & Syr Per-
fides." It is in the form of Dialogue, and occupies 63
pages,
5837*
The Came in a different hand-writing, and with fonle
Variations.
5838.
"The Probationer's fecond D&y's Difcourfe, of the
Dignity of the Shielde and of Creaftes." The Sequel
to the former Dialogue. 1 o 1 pages. •
5839-
A thin Folio with Arms and Crefts tricked, and the
Names of the Perfons to whom they belong. An al-
phabetical Index is prefixed.— In the beginning they
are called " Camden's Gifts/' The date of the Grant
or Confirmation is affixed to each, 42 leaves ufed;
the reft blank.
584O.
A Folio containing, " The Arms and Pedigrees of the
Gentry of Devonfliire, as they were fet downe in the
Survey of Wm. Harvy Clarenceulx King 6f Armes
in the yeare of our Lord 1 565." An alphabetical In-
dex is prefixed. 127 leaves, after which is the be-
ginning of an alphabet of Arms.
584.J.
A Folio, containing 32 written leave?, exhibiting the
Arms and Pedigrees of Families in Worcefterfhire, at
the Vifitation An. Dni 1 569 ; with an alphabetical
Index. This is bound up with 5814, a much more
curious colle&ion of Pedigrees, Arms, Monuments,
Charters, &c. for Worcefterfliire.
5842.
A Folio, containing the Arms and Pedigrees of Families
in Suffolk, with an alphabetical Index. 1 1 8 written
pages. Bound with 772 & 1103. Belongedin 1680
to John Saunders, Fetter Lane,
5 8 43- f
A Folio, with the Arms of Families in the County of
Kent, 'with the Names of the Perfons to whom they
belong, and an alphabetical Index. Only 57 leaves
ufed. Bound with 5862.
A thin Book, bound up with N° f 5852, 5864 & 6129.
It contains,
1. A fragment of a book of Arms, tricked, from 234
to 255, with a copious Index fubjoined, and referring
to the whole Book when perfeft.
2. Summonfes to Heralds, on a leaf prefixed to the
above Index.
3. Grant of Arms to the Corporation of Bury St. Ed-
munds : by William Camden, dated 29th Nov. 1606.
4. Pedigree of Nicholas Hert, from Philip de Cham-
paine.
5. Grant of Arms from Richard St. George, Norroy,
to Robert Benclofe, not dated.
6. Another Grant, dated 16 n.
7. More Arms of various Families. Then, the book
being inverted, follow,
S. u The Proclamacon for thed'fclayming of fuch that
tooke upon them the tytks of Gent, without authoritye,
3 and
Digitized by
Bibliotheca* Harleiaft*.
3°3
Num. 5844—5848.
and were difclaymed in Durham." Dated, 16th Sept.
1615.
9. " A Letter from the Lords of Privy Counfell to the
Judges of Aflife upon the Vifitation of a King of Amies."
1 o. " A Letter from the Counfell to the Knights &
Gentlemen of the Countrie."
1 r. " The effeft and ufe of my Vifilacon, y e neccffitie
and benefit to all the Gentry of England, How I am by
Oath enjoyned, and by virtue of the great Seale of Eng-
land authorized to execute the fame/ 1 With two other
official Papers, by Richard St. George, Norroy King of
Arms.
5845-
A thin folio, with Coats of Arms of Families inLincoln-
(hire, and an alphabetical Index. At the end there
is a Pedigree of the Family of Towers. Fol. 1 & 2
do not belong to the reft, and fol. 1. of the other
leaves is wanting, 17 are numbered. It is bound with
N 0 5 8 7 4.
5846.
A Book of Arms, bound with the following Number.
It belonged to Henry Lily, Rouge Croix, in whofe
hand the following Titles are written :
" Creafts and Arms given by Chriftopher Barker
afs Garter, Knight, with lome other auntient Arms.
Who died the fecond day of January, being Thursday,
about 8 of the Clock at night in Paternoiter-rewe in
London, a° 3 0 Edu 6 li 1550. Coppied out of an old
Booke foinetime William Colborne's, Yorke Herald, and
of later time Rafe Brooke's, Yorke Herald, now in the
Cuftodfe of Sr. Edward Dering, Knight-and Baronet^ a°
163 2." Signed at bottom, k< Henry Lily. * %
The Names are placed alphabetically, and there is
alfo an Index, but the leaves are , not numbered. The
laft leaf is entitled, "Liber Similitud. Caput 1. Of coun-
terfeiting, and of things whofe outward Ibewe is other
than they are y m felves in deede."
5847-
A thin Folio, containing Crefls and Arms, being the
Grants of Sir Gilbert Detheck, with an alphabetical
Index. Bound with the preceding. Thefe are 55
leaves.
584.8.
A fmall Folio of 47 leaves, bound up with two other
Vifitations, &c. of Shropfhire 5178 — 9. This contains
Pedigrees with the Arms tricked, of divers Families
in that County, but without an Index
f. 39. b. " Rot. Parliam. 3H. 7. N° 32. An Aft
againlt Tho. Kynnafton and others," of the fame Name,
Gent n Co. Salop, for Murders, Robberies, &c. com-
mitted by them.
f. 41. Are divers Coats of Arms and other Church
Notes relating to Albrighton in Shropfhire, fometimein
the pofleffion of that great Family of Pychford, &c. Alfo
divers Arms and Infcriptions from Bridgnorth Church,
of the Hordes, Stapletons, Buckleys of Chefliire, Gold-
fmiths, Langleys, Fermours, &c.
f. 42. Other Arms & Infcriptions in Charley Church,
of the Families of Gatagre, who married the daughter
and Heir of Swinerton of Staff. &c. Brokes, Knights,
Ferers, Shirleys, &c.
f. 42. b. Whitechurch, a market Towne anciently be-
longing to the Ld. Strange of Blakeweare, by whofe
daughter & heir it came to the Talbots Earl of Shrewf-
bury, &c. * Then follows divers Arms of the Talbots and
their Matches, &c. of Green, Beauchamp, Mortimer,
Ulvefter, Bohun, Boteler, Furnival, Tho. Breton, and
Matilda ux. Alfo a brafs Monument for John Talbot E.
of Shrewfbury, &c. dated 1453.
f. 43. " Kelmarch on the Weft banks of Severne,
formerly belonged to a younger Family of the Earl Mor-
timer. In the Church the Arms of Mortimer, Botetort^
&c." Alfo an account of llales Owen Church, &c.
with divers Arms, &c. therein of the Lytteltons, Wor-
leys, &o
" Belingfley on theEaft bank of Severne, thePof*
feffion of Tho. Afton of Afton Co. Chefter, Efq. &c-
formerly of Walter Befyne Ld. thereof, who married
Mabel 3d daughter afid heir of Warine Burwarderley
Ld. of Afteley Co. Staff." In the Church two Coats of
Arms.
f. 44. Various Arms from Stotefdon Church in Shrop-
fhire, and Infcriptions for Tho; Pigott & Ifabel his Wife,
and for Sr. Tho. Blount Knt. and Anne his Wife, who
made this window 1414.
f. 44- b. Divers Arms and Infcriptions from Tong
Church, viz. of the Vernons, Pipes, Skevingtons, Dy-
moke, &c. (See alfo Le Neve's Colle&ions, 3516, &c.
before defcribed.)
f. 45—7. A Pedigree and Arms of Watfon of Burg-
hall Co. 8alop, with the following conclufion:
" This is a Copy of a confufed Defcent brought
to me by Mr. Jo.'Watfon laft mentioned, to add the
two laft Defcents and their Quarterings, Creft, &c. May
1699. Jo. Johnfon."
Bound with N* 751 o.
5849-
A Folio, with Coats and Crefts of Arms tricked, and an
alphabetical Index (fuppofed by Sr. Gilbert Detheck)
6^ leaves ufed. Bound with 1567.
5850-
Arms, alphabetically arranged, as far as Haw ; blazoned
as far as Ene, then only tricked. Thefe occupy 42
leaves. Then follows a complete alphabet of -Names
from A to Yel, with the Arms only defcribed, and
the Counties to which the Families belong, marked
in the margin.
5 8 5 i.
A thin Folio, bound with 4110, containing Coats of
Arms with their Crefts, very carefully tricked, be-
longing to Princes of Italy and Venice, Families in the
Netherlands, the Prince of Orange and other Kings
and Princes. 26 leaves, the common Names alpha-
betically placed.
5852.
A thin Folio, containing the Arms of Saints, Patriarchs,
the chief Empires, and fundry Kings Chriftian and
Heathen. Only 5 leaves ufed. Bound with 5844,
5364, & 6129.
5853.
A thin Folio, a few leaves only, containing the Arms
and Crefts of Henry Saunderfon and Pierce Chater
both of Meroraftell Efquires, together with 14 taken
out of the Gallery of Lord Burleigh's Houfe at Theo-
bald's. The reft of the pages have only blank Shields.
Bound with 1448.
5854-
A thin Folio, of between 30 and 40 written leaves, con*
taining,
1. A Lift of Nobility, with the dates of their Creations.
i.b.
2. A Lift of the Knights of the Garter in the time of
Elizabeth, in French. 1.*
3. Order of precedency in Parliament. 2.*
4. A moft ample Lift of Nobility, beginning with
Edgar Ethelinge, Son to Edward the Outlaw. 3. b.
Continued to Milo Fitzwater, in the Reign of
Henry 1. 14. b.
5. Arms tricked, beginning with Henry 8. and Anne
Bcleyn.
1 A Folio
Digitized by
304
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num.5855— 5860*
5855* §
A folio containing,
1* fixtra&s out of the Legend of the Moftaftery of
JJreukburn in the C04 of Northumberland, in the pof-
feflion of Rob*Crefwell, Somerfet Herald of Arms 1597*
2. Deeds and Evidences of various kinds. 17.
3. Degree of Men in England, ex libro coiled, per
Fletewood.
4. Grants, Donations, &c* extracted from the Re-
gifter of the Abbey of St. Mary de Fufnefio. 45-
5. Linea progenialis de Mowbray Comitibu^de Not-
tingham and Marshall. 5^
6. Extras from the Charters of KJohn andHen.m.
82.
7. Extrafts from the Regifter of the Abbey of St.
lames de Wigmore. 87.
8. A Patent from Maximilian the Emperor to Chrif-
topher Stakans for bearing certain Arms therein fet forth.
94.
9. A Patent granted by K.James to Nich. de Moulin
Ambafladot from Venice* for an addition to his Arms,
and for conferring on him the degree of Knighthood.
95-
10. Extracts out of the Regifter of the Abbey of
Crowland. " n 9 6 -
11. Extrafts from the Regifter of the Monaftery of
Walden in Effex, 97-
12. A Note of the Knights made by K. James 1.
106.
1 3. Extrafts from the Regifter of the Abbey of Croy-
land. n ,
Belonged to Henry Lily, Rouge Rofe. 1 15 written
leaves.
5 8 5 6. .
A Book in folio, being an alphabet of Names in various
Reigns, from Hen. 3. to Edward 6.
5 8 57-
A Book in folio, containing,
1. A Plan. «•
2. An alphabet of old capital Letters, and 4 particu-
ticular knots. m 7*
3. Defcents and Pedigrees of Families in feveral Coun-
ties, with their Arms tricked. 7. b. to 143.
4. A Note of the Kings of Arms and their true Sue-
cefliou fromEdw. 1. an° 1272. till 1684. 154-
5. The Lineal Defcent or Genealogy of the Family of
Skipwiths in the Co. of York. 1 73- b -
6. Verfes on the Death of Cap. Williams. 176. b.
7. An Alphabetical Index. * 80.
Bound with N° 5880, and 6061.
5858.
An heraldical book in folio, containing,
1. Names of Gentry in all the Counties, with defcrip-
tion of their Arms .
2. Defcen's and Pedigrees of Families, with their
Arms tricked. ' U-*
3. Arms from Churches, defenbed. 21. b.
5859-
A Book in folio, being an entire alphabet of Names,
with the defcriptioa of their Coats of Arms, and fome
tricked in the margin. There is a Lift of Entperors,
Kings, Saints, and Knights of the Round Table, in
the 8 laft leaves.
5860.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. AnAbftraftof a Patent from Charles King of
Sweden, granting to John Jackfon of Stockport in the
Co. of Chefhire the honour of Nobility, and a Coat
Num. 5860 — 5866.
of Armes with the title of Johannes Pegafus, in confi-
deration of his military Achievements both by Sea and
Land in his Service.
2. Coats of Arms and Crefts, with the Names of
Perfons to whom they belong, with an alphabetical In-
dex prefixed. 1 4 \ leaves with, generally, about 1 6 Arms
in each Page; about 4576 Arms.
5861.
1. A Book in folio, with Coats of Arms and Names to
whom they belong, alphabetically. 6 1 pages.
2. Another Book containing Pedigrees, with fome
Arms and many feparate Papers inferted. Towards the
end of this part is the Signature of Edward Norgate,
Windfor Herald.
3. A few leaves, with many Names, and principal
bearings, rudely fketched.
4. An alphabetical Index, referring to the firft book.
5862.
A folio, containing,
t. Defcents and Pedigrees of Families in Kent, with
their Arms tricked ; 30 leaves, followed by an Index.
2. Coats of Arms and Names, beginning with King
James, and a few men of Rank, and then alphabetically
drawn on printed Shields: 18 leaves: no Index. Bound
with 5843.
5863.
A folio, containing a Tranfcript taken from an ancient
Roll by Robert Glover, Somerfet Herald of Arms,
which exhibits a large number-of Arms with Crefts
and Quarterings.— In the beginning there is an alpha-
betical Index.- —And a lift of Knights made at Cadiz
in Spain by the Earl of Eflex, an* 1596. Thefe are
inferted between the Imiex and the book, which has
137 leaves. This Atteftation is prefixed:
Hoc tranferiptum five exemplar rariffimi cujuf-
dam Rotuli antiqui de re Armorum, fideliter cum pro-
totypo concordare teftatur Robertus Glover, aliter di&us
Somerfttt hcraldus Armorum, qui manu propria eundem
(fie) fcriplit, atque Armorum omnium in eo formulas ex-
preflit. In cujus rei fidem in Teftimonrum nomen fuum
fubfcripfit xx° die menfis Aprilis, An° Chrifti Servatoris
MDLXXIX qui fuit Regni Ser nw Rcginas Elizabeths
Anus Vicefimus primus*
R. Glover Somerfett."
5864.
A folio with Coats of Arms ^nd the Names to whom
they belong, with an alphabetical Index. 87 leaves j
bound with 5844, 5852, and others.
5865.
A folio, containing,
1. At the beginning and the latter end fingle Arms
and Crefts with Names of Perfons.
2. Defcents and Pedigrees of feveral Families, chiefly
in Hampfliire.
3. There is an alphabetical Index at the beginning. It
contains 51 written leaves, and is bound with N° 1 186.
5 866.
A thin folio, containing,
1. The Names of the Governours, Lieutenants, Lords
Juftices and Deputies of Ireland, fince the conqucft
thereof by K. Henry 11.
2. An alphabet of the Names and Arms of certain
Nobility and Gentlemen of the fame Country. At the
end the Arms of Dan. Molyneux, Ulfter King of Arms*
3. Coats of Irifh Arms tricked, with Names. Bound
up with N° 6096.
•A folio
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae
Num. 5867 — 5873.
5867.
A Folio exhibiting the Defcents & Pedigrees of Fami-
lies of feveral Counties, with an Alphabetical Index
containing 193 leaves, with a few deficiencies: and
at the end 7 leaves of the Arms of the Mayor, Bai-
liffs, &c. of Abingdon. At fol. 41, the Arms of the
Town of Buckingham. At 84 thofe of Banbury.
1 io, Abingdon. Bound with N° 1072.
5868.
A thin Folio, exhibiting the Defcents & Pedigrees of
Families chiefly in the County of Bucks, with an Al-
phabetical Index at the end. Contains 63 leaves,
and is bound with 5832.
5869.
A thin Folio exhibiting the Arms & Crefts of Fami-
lies in the City of London, with Names, & an Alpha-
betical Index at the end. 34 leaves, bound up with
5810.
5 8 7°-
A thin Folio with the Arms of the Vifitation of Not-
tingham by Richard St. George, Efq; Norroy King
of Arms, & in his company by Hen. St. George,
Bluemantle Purfuivant of Arms, an°. 1614. fol. 33.
No Index, & part has only the names without the
Arms. It is bound up with two others of Notting-
hamfh. 1400 and 6593.
5871.
A Folio containing,
1 * The Defcents & Pedigrees of Families in Devonfhire,
as taken in the Vifitation of Wii. Harvie, Claren-
cieux King of Arms, an°. 1565. — 89 pages, with an
Index. The laft page is by miftake removed to the
end of the fecond article.
2. Various arms, fuperfcribed at the beginning,
Jofeph Holland, 1579* 21 El. R." — the whole in a
very neat hand. This part has 28 leaves, very full of
arms, but no index. Bound with N°* 886 and 2218.
3. Pedigrees & Arms of Families in WiltOiire. With
an index prefixed, 1565. In the fame hand as the firft.
4. ■ Dorfetfh. 1574.
5. — ■ Worceflerftiire 1569.
6. ■ ■ ■ ■ Somerfetfh. 1573. All in the fame hand.
5872.
A Folio containing,
1. The Nobility of England 1614, in their due places
according to the Creations.
2. Names with the defcription of their Arms.
3. Names with Mottos.
4. Pedigrees of feveral ancient Families, viz. Tucket,
Zouche, Willoughby, Weft, Ld. de la Ware, Lds. Berke-
ley, Parker, Stafford, Scroop, Sutton, Ld. Dudley,
Stourton,Darcey, Sandes, Vaux, Wyndors, Wentworth,
Mordant, Cromwell, Eure, Sheffield, Wharton, Prefton
& Pagett, North, Chandos and Brydges, St. John, Wot-
ton, Torbryan C°. Devon, Danvers C°. Wilts, Gerrard,
De Spencer, Fynes, Leonard, Denny, Stanhope, Vane,
Carew, Montgomery, &c. Arundell, Knyvett, Noel of
Ellenhall in Co. Staff. Dormer, Roper, Grevill, Finch,
&c. Heneage, Grey,&c. 80 leaves in this part. This is
bound up with 5 1 80 & 6777.
At the beginning is this fentence : " Vive tibi et Mufis,
Multitudmis Amicitias vita, Temporis fis avarus, omnibus
benefices, utere donis tuis, verfrum Dei nunquam rece-
dat ab ore tuo."~ Signed in the fame hand, " Robert
Ryece."
A Folio containing Coats of Ar ms & Crefts, with Names,
& an Alphabetical Index.
' * Cat. Harl. Voz-. III.
Num. 5874— 5 8 79«
5874; a
A Folio of 128 leaves, containing, Coats of Arms &
Crefts, with Names, Defcents & Pedigrees of Families
in Lincolnfliire ; and an Alphabetical Lift of Names
of Perfons, Bound with 5845.
5875-
A Folio of 118 leaves containing Coats of Arms &
Crefts fairly tricked, with the Names of the Perfons to
whom they belong, & an Alphabetical Index, This
is now bound up with 4926, of fimilar contents.
5876.
A Treatife in Folio, mtitled, < c The Magazen of Ho-
nour, or a Treatife concerninge the Nobiliitie of Eng*
land accordinge to the Lawes of England, with their
Priviledges in Parliament, & in what cafes noe privi-
ledge ; together with the etimologie, definition & an-
tiquitie ot 3 fortes of Barons.'' It has 1 36 leaves,
& is bound with N° 6078.
5877.
A Book in folio with this title, u Sundrie excellent &
well compofed Noats touching ancient & moderne
Armoryalls, taken out of a Book fometyme Robert
Glovers, al ? s Somerfet Herald j wrytten in Latin & was
afterwards in the cuftodie of Mr, Francis Thynn ai's
Lancafter Herald, by him colle&ed a. 1602." At the
beginning is " Liber Johis Philipott et Amicorum
1645." Among others the following things are
worthy of remark,
1. TbeEle&iori of Knights of the Garter in the firft
year of K. James, p, 47.
2. The Knights of the Bath. p. 52.
3. The Coronation of a Queen of the Englifli Saxons
before the Conqueft. p. 55.
4. The Chriftening of the Lady Mary Daughter of
K.James, p. 57.
5. Creations made by IL James the 4th. May 1605.
P-59-
6. The Names of the Nobility in the time of K. Hen.
vi. p. 69.
7. The Names of the Governours, Lieutenants, Lord
Juftices & Deputies of Ireland fince the conqueft thereof
by Hen. 11. p. 75 to 85.
8. M The ancyent manner and order of the office of
armes." p. 91*
9. Fees for Funerals of Nobility and Gentry, p ? 123.
Then follow many blank leaves, not paged.
10. A defcription of Scotland, p. 125.
U, Two petitions of Lord Vifcount Falkland, Lord
Deputy of Ireland, p. 133.
1 2. Orders to be obferved in Froceffions as pra&ifed
in the 6th year of Edw. iv. p. 145. — In all 14S writieo,
pages. This No. is bound up with 1 30 1, 499 1 .
5878.
A thin Folio, representing the Office of the Earl Marflial.
Dethick tranfcribed this for Robert Earl of Effex, Earl
MarflialU Qn the outer leaf is " Roberto Comiti
EfTexiae, Comiti Marefchallo Anglicae, &c. Inclytifs\
Obfervandifsm 9 Wjllm. Dethick, Garter principalis
Rex armorum Anglico!"" 1 *" and afterwards, "The
Copie of my book for the Office of Earl Marflial of
England." Bound with 624°, 6779, 7384.
5»79-
A thin Folio containing,
1. The Defcent & Pedigree, with Arms, of the Fami-
lies of Mounifort and Nevile,
2. Grants of Lands, Tenements, &c. in the times of
Edw. in. Hen. vi, & Hen, vii. Onlv $ le^yes, bound
with 6135 & 6136.
4 I A Bopfc
Digitized by
$o6
Catalogus Librorum MSS,
Num. 58S0— 5S88,
t 5880.
A Book of 13 leaves, apparently the work of Nicholas
Charles, Lancafter Herald. With- this remarkable
title? " 1605. ACatholog Ihewing what Kings of
Armes were in former Age, & now out of ufe in
this realme; as alfo defcribing, in the manner of a pe-
degree,. how the Kings, Hej^lds, & Purfuivante of
Ai rres have from ancient tyme fucceeded one another;
which wdrke is contry ved into feverall tables, for
every Kyng's tyme, one beginning with King Henry
<j. fhewingfirft, when heentred, how long he reigned,
he how many officers he created, w :h tables are deui-
ded into 3 heads or colomes, the firft and fmalleft
rundells contayneth all y e Purfuivants, how admitted
extraordinary; & 2 ,u " to be ordinary w ch names are
w! it ten in red letters, from whence you are dire&ed by
a Lyne unto y c fecond Cbllome, w ch fheweth how
thty were plferred from Purfuivants to be Heralds,
from whence alfo by the fame Lyne unto the 3d
Collome you fliall find who were advanced to be
Kings of Armes, and how fometymes they removed
from one King's place to a better ; w ch order
hath been obferved fince the beginning of K.
H.S."
By an addition on the laft page, it appears that
Nicholas Charles died 1 6 1 1 .
The Book is bound with 5857 and 6061.
5 88r \
•A Folfo containing fimilar Bearings ufed by different
families, A great part blank. Bound with 1 105.
5882.
A Folio containing Coats of Arms & Crefts very
rudely tricked, with Names* and Alphabetical In-
dexes. The book contains 1 25 leaves, befides the
Indexes,
5883.
A Folio* containing the Defcents & Pedigrees of feveral
Families, with an Alphabetical Index. Alfo fome
arms.
5884.
A Folio with Arms & Crefts tricked, & the Names of the
Perfons to whom they belong ; alfo a few Patents,
With an Alphabetical Index of Names.
5885.
AYolio containing the Arms of Englifli & Irifh Nobility;
Maximilian Emperor of Germany & other German
Princes; King of Spain & Spanifh Nobility ; Portu-
guefe, French, Italian Nobility 5 & of other foreign
Mates. 159 leaves numbered, Very neatly drawn,
but wants an Index.
5886.
A Folio with Coats of Arms & Crefts, many cf which
are coloured. Contains 251 leaves.
5887.
A Folio with Coats of Arms & Crefts trick'd, with
grants of Segar, and other IieraUis. Drawn on 121
leaves ; and a complete Index prefixed.
5888.
A Folio exhibiting Pedigrees of Fam'Iies in the County
of Dorfet, & fome others; with an Alphabetical In-
d< x. The laft 12 leaves contain arms, of which
lo ne are coloured. Prefixed to the marked leaves
are fome Extracts from an old book of Lord
Toinvk.
1
Num. 5889—5896.
5889.
A thin FotUo.with Coats of Arms Sc Crefts triefced, & aft .
Alphabetical Index, containing the Pedigree of be
Courcy. . Then follow accounts of fome Barons ;
jmd after them 143 leaves, which are numbered.. On
the outfide the namp qf Richard timber. Contains
47 leaves. Bound with 1067.
5890.
A Folio containing an Alphabet qf Names, \yith a de-
fcriptipn of Coats of /Arms. . In tlie laft 7 leaves,
there i? *dded a Lift of Lords ..& knigKts ihkte by
K. James i. The alphabet. is very copious,
: A Folio containing,, , „
1. The Arms of the Arch-Bilhogs & Bifhops, at th$
beginning, defcribed in terms of Blazon.
2. An Alphabet of the Arms of FamilTa* of all the
Counties. *
3. A fliort Alphabet of a few Cities & Towns, with
their Arms defcribed.
4. c< Armavirorum illuftrium, veteriim Romanorum,
Nationum, regionum," &c.
5. Arms of the 1 2 Tribes : & of the ix Worthies.
6. Arms of the Englifli Nobility in terms of Blazon.
(j3r The following 196 Numbers are Colleflhns made by
Mr. John Bagford, early in the 1 8th century, which were
defigned as Materials towards writing a general Hi/lcry of
Printing. They extend to 5988, except i?ig 5955.
This Mr.BAGFORD) with Mr. Talman <Jf Mr. Wax-
ley, began the prcjent Antiquarian Socilti' in 1707,
See No. 7055.
589 2 \
The Names of old Englifli Printer alphabetically di-
gefted, with Lifts of the works which went through
their hands. With an Index fubjoined.
- . . 5893-
A Book in folio, giving an account of Paper, with fome*
thing of the hiftory of Printing. At fol.7. ^ long poem
againft fpoilers of Paper, to fol iG. Then follow
many blank leaves : after which begins, " The hif-
tory of Printing, and the time when found out," with
a new enumeration of leaves, as far as 71, but irregu-
lar. There are in this part ext rafts from many dif-
ferent books on the fubjed of Printing : and at f. 70.
a copy of verfes " upon the Portraiture of John
Gyttemburg, upon the Excellency of the Art of
Printing. Iranflated out of Thevet's French Copy."
Signed, at the . end, " George Gerbier D On-
villy."
After many blank leaves, another enumeration,
which is of fheets, as far as 1 6, containing extra&s from
Naude^and others.
5 g 94-
A Book in folio, giving an account of the Places where
Printing has been carried on. At the latter end
there is a Lift of Englifli Catalogues of Books. There
is alfo a Life of Frobenius by R. S. & Epitaphs of
many Printers. .
5895-
A Book in folio, exhibiting a Catalogue of the Books in
. the Public Library at Dolors "Commons. Gaffed
Alphabetically.
5896,
A Book in folio on Chalcography, with the Lives of the
moft famous Engravers ; and fome further matters on
the Inyention of Printing.
P A Volumjp
Digitized by
3.o?
Num. 5897 — 5908,
5 8 97-
A volume in folio, confifting chiefly ef lifts of books
printed act Rome, Venice, Florence, Bologna, Brefcia,
Mantua, and other towns, moftly in Italy* At the
beginning, an account of Nicholas Jenfon; afterwards
extra&s from Boxhornius ; and throughout are inter-
fperfed memoirs of celebrated Printers, and Latin
verfes addreffed to them, by various authors.
5898.
A Book in folio, concerning the Public Libraries in
Rome* England, &c. with accounts of Englilh Books
& Writers ; alfo extra&s from very many Books.
Above three hundred pages, befides indexes. At
p. 191, a di&ionary of typographical terms.
5^99-
A Book in folio, ftiewing the original of Printing, the
antiquity of Paper made with Rags, a Catalogue of
Copy books, & a Catalogue of the Britifli, Irifli,
Scotch, & Englifh Hiftorians, with very various mat-
ters, as in the other volumes, and a table of contents
prefixed. About 126 leaves.
59PO.
A Book in folio, being -a Catalogue of JJooks relating
to the City of London ; with many other Illuftrations
of its Hiftory *and Antiquities.
59 OI «
A B00J: in folio, flievving the progrefs of printing ,at
Oxford, with a few detached papers.
5902.
A Book in folio, flievving the progrefs* of 'Printing at
Paris, Lyons, and other places in France.
59°3-
A. Book in folio, confuting chiefly of Patents granted to
Printers in England.
59°4-
•A Book with the Names of old Englifh Printers alpha-
betically digefted, & lifts of the works which paffed
' through their hands, with an alphabetical table pre-
fixed.
5905-
: A Bobfc in folio, with the Names of old Englifh Prin-
ters, &c. It contains 85 leaves, with an alphabetical
lift, and is bound with 5907.
5qc6.
folios, containing many Obfervations with rcfpe£Lto,the
Invention and hiftory of Printing. Bound in two
vols, marked A. & B. They contain Letters addreffed
to Mr. Bagford early in the 1 8th century. The
contents in general confufed. But fome of the Let-
ters are curious, as one ftgned " Tho. Tanner,'* and
dated Norwich, Mar. 3. 1707. — Another from the
fame, dated Norwich,* April 19/ 170S; one from
Tho. Hearne, dated Oxon, Dec. 14, 1707; fome
from Amfterdam, figned " J. Bullord," and others. ,
. 5 ' 9 ° 7 '
A Book in folio, with an account - of feveral early
Englilh Printers, & books printed by them. Bound
• with 5905. - Between them is inferted a fmali index
■fcrhich feems not to refer to either.
5Q° 8 -
A Book in fciio, treating of the various editions of the
Bible in Englifh, Pfakers, &c. At fol. 1 15, a, lift of
;;Mr. Humphry Wanley's Collection of Primers,
Pfalterc, Bibles, Sec. followed by an old vellum leaf
*of tngliih poetry. This is bound up with the fol-
lowing 'number. 9
Num. 5909, 5910."
59°9-
Another Bqok in f olio, treating of the Bible, with the
feveral tranflations of it. With an argument againft
patents to printers, of 42 pages : and other matters.
Bound with 5908.
59IO.
Several lpofp papers, now bound together in 4 volumes, *
Vol. I.
i. Some lifts of Colle&ions.
2 f A printed Tratt by W. Barlow againft Dr. Marks
Ridley.
3. Titles of many Books.
4. A Ballad on the molt renowned Sheriff of New-i
bury, made at Ch. Ch. Oxford, and very fairly
written.
5. Lifts of Ballads, and an account of public Newf-
p^pers.
6. The Iliftpry qf the Statiopers & Book-binding.
,7. An Account of Caxton, &c.
An Account of .Wynken de Worde.
9. An Account of Richard Pynfon, &c.
10* As\ Account of Tho. Berthelet.
11. An Account of John & William Raftall.
1 a. An Account of printing in Scotland, .Ireland, &
WeftChefter.
With various other Articles. The original Pafter
boards, in which thefe papers were contained when loofe,
.are bound in -with them.
Vol.11.
1 3. An Account of Richard Grafton & J. Day.
1 4. An Account of W» & Robert Copland.
15. An Account of Richard Tothill, &c.
16. An Account of Rob. Wyer.
1 7. An Account of John Wayland, &c.
1 8. An Account of Remold & John Wolfe.
19. An Account of printing at S. Albans, Taveftock,
&c.
20. An Account of printing at Cambridge.
2r. An Account of printing at Norwich & Eaton.
22. An Account of Rebus's, Devices, Paper-marks,
&c.
23. Poems & Account of Books.
24. An Accounted Bibles 8c their imprelfions.
25. Titles of Books printed at Paris, &c.
26. w at Norimberg.
Here alfo are many detached articles, which cannot
- well be enumerated, nor indeed deferve it.
Vol. III.
27. Titles of Books printed at Cologn.
28. — — in Holland and Flanders.
29. ~ at Venice and other parts of
Italy.
30. Titles of old Latin Books, not digefted.
31. Sundry obfervations relating to the hiftory of
Printing.
32. Printing at Leipfic, in Turkey, Iridies,
and various other places.
33. An Account of Books printed by Hen. Binne?
man & Thomas Eafte.
34. A Sheet concerning fome.fuppqfititious writings,
and the knowledge of famous Printers. Qf printing at
, Rome under Paul the lid. — Of printing at Oxford &
Cambridge, &c.
35. A Catalogue of Maps, Views, Profpeds, &c.
relating to the City of London.
36. A Catalogue of the Works of Thomas Church-
yarde & others, namely, W m Seres, Laur. Andrewes,
Ralfe Newbery, &c.
37. Printing at Great Su Helen"§, ply Rents,, & by
r II. JSinneman.
Vol. IV r
Digitized by
3 o8
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 5910— 594T.
Vol. IV.
38. The Works of H. Denham, J. & The Wight,
&*c. with an account of Printing in Ruffia, Turkey, E.
& Weft Indies. Alfo many Jfpecimens of old Title-
pages.
39. Letters from feveral of Mr. Bagford's Correfpon-
dents. The originals.
40. Books taken out of the Oxford Catalogue. Firft
Coining and Printing in England. The firft King's
Printers, &c.
41. The Life of Mr. W m Fathorne, Tho. Vautroller,
&c. And Printing at Black Friers.
42. Works printed at feveral Places abroad.
43. Mr. Bagford's Catalogue of his books relating to
Printing, with fome Letters from T. Hearne, and a lift
of fifty articles of his own colle&ion.
59 «•
A thin Volume containing very various matters ;
1. A Letter from Mr. H. Wanley, dated Aug* 11,
1 697, to fome Rev d pcrfon, refpe&ing his own Col-
le&ions towards a hillory of the Origin and Progrefs
of Writing.
2. Remarks, by the fame, on travels, and directions
for examining foreign Libraries, with the approbation of
feveral learned Men.
3. Lift of Books to be enquired for in the public Li-
brary at Cambridge. By the fame.
4. Remarks on Saxon coins, by the fame.
5. A declamation, " Privata publicse Vi # ae eft ante-
ferenda," in Englifli- In a different hand.
6. Catalogue of Dr. Bernard's Books and Manu-
scripts.
7. Propofal by H. Wanlev for colle&ing old external
leaves of MSS. &c. followed by other matters by him.
8. Abftraft of the will of King Henry VIII.
9. Various lifts and titles of Books.
10. Account of a perfed colle&ion of Books and
MSS. begun in 1640 by order of Charles I. This is
in MS. and in print, followed by various unconnected
papers, chiefly relating to books.
5912.
A Book in folio, giving an account of the Tower of
London, the Office of Ordnance, the Forts and
Caftles on the Sea Coaft, the free Chapel of St. Ka-
therine's near the Tower and the Minorites, with a
table of contents prefixed.— This and many fubfc-
quent volumes relate to the antiquities of London,
on which fubjeft a long and curious Letter from this
Mr. Bagford is printed in Hearne's edition of Leland's
colle&anea, vol. i. p. Iviii — Ixxxvi.
59*3-
Another folio relating to the Tower, beginning with an
Order of Privy Council, and a confequent report on
the ftate of the place. — Thefe feem to belong to the
collection relating to London. See 5910. 35 .
5939-
A vaft Colle&ion of Title-pages, Frontifpieces, Head -
pieces, Tail-pieces, Initial Letters, Rebufes, Heads,
Maps, and various fpecimens of MSS. Prints, &
Ornaments of Books, 26 Vol. A very fingular but
often curious colle&ion,
594°-
A volume, with variety of Marbled and other Paper.
594*-
A colleftlon of Chinefe, &c. Writing, & different kinds
of Paper, with a few printed leaves. >
Num. 594 2 ~\595 6 <
5942.
A book, with different forts of Paper, and Paper Marks,
& printed Cafes relating to the t>uties thereon ; alfo
tables of the prices of Paper.
5943-
A book, with variety of Stamps ftnpreflecT on Book
Covers, with a written account of Bookbinding pre-
fixed.
5944-
A book, containing the Habits and Cuftoma of divers
Nations, with Buildings & different kinds of Anti-
quities, being chiefly Prints taken from various books,
with fome portraits.
5945-
Many ancient Monuments & Bas- Reliefs, colle&ed from
books, with a few other prints.
5946.
Title-pages, Propofals for printing Books, miscellaneous
Advertisements, and other Papers.
5947-
Propofals, & Catalogues of Sales of Prints, Paintings,
Jewels, Houfehold Goods, Title-pages, Stamps of
Cards, and other mifcellanies.
5948.
A Folio, containing Gavel's Catalogue of Books printed
in England from 1666 to 1674, with other printed
Catalogues of Books, by the Bookfellers, to 1683,
not in order.
5949-
A Book, containing Specimens of different Writing,
with the Portraits of great Matters & feveral emble-
matical representations ; altogether a confiderable
number of Prints, on Copper and Wood.
5950.
A Book, with the Genealogy of the Kings of England,
their Effigies, &c. From this, and mod of the other
Books, many things feem to have been taken out.
S95 1 -
A Book, with funeral Monuments; Britifli, Roman,
ic Englifli Coins, and effigies of the Kings of Eng-
land, Standards, Dreffes, &c.
5952.
A Book, with a brief Survey of the Kings of England,
and various detached Prints, Saxon Coins, &c.
5953-
Colle&ions relating to the City of London, 5 vol. in
fol. of different fizes. The firft volume MS. and
printed papers mixed, the reft chiefly fragments of
printed books. The firft has alfo a table of con-
tents.
5954-
A Book, with Trafts relating to the general and penny-
poft Offices, and Hackney Coaches.
5955-
A thin Book, containing the Academy of Armory : &
Randle Holme's Storehoufe of Armory and Blazon.
This does not belong to Bagford % s collection.
595 6 -
A Book, with Profpe&s of Churches & Buildings in
London & other parts of England, taken chiefly
from old Books, alfo fome of Hollar's Views ; old
plans of London, leaves cut from Ogilby's roads, &
a ttrange farrago.
A Ecok,
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianse.
3°P
Num. 5957-^.5998;
5957-
A Book, with Maps, Profpe&s of Englilh Cities, Ruins,
& Monuments of Antiquity, chiefly taken from Speed's
Maps, &c. j alfo a few foreign Towns.
5958-
A Book, with odd Numbers of Spe&ators, Tatlers, &c.
various Propofals, and other printed Pipers. Among
others, many of Partridge's predi&ions, which appear
to have been regularly printed as periodical Papers.
At the end, various fragments of vellum MSS.
After thefe is a written tra£t explanatory of the
ancient wooden Calendars, with this tide, " The Uni-
varfall All-moa-nack, or a Description of the Antient
Shepherde's Callander Logg, by Richard Jackfoh of
Shottell in Dcarbyfliire 1685." With fome verfes. It
contains aliogether 10 written leaves; befides the title.
Several of thofe old Calendars are depofited in the
Britifli Mufeum.
5959-
t5959~ 599 8 - Qfitrt*-]
A Colle&ion of different forrs of Paper, and fome frag-
ments of Books.
5960.
Title-pages, and other fragments of Books.
596I—5974-
A Colle&ion of printed Title-pages of Books, Adver-
tisements, Shop-bills, Devices, Letters, &c. &c. At
fol. 65. in No. 5^65, a Drawing for one of Gay's
Fables.
5975 & 6.
A Colle&ion of Wooden Prints, French, Italian, Ger-
man, fome Capital Letters, Title-pages, and other
Ornaments, with many mifcellaneous Prints and
Etchings.
5977-
A Volume with fome Antiquities, Title-pages, &c.
Specimens of ancient Writing, Rebufes, Ornaments,
various Alphabets, &c. Many Specimens removed
from the middle, as in feveral of the other volumes.
5978-
A Collection of Specimens of Ghinefe Paper and Writ*
ing, and fome Specimens of other Writing.
5979—5981.
Colle&ions in reference to Printing, in MS. 3 Vol. very
undigefted,
5982—5985.
Four fmall Volumes bound in one, with Colle&ions in
reference to Printing.
5986—5994.
Nine Volumes in 8°. with printed Title-pages, engraved
Frontifpieces, Portraits of Authors, &c. In 5991
are alio fome Specimens of Writing, & Signatures.
5995 & 599 6 -
Title pages, Advertifements, &c. in two thin volumes,
4to.
5997-
A mifcellaneous Volume in quarto, chiefly confiding of
original Letters addreffed 10 Mr. Bagford, from Wal-
ter Flavill.
5998.
Mr. Bagford's Book of Accounts.
N.B. Here ends the account of Mr. Bagford's Pa-
pers, from 5 92, excluding only 5955. N° 5414, &
5419, evidently belong to this Collection*
Cat. Haul. Vol. III.
Num. 5999—6003.
5999-
A Book in folio, containing,
1. A Treatife giving a reprefentation of the grand
Rebellion in Ireland. Signed as the following.
2. Exrra&s of Examinations taken by virtue of a
Commiflion under the great Seal of Ireland, bearing
Date the 23d day of December in the 17th year of the
Reign of K. Charles 1: dire&ed unto Henry Jorles, Dean
of Kilmore, Roger Puttock, Will. Hitchcock, Randal
Adams, John Srerne, Will. Aldrich, Hen. Brereton &
John Watfon, Clerks, or to any two or more of them.
And by another Commiflion under the fame great Seal
bearing Date the nSth day of January in the Year afore-
faid to them alfo direfted : And by another Commit
fion bearing Date the 1 1 th day of June in the ifcth year
of his faid Majefty's Reign, unto them alfo directed, and
to Edw. Pigott. .
NB. On th<* outfide of the old parchment Cover,
" Thefe are faid to be the Originals received at the Board,
the 1 oth November 1O4,:" which likewife appears from
the Atteftation under the Sign Manual of the Commif-
fioners & their Cleik, at the end. Bound with 6264.
60OO.
A Treatife in folio; with this Title prefixed, " An exadfc
and compendious Difcourfe concerning the art of Mi-
niatura or Limning, the names, nature and proper-
ties cf the Collours, the order to be obferved in pre-
paring or ufing them, both for pifture by the Life,
Landfcape & Hi ( lory. 0 Marked on the old Cover to
be by Hilliard 1605'
At. fol. 4-b. The Author calls Ifaac Oliver his
Coufin. The whole confifts of 19 leaves, very fairly
written, the lad having alfo a figure drawn in outlin<|.
up jn fquares.
60OI,?.
Two Colle&ions o r Mathematical papers, formerly fe-
parate, but now bound together, laid to be made by
Dr. Peil from the Papers of T. Hariot. Mr. Hariot
is written in many parts, but I fee no mention of Dr.
Pell. They begin with Mufic, but afterwards are ex-
tremely various. The fame Colle&ion is continued at
N° 6083.
6003.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. " A Lift of all the Patent, Commiflion,. ^Warrant
Officers of the Navy, made by the Commiflioners for
executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of England,
between the ciate of the firfl Commiflion granted by
their prefent Majefties for executing that Office, to the
firft of June 1691 ; exprefling in feveral Columns their
Names, Places, Salaries or Wages, and which were in
a&u^l imployment on the 25th of March 1691."
251.
2. Lifts of all their Majefties Ships, Yachts, & Veffels
of each rate & fort,' &c. Navy Office Copy. 256.
3. Mr. Pepys's Letter & New year s Gift to Sr. Win*
Coventry. an° 1665. 279.
4. The Duke's Reflexions on the feveral Members
of the Navy-Board's Uuty 1668. 297,
5. The Duke's Anfwer to their feveral Excufes.
3'7-
6. Sir Rob. Slinglby's Difcourfe touching the paft &
prefent State of the Navy 1660. 3 2 5-
7. " Obfervations upon the different Conduft between
Seamen and Gentlemen Captains* not bred Tarpaulins,
fince 1650." 345*
8. Requifites to a Sea Journal. 357*
9. Refleftions on the Navy Board on Mr. Gibfon's
Propofitions for regulating the Navy. 361.
10. Various Letters to andfrom the Commiflioners of
the Navy. 409, to the end-
4 K A Treatife
Digitized by
3io
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6tf04 — 6010.
6004.
A Trcatife in folio, entitled, " Anc bricfe Account of
fom memorable paflages in the late Revolutions of
Britaine." 215 pages.
On the exterior leaf is this Atteftation, " Thefe
Papers were writ by Mr. Rob. Bay ley, Principal of the
College of Glafgow, to Mr. Strang, Preacher to the
Scottifli Fa&ory at Camphire in Zealand ; given to me
by my worthy & good Friend Dr. James Fall, fometime
Principal of Glafgow, now Precentor of York. Decemb.
31, 1709." (Signed) " W. Pearfon."
With this is bound alfo N° 6267.
6005.
A Book in folio, containing the Court Rolls of the Ma'
nor of King's Langfley in the County of Hertford,
whereof Thomas Houlker Efq. is Lord. 90 leaves
.befides Indexes. Bound with 6697 and 6708.
6006.
A Book in folio, containing the Copies of the Court
Rolls, from the 18th of K. James 1. to the 29th inclu-
five, of the Manors belonging to Sr. Arthur Capell,
viz. Aufte, Wrington, Obbley, Aldwicke, Claver-
ham, Winterhead, Angerleigh, Thornfaucon, North-
curry cum Well, Childockford, Kingfworthy, Bealmes.
A large Book carefully kept.
6007.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. Dr. Barlow's " Advice to a Friend who defiredthe
Names of fome Books, which might be fit to furnifli a
Library for young (yet academical) Scholars/' Four
leaves, clofely written.
2. " Aux\tx]x Sacra, Novitiis Theologiae Candidatis
aliquantillum fortafle profutura." By the fame Dr- Bar-
low (B p of Lincoln.) f. 5. to the bottom of fol. 9. a.
Clofely written, and full of learning.
3. A fliort hiftorical Account of the Affairs of Weft
Barbary & the parts adjoining, for the fpace of 40 years
pad to the Year of our Lord 1671. by Sir Hugh Chom-
Iey, who refided at Tangiers.
4. A Difcourfe of Moles or Piers of Harbours & the
way of building them. The reft of the book is blank.
Bound with 6248.
6008.
A Book in folio, entitled, " A brief treatife of War,
containing the molt eflential & circumftantial parts
thereof, digefted into feven Se&ions by W. T. in the
year of our Redemption 1 649." With plans & dia-
grams. Dedicated to King Charles II. Signed " Wil-
liamThrockmorton," properly Sir William. See hisMi-
litary Obfervations on Casfar's Commentaries, written
* n l6 55> where he refers to this Treatife, N° 4602.
6009.
A colledtion of French Poetry & Profe, in which the
firft Article bears this Title, " Second Mandement de
Monfeigneur Peveque de Bethleemde Pan 17 14, en-
richi de plufieurs Notes inftru&ives e agreables."
This extends 24 pages ; the remainder is very mif-
cellaneous, but chiefly confifts of Songs, In the whole
84 written pages.
60ICU
A Folio, entitled, " Sundry Colle&ions taken out of
authentick authors ancient & modern, by Sir Rob.
Peafley " on a fubfequent title is the date 1697. lt:
appears to % have been the Author's Common-place
book, & contains fome original Treatifes, as at fol.
2. 16. 24. b. 29. 43. 52. fome drawings, fol. 20.
2 3- 2 9* 35- b* fome Verfes, 22. b. 48. b. 5©.b.
Num. 601 1- — 6014.
52.b. 63. and feveral prayers. The whole contains
64 written leaves, with many blank leaves intervening,
in different parts.
6oi I.
»
A Folio, containing,
1. " Several Letters which paffed between K. James 1.
Prince Charles, and the Duke of Buckingham, and
others ; which are all copied by the fame hand from the
Originals, which are in the keeping of Mr. Daniel Shel-
don/ 1 47 pages.
In a different hand-writing,
2. " A Copy of the E. of Strafford's Letter to Chrif-
topher Wandesfoi d Efq. Mafter of the Rolls & one of
the Lords Juftices of Ireland, dated 25 July 1636, and'
attefted to be a true Copy of the Original by the now
E. of Strafford this 24 June 1675. . Which Original was
given to the now E. of Strafford by the Duke of Or-
mond/
55—87.
3. " Some Remarks upon Card. Mazareen's Negotia-
tion of the PyreneanPeace 1659;" chiefly for what then
related to England ; & as now appears from his own
Letters, printed in 2 parts in 1690 Sc 1693. 95 — -138.
6oi2.
Miscellaneous Obfervations Geographical & Hiftorical.
A common-place book with an Index prefixed. Some
things added in another hand. 576 pages, but only a
fmall part written.
6013.
A Folio, containing,
1. An Account of the Charges of the Prince of
Orange's Expedition 1688. , i .
2. An Abftraft of the ExpenceS of the 3 years from
Lady-day 1685 to Lady-day 1688. 4.
3. An Abftraft of the grofs & neat Produft of the
Excife. 6.
4. An Eftimate of the Charges of the Navy for one
Year 1688-9. to.
5. Perpetuities & Penfions during Life or Lives, and
for Terms of Years, which are payable at the Exchequer,
Cuftom-houfe, Excife-Office, Poft-Officc, &c. 11.
6. A Particular of old Debts Handing out before the
year 1671, upon Regifters kept on feveral branches of
the Revenue. 24.
7. Petty Farms & other particular Eftates granted of
certain Parts of the Revenue. ° 24.
8 An Eftimate of the Charge of 6 Regiments of
Horfe, 2 of Dragoons, & 25 of Foot, whereof 16 to be
raifed, making 22,330 Men, befides Officers, to be em-
ployed in the fervice of Ireland, computed for one year,
commencing the firft of March 1688-9. af >.
9. The Cafe of the Purchafers of fome Land belong-
ing to the Corporation of Malmefbury in Wilts. 38.
1 o. The Report of Major Wildman concerning Money
laid out in Trials. 44.
11. A Scheme of the Trade between England &
France, as appears from the Goods exported & im-
ported. 46.
12. An annual Computation of the Revenue 1688.
13. An Accompt of his Majefty's Revenue of Excife
from Michaelmas 1662 to Midfummer 1680, according
as the Officers at Court would have it ftated; together
with an Account of the Charge they would have it be-
lieved to be paid out of the Revenue. 55.
6014.
A thin Folio, containing Rules and Orders to be obferved
in the Cuftoms, 171 1, &c. Bound up at the end
of 4*33> &c *
Copies
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Num.; 6015 — 602 r*
6015.
Copies vel-y fairly tranfcribed from Domefday Book*
T. 1. refpe&ing Somerfet, Devonfliire, Cornwall,
Kent, Suffex, Surry, Wiltfhire, Dorfet. The words
written' at length.
6016.
A mifceilaneous Volume carefully written* in a ftiff old
hand, containing,
*. A Table of the old Contents.
2. Verfes fuperfcribed, " Thunderbolt to the Lady of
Anglefea, LordGrandifon's Widow."
3. The Atchievement of Sir John Prelbiter, & a Let-
ter figned Tamberlaine, faid to be, " from one of them
Y rob'd the DanHh Ambaflador on Gad's Hill 1656,
fenc to him the Day after.'*
4. Extra&s from the larger & fmaller Volume of
Domefday, in regular order, p 1. 148.
5. " Excerpta quaedam ex excerptis de libro de Ber-
mondefey, quae funt in cuftodia Domini Gardiner de
Halinge. ,y 149-
6. A Survey of Lands belonging to London Bridge.
152.
7. Cdpy of a Petition of the Prefby terian MInifters to
both Houfes of Parliament, in the time of the War before
the King's Impriforiment. 182.
In the Margin, given me, " Given me by old Sir
John Evelyn 12 0 Novemb. 1661."
8. The King's Anfwer. 183.
9. Afatyrical Paper divulged 1659. 183.
10. Order of Precedency. 184.
11. Articles agreed upon on occafion of the Mar-
riage of Prince Charles & the Lady Henrietta Maria.
203.
1 2. The Duke of Rohan upon public affairs. 209.
In French. An Englifh tranflation inferted, in a
different hand.
13. The Difpute of Precedence between the Serjeants
at Law, the Maftefrs in Chancery & Do&ors. 223.
14. Mr. Adrian May's Letter to Mr. Hobbes concern-
ing what is Senfe. 235.
15. The Gharter granted 4°Eliz. to a Grammar School
in St. Saviour's in Southwarke. 239.
16. The E. of Briftors Letter to K. Cha. 11. upon
the opening the Seffions of Parliament 1664 245.
6017.
A thin Folio, giving a defcription of the Clock fet up
in the Church of St. John at Lyons 1660 ; in the Hand-
writing of Col. Colpeper. Only 4 leaves j now bound
with 6017, 6031, &c.
6018.
A Folio, containing a Catalogue of the Manufcripts of
the Library of Sir Rob. Cotton, with Notes at the
end, of Books lent; fome MSS. which SirR. ex-
pected, &c Superfcribed on the firft leaf, " Catalogus
Librorum Manufciiptorum in Bibliotheca Roberti
Cottoni 1 621."
6019.
A Folio, containing Copies of the Evidences belong-
ing to Hollingbourne from Sr. Francis Barnham &
Doughtye. There are 221 pages with fome breaks.
6020.
A Folio, containing a large Colle&ion of ancient Pre-
cedents. In a minute Law hand, on paper.
6021;
A Book written in feveral hands, and on different fizes
of paper, containing,
1. The Life and Reign of K.F.dw.vi. 86 pages
clofely written.
Num. 6021 — ^6029;
i. A Copy of Sir Edw. Sackvile's Speech in the Par-
liament hoiife the 14th of Febr. 1620. 88.
3. The 1 ft, id, 3d, & 4th years of the Reign of Q*
Elizabeth. 111.
4. A Petition to Q.Elizabeth relating to the Settlement
of the Crown after her Deceafe. 163.
5. A Letter of Thomas Allured to the ftiarquis of
Buckingham remonftrating againft the Match of Prince
Cha. with a Daughter of Spain. 1 79.
6. An enthufiaftical Account of a Perfon pretending
to be favoured with miraculous Vifions 8c Revelations*
184.
7. Leicefter's Commonwealth: & the Anfwer to it*
imperf* 1 36*
6022.
A Common-place Book (not very full) with the Subjefb
alphabetically difpofed, as far as page 2 1 o. Then fol-
low extracts from Juftin Martyr, and many other
Authors.
6023.
A complete Tranflation of the French work ufually cailed
the Jefuit's Perfpe£tive, which has fince been tranflated
& publifhed by Ephraim Chambers; The author of
this Tranflation does not appear, nor are 'there any
Figures or Diagrams. Originally in two Volumes*
but now bound in one.
6024.
A Folio with Medicinal Receipts, 110 pages, with 9a
alphabetical Index. Bound with 130 & 3265*
6025.
A Folio, containing,
1. Infcriptions for the Tomb of K. CJia. 1., for the
Column erefted at Rome on the banifhment of the
band of Corfi, to fatisfy the French King, and for Bifhops
Earle and Williams, laftly, " Prophetia Sti. Thomas Mar-
tyris." Thefe precede the paging.
2. Proceffus fa&us ad Coronationem Caroli 11. regis
Angliae. 1—236.
3. Extra&a ex libro Domefday de comitatu Surriae.
2 39— 285*
6026.
The five firft Books of Polybnis in Englifh ; fairly writ-
ten, as for the Prefs, with large marginal Notes, in a
few places \ and at the end of Book 3. a diflertatiori
on the order of the Battle of Cannae. It is not Grimef-
ton's Tranflation nor that by Sir H. S. nor does the
Tranflator's name any where appear. Poffibly it miglit
have been done by Sir William Throckmorton, by
whom we have two learned Military Works at N**
4602 & 6008. The hand however is very different,
6027.
A large common-place Book in folio, confifting of a
variety of Theological Subje&s. It begins at 936, &
extends to 1928, but with many blank Spaces.
6028.
A Folio, containing Abftrafts of Sermons,chiefly preached
by a Mr. Park in 1641. At the beginning, "Anne
Harcourt, her Book," in a hand fimilar to the xefh
6029.
A MS. neatly written, with this Title, " A compendious
Difcourfe of Paffages between the Earles of Effex,
Northampton, & Sommerfet, the Counteffe of Som-
merfet, Sr. Tho. Overbury & others, with theyrer
rifinge & fall, with diverfe other Matters a&ed during
the raigne of K. James ; as alfoe of the D. of Buck-
ingham's firft coming into favour." In 34 Chapters,
4 Bduod
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Num. 6029 — 6033.
Bound with N°* 4287 and 4302. It is indeed only a
more modern Tranfcript ot the Traft contained in the
latter of thofe Numbers. It occurs again at 6242.
6030.
A common-place book of Mr. Humphrey Wanley, bear-
ing on the firft teaf the date of " Auguft 6, 1687,"
and containing,
1. Various Memorandums, Sayings, and Verfes.
2. TheMortosof the Bells in St. Michael's Steeple in
Coventry & their Weight, with an Account of the great
Bed in the City of Mofco, the heavieft moveable in Eu-
rope, requiring J 00 hands to ftir it. 2.b.
3. A Computation of the foreign Coins mentioned in
Dr. Heylin's Cofmography,. with the Englifh. 3. b.
4. " The poor man's Library, or certain Notes
gathered out of Cofmography, Geography, Philofophy,
Aftronomy, Phyfick, Hiftory, & Divinity, ferving as a
help to difcourfe." Very little follows this Title. 5.
5. The Lord's Prayer from St. Matthew & St. Luke,
in two hands. 8.
6. A Catalogue of the MSS. left by Sir Mat. Hales
to Lincoln's Inn, with that part of the Will concerning
it. 9'
7. Several Alphabets, Oriental, &c. 15. 20.
8. Colle&ions refpe&ing China. 4??
p. out of Haywood's ywxMi7ov, concerning
the Sibylls. * 43-
10. <w Printed Books in Oxford Library which I like."
44.
11. Out of Wheeler's Travels. 45—47-
Blank leaves follow, among which are inferted two
{hort Copies of Letters. Then, with the Book turned the
contrary way, are the following Articles :
12. Some Maxims of Fortification. 1.
13. Rules of Perfpedive, with diagrams. With many
ufeful advices to the Student of that art. 4—1 1.
This Book appears to have had originally more leaves,
regularly paged ; and concains fcattered through it, an
alphabetical Lift of Names to fome other Book, and
0 ther matters.
6031.
A Folio, containing the 2d, 3d, & 4th Books of Andr.
Palladio's Architecture in Englifh. Bound with 6017
and others.
6032.
A Folio containing the Lives of the Painters in Italian,
alphabetically arranged, in the order of the Chriflian
Names. It contains many lives ; the greater part
marked fatto or fat, in the margin, or fometimes only
f. to ftiew that they were completed, perhaps at the
prefs.
6033.
A thin Folio, containing, before the paging,
1 * An alphabetical lift begun of Englifh Abbeys : fol-
lowed by fome fliort heraldic notes*
2. The Births, Marriages & Deaths of divers of the
Nobility & Gentry before the Year 1388. fol. 1 — 3.
Then many blank leaves.
3. A Lift of feveral who accompanied Hen. ill. to the
Holy-Land, with the Taxes they were releafed from.
28.
4. Bodies buried in the White Friers of London.
29.
5. Bodies buried in the Black Friars. 29. b.
6. Bodies buried in the Friers Auguftiti. 31.
7. Bodies buried in the Grey Friers. 34.
8. Nomina fundatorum fratrum Minor urn in Coven-
try.
9-
10.
Nomina fepultorum ibidem.
An Alphabetical Index.
55-
55. b.
Num.6033— 6038;
11. ( At the other end of the Book) a Note of all fucli
Funerals as have been ferved by any of the Officers of
Arms fince Sept. 1. 1596, to July 1599, fol. 62. Bound
with 1088.
6034.
A thin Folio, (hewing the Cafe of Thomas Violet, Gold.
fmith, who fecured to the State 278000 Pounds arifing
from the Silver in the Ships Sampfon, Salvador &
George; wherein is contained his Petition to his
Highnefs Richard Lord Prote&or, with References &
Reports of the fervice done by him. 41 pages, with a
fliort Index prefixed.
[6035—6059. Quarto.']
6o 35-
A Book in 4 0 . containing daily Memorandums in relation
to the bufmefs of the Secretary's Office from 25th
March to 3 Dec. 1 585. On the old Cover, " a Leiger
took out of ihe Secretaries Office."
6036.
A Book in 4 0 . intitled " Exercitationes iv. medicae, phi-
fiologxae :
1. De Ladle.
2. l)e circulatione fanguinis in foetu Humano, 8c ejus
nutritione & meconio.
3. De Fermenratione.
4. De Concoxtione Ventriculi.
Explicate fecundum principia novae philofophiae ;
adomatae experimentis chymicis et anatomicis obferva-
tionibus ac in lucem editae cura et ftudio Thomae Aylwin,
M. D." Dedicated to Robert Earl of Oxford & Morti-
mer ; 22. Juiy, anno 17 12. The author dates from
Petersfield Hants. The book is tranfcribed for the
prefs, being dire&ed on the outer leaf, <c For Mr. Wil-
liam Innys, Bookfeller and Printer, at the Princes Arms
in St. Paul's Church Yard, in London.' 1 It is bound'
up with 5 1 39.
6037.
A thin Quarto containing,
1. Some Collections in French, viz. Advice of Eu-
phrofine, Emprefs <>f Conftantinople, to her Son Theo-
philus : & Clotilda Queen of France to her Children.
2. Collections out of Mr. Samuel Clarke's Mar-
tyrolqgy.
3. Lives of eminent Divines : viz. Dotfor Collet Dean
of St. Paul's. Miles Coverdale Bifhop of Fxe:er.— Dr.
Sands Archbifhop of York. — Mr. Kich. Grt;enham. —
Mr. Tho. Cartwright.— Mr. Paul Baines. — Mr. Wm.
Bradfliaw. — Mr. Julines Herring. — Mr. John Dod. —
Mr. Herbert Palmer.
4. Lives of Cafper Coliniiis Admiral of France. —
Prince Maurice of Naffau. — Mr. Stork. — Mr. Rich.
Rothwel. — Dr. Prefton.— Mr. Arthur Hilderfham. —
Dr. Taylor.— Mr. Hugh Clark.-Dr. Sibs.— Dr. Cha-
derton. — Mr. John Ball. — Do&or Potter.
5. Mora! Sentences, &c.
6. Mifcellaneous hiftorical Observations, from differ-
ent authors.
6038.
A mifcellaneous Colleftion in Profe and Verfe, chiefly
Englifh, but with fome Latin and French.
1. EfTays, cn Riches, figned W.C.; on Covetoufnefs,
A. C*— a Church Papift, a Puritane (in high Commen-
dation of him) a Courtier,— a Virgin, a Widow, &c.
2. Various Verfes, fol. 10. an Epitaph at fol. 13, is
fuperfcribed in a different hand, " my Sifter Mrs. Eliza-
beth Levefon, her Epitaph/' Latin Verfes by John Hof-
kins to the King, f.21. b. with aTranflation. Verfes
on Lady Rutland, f .22.
V Letter from Lord Bacon to the Houfe of Lords,
and fatyrical Verfes upon him, with other Verfes. 27.
. r 4 . Letters from Sir W, Rawleigh, Sir Charles Corn-
wallisand others. 31.
7 5. Verfes
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Num. 6038— 6046,
5. Verfes Latin j*nd Englifh. 43-£-
At fol. 49, b. various Emblems j at fol. 69. ** A
farewell to the World, by Dr. Warmftry."
6. Queen Elizabeth's Speech tp her laft Parliament,
*oth O&ober 1601. 74.
7. A Letter in French, figned, Henry de Rohan,
Novembre 1621. "Au Roy dela £rande Bretagne."
After this the leaves are chiefly blank, except 83,
86, 87. And softer f. 89 is inferted, written on a feparate
paper, and folded,
8. A Paraphrafe upon tfye 148th Pfalm, fey Wentworth
Earl of Rofcommon, at i<5 ye^rspf age ; begun to be
. transcribed at f. 87,
6039.
A thin Book entitled, c< A Review of the Argument in
Fotherby's Cafe ; wherein the Power of the Ordinary
to diftribute & to call Executors & Adminiftrators to
account, is difcufs'd Recording to the ancient Laws &
Cuftoms of this l^ealit}.'* From Crqkes Reports,
6940.
A common-place Book in Latiri ? French & Englifh, re-
lating to Theological Subje&s alphabetically difpofed. '
The Tkles & many Articles in Latin. An alphabet of
Names begins at fol. z^g.b. At fol. 264. fome Ex-
planations of Texts. In all 2§o leaves.
604 1.
A Book in 4 0 . containing ?
|. The Poem of J?eorfe [fierce] Plowmanne. 1,
a. The Contrition of a Penitent. (inProfe.) 97.
Some leaves in the Poem (23, 24, 26 & 27,) are
much torn. An ancient Cqpy on Paper; in a|l 1 02 leaves.
6042.
A Book with Medicinal Receipts ; At the beginning,
there are a few Receipts for Diftempers in Cattle. It
contains 229 written pages, & a table of Contents is
prefixed.
6043.
Tra&atus varii, et Thefes in Jure C}vili, a ftudente in hie
facultate, ex ore do&orum defumpti, in quadam uni-
verfitate, ab anno 1587 ad 1589. Adpag. 203 fcrip-
tum eft " Per me Ic A. 6 die Aprilis 1 ^SS.** Nomen
fcriptoris forlan inveniri poffet, rnodo dignum inyefti-
jgatione yideatur.
6044.
Note Geographies et Hiftoricae, Latine fcriptae.
6045.
Ubellus Latine fcriptus, cui titulus M Curfus Chymicus^
fub Domino Luca operate fa$us." Additur haec
nota. c< Ordo praparationum in hoc curfu obferva-
tus eft fecundum furnorum commoditatem, ita ut, quae
fimul fieri potuerint pperationes, fo&ae fimul ; et ip
jifdem furnis, ut et carbonibus p^rceretur."
Defcribit compofitiones praeparationum, fubje&is
pbfervationibus. Folia habet novem, et computus eft
cum nuraeris 497, 4096, et 6488,
6046.
Codex chartaceus, in quo habentur,
1. Commentarius in 8 libros Phyficorum Ariftotelis.
2. — in libros tres de Anima.
3* — ■ - » 1 deparvis naturalibus.
4- — «— « in fphaeram Joannis de facro $ofco.
5- -~ in libros de Coejo. %
6. ■ in libros de ortu & interitu.
7- ' — ~ — i" tra&atus meteorologrcos. Prae-
mittuntur Codici infignia Thomse Aquinatis ; et inferun-
tur, ante tra&atus priores tres, chartse typis fcriptse,
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6046—6053.
exhibentes varies TJ}efe$ fcholaftic^s, et JJreviarium |?hv?
lofophiact
6047.
A Book in 4 0 . containing,
1. Colle&ions relating to Englifli hiftory from Uter
pendragon to Edvp. iy. 1.
2. "An Abftraft for EngUflimen to Jcnoy the realmq
of Scotlande/* 26.
3. " Memorandums touching the Blattels fought by the
Kings of England at home or in foreign Countries."
33-
4 ? ColjeQions from hiftory, of Treaties & Articles con-
cluded between different Powers. 70.
An ill written pap^r book qf g 5 leaves j bound
with ^^043.
6048.
A Quarto, containing,
1. The Colloquy between Hippolytus & hisNurfe iq
Seneca's Tragedy, with an Englifh tranflation.
2. " Catalogus authorum qui in univerfas juris civilis
et Canonici partes quidpiam conferipferunt."
3. " Titulorum ^uris Caefarii et Pontificii in quos Dd
[dofti?] conferipferunt Index, ordine Alphabetico. ,,
4. " Tra&atum omnium in Jure, turn civili, tuitj
Pontificio, Index AJphabeticus i" etiam uberrimus. •
5. Catalogus Librorum feleftorum ; alia manu.
pber chartaceus, cqmpaftus cum fequentibvis duobus, et •
6052.
6049.
A fmall Quarto with this Title, " Analefta feu Mifcel-
lanea vytSi*vp<x\* de ftudio Juris Caefarei & Ponfificii
amico jurjs candidato tranfmi^^a. ,, Altho' the Title
is in Latin, the Treatife itfelf is in Englifh. Bouiyt
with the former, &c.
6050.
A thin Book, containing " Orders & Rules of proceeding
ip the office of his Highneffe Remembrancer of his
Court of Exchequer at Weftminfter, publiflied by
Sir Tho. Widdrington Kt. chief Baron of the fame
Court, Robert Nicholas, Joha Parker, & Jtoger Hil|
the other Barons. ■*
6051.
A Imall Quarto written in French, with this Title, " La
vie d'4tfope tiree £es anciens Autheurs par Monf. de
Mezinac.!' Tranfcribed from a fcarce book printed
jn 1622. Bpund with 6058.
6052.
A thin book, intitled, " TJiis is a true Coppy of the
Ordinance made in the tyme of the reiene of K. Hen,
vi. to* be obferved in the King's Exchequer by the
Officers & Clerkes of the fame, for taking of Fees of
the King's Accounts in the fame Court. 99 There is a
letter prefixed, addreffed to fome Judge, & figned
« Rob\ Montague." Bound wixh 6048, &c.
6053.
A Book in 4 0 . containing,
1. Not^ exTheophraftietliicis charaaeribus. Defunt
folia5,poft. l2 *
2. 44 De Romano denario. out of Mr. Greaves. ,, 23.
3. " A Traftate of Short hand according to Mr. Rich/?
A.D. 1689, 39-
4. A Scheme for carrying on thp hiftory of the World
from where Sr. Walter Ralegh left off. 72'.
5. Ex Euftathio quaedam Parosmia alphabetice digefta.
r>. 105. Subjiciuntur Epigrammata qusedam Sanazarii.
6. Ex Dione Caffio. 3 l6 -
7. Ex Odyflea Excerpta quaedam alphabetice. p. 4c 1.
Errore fcribentis omittuntur paginae poft 3 1 9 ad 4^0- m
8. Ex Eufebii Chron. fol. 5 1 3. Similiter tranfivrt
fciiptor a 419 ad ;oo.
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Num. 6053 — 6058.
9. Out of Lowthorp's Epitome of the Philofophical
Tranfa&ions. *
10. Ex Flavio Vegetio. 816.
u. Ex Fra. Sandtii Minerva. 8 1 8.
1 2. Ex Fefto Pompeio, fol. 9 1 5. From fome ftrange
caprice, the author pafles, in every inftance, from 19
above one hundred, in the paging, to the next hundred;.
6054.
A Book bound with 1945, containing,
1. A fragment of a larger book beginning at p. 44,
with collections on Roman Antiquities dated 1676. A
rule to multiply any number above 5 on the fingers,
p. 69, & a few mifcellanies, to p. 83. Then follow many
blank leaves.
2. A Mifcellaneous collection of another kind, begin-
ning at p. 27, and containing Poems Latin & Englifh.
As a burlefque parody on "Qui mihi." p. 38, with a
conftderable number of Epigrams, Epitaphs, the Song
of a Soldier & a Sailor in Latin, &c. it extends to p. 116.
Written in feveral different hands.
6055.
A Book in 4*. containing,
1. The Debates in the Star-chamber on Wednef-
day the 8th November 1620, about the Charter of Lon-
don. f
. 2. Letters concerning the Marriage of Lady Hatton's
Daughter with the E, of Oxford againft the confent of
Sr. Edw. Coke her Hulband : with leveral other Let-
ters between great Perfons at that time. 21.
3. A trad* entitled, « TIT univerfall relations of Jhon
fiotero of Bene" (fie, qu. Berne ?)-« The firfte part &
y* firft booke w c " conteines the defcripdon of Europe."
Defcnbing Spain, France, Italy, & the Low Countries.
*. 35. contains 1 1 2 pages, but ends abruptly, as if un-
nnilhed. Bound with 986, 1595 & 1842.
6056.
A Quarto, containing,
1. A brief difcouife proving that the Houfe of Com-
mons hath equal power with the Peers in point of Judi-
. cature : written by Sir Rob. Cotton to Sr. Edw. Mon-
tague 1 621, at the beginning.
2. A relation of every day's proceedings in Parliament
from the beginning thereof, being 20th Jan. 1629. 1.
3. 24th reb. 1623. ' he Effect of the Relation to
both Houfes at Whitehall, by the D. of Buckingham,
concerning the Marriage with Spain. ?4 ,
The following are printed,
4- Q. Elizabeth's Speech to her laft Parliament.
• 5- A Proclamation for fupprefling falfe rumours touch-
ing Parliament, 1629.
Fft 1 w" C, o ma 5° n ^ for a PPrehending Walter Long
Efq ; & W". Strode, Gent, to atfwer for fedidous prac-
tices before the Star-Chambcr. V
In J;t. K D C ^ rleS,S declaration of the Caufes for diffolv-
fog the Parliament, in the 4 th year of his reign, ,628.
6057.
A O^arto of 65 written leaves, containing Poems on va-
• X Ff' h y hands, coLted by " ho
Croffe, whofe name is prefixed in an AcroftiJ The
r P ^ e rs byBen J0nf ° n > Carew, & many contem^
sir mA»° sm!" a Poem en i i - ed ' " An ° !d Dittie of
what it nrltZS JO ™ lon - The former is probably
v-ftat itpretends, orit was certainly right to omit it.
6058.
not
Orano inaugural* h.bua Oxouii in fcholis publicis iv.
Chrifth. 7I2 ' a Tho ™ Terry, S.T.B. iEdis
ChnftLalumno, et re . io Gn2ca: m *
Num. 6058*— 6063.
feffore." Fol. ,6. Libellus compact cum w .
» , 6059.
cuUda^^'-T^f 118 Pkniffimas viri
JT*? m L - F'orum, manu fatis pulchra fcrS
tas. Defunt pauca in fine. p
[6060—6079. Folio.'}
, t , 6060.
An heraldical Book reding to the County of Warwick,
wherein,
be^n„1? g Phabaicl1 ° f the Name ' P h «d » <h.
TiS?/5S34 Warwicklhirc Gentt7, 38 they 4
4. The Arms of Juftices of the Peace in Warwick*
1601. out of a Book at Theobald's. ¥ ^ 1C ™.
«K 5 il ^"^ °/. Gent,em en tricked, & carried on i
ST TWe «- ,ratK *»* *•
A^tfis f N r^r f S£s,s, Sfir *
6o6l.
A thin Folio with 10 Coats of Arms, in the firft page,
trick d with a Pencil, and nothing elfe. Bound with
N 5 8 57 & 5880,
6062.
A Book entitled " Knights made by King James &King
Charles, from 1603 to 1636, with an Alphabetical
Table by Sr. Richard St. George."
6063.
A Folio, containing Lifts, with thefe titles;
• L # i^ he Names of ! 3 6 Knights & Noblemen th^t were
with Edw. nu at the fiege of Barwick.
2. Knights made by Hen. vi. anno 6. at a Parliament
at Leicefter.
3. Knights made by Hen. vn. at the Battle of Red-
more,
4. Knights of the Bath made at the Coronation of K,
Hen. vn.
f 5* Knights made at the Coronation of Q. Elizabeth,
eldeft Daughter of Edw. 1 v.
6. Knights made by Pen. vn, at the creation of
Prince Arthur,
7. Knights made by Hen. vn. at the creation of the
Duke of York, on Allhallow Eye, 4 Hen. vn.
8. Bannerets made by Hen. vn. at Blackheath
field.
9. Knights made at Blackheath field.
10. Knights of the Bayne, made at the marriage of.
Prince Arthur.
1 1 . Knights of the Carpet, made at the faid Marriage.
1 a. Knights made at Tourraine in the Church, after
the King (Hen. vm.) came from Mafs, under his ban.
ner in the Church, in the vth year of his Reign.
13. Knights made at Sefforth, &c. in the f 5th year of
Hen. vm.
14. Qther Knights made by Hen. via.
1 5. Knights by Hen. vm. at Bullen.
16. Knights dubbed in Scotland by the E. of Hert-
ford, the King's lieutenant, 36 of Hen. vm.
1 jr. The Oath of the Knights of the Table round in
the time of the noble King Arthur.
18. Knights of the Bath & others made at the Coro-
nation of Edw. vx. & on the Tuefday following^ being
Shrove Tuefday.
1 9. Lord Mayors of London with the honouf of
Knighthood.
20. Noblemen created in Ireland by K. James.
a 1. Knights of the Bath p?ade in the Tower of Lon? .
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don at the Coronation of Queen Mary, & the Day after
atWeftm.
22. Others made 29 & 30 OGt. 1553.
23. Knights of the Bath and others made at the Co-
ronation, & afterwards, throughout the Reign of Q.
Elizabeth.
24. Knights Bachelors made by K.Jame* 1603, 1604.
25. The Baronets as they are marfhalled under the
great Seal of England, from their firft Creation, 29
June 1611, 9th of K. James, to the end of the year 1 623.
26. Knights made by Rob. E. of Leicefter in Holland
i5> 6 — by the Lord Admiral at Sea 1588. — by the L.
Wiiloughby in the Low Countries.— by the French King,
r— by Rob. E. of Effex before 1 591. —by the Lord Ad-
miral & E. of Effex before Gales 1596.— by the E. of
Effex in Ireland 1599.
27. Knights of the Bath at the Coronation of K. James,
—at the Creation of Charles D. of York.— at the
Creation of Henry Prince of Wales.— at the Creation of
Charles Pr. of Wales, 3 Nov. 1616.
28. A Lift of all the Knights Bachelors made by K.
James.
2Q. An Order by his Majefty for the Kts. to repair to
the E. Marfhal for his Warrant to the Office of Arms
to ri^ifler their Names, & to take their Places accord-
ingly.
30. A lift of Knights from 1622 to 1629.
31. A Catalogue of all the Knights dubbed in the
reign of C^Eliz. drawn into Alphabet, with the time of
their Creation.
32. An Alphabetical Catalogue of all the Knights
made by K. James, with the places & time of their
Creation.
6064.
Ajiheraldical Book in folio, containing thefollpwing titles,
1. Articles concerning the Queen's (Eliz.) Coronation.
At the beginning,
2. Regula aurea et quaedam aliq. ex vetere lihro njem-
branaceo de re heraldica. 1 .
3. An Order concerning the funeral of Lady Cathe-
rine, Wydow& Douager of Ppnpe Arthure, an°. 1535.
7,b.
4. Forma coronationis regum & reginarum Angliae. 9.
5. The Names of the principal Officers at a Corona-
don, after the old Cuftom. 1 2.
6* The Office of the L. great Chamberlain, theE. of
Oxford, at the Coronation. 13.
7. De principatibus & dominiis apud Germanos tem-
jporum fucceffu inftitutis. 1 4.
8. A Grant from Robert E. of Suffex to Tho.
jShoothe Clerk, for appointing him his Chaplain. 15.
9. The Creation of a Duke, &c. 16.
10. The Order of all Eftates of men. 19. 37.
1 1 . The Ordering of Funerals. 22 .
12. Several Queftions about the rights in bearing
Anns. 28.
13. Charges & Droites at the Creation of a Noble-
man. m 35.
14. Duties to be paid by a Knight of the Garter to
the College of Windfor. 3 5.
15. The Inftrument for degrading Thomas E. of
Wellmoreland & Thomas D. of Norfolk Knights &
Companions of th« Order of the Garter, for high treafon
againft the Queen's Majefty, Nov. 27. 1 569. 36.
1 6. The form of the Oath in playne chapitre holden
at the Grey Friers in London, June 3. an° 30 Hen. vjii.
All the officers prefent. 37.
17. The Creation of Walter E. of Effex & Edward
of Lincoln at Greenwich on Sunday May 4, 1572.
38.
1 8. The Admiffion of Sr. Wm. Pawlet to be Lord St.
John of Bafinge, of Sr. Henry Cheyney, Sr. Hen, Comp-
ton, & Sr. Hen. Norrys, refpe&ively to be Barons, at the
parliament holden at Weftroinfter, May 8, 1 572. 39.
Num. 6064.
1 9. The Inftallation at Windfor June . 1 8, IC72, of the
following Knights of the Garter ; Francis Duke of Mont-
morency, Walter E. of Effex, William Lord Burghley,
Arthure Lord Grey of Wilton, & Edmond Lord Chaun!
dos. 40.
; 20. The Names of the Knights inftalled at the fame
time. p 42
V- T f he . BiI1 of Charges paid by Walter E, of Effex at
his inftallation. 42 1
«2. The Bill of Charges paid bv Lords created at
Brydewell. w ' " j b#
23. Droites payez pour l'inftallacyon du Roy en rece.
vant l'ordre de la Jartiere. * 43 .
24. The Stile & Titleof the Queen (Eliz.). ib.'
25. Dudes to be paid at the creation of a Duke, &c,
ib. &c.
26. Rewards given out of the Chamber of London ztf
every Proclamation. 4 6.
27. The Warrant of Tho. E. of Derby, Lord Confla-
ble of England, to the Officers of Arms, fpr the receiving
their Dues, 8 Nov. 3d Hen. vn. 46.
28. The Copy of a Deputation made by Clarencieux
Hawley to Chefter Herauld, conftituting him his Marfhal
&c Deputy, in the 1 ft of Philip & Mary. 47.
29 A Grant from Q. Eliz. to the Dutchefs of Suf-
folk, of an augmentation to her Arms. 48.
30. The Charges of the Knights of the Bath, & of the
Officers of the King ? s houfe. 4g .
31. The Charges of Sr. Gilb. Dethicke in his meffage
with the Order of the Garter to the Emperor Maximi-
lian - ^ 49-5o.
32. The Copy of a Deputation made by Clarencieux
Cook to Reb. Glover, al's Somerfet Herald of Arms, for
3 vifitarion of the County of Stafford. 50.
33. The Inftallation of Edw. E. of Rutland, Wm.
Lo. Cobham & Henry Lo. Scroope of Bolton at Wind*
for, Apr. 15, 1585.
34. The Creation of Lady Ann Bullen to be Mar*
chibnefs of Pembroke. j I#
35. The Apparel for the Creation of a Prince, Earle,
&c. J2 /
36. The Determination of the Difputes between the
Officers of Arms in England & Ireland. 53.
37. Diredtions from Lord Burghley & theE. of Lei-
cefter to the Heralds of Arms to clear up the Claim of
Hen. Vernon as next heir in blood to the Lo. Powis ?
54-
^ 38. Copie de la charge executee par un officier
d'Armes de la part du Due de Lorraine au Due de Bur-
gee- 56.
39. The Creation of Sr. Wm. Cecil to the Barony of
Burghley, 25 Feb. 1 570, J7 .
40. The Names of the Knights of the Garter 1575.
with the Inftallation of Charles Lord Howard of Effing-
ham. 58#
41. Several Warrants for the Officers at Arms. 61.
65.
42. De gubernatore ac principali capitaneo exercitus.
62.
43. The Office of King of Arms. 63. Arms in bla-
zon of J. T. " " 64.
44. The Meafures of the Bonnet, Sleeves, &c. of the
Queen, Prince, &c. 66.
45- The Summons of the City of Terevan, June 25,
in 5th Hen, vm. to furrender to the King. 67.
46. Kings & Queens buried in the Cathedral at Win-
chester, with their Arms. ib.
47. All manner of Eftates to wear their apparel as
abovefaid powder'd. ib.
48. The Marriage & Iflue of Henry D. of Lancafter.
6 7 .
49. The Arms tfick'd of Edw. E. of Awbemarle flam
at Agincourt. ib.
J 0 ' T1 ?*
Digitized by
,x6
Catalogus #ibrorum MSS,
Num. 6064.
to. The Copy of a Patent granted to Rob. Cook, al's
Chefter, to he Clarencieu*. 68.
c 1 . The manner how to make 4 Baneret in the held.
-> " 69.
52. The difcommodities th^t may happen to an Army
for lack of bnfigntf, *•
ci The Size of Standerts, Banners, Penons, &c.
ib.
ca A Letter of deputation from Wm. Flower Nor-
roy to Rob, Flower ai's Somerfet, with full powers to
aft in his room, am. 1570, & i*th of Q. Ehz, 70,
55. Fees to the Officers of Arms at the funeral ot the
Q. of Scots. „ ^ r^ 7 V
56. 1 he Inaallationat Windfor of Henry E. of Derby
& Henry E. of Pembrook, on 20 May 1574- 16th of
Q. Elizabeth. 7*\
57. Th? Names of the Knights of the Garter at this
Inftallation. ib -
58. The Order in proceeding from the Queen s pa-
lace at Weftminfter to St. Peter's Church to thefermon
there, & from thence to the Parliament Chamber, Apr. 2,
1571. 73*
59. The Parliament Robes of a Vifcount, drawn with
a pen. 74»
60. The Order of going of all Eftates. 75. 78.
6r. TheDroughtes to be paid by Knights under the
degree of a Baron.
62. The Charges of the Knights of the Bath & officers
of the King's & Queen's houfc. ib.
63. The Words declared by Chefter Herald at the
coming in of Sr. Edw. Demote Champion at the Coro-
nation of Q. Mary 1, 77-
64. Knights made by K, Philip, Jan. 27. 1554. ib.
65. Knights made at the Coronation of Q.Mary
OSt. 2. 1 554. $ b -
66. The order in placing the JCnights of the Garter
m their Stalls at Windfor, at the Inftallation of the Prince
of Pymont& Lord Wm. Hawarde Ld. Admiral. 78,
67. Ufages & Cuftoms at an Inftallation. ib.
68. The Apparel of a Countefs at the Interrment of a
Queen.
69. A Warrant in behalf of Chefter Herald to the
Treafurer of the' Army, for money to c^rry him over to
Calais. ib «
70. The Warrant for poft horfes. 80.
71. The Queen's Warrant for payment of the Dues
belonging to the Officers of Arms. ib.
72. The manner & form of burying 3 Bjfhop or Car-
dina 1 .
7 i. The form of the burial of the Lord of St. Jones.
*i.
74. The form of burying a Lord or Knight. ib.
75. A Warrant in behalf of Chefter Herald, for his
maintenance at Calais, &c. 83.
76. The burial of Dr. Wotton. ib.
77. The forme of the Burial of Sr. James Bollaine.
ib.
78. The Order of the gping of all Eftates from the
Palace to the Church & Parliament, 1 554. 84.
79. The Copy qf a Letter from the Council at Green-
• wich to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen & Shrifts of Lon?
don, June 1566.
80. The Ordinances, Statutes & Rules made by the
E. of Worcefter Conftable of England, 6th of Edw. 4. to
be obferved in all manner of Juftes. 86.
^ 81. A Countefs in Mourning Apparel, neatly drawn
with a pen. 88.
82. The Funeral of a Countefs. 89.
8 3. 1 he burial of -a Knight or an Alderman of Lon-
ikvn. 97.
84. The Place of the younger Sons of an Earl.
98.
85. The Salary of Noaroy King of Arms in the 10th
of Richard 11.
99.
Num. 6064-^6067.
86;. The Name? of Noblemen who have been Officers
of Arms. 99*
87. Officers of Arms created by divers Princes. 100.
88. Notes out of Indentures & Patents relating to
Officers of Arms. 104.
89. The Order for the Funeral of a Marquifs. 105.
90. The Proceeding at the Funeral of W m . Marq. of
Winqhefter high Treasurer. 1 07.
91. The Proceeding at the Funeral of Edw. E. of
Derby, Dec. 157?. 10?.
9 2 . of Margaret Dutchefs of N orfolk,
burie4 in Norwich J $63, & afterwards removed to
Fremijigtiam. 109.
93. A Baron's Hood, in Trick. 110.
94. Jura appertinentia ad Official e§ Armorum. m.
95. A fetter of K.Hen. vin. upon aligned Vifita-
tion of Clarencieux. 115.
96. A Jicenfe from Eliz. for Somerfet Herald to
travel abroad for improvement. 11 6.
97. No Rule for Heralds to fucceed and take place
according to feniority . j 1 7.
98. Definitions of Signum, Vexillum, Scutum, Cly-
peus, Parma. 118.
99. A Treatife qf the rights which appertain to the
Marfhal in time of War. 1 19.
1 op. The Order of taking the Affays of the Mints in
old time. 126.
10 1. Literae patentes per quas Dux Montmorentiaci
Edmundum de Courtney militem procuratorem fuum
effecit (juq tempore Qarterii miles 8c cqnfrater elige-
b^tur. 128.
6065.
A Book entitled " Ihe Vifitation of Effex made Anno
Pni 161 1, by John Raven, Richmond Herald of
Arms, by virtue of a Deputation from the learned
Camden Clarenceulx King of Arms/' Signed Hen.
Lily Rouge Rofe. At the end there is an alphabetical
Index. The arms are in general neatly tricked.
The Debate concerning the afiigning of the Coat-
Arms of Francis Harrington late of Tofts in the County
of Effex Efq; unto John Barrington, alias Shute, of Becket
in the County of Berks, Efq; purfuant to the intention
& defires of thq faid Fra. Barrington, is now bound in
after the index.
6066.
An heraldipal ?ook in folio, relating to the Co. of Nor-
thampton, containing,
1. The Days of the Month (without the Year) when
the Vifitation was made, & at what places. #
2. An alphabetical Index, referring to the enliung
Book. _ £ *
3. TheDefcentfc Pedigrees uf\ the Families ot the
the faid County, with their Anns trick'd.
4. Arms in the Parifh Church of Alhallows in Nor-
th ^ P J^ Alphabet of Names with the Arms defcribsd
in JJlazon.
6067.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. An Extraft of a Grant of certain Rights & Privi-
leges to John Duke of Lancaaer & Blanch his Wtfe, *
the heirs of their bodies, from Edw. iv. & afterwards
ratified and confirmed by Hen. viji.
2. A $oll of the Nobility, according to their places.
16 f An Order from Court to the College of
for marflialling dp Names of the Noblemen , Knighu, ^
Doftors, which were to be mferted a the QjwJ
eftablifhing a Colony in Virginia. Many blank leaves
follow them. a , r t t,-
4. Copies of the Certificates of the payment ot tne
Subfidies granted to Jam. 1. given out of the Exchequer
9
Digitized by
BibliotheCae Harleiance*
Num. 6067, 6068.
for the difcharge of John Gwilliams al*s Portfmouth,
one of h* Majefty's Purfuivants. Signed He. Fan-
Ihawe.
5. Extract of the Grant from Richaid 11. to the Mayor
of York, of a Sword of State, &c.
6. The Place of the Aldermen of London at the
funeral of Q. Elizabeth, Wife of Hen. viu — at the Co-
ronation of Q. Mary - at the Coronation of K. Edw. vi.
— at the Coronation of Ann Bollen ad Wilt: to K. Hen.
viii. " Ex antiquo Iibro, in officio armorum."
7. The Challenge of Meliardus, Lord of the Ifles, to
the valorous Knights of Gr. Britain to ingage in the
Exercife of Arms.
8. The relation of a fumptuous Fcaft of K. Cafli-
belan ; and Remarks upon the Houfe-keepmg of King
Lud.
9. Grant from W n Camden, afs Clarencieux, of a
Coat of Arms to John Puckle. Many blank leaves.
10. Very (hort Notes from Holingfhed concerning
the Oath taken by Knights & the Iting 5 concerning In-
heritances & Marriage. At bottom i$ written " Gwiltim's
hand."
11. Charter granted by Richard 11. to the Abbey of
Weftminfter.
1 2. Creations of Noblemen, by Q. fcliz. and K. James,
with fome Notes about the diflferehces of Barons.
13. Notes from feveral Authors on free Government,
Kings, Honour, Trophies, &c.
14. Genealogy of the Family of Cotton of Connyng-
ton in Huntingtonfhire.
1 Tyrwhite, of Ketilbie in Lincolnflu
■ Bedell, in Com. North.
15. Andquity of Coat- Armour.
1 6. Notes from Scripture & from various Authors con -
cerning Sepulchres, Funeral Rites, &c. with marginal
Sketches.
1 7. The Order of the funeral of . . Reade of Codef-
broke in Com. Nortlfton, Efq.
18. The Funeral of Eliz. Countefs of Bath. 1605.
19. " A confutation cf the Opinion that Honours &
Titles of Dignity are determinable at common Law, &
not elfewhere."
20. " The difference between the Laws of the Land
& the Rules and Cuftoms of Honour, concerning the
Peers & Nobility of this Kingdom."
21 • Agreement between Mr. Williams, King's Herald,
& Fra. Morice, Executor of Sr. Jn°. Herbert, about the
charges of his Funeral.
22. Confirmation from Norroy King of Arms to
E. J. . . . (Jones) for bearing the Arms of his An*
ceftors.
23. The Names of Mechanical Trades, in Latin &
Englifli.
24. Account of the Children of Sr. John St. John,
in com. Bedford. On an outer leaf, at the begin-
ning, is a copious lift of collc&ive terms, terms of
hunting, &c.
This Book is figned at the end, " Robertus Tref-
wellus, Blewmande," and " Henry Lily." It is bound
with 6072.
6068.
A Book containing (according to the title at the begin-
ning) " a Collection of Records concerning Wales,
& Pedegrees of Glamorgaiifliire, Monmouth, & others:
fometime the, Book of Geo. Owen, and afterwards
diftinguifh'd, in the Office of Anns, by the Name of
the Labell rn
The Particulars are as follow :
1. Extraft. ex Rotulo Paten, ab anno i mo regis Hen,
fir ji.jo. 1.
(t.) Litcrae de condu&u Lewelini principis
Northwallise & uxoiis fu£e in veniendo ad regem
apud Salop. 1.
Cat, Harl. Vol, III.
Num. 6068*
(2.) Treuga inter rcgem & Lcwelinum prln-
cipem. ib.
(3.) Rex Anglise & Lewelinus priaceps Noitwal-
lise ftabunt arbitrio. ib.
(4). Rex commifit WiPlo de Boeles caftra dc
Montgomery, &e. ib.
(5.) Rlx conceflit honorera de Kermerden Gil-
berto Mar. Com Pembr. ib.
(6.) Rex dedit poteftatem Ep~o. Coven, & Lich.
ad tra&andum de pace inter regem & principem. ib.
(7.) DaviJ fil. Lewelini quondam principis Nor-
walliae conceflit regi Griffinum fratrem fuum quem
in carcere tenebat. ib.
(S.) Owen filius Griffini rege defenditur. 2.
(9.) Quomodo Rivera de Conwaye regi re-
manet. ib.
(10.) Treugas continuatio inter regem & Ow-
enum & L. fil. Griffini. ib.
(11.) Terr, de Thlen conceff. Mereduk fil
Rees. ib.
<i2.) Comotum dc Conneirglin & Ifcoeyt con-
ceff. Mailgon fil. Mailgon. * ib.
(i3.\ Terras conceflit Tudero filio Edenevet
Vaughan. ib.
(14.) Charta indignationis regis, ib.
(15.) Licentia Wrenocke fiL Kenwricke quod
catalla fua receptentur in com. Ceftrie ad paf-
turam. 3.
(16.) Rex conceflit Oweno filio Griffini domos.
ib.
(17.) Mandatum ad ducend. Tuder fil. Abed-
nevet, &c. ad turr. Lond. ib.
(18.) Mandatum finem imponere contentioni
inter Griffinum fil. Madoci & Griffinum fil.
Wemdwen de terris de Doydonu. ib.
fig.) Henagium Rees fil. Rees. ib.
(20.) Dotatio Eienae uxoris Mereduk fil. Oweyn.
ib.
(21.) Mandatum Wil Imo de Warrene ad deli-
bcrand. caltrum iuum de Albo Monafterio durante
guerra* ib.
(22.) ConcclT. 10 libr. Tuder fil. Ednevet. ib.
(23.) TresWallenfes l*e reddunt ad fidem regis. 4.
(24.) Comotuin Criwethin conceflit Maelgon fil.
Rees. ib.
(25.) Quod magnates Hiberniae venirent in Wal-
liam ad Leolinum expug^iandum. ib.
(26.) Rex reddidit Griffino fil. Wennwen ter-
ras, ib.
(27.) Mandatum B. de Veere quod praedift.
Griffinum receptee in villa de Clunde. ib.
(28.) Obfidioncs Baronum.
(29.) Liteixe duas regis ad Leolinum pro pace.
ib. & 5.
(30.) De pace confervanda cum Leolino. 5.
(31.) Decern libr. allignat. ad vitam Tudero fil.
Edenevet. ib.
(32.) David fil. Griff. Conccflu rationabil. part,
ten*. ib.
(33.) Concefs. Edmundo Kake de Norvico Mcf-
fuagium. ib.
(34.^ Quod tenent, baron. Walliae non fac. ho-
mag. David fil. Leolini. ib. & 6.
(i5-) pace inter regem & David fi!. Leolini.
6.
(36.) De infidelitate David & aliorum contra
regem. ib.
(37.) Mandatum Conftab. Tur. Lond. ad libe-
rand. Tuderum & J. Vaughell. ib.
(38.) Conceff. terrar. Eignon fil. Owen, Tudero
& Wrennock in Ros, &c. ib.
(39.) Concefs. Oweno Mediet. deKery. ib.
(40.) Barones Wallise qui fecerunt regi homa-
gium. ib.
4 M 2. Placita
Digitized by
3t8
Catalogue Libror um MSS.
Num: 6o68, 6069.
2. Placha coram rege in Tefo Miclfis anno z$to.
regis Hen. in. de homagio Mailgon fil. Mailgon de
terris inter aquas de Ayrun & Tyvye. 8.
3. Cartae diverfae conceff. ecclefiae de Hagemon, mo-
Hachis de Aberconwy & Stratflur. 10, 11.
4. Placita Seffionis Edv. de Bohm. Juftic. D~ni. Re-
gis Northwalliae apud Hardlegfe anno regni regis Ed-
wardi 8°. ad oftendend. quo Warranto clamant tenere
terras fuas per Baroniam. 12.
5. Conceff. Audoeno fil. David & Griffino fil. Rod-
heri tria Canlreda, fc. Ros, Rhuomoc, & Diffrynrluth
per regeni Joannem. 13.
6. Rex Johannes conceff. Willo~ de Brues terras quas
acquirere poterit fuper inimicos fuos in Wallia. ib.
* 7. In dorfo pat. 3 0 Edv. 11. Homines qui iverunt ver-
fus Scotiam. ib.
8. Quo Warranto Simon de Burleys clamat dominium
de Llanftephan. 15-
9. Petitio Parliament, de terris conceff. Abbati de
Leicelter anno 26 0 Edv. hi. 19,
10. De poteftate regis (prout an° 3 Hen. in.) fi aliquis
Bafo Drii reg. tenensde rege obiiffet& non haberet hae-
red. nifi filias. 1 9.
1 1. Varia de confuetudinibus & nobilitate. ib.
12. De Augufto Iroperatore, Csefare, Rege Roma-
norum, principibus, Marchionibus, principibus, &c.
20.
13. The Creation of Walter Devereux L. Ferris, Vifc.
Hereford, & E. of Effex. 2 1 .
14. The Oath. for the Counsellors, 17 0 Hen. vm.
22.
15. Inftru&ions of K. Hen. vm. for the Counfellors
attendant upon the Princefs Mary to Ludlow, 18 0
Hen. vm. ib.
16. Rotulus hofpitii Mariae principis i7°Hen. vm.
cum eorum variis feodis & ftipendiis. 32.
17. The Ordering of an Army, & the Duty of every
Officer. , 40.
18. Defcents and Pedigrees of feveral Families in
Wales. " 56.
1 9. A Table of the Records & other Matters con-
tained in this Book. i3o.
20. A Table to the Pedigrees.
The book contains 1 84 leaves.
6069.
A Book in folio, with many heraldical, hiftorical, &
other Matters, the titles whereof are placed at the
beginning, very nearly as follows,
j . A Treatife concerning Nobility in French. 1.
2* A Lift of the Kings of Arms, Heralds, & Purfui-
vants under K. Edw. 1. 5.
3. Hiftorical Extrafte concerning Uter & Aurelius
Kings of England, & the Appearance of the Dragon.
6.
4. Orddnriances taken out of the Civil Law con-
cerning violating or breaking of a Sepulchre or Monu-
ment. 7.
5. The Order of the Eftates of the Blood Royal,
Jkc. 8.
6. The Defendants of John of Gaunt, who died
T39S, an* Rich. 11. 27 0 . ib.
7. A difcourfe on Liberality, in French. 1 1.
8. The Bodies buried in the White Friers, &c. of
London, ib. 23. 27. 29. 46. 57. 59. 61. 66. 72. 75. 88.
9. A Lift of the Order of the Garter in the reign of
(X Mary. 14.
10. The Ordering of Eftates of all Degrees. 17.
1 1. A Truce between England 8c France for 15 days,
concluded at Bulloign 1549- 18.
12. A Defiance publHhed in the Star Chamber by
the D. of Norfolk in French, to the French Embaflador,
in the prefence of the Emperor's Embaflador & Nobles
of England. 20.
Num. 6069.
13. ATikiftg Match, the Combatants being chiefly
Spanifh. 26. 28.
14., Coment ung Herault fe doibt prefenter quant il a
Legation. 33.
15. The manner of fetting forth a Corps of what Eftate
foever he be, and how every mart (hall go in order. 34.
16. The Enterrement of Richard Nevell Erie of Salif-
burye at Bifham in the Comte Barks. 36,
17. Les Couftumes des Egyptiens aux obfequies &
funerailles des morts. 38. 66.
18. Le Facon des Obfeques entre les Ethiopiens. 39.
19. The Enterrement of a Gentleman, Efq; ot
Knight. ib. '
20. Chofe louable & digne du Roy Sefoftris. 40.
21. The Funeral & Iflue of Sir W m Sydney. 41.
22. De ratione quam habere debet bellum incep-
turus. 43*
23. Copie <te la Charge execute pat* ung Officier
d'Armes de la parte de la Due de Lorrayne a la Due de
Bourgoigne k la Siege de Nur fur la Rhyn. 44.
24. La Sommacion de Dorians, 1 2 Oft. 1543. ib.
25. The Charge given to the Purfuivant of Arms, to
b* declared to the D. of Northumberland, & all his band,
to fubmit to the Qaeen (Mary). 45.
26. Diftin&io 23 e patrum decretis anno t° de ton-
fura, &c. 47.
27. De la divifion de Gaule. 48.
28. Aucunes des Princes du fang Ropl de France.
50.
29. A Memorandum about the Q. of Scots being in
England. 56. b. .
30. The Funferal of Sr. Oliver Leader at Great Stoltoa
in Co. Hants. 59.
31. Enfeignes de Guerre. 62.
32. Advis contre Seditifeux. ib.
33. Anno 4 Edv. iv. concerning the reducing of feve-
rtl Cafttes in Northumberland by the E. of Warwick, &
the takirig and condemnation of Sr. Rauf Gray. 63.
34. Le Contenir des Articles que Vibillius porta 4
Pompee. 69.
35. Articuli de pace inter Joh. Dante tegem & Urbem
Lubec. 70.
36. La pointteftient de Therouennfe en Tan 1513.
37. La teneur des alliances foites entre les Romains &
Carihaginiens. ib. b.
38. The Treaty of Harflete. 73.
39. The Treaty of Falois. 74*
40. Oraifon faite par Cefar jpar laquelle rem^rcia les
Citadins de Cordube. 75.
41. Remenftraunce de Pompee a fes Soldats. 76.
42. Reponfe de Labienne a Pompee. ib.
43. CommeScipion enVoya deux Getuliens auCamp
de Cefar pour efpier comme tout fe portoit. 78.
44. La prudence de Jules Cefar pour vaincre fes Ene-
mies. 79.
45. De fundatione Coenobiorum diverfofum in An-
glia. So.
46. A Certificate of the Heralds to the Earl Marfhal*
concerning the title of Lord La Ware.
86. b. 102. b. 107.
47.. De Divifione Anglise in Shiras, per reges Weft-
Saxoniae. 87. b.
48. Ambafladeur Romain vers le Roy Artus. 94.
49. La refponfe faicte a rAmbafladeur per le Due de
Cornouaille. ib.
50. Comme Cfcfar remohftra la faulte a plufieuis des
fes Soldats. 95.
5 1 . Une Lettre envoyee de par le Pape Boniface vjh.
a roy Philippe le Bel. ib. 6.
52. Lettre refponfive au Pape de par le Roy Phi-
lippe, ib.
53. Lettte envoyee par le roy d'Angleterre au Roy de
Fhlnce eftant a Ypre. " ib.
54. "Refponfe
Digitized by
fiibtiothecas Harleianae.
Num. 6069, 6070.
54. Refponfe que fait le roy Philippe au Lettre de
roy d'Angleterre. 96.
55. The Divifions of Coat-Armours* 97*
56. Concerning Blazon. 100.
57. Charge to Rouge-croix from Q. Mary to be de-
clared to the D, of Northumberland. 10 a.
58. A Memorial Credential given by Hen. vm. to
Carlifle Herald, to be fent to his Nephew the K. of Scots*
102.
59. A Warrant for Liveries for the Office of Arms
attending upon the King's Majefty's Army into Scot-
land, with Receipts of the Heralds for Liveries and Diet.
103.
60. An Anfwer made by the Officers of Arms to one
Efcochen brought from France. 103.
61. Points to be obferved by a Herald of Arms in his
Vifitations. 105.
62. Q.Eliz's. Licence for Rouge-dragon to pafs be-
yond Seas. iq6.
63. Obfcrvations concerning Blazon. 108.
64. La Droits & Largefle appert. de vielle Couftume
aux officiers d'Armes felon lk couftume d'Angleterre.
1 11.
65. The Manner how the Prize fhall be given at Jufts
in time of paix royal, and for what confideration it (hall
be forfeit and loft. 1 1 2.
66. Du Combat appelle Buhort. 113.
67. Du Combat appelle Bas ou Barriere. ib.
68. Knights made in the 8 Hen. vm. 115.
69. Mos falutandi principem, & principis confuetu Jo
apud Nigritas. 116.
70. Knights of the Bath made at the Coronation of
Q.Mary. 117.
71. Knights made theDay after the Coronation. 118.
72. The Order through London from the Tower to
Weftminfter. ib. b.
73. Knights made Odt. 19, 1553. 119. b.
74. Knights made at Touraine. 120.
75. L'Ordonnance des Battailes Romains ; a loofe
Sheet.
76. The Saying of Q.Mary at the end of her Parlia-
ment in the 1 ft year of her reign. 121.
77. An. Order how the King fhall ride at meeting
Anne of Cleve. 122.
78. A Petition of the Heralds to Q Mary to have
the Velvet belonging to the Hearfe of K. Edw. vi. un-
juftly detained by the Dean of Weftminfter. 1 25.
79. Jure gentium iniqui Nuncii debent violari. 133.
80. Comme Tatius Curtius f£it mis a moTt pour avoir
▼iole le droid des gens. 134.
6070
An heraldical Book, exhibiting the Defcents and Pedi-
grees of Families in the County of York, with their
Coats of Arms tricked.
At the beginning of the Bo^k there are the follow-
ing things:
1. ' An alphabetical Index to the Pedigrees.
2. Coats of Arms in the Church of Rotheram.
3. Extrafts out of Domefday JJook relating to this
County. 1.
4. " Certificationes fa&ae de feodis militum fpe reg.
Hen. 11. preetextu mandati regis ejufdem ficut habentur
in Libro rubeo in Scaccario Weftmonafterii refervato."
11.
5. c< Liber Rubens. Scutagium folutum anno 7 0 regis
Hen. 11. tam per Praelatos quam per caeteros Barones
quando idem rex obfedit Thoiofam. Ibidem memoran-
tur alia Scutagia foluta tempore ejufdem regis, Ricardi 1.
& Johannis." 21.
6. Inquifitiones fa&ae tempore regis Johannis per
totam Angliam. 24.
7. Nomina eorum qui tenent 20 libratas terras de rege
in capite, vel de illis qui funt infra eetatem in com.
NllrtK 6070-^607^.
12.
14.
16.
Ebor. qui ex Mandato negis Henrici hi. diftringeb^ntur
perViceconn 25.
8. Nomina habe»tium 46 libratas terrae m eom. Etbor.
fpeEdv.K a6.
9. Nomina militum de eod. com. fpe Edv. 11* a9.
At the end after the Pedigrees,
10. A Certificate of J* Philipot, Somerfet Herald of
Arms concerning the Family of Craven. 354.
11. Arms in Bolton Percy Church & Pa rfcnage.
355-
Arms in South Cave Church. 35 9*
Arms in North Cave Church. 360 .
More Arms in Bolton Percy Church. ib. b.
Arms of Yorklhire Families entred promifcuoufly.
The Copy of Sir W m Fairfax's Book of Arms
of Yorkfbire in every Wapentake. 374.
17. An Alphabet of Names with Arms in Blazon:
388.
18. The Lord Coke's Charge given at Norwich Af*
fizes, Aug. 4, 1606. againft the Abufes and Corruption
of Officers, amongft whom Saltpeter Men. 399.
6071.
An Heraldical Book, {hewing the Defcent and Pedigree
of the Kings of England, and of feveral Families o
the Nobility and Gentry, with an alphabetical Index
at each end. Contains 547 pages.
6C72.
ABook bound with 6067, containing a variety of Mat-
ters, viz.
1. An alphabetical Index of the Names mentioned
therein. At the beginning.
2. Extra&s from divers Evidences. Next to the
Index.
3. The Marriage and Iffue of Rob. Dormer Knt.Tho.
Pagytt Efq. and Tho. Butler. t.
4. Inscriptions on Tomb-Hones and Funeral Monu-
ments, ib. & 2.
5. Donations and Grants of Lands from Roger de
Dodmgton to fundries. 1. 8c 2. .
6. Notes jaken out of a Book in the hands of Mr.
Ferrers, relatmg to Settlements and Donations belong-
ing to the Church and Monaftery of Godeftpwe, and
likewifeof Witham and Abindori. 3.
7. Infcriptions on Grave Stones ii> St.ButtoJph'jS
Church without Aldcrlgate in London. 6.
8. Infcriptions, &c. in the Church of Broughtonnear
Banbury in Co. Ox. 7.
— at Afhby in Com. North. ib.
— in the Church of St. Stephen, neaf
8.
— in St. Peter's at Chalfaunt, in com.
ib.
— in Hadley Church, near Barnet. 9.
— in Chipping Norton Church, in Ox*
ib.
— in Ham Church, in the Co. of EfTex.
ib.
— in St. Margaret's Church £t Weftmin-
10.
— in Sylverton Church, in com. Devon,
11.
— in Wymbrame Minfter, in com. Dor-
ib.
— in Lachlade Church, in com. Glouceft.
ib.
— in the Cathedral Churcji At Winchef-
12.
— in Fulham Church. 14.
— in Luton Church, in com. JJedf. ib.
— in Wefton Church, in com. Warwfc.
lb.
9-
10,
St.Alban's.
11.
Bucks.
12.
fordfli.
14.
'5-
fter.
16.
*7-
fet.
18.
19.
ter.
ao.
21.
22.
*3-
in Stone Church, in com. StaflF.
2 24- Infractions
Digitized by
Catalogue Librorufn MSS.
Num.6072.
24. inscriptions in Bartomles Church in com* Ceftr.
. . 15-
a 5- 1 in Bletfo Churchy in Go. Bcdf. ib.
26. Inscription on the Tomb of Hugh de Haftings,
fomewhereiii Com.Norf. ib,
27. on the Tomb of the E. of Shrews-
bury in France, who died in the Battle of Burdeux
28. Carta Wiirmi de Gardiner cedTf. S. Sadburgi
Virginis de Burencefter de uno Mefuagio cum crofto,
&c. 16.
29. Grant from Reginald de JBivill to Laurence Btvill
his Manour df Dray nok, &c. ib.
30. Infcriptions in St. Mary Magdalene Church, in
Milk ftreet, London. 17.
31. in Ingatfton Church, in Effex. 18.
32. - ~ in Baflifhaw Church in London. 19*
33* ' ta m Chippenham Churchy in Co. Wilts.
21.
34. 111 Digfwelt Church, in Co. Herts* ib.
35. in the Church of St. Martin in the
fields London. ib.
36- "■ — in SkMichael's Church, near St. Al-
ban's* 22.
37. - in the Cathedral Church of York. 23*
38. Notes out of the book of the Abbey of Godftowe.
24.
39. Extfa&s from feveral Deeds relating to Convey-
ances made by Will. Lapflode and others in the manour
of Brydford. 26.
40. Writ to apprehend the body of John Lapfold re-
verfed, his Name being Lapflode. ib.
41. Arms trick'd from ancient Seals. 27.
42. A general Acquittance from J. Repps to J. Deen
of all his Right and Claim in Rich. Ulfled his Vaflal,
&c. 28.
43. Grant from Walt. Dichwood to Tho. Sylvefter
1 Mef. 16 Acres of Land, and 3 Yardfcinds, m Upton
Efcudmorer. ib.
44. Infcriptions upon the Grave Stones at Stratford
upon Avon. ib.
45. An Alms fettled upon the Abbey of Holingforth,
by Joan, Widow of J. de Hodlefton to pray for her own
and the Soul of her deceafed Hufband. 29.
46. Indenture between Rich. E. of Warwick and Rich.
Midleton on one part; and J. de Hodifton and Margaret
his Wife on the other part ; wherein the former con-
vey to the latter certain Manours and Lands in the Co.
of Cumberland, Weftmorhnd, &c. 29.
47. Extra&s out of the Colle&ions of Mr. Sampfon
Erdfwyck and Mr. Hals of Deeds of Gift, Grants, Con-
veyances, Releafes, Fines, &c. 30 — 35.
48. Linea Ric. Camoys milit. quomodo fit redus
haeres Gilberti Wace, ex evidentiis Thomae de Emfcote
in com. Warw. 31.
49. Some Monumental Infcriptions, but not men-
tioned where. 38.
50. Infcriptions in St. Mary Magdalene's in old Fifh
Street. ij8.
5 1. — — -— — in St. Nicholas golden Abbey. 49.
52. . in St. Michael's Pater-nofter in the
old Royal. 50.
53. in St. Michael's at Queenhive. 52.
54. ■ in St. Nicholas Ol. 54.
55. — in St. Mary Somerfet, near Broken
Wharf. ib.
56. in the Priory of Prefton in Co. Lan-
caft. 55.
57. in St* Leonard at Bromley, near Strat-
ford, ib.
58. in St. Leonard in Shoreditch. 56.
59: ■ in St. Catherine Colman Fenchurch
Street. 57.
60. - — — * in the Church of Weft Greenfted in
Suffcx.
57-
Num. 6072, 6073.
61. Infcriptions in the Church of Dedington in Co.
Ox. 58.
Towards the latter end, a fecond order of foliation.
62^ Series ordinum omnium fpe Hen. 1. 1.
63. Cataiogus regum Angliae & Abbatum Crowland
fucceffire a conqueftu ad H. m. 2.
64. Teftatnentum Edv. 111. regis. 3 .
65. A Copy of the Grant made to the Officers of
Arms for not paying any Subfidies, Fiff ns, or other
payments. 6.
66. The Heralds Charter- 1 o.
67- The Oath of Knight of the Bath. 12*
68. Fees to be paid at the making a Knight of the
Bath* 12.
69. The Oath of a King of Arms. 13*
70. The Oath of a Herald, when he is made before
his Sovereign. ib/
71. The Advertiferaent of a Purfuivant. 14.
72. The Appointment of Scaffolds at the King's Inft.
15.
73. The Cafes wherein a Woman may bear Arms,
with a difference. ib*
74. Diftin&ions of Legitimate and Illegitimate. 16.
75- Orders of Eftate. ^ 17.
76. Order of a Marquifs* ib.
77. Order of Earls. i8<
78. Order of Vifcountsv . ib.
79. Order of Barons. 19.
80. Order of Eftates^ ib.
8 1. Order of Banners* 20.
82. Why the King's Coat of Arms is Worn at the
burial of Noblemen and Women. ib-
83. The Apparel of great Eftates of Women in time
of mourning. 21.
84. The manner of wearing of Hoods. 22.
85. The Liveries of Noblemen at Interrments. ib*
86. The Order of all Eftates, taken out of the Rc-
gifter of Crowland. 24.
87. The Order of the Office of E, Marihall. . ib.
88. The Fees of the E. Marfball. ib.:
89. A new Ordinance for the execution of the Knight
MarfhaPs Office. 27.-
90. The Ufages of Tho. Brotherton ki the Office of
Marflial, and of certain antient Rights of that Office in
Time of War. 28.
91. Fees due from a Bachelor Knight. 30*
92. A Warrant for creating Ulfter King of Arms in
Ireland. ib.
93. The Courfe of Funerals ferved by the Officers of
Arms 1593 & 1594. 31.
94. A Decree by the E. Marflial touching a Matter
in queftion between Anthony Felton and Edm. Withipole,
13th May 1598. 32.
95. ALicenfefrom C^Eliz. for William Colbrand,
Rouge-Dragon, to go over the Seas. 33.
96. Heirs apparent to the Crown proclaimed : takqi
out of fome Colle&ion* of C. Cook. 35.
97. Hiftorical Colle&ions out of a Book of Fulk
Gwaryne & his Sons. 37.
98. 1 he Funeral of Lady Eliz. Hatton, 1592. 40.
99. Letter from the Univerfity of Cambridge to . the
E. of Effex, inviting him to be their Chancellor in the
room of L. Burleigh deceafed. 42.
100. The Anfwer of the E. of Effex to the Letter of
the Univerfity. 43.
1 01. A Copy of a Commiffion granted for the redrefe
of faults in the Office of Arms, at fuch time as there was
no E. Marfhal. 46 .
102. A Lift of Knights from 1558 to 159 1. 48.
103. ^ Carmina Maximiliani Imperatoris, cum refpon-
fione Sigifmundi principis Suecias. 49, b.
6073.
A Book, (hewing the Pedigrees of feveral very ancient
Families— with an Alphabetical Index at the end.— Ia
p. 9.
Digitized by
Bibiiothecae Harleianse.
3 21
Num. 6073 — 6074.
p. 9. there is a Copy of a Licence from Pope Boniface
to Lord William Poulet & Eleanor his Wife, for fet-
ting up a private Altar in a fit place for the celebration
of the Mais, either by their own Chaplain or by any
other Prieft. Contains 1 20 written pages.
6074.
A fmall Folio fairly written upon Vellum, giving an Ac-
count of the Order of the Garter, wherein are con-
tained,
I. An Account of the 4 chapters holden at the Feaft
of St. George: at the beginning figned, " G. Dethick,
al's Garter."
v. The Coft of the Book of the Garter for K. James
of Scotland, fent to him anno 1 534. i #
3. A Note concerning the Proclamation of Hen.vin.
as K. of Ireland, in 34th year of his reign. ib.
4. Knights of the Order of the Gaiter, an 6 . 17 & 18
Hen. viii. ib. b.
5. Knights, &c. an. 19, 2r, 22, 23 Hen. vni. 2.
6. St. George's Days, in the reign of Hen. viii. 3.
7. Fcafts of St. George kept at the Caftle of Windfor
in the reign of Hen. nil. & the Names of the Lieutenants
& Deputies of the faid Fealts. 3. b.
8. Knights an°. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,
35, 36, 37 Hen. vin. 7.
. 9. Knights in ift Edw. vi. 9.
10. Knights in 3d Edw. vi. with alterations & new
appointments agreed upon by thefaid Order. 10.
II. Statutes & Ordinances eftaWiflied by Hen. vni.
12.
12; By the King, a Warrant to the Mafterof the
jrreai Wardrobe, for furnilhing robes for Sr. J. Wallop,
elefted a Kt. Companion of the Order. . ao.
1 3. Duiies to be paid by every Knight to the. College
at Windfor. 4 1 -
14. Duties to be paid for the Soul health of every Kt.
after their degrees. ib.
1 5. Charges belonging to the King's Lieuteiiarit, &c.
at the feaft of St. George. ib.
16. Order that upon the Death of A Knight evety one
of the reft (hall pay, according to his degree, a Sum taxed
in Almsdeeds. 42.
17. A Licence (as ufed in the time of Edw. vi.) for a
Knight, for abftnce from the Feaft. 43.
18. The Oath of the King of Arms when he is
crowned. 45.
19. The Creation of Henry, D. of Yoik, fecond Son
to K. Hen. vii. 1494. 48.
20. The Creation at Lambeth in the 5th Hen. vni.
of Thomas E. of Surry D. of Norfolk, of Cha. Vift.
Lifle Duke of Suffolk, of Thomas Lord Hawarde E. of
Surfy, & Lord Cha. Herbert, E. of Worcefter. 51.
2 1 . The Charges of the Office of Arms at the Crea-
tion of great Eftates. 53.
22. The Creation of the E. of Wiltfliire (F. 54) in the
ift Hen. vni.
23. The Creation of Edw. Stanley Lord Montaigle
6 Hen. vni. 55.
24. The Creation of Lord Marney, 14 Hen. vni.
56.
. 25. The Creation of Wm. Pawlet Lord St. John, of
Sr. John Anfcll Lord Rufldl, & Mr. Wm. Parr Lord
Parr, 30 Hen. vm. ib*
26. The Creation of Tho. Lord Cromwell E. of Effex,
31 Hen. vni. ^7.
27. The Submiffionof Oneyll to Hen. vm.at Green-
wich, in 34th year of his reign. 58. *
28. The Creation of Cannoke Oneyll E. of Tyronne.
59*
29. The Form of a Patent at granting Arms. 60. .
30. The Creation of the Earls of Bath & Bridgewater,
28 Hen. vm. 62.
3 1 . Cautions to the Heralds in granting Arms. ib. .
Cat.Harl. Vol.111.
Num. 6074—6077;
32. The Publication at the difgracing a Knight of the
■Garter. w 63.
33. The difgracing the D. of Buckingham, L. Darcy,
E. erf" Northumberland & Marq. of Exeter. ib. Sec.
34. The Creation of the E. of Tomon & Clanrickard
& Lord Ybrakan. 65.
35. The Submiffion of ... . Oneyll, 4 (^Eliz.
66„
'36. Anno 31. The French King being atCompeigne,
a Lift of the Knights of his noble Order of the Garter.
67.
37. An 0 . 1527. The Creation of Lord Pyerce Buttler
E. of Offerey. ib.
38. The Creation of a Knight of the Noble Order of
the Garter. 69.
39. Duties to be paid by a Kt. of the Garter at his
Inftallation. 70.
^ 40. The Oath which the Earl of Cumberland took at
his Inftallation. 70.
41. The Oath of the Regifter of the riobie Order of
the Garter. ib.
42. Oath of Garter chief King of Arms. 71.
43. The Money allotted by each Eftate for Charity.
ib.
44. The Manner of depofmg 8c throwing down Trai-
tors Arms. ib.
45. The Promulgation of the Knight which (hall be
deposed. 72.
46. An 0 . 3 1. the offering up the Hachements of the
E. of Shrewfbury & Wiltfliire. —of Lord Mountjoye,
an°. 27. of the D. of Richmond an 0 . 29, , of the
E. of Northumberland an° 30. 73.
6075.
A paper Book, not perfeft, bearing this title, " Nomina
& Valores omnium & finguldruta Angliae Archiepifca.
patuum, Epifcopatuum, Archidiaconatuum, Preben*
dariorum ecclefiarumq ; parochialium infra regnum &
dominia Angliae, ac omnium aliarum promotionuia
quarumcunq ; fpiritualium infra eadem quae ad folu-
tionem decimse partis eorundem Dominis regi 8c reginas
nuper tenebant."
It begins with the County of Northampton divided
into its Deaneries, f. 1. Rutland, f. 6. Huntingdon, f. 7:
Cambridge, f. 8.b. Lincoln, f. 1 1. Buckingham^ f. i9.b.
Oxford, f. 22. b. Bedford, f. 25. b. Leicefter, f. 27.
Hartford, f. 30. b. Effex, f.32. b. London, f. 39. Mid- -
dlefex, f. 41. Whence three leaves are loft. It pro-
ceeds in Suffolk, 45. Norfolk, 48* b. Kent, f. 58.
Gloucefter, 63. Warwick, 66. b. Somcrfet, f. 69.
Wiltfliire, 74. b. Bcrkfliire, 78. b. Briftol & part of
Dorfetfhire, 80. b. Suffex, f. 83. Devon/hire, f. 87.
after which four leaves arc torn out. Cornwall, 02,. b»
Worcefter, 95. Hampfhire, 97. Surry, 101. . York,
1 02. b. Nottingham, 108. b. Richmond Archdi 1 1 1.
Cumberland, 112. b. Durham, 113. b. L^ncafter,
1 1 5. b. Chefter, 1 1 6. Stafford, 117. Derby, 1 1 9.
which is imperfeft, & the reft is wanting.
6076.
A thin Folio, with Coats of Arms trickM belonging to
Families of the City of London until the Year 1068.
An Alphabetical Index is prefix'd. 97 leaves*
Bound with 1049.
6077.
Liber eleganter fcriptus per Geo. Owen, cui titulus
" Menevenfis DicKeris."
1. <c Extra&us ex recordis reginae primitiarum et deck
marum fuarum, videlicet annalis redditus five pencionis
attingen. ad valorem decimx parris, clari ajmui valoris
omnium dignitatum & promotionum fpiritualium intra
diocef. Menevenfem."
4 N Tomu$
Digitized by
32*
Catalogue Librofum MSS*
Ntim* 6077—6079.
Tomus fecundiis, ut videttir, bccurrit ad numeruni*
6696. q. v. Sequuntur alia, viz^
2. Benefitia fpe&antia ad collatibriem Epl MeneVeAf;
14.
3. Ohlries Ecclefiae lpe&4nte$ ad donationem five
praefentationem keginac* Epifcopi et nonnullorum alio*
rum patrtoiim infra Epifcopatum Menevenfem; 1 5*
4. Promotiones fpirituales ad valorem, 20 L et ultra
per totam Angliam, fpe&antes ad donationem dominae
Reginae et aliorum. , ,20.
5. The Valuation of the feveral Livings of all the
Bilhops In England, with the Tenths that every one of
them payeth* 51 •
6. The Valuatioii of the feveral Deaneries m England,
with the Tenths that every one of them payeth. $2,
In initio Libri haec praefiguntur,
). " Omnes Dignitates, Prabendae, re&oriae, portlo-
hariae, vidariae, Hberae capellae, curationesj ac alias promo-
tiones fpirituales infra comitat. Pembrok. ad quorum
donationem, collationem, praefentationem, nominationem
feu curam pertinent, Collett. anno Dni 1594.
8. Ecclefiae Menevenfis delineatio. Codex compa&us
cum num. 6280.
6©7#«
A trad entitled u A tteatife concerning ttie Nobilitie,
accordinge to the lawe of England." In another hand
is fubjoined " By Will. Bird," fc the fame perfon, in
the margin, has added " Cat. MSS. Anglia, torn. 2.
inter Cod. Tho. Barlovii, N. 2383." And again, "&
much enlarged by Sir John Doderidge."
A table of contents is prefix'd, which is here inferted:
1 . A general Defcription of Nobility. 1 .
2. Of the Prince* 5.
3. Of Dukes* 14.
4. Of Marquifles, 18.
5. Of Earls. 19*
6. Of the increafe of Name by the acquisition of titles
of Honour. 11 •
7. Injuries done to the name & honour of z Noble-
man. 33*
8. Of Vifcotints. *6.
9. Of Barons. £6.
10. The defcription & definition of a Baroil. ib*
11. The Etymology & derivation of the natfte of
Baron. 27*
1 2. The antiquity of the dignity of Baron, & the fun-
dry ufes of the Name, ib.
13. The tenor & proper fignification of the word
Baron. 28.
14. Of Barons by Tenure. ib.
15. Of Barons by Writ. 38.
16. Of Barons by Patent. 45*
17. Of Privileges incident to Nobility, according to
the Laws of England. *49»
18. Certain Cafes wherein a Lord of the Parliament
hath no Privilege. 60.
19. Of Nobility 8c Lords in reputation only. 64.
20. Of noblewomen. 65..
%u Of Ladies in reputation, f. 73. The book is
neatly written, and is bound with 5876.
6079.
A Book in folio, which begins with aTreatife of Heraldry,
the Contents whereof follow,
1. The Etymology of this word Herehawghte. 1.
a. Who firft created Herehawghtes. ib.
3. An augmentation of their Privileges by Alexander
the Great. "* ib.
4. A Law made by 0€t. Auguftus for Herehawghtes.
ib.
5. The Honour that Charles the Great gave unto
diem. ib.
6. What they were who firft occupied that room. ib.
7. The feveral forts of Officers of Arms at this day.
f. 2. (Q. Eliz.)
Num. 6©79i
8. An lierehawghte the Trumpet of praife to the
Worthy; " 3.
9. How an Herehawgthe's Study ought to be fur*
hifhed. ib.
10. What Shift an Herehawghte may lawfully make
When he wan.teth his Prinee's Coat of Arms. 3. b,
i 1. Four kinds of Nobility. . 5.
121 Nine torts of Gentlemen. 6.
13. The manner of marftialling of Arms, 7.
14. Of the two Orders of Knighthood. 8.
15. What an Achievement is$ with many rules con«
fcerning them* 8.
16. What a Knight's race is. . 10*
17. What an honourable Ordinary is. 1 1.
18. A Rule for Painters. *5*
19. Coats commixt with two of the honourable Or-
dinaries. t 16.
20. The preheminence that Princes have. 19.
21. Why the Number ix. is fo much ufed in Arms.
ib;
42. The Advertifement k Oath of a' Purfuivaftt. ib.
23. The Oath that the Herehawghte receiveth before
his Sovereign. ib.
24. The Oath of the Kifig of Arms. ib.
25. The foundation of the Order of the Garter, an.
Dili 1344. 20.
26. The Order of the Coronation of Hen. vni. June
43, 1509. 21.
27. De exequiis regalibus. 23.
28. The Interrment of K. Hen. v. ib;
29. A Challange made 6 Ed. iv. between the Baftard
of Burgogne & Lord Scales, brother to the Dutchefs of
Bedford, whom the King married ; & decided after 3
days Combat in Weft-Smithfield, in favour of the latter.
24.
30. The Order of the Creation of a Prince. 25.
31. The Burial of a Prince. ib.
32. The Preparation to be made againft the deliver-
ance of a Queen. 26.
33. The Furniture appertaining to the Queen's Bed.
ib.
34. How the Church lhall be arrayed againft the
Cliriftening. 27.
35. The bringing home of the Child. 28.
36. A Combat between the D. of Hereford & Tho.
Mowbray firft D. of Norfolk, & Marflial of England.
29.
37. The Interrment of K.Hen. vn. 3 1 ,
38. A Note concerning bearing of Crefls. 32.
39. Of bearing Arms ihadowed or umbrated. ib.
40. A Petition to the King, touching the Rights &
Largefs belonging to the Officers of Arms. 33.
41. How a Prince or Peer accufed of Treafon (hall
be tried, as by the example of Edw. D. of Buckingham.
35.
42. Of difgracing a Knight of the Garter, as by the
example of the aforelaid Duke. 36.
43. Jufts holden at Weftminfter in the ift & 2d year
of Hen. vni. 36, 37.
9 44. The Oath of the Herald at the Time of his Crea-
tion before his Sovereign. 40.
45. The Advertifement & Oath of a Purfuivant at
the time of his Creation. '4 1 .
46. A Parliament holden at Lincoln by Edw. 1. A. D.
1300. 46.
47. The Names of the Members of that Parliament,
with fomeof their Arms. 48.
48. Orders & Statutes, made by J.Typtofte, for
placing of all noble Eftates, with their Arms coloured.
60.
In the remaining part of the Book thefe follow,
49. The Copy of the Rant for the Letters Patents of
the Office of Uifter King at Arms in Ireland. 90.
50. Names of the Baronets. 91.
51. ExtraSs
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothec* Harleianab;
313
Num. 6079, 6o88.
5r. fextra&s out of the Regifter de CafteH Arce in
Co. Norf. containing Grants & Alms-deeds appropriated
to the faid Church & Monaftery. 9**
52. Conveyance from Nich. de Wortley, of certain
Lands, &c to Ralph his Brother* in the TdWii of Staved
ley- 0.3'
5 j. A few Obfervations colle&ed from the bid Englifti
Hiftorians. 94, 116.
54. Grants & Conveyances of Lands, Tenements,
&c. 96.
55. Copy of an Agreement eftablifh'd & tonfirm'd
by Parliament, in the 3d year of his reign, between
Hen. vi. & Richard Plantagenet D. of York, concern-
ing the latter's fucceflion to the Crown ^fter his Death:
taken out of the Records of the Priory of Lanthony near
Gloucefler. . toi.
56. Extra&s out of the faid Records of the fkid Priory,
of Admiflions, Grants, Donations, Ufages & Contin-
gencies relating thereto. 102, 103,104.
57. A few hiftorical Obfervations concerning Events
about the time of the Conqueft. 103.
58. Nomina folventium 6s. 8d. de fingulis aol. in
com. Glouceft. 105.
59. Nomina regum Angliac ex adventu Chriftiano-
rum. ib.
60. Nomina regum Anglise & priorum Lanthony
to6.
61 • Copies of Evidences of feveral kinds, with their
Seals annexed, taken from the Collections of James
Clifford of Frampton. f. 107. with a variety of other
Evidences, Indentures, fconveyances, Deputations,
J24.
62. Notes tduching thefigning, fubferibing & fedling
of Deeds, & the divers alterations thereof according to
the diversity of Nations, as alfo of Eftates & Degrefes
of Perfons. 109;
153. A Note of feveral Styles of the Kings of England
toQ^Eliz. no.
64. Mifcellaneous Obfervations relating to the King's
Sons, Office of Earl Marfhall of England, Rights of die
Crown, &c; 1 1 1.
65. Concerning the King's Grant bf the Honbur of
Pykeringe ©r Lancafter, with the Forefts thereunto be-
longing, & the Adminiflration of Juftice within the fame.
112.
66. Concerning the Coronation of a Queen of Franfce.
67. Exemplar diplomatic privilegiorum inhabitant
tium in Mynlterworth intra dufcatum Lancaft. 124.
68. Conveyances of Lands from Theobald Lord Ver-
don of Webbley & Margery his Daughter, Wife of Sr.
Wm. Blounte, unto the Hufband's heirs. 131.
69. Pedigrees of Blount, Corbett, Brufe. 139.
70. Pedigree of Richard Dauntefey & Edw. Lang,
ford. 141.
71. Copy of an Arbitration in the Cafe of the Murder
of Walter ap Guillin between the Relations of the de*
ceafed on one part, & the Parties concerned in the faid
Murder. 171.
72. An alphabetical Index of the Names contained in
thi> Book, very copious.
73. A Note on the Creadon of Nobility.
74. A Table of Contents to the Treatife on Here-
hawghty in the beginning.
6080,
[6080,6081. Qtiarto.']
A Book in 4% of 64 pages, fimilar to 4017, with this
Title ; " The Foundation of the Univerfity of Cam-
bridge : with a Catalogue of the principal Founders,
6 lpecial Benefe&prs of the Cplledges, publicke
Schoo'es & Librarie now extant in the lame. And
the Names of all the prefent Matters and Fellowes of
Nllm. 6686— 608 2.
everie particular Collfedge; together with the Number
bf Magiftrates* Governours & Officers thereunto be-
longing, & the totall Number of Students now tKereiit
refyding. Whete*ntb Is addfed thfe Names of all hich
noble Perfons as have btefeti ChWnctellors thetebf for
100 years laft paft, tollfefted Nov: io; 1627."
N.B. The Afrns of the Colleges & the Founders
are coloured, & placed at the top of the Pkges.
The Book is dedicated " Tb the Right Worfhipfilll
Roger Andrewcs, Do&dr of Divinitie; Ariitideacon of
Chichiefter; & Mafter of Jefus College, in the Univer-
fitie of Cambridge," & thfe Dedication flgned, " Yburs
in all dutfe to be commaiinded John Scott, N; P. A.
C. R;" At fol.32. two Stanzas by thfe Author, the firft
in praife of Cambridge, the fecond agairift Coriatt &
other Travellers,
6o8l.
An Heraldical Book containing,
1. The Nanies of tHe Lords & Barfinsthat were fum-
mbned to appear at a Pariiametit holden at Carliflei
35 Edw. 1.
2. The Names of the Parliament Kolden at Lihcolrt,
in thte Reign of Edw. 1;
3. The Arms of fuiidry Nbbiemeii & Gentlemen
that have been lines the Conqueft, in alphabetical Or-
der j cojlef*ed by Roger Kemys. N.B. The Arnls in
the beginning are coloured.
4; Pedigrees of the royal & nbbie Families bf Ettgi
land.
5. An alphabetical Index to the Pedigrees;
6082;
A finall Folio, containing, , .
i. Fbedl Militum an # 35 Edw.m. & in* 18 Edw. it.
1.
. 2; A Memorandum out of the Parliament Rolls of
the 9 Rich. 11. relating to the Succeffion in the Mahor of
Lathom.
3. Extrafb out of the Regifter bf the Abtiey of New
ham. 3, 9, i8, 21.
4: Foeda milium! Efchdettae, Fines; temp. Hen. vm.
15, 19, 21, 22, 23*
6.
£4. Hen. v. vi. &c. 5, 9, 1 4,
27, no* 123, *26, 132.
5. Coats of Arms trick'd.
6. Pedigree of King Aelfrid.
7. Pedigree of Courtney;. 7, io; ji, 22, 25.
S. Pedigree of Thomas RoS de Hamelak. g.
9. The Defcent from Reginald E. of Cornwall, natural
Son of Hen. I: ~ 10.
to- ThfePfcdigree of Wrfi. Carfflinaw, who died 8
Hen; iv. i u
11: The Pedigree of thoriias de Clare temp. Edw.iu
12. Infcriptions upori the Tombs in HilHngton Church.
14*
13. The Pedigree of Akin la Zoiiche de Afliby, in
com. Ldceft; teihpl. Ed: il ^ 17.
14. The Pedigree of Will. Dacre^ tenip. Ed.n. ib.
15. The Pedigrees of Rob, de Clifford, k Will, de
Valencia Com. Pembrokiae. 20, 34.
16. The Pedigree of Sir Jbhn Stanley. 22.
17. The Pedigree of John Wake, who died 12 Ed. uu
18. ThePedigrteof Waldgrave. 26.
ig. The Pedigrees of Hen. nj. & Rich.. Comes An#
tenfis — Edw. Mortimer Comes Marchia>— Hen. de Gray
— Baldewinul Comes Albemarle — Baldewinus de Ri-
pariis Comes Devonisfe — Theob. Walter — Rob. do
Stutevill— Tho. de Lifours— Rob. de Bms— Will, de
Haftings— Will* de Loudon— Pet. Comes Effexise—
Roeland de Galweia — Hugo de Longo Campo DHs de
Wilton fuper Vaga. 26 — 35;
12 20. Cuftodes
Digitized by
3*4
Cat^IogusLibrorum MSS,
Num. 6a8i-r6o;85.
20. -Cuftodes rotulorum Cancelktw AngHae ab anno
J). 1294. ad A.D. 1588. Thonu Talboto CoUe&ore.
36.
21. fiummi Angliae Juftidarii, a conqueftu Angliae
.1066 ad obitum regis Hen. in. 1272, quo tempore
eorum Au&oritas cefiavit. Deinde Capitales Jufticiarii
ad placifa coram rege tenenda ad A.D. 1 588, etCapitales
Juiiitiaai de Banco ab exordio regis Hen. in. anno
1216. ad • 588. Th. Talboto colle&ore. 46.
22. Admiralli Angliae ; ab anno i m# * Ed. u. ad 1588.
.60.
23. . Gloceftriac Comites ac Duces* 78.
24. Richemundiae Comites. 80.
25. Suthfolciae comites ac duces* I6 #
26. Sarisburiae comites. 87.
27. Staffordiae barones & comites. 89.
28. Salopiac comites. 90.
29 Surriae comites. 92,
30. Oorfetiae comites. 95.
31. Lancaftrias domini, comites & duces.
96, no, 113.
32. Wanvici comites. 5)7, 130.
33. Comites & duces Cornubiac. 99.
34. Buckinghamiae comites & duces. 100.
35. Ormoniae comites. 102.
36. Reges Manniae. 103.
37. The Pedigree of Pilkington Bp. of Durefme.
109, H2, 136, 137.
38/ The Pedigrees of Sir Tho. Darres, an p . 25 Sen.
Vi.— & Cavcndifti. 112.
39. Bar ones fummoniti ad ParUameutum a°. 6 Ed. 11.
40. The Pedigree of J, Darcy temp. Ed. nr. 116.
41. The Pedigrees of Allan Haifa & Sr. W. Wald-
grave, f. 122, 123. & Dcincot. f.126.
42. The Pedigrees of Rob. Wa^nd. temp. Ed. r. —
Edw. Burmel baro de Welles femp. Ed. n. Rich, comes
de Arundel temp. Ed. in.— Lord Berkleys John de Vere
<:omes Oxoniae— Radulphus de Gerum. 130* r, 2.
43. Bound in with thefe, but evidently not belonging
originally to the book. " A Catalogue of fuch as have
borne the Office of Lord High Admiral of this Kingdom,;
beginning from the 34th Year of the Reign of King Ed-
ward the firft, and alfo of fuch as have b$en Lords
Commiflioners for executing that Office/ 1 Continued to
the 31ft of George II. 1757.
6083.
A number of Mathematical papers belonging to the
fame Colleftion with N 8 6coi &c 2. They are iq gene-
ral, as well as the former, extremely rude & confided.
But, among thefe, is, on fmaller paper, 1. A com-
plete Treatife on what the Author calls Ph$ranomics^
m Latin, with diagrams, &c. 2. A French Trad
called, «• Elemens des indivifibles," alfo very feirly
written ; 3. « Traifte d'Algebre & 4. A Traft in-
ferred, « de numens Triangularibus, et inde de pro-
greffionibus Arithraeticis, magifteria magna T.H."
Ihis probably means T. Hariot to wjfcom thceene-
rahty of thefe papers are afcribed,
6084,
[6084^6106. Quarto.]
A Book filled with Coats of Arms, where the Bearing
confifts chiefly in Birds, beginning with the Eagle of
toe Roman Emperors. Bound with 6090, & c ,
6085.
A^book fairly written upon Vellum, & beautifully a.
laminated, entitled, "The variation of the Arms &
gadges of the Kings of England, from the- Time of
finite, yntil the year of our Lord 1604," by W.
. *> c &*\ Garte r, principal King ot Arms. Dedicated
to K. James 1.
Num. 6086 — '6095.
6086.
Coats of Arms with 'different Quartering?, & an alpha-
betical Index at- the beginning. 101 leaves, bound
with 6088 & 9.
6087.
A Book fairly & uniformly written, with this Title," The
Statutes, Ordinances & Decrees, withothdr the Rites
Ceremonies & Obfervations of the tnoft honourable
Order of the Garter, collefted in the year of Chrift
1580." Towards the end are thefe Articles.
1. Commiffio regia deDanarum regis clucifq; Cafi.
-miri inftallatione Windforke per procuratores fuos perim-
plenda, delegatis quibufdam honorariis hujus ordinis
ibdalibus, demandata.
2. Literac procuratoriae tarn Danorum regis quam
ducis Cafimiri prsedi&i, quibus fuffulti qui eorum vices
obtinebant, fe loca& fedes prsefatorum principum Wind-
foria introdutti et folempniter inibi inftallati, caetera
quaeq; illis incumbentia rite ac more folito peregerunt.
3. Juramentum prafatorum principum nomine, per
procuratores fuos prseftitum.
4. Letters of credence for the Lord Marquils of Nor-
thampton being fent to the French King, with thfe Order
aanoi55i.
5. A Patent for creating Will. Bofwell Efq. a Knight,
5A June 1653.
& A Patent for creating Prince Charles Eleftor Pala-
tine, a Knight of the Order of the Garter.
7. A lift of the Order in 1584, followed* by fora*
Warrants in a more recent hand.
This book is bound with 1356.
6088, 6089.
Two Books bound together, both of Arms & Namesof
the Perfons to whom they belong ; with Indexes, j)iit
confufed, & ill (kctched.
6090.
A Book of Arms with this Title, u Coats gathered of a
N^me, & other Coats." 52 leaves, with an Index.
Bound with 6084 & others.
6091.
A thin Book, giving an Account of the Genealogy &
biftory of the illuftrious houfe & furname of Seton,
colle&ed & fet forth by Sir Rich. Maitland of Le-
thingtoun, a Sifter's Son of the faid Houfe. With a
Table of the Reigns of the Kings of Scotland fince K.
Malcolm Canmore, for the clearing of the times men-
tioned in the faid Hiftory. This is now bound
with 4732, 5392.
6092.
A thick volume, with Names & Coats of Arms blazoned,
methodiz*d after the manner of their Bearings, with
an alphabetical Index of Names. At the beginning,
" Sum Matth. Hutton Coll. Mn. Naf. Soc. 1659/'
6093.
A volume, containing the Aims, Defcents & Pedigrees
taken at the Vifitation of Norfolk, made by William
Harvy, Clarencieux King of Arms, July 26, 1563,
& lft year of (^Elizabeth * with an alphabetical In-
dex. Contains 2 1 2 leaves of Anns, &c.
6094,
Coats of Arms & an alphabetical Index. Some of the
Arms are coloured. 46 leaves. Bound with 1279.
6095.
A thin Quarto, with Coats of Arms granted by William
Camden, Clarencieux King of Arms, with an alpha-
betical Index. 44 leaves ufed. Bound with 1359*
A thin,
Digitized by
Bibliothecse Harleiatwe.
3*5
Num. 6096—^6104.
6096.
A thin Quarto, with the Arms, beautifully coloured, of
all the Nobility & Gentry of Ireland, A.D. 1603.
alphabetically arranged. Bound with N° 5866, alio
containing Irifli Arms, which is a folio.
6O97.
A Treatife on the firft principles & fundamental Rules
of Heraldry, beginning, " As KingHerodes lecordith
the beginninge & grownde of Armes the latter part
in a different hanck Bound with N° 4145.
6008.
Papers relating to the fucceflion of Ecclefiaftical Digni-
taries throughout England, being the firft rough
Draught of the intended Colle&ions of Jo. le Neve
Efq. Dec. 23. 1714. There* is a Letter prefixed,
figned R. Bowchier*
6099.
A Book of Arms with this Title, " The Arms & Dif-
cents of all the Dukes, Marquifes, Earles, Vifcountes,
& Lordes that have bin created in England, fince the
tyme of W. the Conqueror until this prefent yeare of
our Lord 1 584." The Arms coloured, & the Book
neatly written. Bound with N° 566.
6lOO.
A Ouarto, giving an account of the Lord Chancellors
orEngland, with the Arms of fome of them, until
the year 14 5. Contains 55 leaves, & is bound with
N» 1357.
6lOI.
A Quarto, exhibiting the Arms coloured of the Kings
and Nobility of Scotland ; figned on the firft leaf,
" Robte Jermyn 1585." With an Index at the end.
Contains 69 leaves.
6102.
A Quarto, exhibiting the Arms & Defcents of iqy noble
Houfes & Gentlemen of Wales, by Robert Kembey.
Bound with 5058.
6103.
A paper book beautifully written & illuminated, with
this copious Title $
" Overtures & Reafons for two excellent publick
Works ; • the one, an Academ, or College roial, to bee
the certain Seat of the do&rines & exercifes of Honor,
fubordinated to the Garter, as the figns and ceremonies
of Honor, have \heyrs : The Other, fpecial Subordina-
tions of the Gentrie of our Countrey, for the benefit &
accomplifhment of Marihalfhip. Both to be effected,
without charge to the Crown, or grievance to the
worthies ubjeft."
Dedicated to George, Lord Marqueffe of Buck-
mgham, with a Copy of Verfes. The Author, whofe
Arms appears to be, " Sable, a hawk with bells
argent, with a mullet £ >r difference," figns his profe.
addrefs ct Fhilanattopbil" The leaves are made into a
kind of pafteboard by feveral being parted together before
the writing was executed. Of thefe curioufly thickened
leaves the book contains 25. The writing inclofed within
red lines in the illuminations, very elaborate. Tie Date
1620.
This occurs again inN° 6143. fol 14. with another
Tra6k on the fame fubjed.
6104;
A Quarto, containing the Vifitation of Staffordfliire,
taken in the year ot our Lord 1663, by Wm. Dug-
dale Efq. Norroy King of Arms ; reviewed in 1664,
. Likewife the Vifitation of Dcrbyfhire, taken
Cat. Harl. Voii. III.
Num. 6104—6111.
A,D. 1662, fcreviewed 1663, by the faid W. Dug-
dale Efq There is an alphabetical Index to each
Vilitation. The one 67 leaves, the dther 46.
6105.
A Bo*k of 24 leaves, bound with N* 6861, containing
Arms of Hampfliire Families. At fol. 21. b are
feveral taken from a Gallery at Theobalds. On the
outer leaves at the beginning, are two curious Bills for
Provifions bought, and the items of a dinner thus
entitled, " Swering Dinner, when 1 was Wvden."
6106.
Libellus, "de Officio militari" a Nicholao Upton, Hunu
frido Duci Glouceftria: dicatus.
Lib. 1. I)e Coloribus.
Lib. 2. De regulis & fignis in armis depidis.
Lib. 3. De animalibus & avibus in armis portatis,
& eorum proprietatibus. Deeft omnino liber 4*". " dc
Militia, et vera Nobilitate," et forfan pars tertii,
6107.
[6107, 6108. OffavoS]
A Book in 8 # containing Draughts of Seals belonging to
the Nobil ty of Scotland. Drawn in Indian Ink,
Alfo a few Arms from Windows,
6108.
A Book in 8° interleaved with the Hiftory of Brecon &
Glamorgan, from the time of Meurick King of Brit*
taine, & Sonne to the noble Gweiviidh, who forced
Claudius Cacfar to flight, until the year 1606. In
old writing, a good deal injured by damp.
6109.
[6 1 09 — 6 1 1 5. Quarto .]
A thin Quarto, with the Arms of a few Families in Kent.
Bound with N° 1824.
6lIO.
A thin Book, with the Arms of Families in Shropflure.
Bound with 1352, 1374, &c.
6lII.
A thick Volume, containing various heraldical & other
Matters:
1. Abftra&s out of the Tower & other places, of
Offices & Inquifitions relating to the family of Clifford
in the reigns of K. John, Hen. in. &c, 1.
2. Extrafta de Wardis Caftr. Dovor. 8.
3. Carta regis JohTisf ta papae &ecclefias Romanaede
tributo mille marcarum. 10.
4. Ordinationes publicatac in cimiterio S.Pauli Lond.
temp. Ed. 11. , u #
5. The Pedigree of Hugo Maminot a noble Baron, &
fettlement of Land. 11, 12.
6. Patent granting to the heirs of Ed. in. the rever-
sion of the Manor of Walton, enjoyed by Ifabella his
Mother during her life. * 12.
7. Extraft out of an ancient MS. of S.Alban's, in
the cuftody of the E. of Cleveland, treating of the Battle
ofS. Alban's. " 12.
8. Extracts out of a Box of Evidences at Mircafton,
A.D. 1323. 13.
9. Extraft out of Domefday book relating to the
tenure of Lands in Derby flure Walecros Wap. 14.
1 o. Deeds, Grants, Fines, &c. in which the family
of Curzon have been concerned. 15.
11. Pedigree of Nicholas de Daventrie from Heju
Curzon. 22, 69.
12. Pedigree of J. Payne!, temp. Hen. in. 32.
13. Pedigrees of J. Chamberleyn mil. 1340— Don*.
Sim, de Monte alto— D, Jac. de Bofeviie— Euftachius
40 4«
Digitized by
326
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6iix.
de Vefey— Jo. de Fauconbcrg, 7 Ed. in.— Steph. de
Gaunt— Wil. Foliot, temp. Hen. 1.— Bern. Brocus—
Kich de Vernun,temp. Hen. m.— HugoBardolfe, temp.
H. in. — Rob. de Courtney, temp. Hen. 11. 32—56.
14. The Pedigrees of Sir Andr. Peverel & J. Brocas,
temp. Ed. in— Strangwais, H. viil— Hagget H. vxu.
f. 47.— Brabanfon, H. in. 36, 40, 47, 133, 135, 158.
ic. Hcheats, Inquifitions, Evidences. 36, 40, 47>
5 8 > 77> 9*> 95> I0 4> 141. U4, 148. i fi 3-
iff. A Catalogue of the Nobility, according to their
feveral creations 1627. *i.
17. Great Officers Places by Parliament, 31 Hen.
vm. 44-
j 8. Hiftoria five fundatio Abbatiae de Krrkeftall. 47.
19. Extracts out of the Leger Book of Helagh. 48.
20. Extra&a ex libro de fontibus de terris in Craven.
54-
21. Pedigree of Petrus de Brus, ttmp* Ed v. 1. 56,
. 22. A draught of the funeral Monument of Roger
Brabafonin Si Paul's Church in London. 59.
23. Copy of the laft Will & Teftament of Adam
Brabazon of Alerton, A.D. 1509. 62.
24. Roger de Brabafon, Conftable of the Tower, with
others (upon the complaint of the E. of Lincoln) at a
Parliament held at Carlifle, 35 Ed. 1. were appointed to
fecure the ftream of the River.
25. Lift of the Witneffes to the Charters of Charta
magna & Charta de forefta, made by K. Hen. in. &
confirmed by Ed. 1. 70.
26. Witneffes to Charters granted by feveral Kings
to the Abbey of St. Auguftine in Canterbury, 70*
27. The Pedigree of Turrifus de Traceio, temp.
Wil. 11. & of feveral ancient families, temp. Hen. 11. &
in. & Ed. 1. 7*-
28. The Pedigrees of Tho, de Wefton, temp. Ed. in.
& Tho. Manors, E. of Rutland. 83, 160, 167.
29. The Arms of Families in Wales trick'd. 84.
30. Mention made of a Letter of Hen. n. in the hif-
tory of J. Brampton, in the Cotton Collection, touching
the agreement between the Kings of Caflile & Navarre,
with the Names of the Witneffes, 86.
31. Confirmation by Ed. in. of the Charters granted
to the Barons of the Cinque Ports. ib.
32. Names of the Peers appointed to make Ordi-
nances, & reftify Mifdemeanors in the King** Court
& Kingdom, an° 3 Ed. 11. 87,
33. Grant of Lands to J. Boyll of Bliton. 88, 89.
34. Free Pardon, granted 12 Hen. vn. to the Arch-
bifhopof Kaffel & others concerned in Rebellion. 88.
35. Pedigree of Thomas Quilter & Hen, Courthorp.
89.
36. Pedigree of William Edwards of Hide in Suffex,
a* 1554. — Walter Sonds, temp. Hen. iv.— & Walter
Le Bret, temp, Ed. 1. 94, 95.
37. The Arms of feveral of the Nobility & Gentry.
96.
38. The Names of the Eftates & Nobles that did
their homage at the Coronation of Hen. vjn. 104.
39. The Efcocheons of Lady Ann Hungeiford, Da*
of the E. of Northumberland, flain in the battle of St.
Alban's. 105,
40. The Names of the Lords fpiritual & temporal that
attended on the Corps of K. Ed. iv. who died Apr. 9.
in the 23d year of his reign. ib,
41. Attendants at the funeral of Pr nee Arthur who
died at Ludlow, 2 April 1502. 106.
42. The Arms of Sir Richard Be in champ Lord St.
Amand. ib,
43. Account of that part of the family of L. Grey
buried in White Friers. ib.
44. The Arms of John Tregoz, Baron of Garinges,
1 3 Edv. i.
45. The Arms of Sir John de Northwood, 9 Ed. 11.
&Sir John de Lifle, Lord of Wodeton in the Ifle
of Wight, 2 Ed. n, iqj %
Num. 6111—6113.
46. The Iffue of Tho. de Brotherton, E. of Norfolk*
107.
47. Divers Lords fworn to divers Articles, 2 & 3
Hen* vi. 108.
48. The Defcejit of John Twifelton from J. Bere of *
Dartford in Kent. 109. *
49. An Account of the Princes & Nobility fpe K.
James & K. Charles 1. 107, 1 10.
50. ExtraQs out of the Book of Knights Fees in the
Exchequer, made tp~e Ed. 1. 131.
51. Iffue of Roger de Moubray. 134.
' 52. Grant from Henry, Son of Simon de Montealto,
of Lands to the Monks of Sinningthwait. 135.
53. Pedigree of Tho. Thruffell of Danfbury, in co.
Effex. 136.
54. Baronets created an° 1,6" f. 1 37. & 1612. &
1629. f. 139,
55. Defcent of Hugh Stretley from John Whitfield^
fpe Rich. n. 139.
56. Pedigrees of Rich. Le Grant, & Roger Helewys,
fpe Ed. in. — Maurice Yonge of Hopedale in com Flint,.
— William de Burgo, Com v TJltoniae in Hibernia.—
Hugo Gobiun. — Hugo de Lelay. — Matheus Croc. —
Gilbert us de Villers. — Gramfridus de Bereft ret. 140.
57. The Iffue of Walter Engraine. 143^
58. The Arms & Crefts of Halderman & Holderman
in Trick. ib.
59. Baronets created 1627, 1628, 1629 & 1630.
144.
60. Extracts from the Patent for creating John Deve«%
reux a Baneret, a° Rich. 11. 147,
61. Pedigree of Simon de Bohun, fpe Hen. 1. 152,
62. Fines, Patents, Pedigree, &c. relating to the
Family of Sim. de Monteaeuto. 152, 153, 154.
63. Pedigree of John Broun, fpe Rich. 11. 153.
64. The Witneffes to the Charter for building Salis-
bury Cathedral . 154.
65. The Pedigree & Grants to Walter Giffard, Con-
ftable of the Tower, fpe Ed. 1. 155.
66. Mention of Patents, conferring Titles & Offices
to feveral. 155, 156.
67. The Alliance & Pedigree of WilTm Botreaux &
Rob. Hungeiford, fpe Rich, 157.
68. Pedigree of Hugo Ie Harpur, fpe Ed. in. 164.
69. Alliance of the family of Haftings with Lord
Huntington. 165,
71. Pedigree of Gefrey Howard, with a Grant from
W. Conqueror. 166.
71. Paganus Mondublel, with other Rebels in Nor-
mandy, furrender to W* Rufus. 167.
72. iGrant of Lands from Euftachius Rofpear to the
Monaftery of Rufford. 1 6 8*
73. Pedigree of Walter de Infula, from K. Hen. 1.
ib,
74. Pedigree of Rives of Barton Stacy. 169. b.
The book contains 170 written leaves.
6112.
A thick Quarto, containing a very copious Alphabet of
Names, with their Arms in terms of Blazon.
6113,
A thin Quarto, pretty much foiled & worn, con-
taining,
1. Coats of Arms & Crefts, with the Na,mes of the
Perfons to whom they belong.
2. Coats of Arms, with Monumental Inscriptions.
3. Pedigrees of the following families : — Geo. Long-
ford, in com. Nottingh* 1569.— Geo. Wingate, in com.
Bedf. — Rich, de Dene, tempe Ed. i\u — John Hatton, of
Chilton.— Ed. Forfett, in com. Lincoln. — Sr. J. Browne,
Lord Mayor of London, — Tho. Moyle, of Eodmin in
Cornwall —J. Crefw^ll, St. Alban's, fpe Ed. 1 v. Bound
up with 6084, 6090, & 6$o;,
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6114.
A Book in 4 0 , having this Title, " A Catalogue of all
the Provofts, Fellows, & Scholars, that have been
placed and tlefted into King's College, of our Bl.
Lady and St. Nicholas, in the Univerfity of Cam-
bridge, either by the moft royal & holy Founder,
K. Hen. vi. K. of England & France, Lord of Ireland,
&c. or fince ele&ed from his College of Eton near
Windfor (which was founded for a Nurfery hereto)
fince the firft foundation of them both, a°i44i.—
together with their feveral Preferments, either in
Church or Commonwealth, as far as could be found.
Firft gathered by Mr. Tho, Hatcher, Fellow of this
College, of the Year 1555, until' 1562, & fince con-
tinued by John Scott until 1620, afterwards brought
down by Edw. Hinde, of the Year 1594, until 162 1,
then by G. Goade of the Tear 1620, until 1646."
'I he book, as it Hands, is continued to 1703 : pof-
fibly by the perfon whofe name is on the firft leaf, with
the date of 1646 annexed, namely, Henry Some of the
lame Coll. On the fame leaf is this epigram :
" Diftichon Apoftrophicon ad Tho. Hatcherum et
Joh. Scottum primos inchoatores fequentis catalog!.
Defunfti vivi^nt, redeunt et tempora prifca
O Hatchere tuo munere, Scotte, tuo.
Radolphus Winterton."
6115.
A Book in 4% printed, with large MS. Additions. The
Title of the Book runs thus, " A Lift or Catalogue of
all the Mayors & Bailiffs, Lord Mayors & Sheriffs of
the moft ancient, honourable, noble, and loyal City
of York, from the time of K. Ed. 1. until this pre-
lent year 1664, &c, together with fundry remarkable
Paffages which happened in their feveral Years."
The MS. Additions being very nun^rous, & colle&ed
chiefly from printed hiftpries, it would be too tedious
to enter into a Detail of them ; yet it may be proper
to remark, that the Catalogue of the Mayors and
Sheriffs is continued to the Year *<>77t P« 194- 245.
Ukewife in p. 205. The Contents are given of 3,
Book in MS. of Sir T. W. concerning {his famous
City.
In p. a 1. The Names of thofe who hare been Pre-
sidents of the Council in the North.
In p. 5. Mention of a Grammar, printed at Yorke
by Donatus Minor.
In p. 7. 22. The Reafons why Yorke is placed
before London in the Order of our Britifh Primates.
61 j6.
[6116 — 61 2 1. Oflavo.]
A Book in 8°, intitjed, u A Formulary for the Coro-
nation of his moft excellent Majefty K. George, on
Oft. 20, 1714*" Contains 56 pages.
6l 17.
Jhe fame, written in another hand, with a few Re-
marks.
6118.
A Book in 8% intitled, " A Formulary for the Coro-
nation of her Majefty Queen Anne." Neatly written
in 56 pages, with lifts iubjoined of thofe who walked j
to p. 84.
6119.
.A Book in 8°, with painted Arms of Emperors, foreign
Kings & Princes j which reach as far as f. 56.1
The remaining part of the Book confifts of the Kings,
Nobility, and Gentry of Scotland, with a fliort account
pf the Families fometimes annex'd ; f. 7. is fubfcribed
Henry Lily." 216 leaves ufed, bcfidcs fome fliort
mjufcs, and a few arms at the en(}.
Num. 6120 — 6 12 if
61 20.
A Book in 8°, containing,
1 . An Alphabet of Names in bLzon, colle&ed by
Roger Kemys.
2 A Lift of all the Knights who have been Earls of
any County, fince the Conqueft, made by W. Conq f
according to Mr. Camden's Collection, with the Blazon
of their feveral Coats, by Roger Kemys & Clayton Mil*
borne.
3. The Blazon of Arms, taken out of Gerard Leigh
& W. Feme, with fome Rules concerning the fame f
The various ordinaries, &c. neatly drawn. At the end,
u Clayton Milborne i68c."
6l2 J.
A Book in 8°, confifting of Tomb-Stone Infcriptions.
At the beginning is prefix'd the bidding Prayer in
Latin, with a Latin Sermon on Luc. 1. 80. Puer crefc
cebat, & corroborabatur fpiritu, &c.
Then follow the Infcriptions,
1. In St. Giles's Colchefter, Efftx, on Sr. Chs^. Luca*
& Sr. Geo. Lifle. 29.
2. In Florence, on Andr. del Sarto, & Raphael Ur*
bin, famous Ps^inters, * U>.
3. In Rippon, Yorkfli. on one called Bouncing Jufc
liau. ib f
4. Inscription over the Inner Gate of Ludlow Caftte t
40.
5. In Mantua, on Julio Romano. 40*
6. In the Rotunda at Rome, ot\ Perino BonacurtiQ
Vaga. |b.
7. In St. Mary's, Cambridge, on Ann Scott. — W*
Brampton.— W" Butler, M. D.— J. Crane, M.D.— J t
Warren. — Kath. Smy the.— John Rudftone.— Eliz. Wick*
fted. — Tho. Larkin. 40, 41.
8 f In Bennet Church in Cambridge, on J. Pierfe.^-?
James Cranidge.— • Tho. Ghaplyn. — Goffm Ayifen, a
Dutchman. — Tho. Ruflel — Sandys Peyton. — Manna*
duke Norfolk.— Hen. Gofling, D. D,— John Prieft &
Ann Prieft. " . 44,
9. In St. Michael's Church in Cambridge, on W.
Morden, — W Smyth.— Andreas Adorna Bremenfis.— ?
Ed. Dod. — Rob. Leeds. — Edw. Parker.— Jane, Wife ojf
Rob. Brady, M.I). 46.
10. In Butolph Chflrch in Cambridge, on Judith
day. — W. Canham.— Philip Blifs.WTho. Pilfer, D.Dt
-r-on a Midwife. $o f
1 1. In King's Col. Chapel, on Martin Freeman.—?
Cha. Nevill. 51.
1 2. Ii St. Edward's Church in Cambridge, on W"
Beck, Efq.— Owen Mayfield.— Tho. Buck, Lfq.— Cha*
Buxton, A. B. 56.
13. In Trinity Church in Cambridge, on Edw. L^w.
— Rob. Talbor, alias Tabor, Eq. aur. & Med. — Eliz*
Peyton, Daughter of Sir Rich. Anderfon. 58.
14. In Queen's Coll. Chapel, Cambr. on Rob. Whal-
iey.— Rich. Bryan. 61.
15. Iji Jefus College Chapel, Camb. on J. Pain, Efq.
— W m Davy, A. M.— Steph. Hall, S. T. B. — Edm. Bol-
der, D. D. 62.
16. In Pembroke Hall Cloyfter, Jac. Hawkey. 64.
17. On Sir Humphry Winche, 65.
18. On Nicholas Snate. 60.
19. At Eton near Windfor, on JEdw. Sleech. 67.
20. In Lyte's Carey, Somerfetfli. on John de Lytc.
68.
21. Part of Lord Radnor's Will, 1695. ib.
22. In the Cathedral Church at Winchefter, oa
George Pp. of the faid fee, 1684, — Audoenus Philips,
A.M. 6p r
23. On Mr. Cromwell Lea. 70,
24. On Sir Waiter Ralegh. 71.
25. At Worcefter ? on Nicolas $u}lyngham, Epifc.
cjufc(. ib.
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Num. 612 1 — Si 24.
%6. At Durham, on Rich. Barnes, Epifc. cjufd. 72.
27. On Griffith Powel of Jefus in Oxford. ib.
28. On the Marq. of VitelK, prodigioufly fat, a great
Eater andAtheift. 73.
Then many vacant pages.
29. At Okeinton in Cambridgefh. on Ann, Wife of
J. Buck.— Rob. Audeley. — Geo. id Son of Sr. Rob.
Hatton. xi 6.
30. At Colfden in Nottinghamfh. on Gregory Hen-
fon. p. 2Z2, all between being vacant.
31. At Screaton in Nottinghamlh. on Rich. Whaley,
ib. & Thomas Ireland. 223.
32 At Burton in Nottingh. on Alice, Wife of Geo.
Lacock. ib.
33. At Newark in Nottingh. on Tho. Atkinfon. —
Ed. Greaves.— W. Smith.— J. Seel.— W. Hobman. —
Hen. Trueman.— J. Martin. 224. Nich. Kimerflcy.
229.
34. In St. Mary's at Notingham, on Radulphus Hanf-
by. 227.
35. At Averham in Nottinghamfli. on Sr. W m Sut-
ton. 228.
36. At Ordefhall, on Denman, A. M.
229.
37. In St. Peter's Ch. at Nottingham, on T. Wilfon.
— Lady of Sir Mat. Sounders. — Sr. Tho. Ellis. — Geo.
Cotes. — Rich. Elkin. ib.
38. In the Church of S.Jaques de la Boucherie in
Paris, on J. Fernelius. 258.
39. At the Ch. of St. John, ibid, on Alain Veau. ib.
40. At Paris, on J. Launoy. 259.
4 1 . In the Ch. of the Jefuits, on Lewis xni. — Anna
Auftriae. — Prince Henry of Bourbon. ib.
42. Still at Paris, on D. Ant. Perez. — Petr. Lom-
bardus.— -Tho. deClemengis. — Ciovis, the firft Chriftian
King. — Renatus Defcartes. D. Enn©n de Embda, a
young Lord of E- Frifeland.— Rob. Gaguin.—Jo. de
facro Bofco. — Fra. Balduin. — Dom. Humbertus.— Ed.
le Camus.— Chriftoph. Thuanus. — D'Anne Marie Mar-
dinozzy. — J. Cafimir. Mich, de Marolles. — Jac. de S.
Beuve. — Paulus iEmilius Veron. 260.
43. In Liddle Church in Kent, oa Tho. Briggs. — . .
• . • Harrington. 3 2 5»
44. At Snotland in Kent, on Ja. Palmer. ib.
45. At Holm, in Nottinghamlh. on Sir Tho. Barton.
326.
46. On Mr. Barnaby Whartnaby's Beadhoufe in
Nottingh. ib.
47. A Copy of Verfes, by one of Queen's, Oxon,
on the Death of the Queen. 332.
The Book was originally paged as far as 335,
where Finis is marked. The remaining leaves were
defigned for an index, the title of which alone is writ-
ten, " Index rerum quae in hoc libro continentur 1677."
Where pages are paffed over in the references, the in-
termediate leaves are blank.
6l22.
[6 1 2 2— 6 1 23. Duodecimo.']
A Book Jn 1 2°, with Arms coloured, of Families in
Wales. Bound up with 1961.
6123.
A Book in 12% with Names, & their Arms blazon'd,
faid to be taken out of a MS. in Trinity Library.—
At the end are the Epitaphs of Ferdinando, Lord
Fairfax. — Dr. Harris. — Dr. Airay. At the other end
of the book, when inverted, fome few inferip-
Uons.
6124.
[6124—6148. Folio.']
A Book in folio, fetting forth the Genealogies, & feveral
hiftorical Incidents, in the Lives of the following Earls;
written in Latin.
Num. 6124 — 6127.
1. The Earls of Hereford, from Radulphus Medan*
tinus, an\ 1 655. until Henry Plantagenet, an°. 1397. j #
2. The Earls of Salifbury, from Patricius De Eve-
reux, f pc K. Stephen, an 9 . 1 1 53, until Ricardus de Nevil,
1460. 18.
3. The Earls of Worcefter, from Gualerannus a Bel-
lomonte, 1 144. until Guil. Somcrfct, 1589. 29.
4. The Earls of Southampton & Northampton, from
Beauvois, E. of Southampton, 1067, until Henry
Wriothefley, 1550. 37.
5. The Earls of Carlifle, Weftmorland & Cumberland,
from Ranulphus de Mefchines, who came along with
Wm. Conq. until Geo. de Clifford, 1 5( 9. Vide f. 54.
48.
6. The Earls of Kent, from Godwin, 1 046, to Henry
Gre y> 1 57 2 - 60.
7. The Earls of Warwick, from Henrlcus de Novo-
burgo, 1067, until Ambrofius Dudley, 1562. 7/5.
8. The Earls of Lincoln, from GuilLlmus de Rou-
mara, 1 140. until Edovardus dominiis, & baro de Clinton
& Say, 1572. 96.
9. The Earls of Winchefler, Wiltlhire & Bath, from
Saherus five Sigerus de Queney, dominus deGroby, tpe
K. John, until Gul. Burgchier,, 1577. ic8.
10. The Earls of Huntingdon, from Walthcofus,
1068. until Henricus Haftinges, 15C0. 126.
11. The Earls of Leicelter, from Leofricus, 1067.
until Rob- Dudley, 1564. 148.
12. The Earls of Nottingham & Derby, from Rober-
tas de Ferrarijs 1141. until Hen. Stanley, 1572. 160.
13. The Earls of Eflex, from Gaufridus dc Magna-
villa, i. e. Mandevill, who was killed by an Arrow, A D.
1 144- 174.
14. The Earls of Rutland, from Ed. Plantagenet,
1390. until Edward Manners, 1587. 1^4.
6125.
A Book in folio, fetting forth the Vifitation of the
County of Leicefter, taken by Sampfon Leonard, alias
Blewmantle, & Auguftinc Vincent alias Rougerofe, Pur-
fuivants of Arms, A. D. 1619. — A n Alphabetical Index
is bound in at the beginning, very fairly written as far as
fol. 106. After which follow what appear to have been
rough memorandums, on a fmaller paper : probably the
original notes taken down in the vifitation.
61 26.
Liber continens inquifitiones port: mortem, et alia id
genus. In folio extcriore fcriptum eft " Liber
retri Le Neve." Infunt quae fequuntur,
1. " Perambulatio Foreftae de ex more in Com.
Somerf. et Devon, in Turri London, remanens/*
2. " Inquifitiones pofl mortem. Anno 2 8° Regis
Henrici tertii, in turre London, remanentes." Folia 12,
cum indice alphabetico.
3. Inq. p. mort. in Comit. Devon, temp. Edw. L
Ibidem remanentes folio 58 j cum indice nominum locu-
pletiflimo.
4. Epitome Recordorum quorundam poll mortem,
&c. pro. com. Devon, temp. Edwardi 2. cum indice ut
fupra, tenentum in capite. 41.
5. Epitome com. Devon, temp. Edv. 3. cum indice ut
fupra. - 67*
Scuta armorum paflim coloribus depi&a.
6127.
Five Volumes containing the collections of John Le
Neve, Efq. refpefting the Cathedrals.
Vol. I. Norwich p. 1. blank. Oxford, p. 21. Peter-
burgh (fie) p. 33. Nothing collefked. Rocheftcr, p. 45.
d°.— Salifbury, p. 6i. d°.— Winchefter, p. 93. Wor-
cefter, 117, nothing,— York, 141. d 0 .— Carlifle, 177, d°.
— Chefter, 193, d '.— Dunholme, 305, d\— Sodor, 223
ditto.
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Num. 61^7—6133.
Vol. II. has this title, " An Appendix containing feve-
ral records and original papers, referred to in the fuccef-
fion of dignitaries collected Anno Domini 17 14. R.R.S.
Oeorgii primo. By John Le Neve."
Canterbury, p. 1. St. Afaph, p. 11. Bangor,
£. 19, Bath & Wells, p. 27. Briftol, p. 37. Chichef-
ter, p. 45. Coventry & Lichfield, 55. St. David's, 65.
Ely, 75. Exeter, 85. Gloucefter, 95. Hereford,
1 3 Llandaff, 147. Lincoln, 155. London, 165.
Norwich, 175. Oxford, 185. Peterbufgh, 195. Ro-
chefter, 205. Salifbury, 215. Winchefter, 225. Wor-
cefter, 235. York, 245. Carlifle, 255. Chefter, 265
Durham, 271. A few of thefe are blank, but not nearly
fo many as in vol. 1.
Vol. III. perhaps properly Vol. I. On the cover is
written John Le Neve, begun 1712. It contains his col-
lections refpe&ing Canterbury, St. Afaph, Bangor, Bath
& Wells, Briftol, ChfcheOer, Coventry & Lichf., &c in •
the fame order as in Vol. II. ending with London,
jp. 3 15, on which nothing is colle&ed.
Vol. IV. An attempt to coiled the fucceffion of Pre-
bendaries in each flail in every Cathedral. With an In-
dex at the end.
Vol. V. Monuments in thefeveral churches, collected
in the fame order*
6128.
A Book in folio, containing the Vifitation of Stafford-
fhirp, made by Robert Glover, alias Somerfet Herald,
Marfhal to Wm. Flower, alias Norroy King of Arms,
A.D. 1583. At fol. 141 are the Names of the She-
riffs of the County, from the beginning of K. Hen. 11.
until 18 of K. James* At fol. 16 3 is a coile&ion of
arms begun. At fol. 146. b. The Juftices of Peace in
the fame County, A.D. i52q, and a lift of the gentry,
f. 147. Laftly, an Alphabetical Index.
6l2Q.
A thin Folio containing the Arms of foreign Kings &
Nobility, but chiefly of the Englifli Nobility and Gen-
try. Twenty one leaves: bound with 5844, and
others. *
6130.
A Folio, with this Title, Catalogus alphabeticus om-
nium Comitum,, Ducum & Marchionum tarn forenf.
quam domefticorum qui creati fuerunt per reges
Angliae a tempore Conquefti, 1066 ufqueA. D. 1650,
cum eorum titulis & armis." With an alphabetical
lift.
6131.
A thin Folio, containing feveral Pedigrees of Families
Trfiofe Names begin with the Letter S, with an Alpha-
bet of the Names of fuch Families as have married
into the faid Families, being all in the hand-writing of
Sir Hen. St. George, Kt. Garter King of Arms, Son
& Heir of Sir Richard St. George, Kt. Clarenceux
King of Arms, & Father of Sir Tho. &r Sir Hen. St.
George, fuccellively Garters Kings of Arms. Oti this
leaf, this teftimony is given by Peter Le Neve Norroy,
% 1 March 171 1. — In folio 13 is the Charter for the
foundation & endowment of the Monaftery at Shrewf-
bury.
6132.
A thin Folio, containing the Succeffions of the Dukes,
Marqulfles, & Eafh of the Kingdom of England, taken
out of Martyn's Ghrbnicle, h compared with Vincent,
with fotate additio&j & obfervationfe, by Sir Henry St.
George, Kt. Garter; principal King of Arms, A. D.
•1644. T*m s ^ e next now bound together.
A thin folio, by the fame. Sir Hen. St. George, A.D.
(644.. containing the Pedigrees of Earls & Barons of
Cat. tlAia. Vol. HI.
Num. 6133 — 6138*
the Kingdom of England. Wilt an alphabetical In-
dex at the end.
6i 34 ;
Athinfolio,with a parchment covef, relating to the Church
of Merflbam in Surry, containing a Lift of the Lord
Chamberlains of England, from Wm. the Conqueror
until Edward de Vere Earl of Oxford, in the 4 th year
of Qu. Elizabeth. There are added various Colleaions
relating to the Family of Vere, Earls of Oxford. Se»J
alfo numbers 4189. 6776. bound up with this.
A thin folio, with this title, " The Genealogy of the an-
cient & noble Family of the Le de Spencers, and
Spencers* Earls of Winchefter, Glocefter & Sunder-
land, and Barons Spencers of Wormleighton, & the
reft of the branches of that Family, gather'd out of
Inquifitions, & other Records & authentic Evidences,
colle&ed & compofed, & drawne down to this prefenc
year An° 1679, by I.T."
At the End is the Oath of a Privy Councilor ; &
likewife a Bill of Fees due to his Maiefty's Servants, from
all Perfons that receive the honour of Knighthood, as they
ftood A. D. 1 665, jand other papers. liound with 5879
& the enfuing number.
6136.
A Folio, containing the following Pedigrees t viz.
1. The Pedigree of Giffbrd, Lord of Brimsfield In
Gloucefterfli. 1.
2. The Defcent of Sir Miles Stapleton, fpe Ed. iv.
from Oliver de Ingham & Walter de Walronde. 4.
3. The Pedigree of Sir Rich. Delabere of Kynardfley.
. . 5-6-
4. The Pedigree of Hugo deKilpec,Alan dePlukenet
& Robert Marmion. 6. 7.
5. The Pedigrees of Peter Gerard of Brynne in com.
Lancaft. — Elias de Richmond. — Rich. Serburn. — Wm.
Redmon. 8.
6. The Defcent of J. Talbot, E. Shrewfbury, from
Th. Nevill, Wm. de Furnivall, & Willni de Lovetot. 1 1.
7. The Pedigree of Butler of Warrington. 1 2.
8. The Pedigree of the Family of Tempeft. 1 8.
<}. The Pedigree of Roger Ba(kerville deErdefley, in
com. Hereford . 22.
10. The Pedigree of Witim Cando-, tne Rich. 1. 23.
&Jerningham. 25.
1 1. The Pedigree & a large Account of the family of
Hereford of Hereford. 27.
12. In a loofe Sheet, The Pedigree of Parker, Lord
Morley & Mount Eagle, 8c Sr. Wm. Trefham. 69 pages.
Bound with the preceding & 5879.
6137.
A Book in folio, containing Arms very neatly {ketclied.
1. The Names 8c Arms of the Bannerets of Eng.
land. 1.
2. The Names & Arms of the Knights in every Shire^
tpeEd. 1. 7.
3. The Names of all who were with K. Fid. 1. in Scot-
land 8c France. 37.
4. Copies of feveral ancient Rolls. 41.
5. An alphabetical Index.
Ninety-nine leaves are filled with arms, the reft
blank.
6138.
A Book in folio, containing the Arms & Pedigrees of
Families in the County of Kent, taken at a Vifitation,
A.D. 1619. & fome part fince, with an alphabetical
'Index at the end. A bock of Henry Lily, 235
leaves.
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Num. 6139 — *5 141.
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A Book in folio, containing the Arms & Pedigree* of
Families in the Co. of Hereford, Worcefter & Glou-
cefter, fome taken in the years 1633 & 1634. — In the
beginning of the Book there is one leaf, containing
different Arms relating to the Name of Greene. Many
arms drawn, without the name afligned.
614.O.
A Book in folio, containing Arms & Quarterings in
Trick, being Grants by Seager. — An alphabetical In-
dex is prcfix'd. At fol.57, the arms of Mary Queen
of Scots, with a Angular motto.
614.I.
A large book of heraldical Papers, chiefly bought of Mr.
Humphrey Wanley, the Contents whereof follow,
1. Papers relating to the Order of the Garter. 1.
2. Claims to thefe feveral Baronies, viz.
(i.J The Title of Richard Bertie, Efq; to the
Stile of Lord Willoughby of Willoughby & Earelby, in
the right of the Lady Katherine Dutchefs of Suffulk, de-
bated before the Lord Burghley High Treafurerof Eng-
land, Thomas Ii.ofSulVex Lcrd Chamberlain, & Robert
E. of Leicefter, Commiflioners by her Majefty appointed
for the fame purpofe. 1 4. b.
(2.) The Tide of Sr. Mich. Blount to the ftile of
Lord Mount joye.
(3.) The Order & determination of the upper houfe
in the high Court of Parliament, in the Queftion touch-
ing the Claim & Title to the Barony of Bergaveny be-
twixt Edward Nevile the Heir Male, & the Lady Fane
Heir general.
(4.) The Title of Henry Vernon of Stokely in com.
Salop, Efq; to the Name, Title & Dignity of Lord
Powis, in the right of Ann his Grandmother, Coufin &
Coheir of Edward laft Lord Powis, — This was drawn up
by Robert Glover alias Somerfet, for Henry Vernon,
Efq; that fued to be Lord Powis ; as likewife the 2 fol-
lowing Cafes.
(5 .) The Proceeding of Margaret Countefs of Cum-
berland, in the behalf of her Daughter Lady Ann, fole
Daughter & Heir to George Clifford Earl of Cumber-
land, late Hufband to the faid Margaret, concerning the
title of the Baronies of Clifford, Weftmorland & Vefey,
to defcend to the faid Lady Ann as Heir general to the faid
Earl her Father.
(6.) The Precedents of Mr. Sampfon Leonard
alledged for his calline to Parliament in the Right of
his Wife, Margaret Lady Dacres, fole Sifter & Heir to
Gregory Lord Dacres of the South.
(7.) Precedents of Baronies by Writ, defcending
to the Heirs Male & not to the Heirs Female.
(8.) A Paper, containing the Names of foreign No-
bility who have Englifli Titles, & have had their Sum-
mons to Parliament.
(9.) Interrogatories & Confiderations with regard
o conferring Titles of Honour.
3. The Noblemen, Prelates & Knights of the Garter
that were promoted by Hen. vn. & fuch Marriages as
were folemnized in the prefence of the faid King & Q.
Eliz. his Wife.
4. Precedents of Fees for Creations & Inftalments.
5. Names of great Officers of England from 1384
until 1542.
6. Patents for Knights Bannerets, fpe Ed. m. &c.
7. Several Eflays & Obfervations relating to Knights
of the Bath, Baronets, & Knights Bachelors, In Latin &
Englifli.
8. Knights of the Bath, made at the Coronation of K.
James 1. & afterwards.
9. Knights made between Chriftraas x 606 & July 18,
1609*
Num.6141-— 6147.
10. The Creation of Henry Prince of Wales, June 4,
1610.4°.
11. Precedents of Grants of Dignities.
12. The Names of divers Kings, Dukes, Earls &
Lords, who were brethren of the fraternity of Merchant
Taylors before Henry vn. who gave the fraternity this
Name.
13. Modus ordinandi militem Ordinis equitum hnma*
culatae Virginis.
14. Lord Admiral's Patent, fpe Q. Eliz.
15. Extra&s from an Aft of Pari. 13 Rich. 11. cap. 2.
(hewing the Authority of the Conflable & MarfhaTs
Court.
16. Old Precedents regarding the Importation & fel-
ling of Wines. Some few leaves have been inverted in
binding.
6142.
A thin Folio, of 6 leaves, written upon Vellum, coiv
taining, as well the Oath of the Queen's Majefty's
Lieutenant & Standard-bearer, as alfo the Oath & Ar^
tides concerning the Ordering, Service & Duties be-
longing to her Highnefs Gentlemen Penfioners, A.D.
1601. Sr. Henry Gray Knight Lieutenant of the
Band. Ld. Hunfdon Capt. with additions by Sr. An-
thony Browne Kt. Capt. time of K. H. 8. " This
agreeth with the book made in time of K. H. 8.
Signed with the King's own hand. Which remaineth
with my Lord our Capitaine. Henry Graye." Tfi£
above is written at the end of this No. which is now
bound with 4807 & 1638.
6143.
A thin folio, bound up with N oi 5287, 5836, &c. and
containing,
1. Firft a Trad with this title; " the Propofition
made in Parliament, concerning an Academ Royal, or
College & Senate of Honour, by the Lord Marq. of
Buckingham, & there approved ; as it was occafioned &
founded upon the reafons feverally prefented to his Sa-
cred Majefty & to his Lordlhip before Chriftmas laft,
A.D. 1620, in the Names of the Honour of the King-
dom, & of the Antiquities thereof. The Copies of all
which are comprifed in this Book, A. D. 1621/'
2. " Overtures and reafons for two excellent public
works," &c. exa&ly as in No. 6103. — f. 14. In f. 15. are
verfes to the Marquefe of Buckingham on the fubjeft,
figned " John Beaumont."
3. u A Application to his Majefty as Sovereign of the
Order of * the Garter, contended by way of Profopopcea."
f. 27. In all 35 leaves,
6144.
A thin folio, bound up with 1109, & c - containing an
alphabet of Names, with the Arms of fome of them in
Blazon, f. 22. It was bought in an au&ion, 1728-9.
6145.
A thin folio, containing the Ancient Englifli Nobility*
until the reign of Q. Elizabeth. 38 written leaves j
bound with N° 7397.
6146.
A Folio, containing Arms and Crefts trick'd, with the
Names of the Perfon6 to whom they belong, but no
Index. 1 14 leaves.
6147.
A Folio, containing the Arms & Pedigrees of Families
in Hertfordfhire, at a Vifitation in 1 572. An alpha*
betical Index is added at the end. And at the begin-
ning is a Note of the Antiquity of the Gentlemen of
the County, as they came firft into it. A book of
Henry Lily* Rouge-Rofe. 59 leaves.
At fol. 5« r a remarkable genealogy of the family
of Pcrfew;
AFolfo
Digitized by
BibliotheCse ttarleianae;
Num. 6148.
6148.
A Folio, containing heraldical & other Matter^, viz.
1. Copies of Letters of Archbifliop Cranmer to the
King & others, f. 1. 18. N. B. Thefe letters are continued
in the fame hand, with very few interruptions, from f. 1 8
to 50. and are many of them curious. Particularly that
in f. 23. where writing to " Mafter Hawkyns" ambaflador
« the Emperors court, the writer details all the ftate
lieWs of the time, the divorce of Queen Katherine, the
marriage of Q. Aiule Boleyn, Sec.
2. The Defcendants from Robert Ferrers, Lord of
Overfley, & Joanna, Daughter of John D. of Lancafter,
among whom the Family of Grey de Wreft. This
& the following papers marked u Collect* Henrici Fer-
rers." w * 4*
3. The Marriages of the Sifters & Coheirs of Tho. E.
of Arundel. 4-b.
4. Gundred Da. of W m Conqr. & Queen Maud mar-
ried to W m E. Warren afterwards E. of Surrey. ib.
5. Pedigrees of the following Families, fc. Reginald de
Courtney tpe Rich. 1.— Petrus de Mountefort de Beati-
defert. — Tho. Browne miles. — Delapole. — Bray. — 2d.
houfe of the E. of Devonfhire* — Fitton. — rLongeville. —
Drayton— Inglethorp. — Hugo de Lyzures. —Courtney
E. of Devonfli. — Danvers. — Gifford. — Venables. —
Walwyn. — Ficton. — Ferrers. — Orreby.— Botetort. — E.
of Northumberland. — Gilbert de Clare.— Leofwinus E.
of Chefter. — Roger de Bellomonte. 5.
6. Notes out of Wills in the Prerogative Office.
12. 17. 63* 100. 123. 138. 144.
7. Fxtra&s from the Regifter of theAbbey of Tintern
relating to the Marriages therein entred. 16.
8. Some Church Notes out of the book called Peck-
ham. 16. b.
5. Notes relating to the E. of Leicefter. ao. b.
10. Further notes refpe&ing the family of Ferrers,
f. 46. 48. Alfo of Langley. 47.
1 1 . Antiquitas Armorum & Infignium imperiis pro-
vinces, civiutibus & privatis hominibus pertinentium, ex
varus authoribus colle&a. 51.
12. The Pedigree of the Kings of Scotland Irom
Sweno. 52.
1 3. Claufae, Patentes, Carts, Confirmation^, Inqui-
fitiones tp"*e Ed. 11. Ed.<in. Rich. 11. Hen. iv. 52.6.
14. Fundatio monafterii de burgo S li Petri aTs de
Medefhampted. 55.
15. Charters of Confirmation from feveral Kings.
57- 1>.
16. The Pedigrees of Truffel,— Peyton.— Giffard.—
Fouler. — Alured de Lincoln. — Latimer. — Matham. —
Beaucharap.— Dabemon. — Croifier. — Earl Warren. —
Poynings. — Barre.— Reginald de Arfik. f. 61. b. Alfo
Jxclefiaftical notes of burials, &c. 62. b.
17. De quibufdam antiquitatibus Glaftoniae, f. 66. De
S. Benigno. ib.
18. De rege Arthuro & ejus tranflatione, & de aliis
regibus. 66. b.
19. Notes relating to the Families of Bertram de Ver-
don & Alexander de Baliol. 68.
20. Pedigrees of Reade— Modburley — Warham—
Will. Marifchallus Comes Penbrok — Sandes — Vaux de
Harowden — Welles— Rich — E. of Ormond— Burgoyne
— Paget — Darcy de Chiche — Herbert — Gerard— Dan-
vers de Banbury — Knightley — Earners — Tirrell— Corn-
wall — Haftang — Delapoyle — Wolverton — Grenvill —
Bokland. 69.
21. More letters, in the fame hand, & apparently of
the fame period as thofe of Cranmer : fome from the
Queen, others from the King, and other great perfons.
f. 75. b. to 80. b. with fome interruptions. All thefe
letters feem to have been transcribed at a much earlier
period than the reft of the book, & the heraldic & other
matters to have been fubfequently introduced, on the
vacant leaves.
$
Nurti. 6148.
44. Pedigrees of the Family of hoo — Beefted — feox^
hull— Truffell. ^ 79.
23. Notes relating to the Family of Ferrers. ib.
•24. Notes out of Camden concerning the Families of
Thwenge, Luniley, Bruis, Botereaux, &c, 80. b.
25. Pedigrees of Botereaux — Hungerford — Perceval
-*-Engayne — Sydney — Chetwode — Woodhall. 81.
26. " De Quibnfdam Vaticiniis ex vetufto libro Ma-
nufcrlpto." 85 — 97. Among thefe prophecies, which
are numerous, there are fome afevibed to Merlin, &
others lefs known. They extend to the end of f. 97.
& the two next leaves are wanting.
17. Records concerning the Name & Family of
Avenell, fometime of Gamlingay.
102. b. alfo 106. b* &o
28. References to feveral ecclefiaftical matters, and
among others to the Difpenfation from the Pope for Ed-
ward the Black Prince to marry Jean Countefs of Kent,
dated 1361. f. 101. — Alfo to the Pope's Bull concern-
ing the E. of Sarilbury & Sr. Tho* Holland in reference
to the faid Lady. * ib.
29. Wills again, out of Redmane's office, ioi.b.
30. Pedigrees of the Family of Culpeper — Harring-
ton— Daflet— Wollmere— Dikefwell— Butler— K.Ethel-
dred— Felding — Codington — Hewefe — Cotton de Rid*
ware — Fowler — Verney — Wrotefley — Booth — Gatacre
— Bohurt. 109. b«
31. The Pedigree of our Saviour out of an old MS.
114. b.
32. From the fame old MS. is noted the time of the
Birth of Edw. eldeft Son of Hen. in. &Edmond Crouch*
back, by which the Difpute With the Houfe of Lancafter
is in part decided. 1 >
33. The Pedigrees of Grey — Bromley, f. 1 i^h. 1 16.
34. Extra&s from the Regifter of Thetford, where
are noted the Arms of Blount marrying the Heir of So-
dington. ib.
35. Carmen Ricardi Coxi in Coronacionera Annas
auguftiffimae Anglorum reginse, imperfeft. 117.
36. The Right of the Kings of England to the prin-
cipality of Wales. J 121.
The Right that the Kings of England have had
to the Crown of France. 1 2 1 . b.
38. The Right of the K. of England to the Crown
of Spain. 122.
39. At a Petition of the Lords & Commons in Parlia-
ment before the going of Rich. 11. into Ireland, Roger
Mortimer E. of March was declared next Heir to the
Crown if Richard died without Iflue. ib.
40. Arguments in behalf of the fa»d Roger Mortimer
& the Houfe of York againft the Houfe of Lancafter. -
122. b.
41. The Pedigree of Edw. in. from the Kings of
France, &c. whereby is evidenced his undoubted right
to the Crowns of Britain, France, & Spain. 1 24. b.
42. " Articuli de dogmatibus quae jure ecclefiae do-
cent, ex apologia P M." There are 100 articles. 128.
43. Pedigrees of Families in the County of Devon &
Dorfet. 132. b.
44. Notes concerning Dorfetfhire & Devonfliire, con-
taining among other things, the Reafon of the Fine called
White Hart Silver, formerly paid to the King in fome
parts of England. Alfo Reliefs paid to the King in the
Co. of Devon fpe Ed. 1. n. & 111. on the building of
Plymouth caftle, &c. 136.
45. Further Notes out of Redmonde's (fic) Office.
137. b.
46. The Will of Edward the Black Prince, & his
Epitaph. j 38.
47. Witnefles to Charters of W" Conqr. K. Steph.
Ike. all in the cuftody of Oliver St. John Efq. 14Q.
48. Pedigrees of Grey, 141. — Vefey, 142
49. Further Notes from the fame Office, here written
Redmaine's. 143. b.
9*
Digitized by
332.
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num.6148— 6150.
50. The Names & Arms of thofe Noblemen & their
followers who performed the Jufts holden at Dunftable.
144. b.
51. Pedigrees of Sakevile: — Fitz Williams. 149.
52. A Letter from Prince Arthur to the Archbifliop
of Canterbury, recommending the reparation of the
Abbey Church of Dore. 1 52..
53 A Letter from Ambrofe Potter to Dr. Wells,
Chaplain of the Archbifliop of Canterbury, with a loud
Complaint agsinit his Cruelties & Oppreffions. 152. b.
Both thefe Letters in the old hand, particularly noticed
at n. 21. above.
54- At the end there is a Table of Contents, & an
alphabetical Index. On the outer leaf is the name Ri.
bt. George.
6149.
[6 1 49 — 61 50. Quarto.']
An heralJical Book in 4 0 , written in a very old hand,
partly upon Vellum, partly upon Paper, & containing
feveral Treatifes, fome of which are in Latin, viz.
1. An hdraldical trad, beginning with a proclama-
tion from " Arthour Son to the Duke of Bertaignie,
erle of Richemont," &c. From the title of the firft;
chapter the traft feems to be called " the Gaige of Bat-
tail." I#
2. A treatife of the Signification of Armory, (hew-
ing in what refpe&sArms are honourable, from the
properties of Birds, Bcafts, Filhes, & all other Bear-
in g*- 5,
This treatife begins, " In the tymeof y* Julius Cae-
far emperor/' and at the end is " Explicit ifte liber
honorabil armig. Wilelm. civit. de Jordelleth alf. mar-
chemond herald," or fomething near it, with the date
1494-
3. Of the Habiliments of Knights &Efquires. 44.
4. Directions to Heralds 8c Purfuivants for Funerals.
48.
5. A book of heraldry, fuperfcribed " Incipit liber
armorum," the firft chapter of which is, " How gentil-
men fhal be knowene froip churles, and how thai fyrft
began, and how Noye dyvyded the world in thre parts
to his thre fonnes." 52.
6. De Coloribus in armis depi&is & eorum nobilitate
ac differentia. 62.
7. Heraldorum nomen & officium unde exorfum lit,
epiftoU ab JEnez Epifc. Senenfi ad Johan. Hinderbach.
79.
8. " A Buk of thordre of Chevalry or Knighthood,
tranflated out of Franche into Ynglifhe by William Cax-
ton dwelling in Weftminfter." 83.
9. Concerning the Law of Arms. 109.
10. The Coronation of the Emperor. 115. b.
11. Concerning Kings, Dukes, Knights, &c. 1 i8.
12. The Oath at the making of Knights. 122.
13. The feven Deeds of Honour, and their feven
Crowns. 124.
14. c; Tranflacion out of Latyn into Ynglis of a buke
de bello campeflri." 128. b.
15. Duodecim confideranda aitfequam bellum contra
adverfarios committetur. 132. b.
16. The origin and defcription of Heraldry, with
many fliields coloured. 134.
17. A Poem on the fame fubjeft, in ftanzas. 151.
18. Tra&atus de nobilitate, 155.
19. De Duellis. 164. b.
Contains 173 leaves.
6150.
A printed Book in 4% interleaved, with large MS. Addi-
tions, formerly in pofleffion of John Anitis Efq; with
this title,
u Catalogus in certa capita, feu claffes, alphabe-
tico ordiue concinnatus, plerorumq; omnium authorum
Num. 615c — 6155.
(tam antiquorum quam recentiorum) quidete heraldica
Latine, Gallice, Hifpanice, Germanice, Anglice fcrip-
ferunt: Interfperfis hie illic, qui claruerunt in re anti-
quaria& jure civili ea faltem parte qua: Heraldrise facem
accendit j unde viris nobilibus, nec non omnibus aliis
Rei Heraldic^ ftudiofis innotefcat de InfignibusGentilitiis:
Heraldis: de Principum, nobiliumque Gencalogiis : Bap-
tifmatibus : Nuptiis : Inaugurationibus : Conviviis : Coram
Colloquiis : Feeder thus : Tr!umpbis % Sec. Quorum pie-
niorem et luculentiorem Le£tori rationem, Elenchus
capitum, qui Praefationi Libelli hujus fubne&itur, exhi-
bebit. A Thoma Gore Armig. Oxon. Typis Leon. Lich^
field, Acad. Typog. Et Proftant Venales apud Ric.
Davis, 1674."
The MS. additions, chiefly by Anftis himfelf, as U
appears, are very confiderable.
6151.
[6 1 st— 6194. Folio.']
An imperfeft work, containing fome Genealogies of
Irifli & Scotch Families. The arms finely executed
in colours, on very large paper. The Families on
which the colle&ions are quite or nearly completed
are Stapleton of Dromore, 3. — Wealche of the
Mountains 8.— Stuart or Stewart of Scotland. 10.—
(NB. 11, 12, 13,8c 14, are inferted between cou-
nted parts of the text.)— Gordon. 18.— Grataime.
20. b.— Lindfay. 22.— Hay. 24.— Sutherland. 28.—
Campbell. 30. — The arms are painted for feveral
more names, but nothing is written upon them.
6152.
The hiftorical defcent of the Families of Chafteleine, &
Baflet of Welledone, finely executed, with deeds and
Seals painted, on large Sheets of Vellum.
6 *53-
A large Folio, imperfeft at the beginning, containing
the Pedigrees of the following Families, chiefly of
Wales & Shropfhire :— Sturry, 2.— Harnage, 2. —
Burton, 3.— Davies, 3.— Skelton, 4.— Edwards, 4.—
Poynar, 5.— Eynes, 5.— Purc^ll, 6.— Madoc ap Gruf-
firh, 6.— Tuder Trevor, 7. — Tanat of Haber Tanat,
8.— Price of new Towne, 9.— Lutley of Bomcroft,
10.— Banaftre, 11.— Charlton, 12.— Gibons, 13. —
Langley, 14.— Studley, 14. — Harries, 15. — Hunt of
Longnor, 15. — Owen of Shrew fbury, 16.— Owen of
Machinleth, 28.— Higgons, 18.— Nicholas, 18.—
Tomkins of Hereford, 19.— Walcot, 20.— Holland,
21. — Bowdler, 22.— Corbet, 23.— Clyve, 23.
Huffey, 25.— Oatley, 25.— Lee, 26.— Needham, 27.
Pugh, 29.— Herbert, 29.— Pulefton, 29.^
A Book in large folio, containing the Arms of the Em-
peror, & many other princes of Europe, with thofe
of the Archbifliops, Bifhops, Princes, Towns, & No*
bles of various parts, delineated in colours. Appa-
rently a German work. It contains 49 leaves, & is
bound with 4788 & 6165.
A thin Folio, with this title, " Difceptationes aliquor
Chriftianorum principum, de regnorum principa-
tuumq; juribus & titulis, hac noltra Memoria in-
vicem contendentium," colle&ed by R. Glover So-
merfet. Dedicated to Rob. earl 0/ Leicefter 1581,
The contents are,
1 . Antiquum jus regum Anglise ad regnum & coro-
nam Francis. ^ 1.
2. Philippi m, Francorum regis pofteritas, 5.
3. Sue-
Digitized by
Bibliothecas Harleiande.
333
Num. 6155— 6158.
3. Succefliones regum Angliae ab Edvardo iij. 6.
4. Francorum regum de Neapolitano regno adverfus
Arragonenfis & Auftrlacos principes gravis contentio.
7-
5. Normannorum ac Suevorum regum Neapolitano-
tum genealogia. 8.
6. Poll exaftos Normannos & Suevos, .inferti funt
regno Neapolitano Andegavenfes comites ex Gallia, ib.
7. Ludpvici Valefii Andium ducis pofteritas. 9.
8. Arragonenfium, Neapolitanorum Siciliasq; regum
(lemmata. 11.
9. De Danorum regtio: Lotharingicis ducibus ex
primogeniture legibus contra hodiernos reges id fibi
vendicantibus. 12.
10. Genealogia mod efnorum regum Daniae. 13.
1 1 . De Portugallorum regni jure controverfia, inter
Philippum Hifpaniarum regem, duciflatn Brigantise &
alios. 1 4.
1 2. Reges Portugalliae a Johanne 1. 15.
13. De MeJiclanenfi ducatu contentiones, Gallis pro
fuo contra Sfortianos & Auftriacos de jure vendican-
tibus. 16.
14. Genealogia vicecomitum ac primorum ducum
Mediolanenfium. 1 7.
15. Genealogia Sfortian a. 10.
16. Gallorum regum ad Mediolanenfem ducatum jus
Vendicantium genealogia. ib.
17. Nivernorum ducum jus publicatum ad ducatos
Brabantia?, Lotharingise & Limburgi, & ad dominium
Antverpiae ab Auftriacis principibus ufurpatos. 21.
18. Nivernenfium ftemmata ex ftirpe Burgundica ex-
tra&a, illorum ad Brabantise, Lotharingise &c Limburgi
ducatos jura manifeftantia. 23.
The arms of England, 1. b. of Denmark, 11. b.
of Milan, 1 5. b. have been cut out of the leaf, by which
the writing on the oppofite fide has been mutilated.
The arms of the Kings of Naples, 6. b. and the Dukes
of Nivernois, 20. b. (hew how elegantly they had all
been executed.
6156.
A Book in folio, entitled, " Stemmata Magnatum/'
with the Pedigrees & Arms in colours, carefully taken,
of the Kings of England & Wales, the Nobility &
many cf the Gentry, belonging firft to W m Smith aFs
Rougedragon Purfuivant at Arms, anno 1600, &
afterwards belonging to J. Philpot aPs Rougedragon.
At the beginning there is an alphabetical Index. At
fol. 3. is a Map of England with the divifions of the
Heptarchy.
6157.
A thin Folio, containing the Pedigrees of thefe Families,
Bray, Sandes, &Ptlham. 1.
Botel er de Wemme in com. Glouceft. 2.
Sudeley, Boteller de Sudely, & Belknappe. ib.
Montfort, PevereH, Croifer, Dabernon, llavcrfham,
De la Plaunche, Freuill. 3.
Brooke de Cobham, Beauchamp de St. Amand,
Bravbroke. 9. ic. 12.
Bradftone, St. Amand. 10.
Hmaps, Chedder, Newton. if.
Stephanus de Pinchefter. 1 3.
De la Pole, PevereH. 1 5. Genealogia regum Da-
nice. 18.
Riche de Eflex." 19.
Bound with 403 1 .
6i 5 8.
A thin Folio ftitch'd, containing the Epiftle dedicatory
& Preface to a defigned hiftorical Account of the
ancient & noble Families of Lovetot, Fumival, &
Verdon. By Nath. Johnfton M. D. The title which
was defigned for the Volume is as follows : " An
Cat. Harl. Vol, III.
Num. 6 1 58 — 6l6o<
hiftorical Account of the mod remarkable Paflages in the
Lives, together with their marriages & Iflues, of the
ancient & noble Families of Lovetot, Fumival, & Verdon.
The fo!c heir general of which Houfes being married to
Thomas LordNcvil, Lord Fumival, in Right of his wife,
k fole daughter & heir to John Lord Talbot & Fumival,
the moft famous Warrior in France, & firft Earl of
Shrewftmry & Wexford. In this Volume is contained
the hiftory of the noble Family of Talbot, from Richard
Talbot their eminent Norman Anccftor, to the end of the
Life of the Lord Talbot, the lirft of that name, & 4th
Earl of Shrewfbury & Wexford. Collected from authen-
tic Records, judicious Hiftorians, Manuftripts, original
Letters Papers & other Monuments of Antiquities. By
Nathaniel Johnfton, D r in Phyfic." Dated Fe\ 169 J*
Eight leaves. Nathaniel Johnfton wrote on the Excel-
lency of the Englifli Monarchy i68o,&c*
61 59-
A Book in folio, containing the Pedigrees with the A tins
in colours of Families in Lancafliire, taken at aVifita-
tion made A. D. 1567. anno R. Eliz. 9 0 . At the
bottom of the title Page this is written, " Vifitatio ifta
Lancaftriae tranferipta & argumentata fuit in a° 1 598*
per me W. Smith, (ats) Rouge-dragon, profecutorem
ad cirma." A work carefully executed, but unfiniflied.
- There is an alphabetical Index at the beginning $
& at the end a Table of Matches.
6160.
A thin folio, bound with 404 containing the following
Pedigrees, & other Matters.
1 * u Stemmata praclane familiee de AJllcy, antiqui-
tusab EJlle%h nuncupatae." fol. 1. Where are feveral
copies of Deeds relating to Hill-Morton C (> Warw. &
Melton, & other Manors in Norfolk. The Arms of the
Aftleys, and their divers Matches. See Shaw's Stafford*
(hire, Vol. a. p. 287.
2. Bullen, Carey, f. 7. alfo f. 15.
3. " Genealogia et profapia Edvardi Cook AnT^gen."
fol. 8. Subfcribed at the end, Collefta, approbat. et
exemplificat. in officio armorum Londini. WiHm De-
thick, Garter, principalis Rex Arm >rum Anglicorum,
1597"
4. Pafton, Manners. 10.
5. Ferrars, f. u. "Profapia nobilis et illuftriflimi
familiae de Ferrariis, qui olim fuerunt comites Derbiae,
ported Barones de Chartley et de Groby : Ex quibus il-
luftriflim. Robert' Comes Eflexiae, Henrice (fie) Gray de
Pirgo miles, Humfrid us Ferrers de Tamworth miles et
Henrice Ferrers de Baddefley Armigeri orti funt Arf^
.59-8."
6. The Earls of Leicefter & Hinckley. 17*
7. Wm. de Longfpee E. of Salilbury. 18.
8. E. of Kyme & Lincoln. ib.
9. Pedigree of Cotton, with thi9 remarkable title,
" The Gcnealogie of one of the worthie houfes of the
Cottons, whiche deryve themfelves frome the Lordes of
the Mannor of Cotton near Chefter comonlie knowen by
the name of Edmund's Cotton, fo called by reafonthat
one Edmunde Cotton was fometymes Lorde thereof ;
therby may alfo appeare the long contynuance of the
fayde famylie of Cottons, w th what honorable howfes
they have maryed, and how they have advaunfed them-
fed by matching w* great heires; and fynallye howe thay
are propagated into dyverfe Countries, & leveral famy-
lies, & howe by reafon of the marriage of heires ffemales
to dyverfe other notable houfis thefe who have byn therby
advaunced, And the prefent State of this much leffened,
althoughe the fame by God's providence yet remayninge
in good Eftate. And manye perfons thereof in worthie
& woorfhipfull place. The honorable & Reverent Father
William Biftiop of Excefter An. i6oi difcendge thereof,
as in the deduction hearof ffollowynge may at large ap-f
4Q peare^
Digitized by
334
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6160 — 6164.
, 99
peare." Sec alfo the Cotton Pedigrees in 4031. pp. 100.
132. and Shaw's Hiftory of Stafford fhire.
10. " Genealogia five profapia antiquiffimse familise
Richardi Franceys^ de Tyckenhall in comitatu Derbise
Armigeri : Edvardi Franceys, de Petworthe in comitatu
Suffex Equitis Aurati : et Edvardi Franceys, de Wycham
Busflies comitatu Cantias, Armigeri, popince piftorise
Jacobo Regi Servientis. Diverfis fcriptis antiquis et au-
thenticis chartis comprobata." 2 2. b.
,6l6l.
A Book with Coats of Arms in trick, alphabetically dif-
pofed after the Names of the Families. Contains 07
leaves* v/
6162.
A Book in folio, containing the Arms in colours of the
Knights of the Garter, the lafl: of whom is Sir Rich-
ard Wingfield, X Hen. viii. In the firft leaf is the
ufual heraldic device for the Trinity, & the Arms of
the 12 Patriarchs; then follow England, the Empire,
& Scotland.
6163.
A Book in folio, containing the Arms in colours, of
Saints, Emperors, Kings, & Englifh Nobility & Gen.
try.
i_ ^ curious old book, perhaps as early as Henry
the Sixth. See 'he Arms of the Royal Family in f. 7 & 4 ;
thofe of Hereford f. 2. ; of March f. 3. b. &c. It ap-
pears to have been poifefled by Segar, Garter K. of Arms,
^ho wrote lomc Remarks in it, & founded on it fome
ct hi> Grants, ^ee f. 15. b. At f. 136. are fevenii Ef-
cutcheons coloured & blazoned ; alfo in the heraldical
terms. An Index is wanting. The book contains 142
leaves.
6 1 64 .
A^Book in folio, of 98 leaves, written in a fair hand upon
Vellum, containing the Arms in Colours & Pedigrees
of Families in the County of Sufiex, taken at a
Vifuaiicn A.D. ,6 54.— For want of an Index, the
following is here inferted in the Order of the Alphabet.
A - Afj ley 93.
A Brooke 83.fr. Afl,ton 93*
J ^ ^chefon 70.fr. Atnm11 9-
Acton 29.fr. Atwel1 2 7-
Adam 92. Atwocd 13.fr. 35.
Adcims 6. fr. 31.fr. Audleyap. 45. 53.
Alchorne 1. 32.65. 67. Au f n 82 «
8j- b o j / Audm45.fr.
Aicock 87. A y' in ^ l6 -
Alford37.fr. Ayhvm 70.fr. 95. .
Alfrey 27.fr. 32.fr. ^3, Aylw0nh3.fr 78.*.
- * - |J Aymcombe i. 2 %.
67. 85
A!Ln 24. fr. 93.
Alley ne 63.
Allwyn 4.
Alman 30.
Alt«i rips ( John de) ;S
Amherii: jJ*. fr. 20.
Amidas jj.
Atnond 92.
Anderfon 93.fr.
Anneilev (5.fr.
ApJky'13.
Apluqn 17
B.
j_i Ad f r 54. 94.
Luker 6. 24. 27. 20 fr.
82. 96.
Balcombe 87.
Baldwin 27. fr.
B^nckworth 65. fr.
Baraoife 23. fr.
Barham 23.fr. 8r.fr. 8b.fr.
Barlow 18. 48.fr.
Barne 48.
Barnefield 39.
Apflcy jo. c ? . 61.62.fr, Barnhcm 08.fr.
, Barret. 66.
imlerne 4 H..—1 ^ ,
Arnold a,? K j ! P * 6 '' 9 *
a 1 -Barton 08. fr.
Arthur 61. BafkervL 50.fr.
^ihburnham 7. fr. 3 ,. 35 . Bdkett56.fr.
Bate 41.
Num. 6164.
Byne 42.
Byrd 72. fr.
Bysflie 35.fr.
C.
Bates 92.
Batt 67.
Bayly 16. fr. 74.
Beard 38.fr. 42.fr. 43.
Beaumont 31.
Beden 25. " {^JAldecott 80. fr. 83. 9 6.
Bedford 14. Campion i.fr. 3. 35.
Belknap 37.fr. 91.
Bellingham. 21. 55.*. Capell12.fr.
55.fr. 73. 90. 98. Carew23.fr. 44*. 95.fr.
Bennet 5. 9. fr. 55.fr. Carey 44.fr.
Berkley 17. 31.^ Carleton 77.fr.
Befte 29. Carre 93.
Bethell 9. fr. Carell 17. 60. 79.
Bettifwonh 82.fr. Carflake 37.
Biby 24. fr. Cafly 94.
Bickley 54. fr. Caftrell 31. fr.
Bikerftaffe si. Catcote 34. fr.
Binge 66. Catt 7 1 .
Birch 94. Challenor 9. 23. 28.fr. 29.
Birchenlty ats Birfty 10. 73- 8 7-
Bifhe 27.fr. 33.fr. 36. 41.fr. Chamber, (De La) 32. 92. fr #
Bifhop8i.fr. ° Chandler 38.
Bisfhop 37. fr. Chapman 65. fr. 98.
Blachford 72. fr. Chaftene 6.
Blackwell 48.fr. Chatfield 11.fr. 48.
Blaker 14. a. 14. fr. Chenfey 55.
Blechingdon 7.fr. 31.fr. Chefman 17.
Bluddcr 69. fr. * Chilton 68. fr.
Blundell 2. Chowne 91.
Bold 53. Church 30. fr.
Bolton 82.fr. Clarke 46.fr. 9r.fr.
Bonckworth 8. Claverton 17.
Boorde 13. Clerke48.fr. 63. 85.fr.
Borde 22. fr. Cobb 80. fr.
Boftocke 36. Cockrell 9.
Boucher33.fr. Colbrond 18.fr. 20. 3© fr.
Bowen 7. Col brook 4.
Bowett 92.fr. Coldham 4.
Bowier 9. Collins 23.fr. 83.fr.
Bowth 32. Colpeper 21. 29. 74.fr.
Bowyer 55. fr. 93. fr. 88. fr.
Boys 2. fr. 49. fr. 55. 68. fr. Colthurft 79. fr. 93. fr.
Boyfe 6. fr. Combe 72.fr.
Bradbridge 16. Comber i.fr. 10. 23.
Brainelhott 44. fr. Combridge 1 o.
Bramficld 84. Compton 17.fr. 35.
Bray71.fr. 91. 93. Cooke 2. 24.fr. 50.62.^7.
Brett 51.fr. 62.fr. 73.fr. 86.fr.
Biidger 8. fr. 72. 97.fr. C00ley45.fr.
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Brockhull 32. fr. Cordell 94.
Bromham 4. Cornewallis 31.
Brooke 23. 27. Cornewall 81. fr.
Browne 17.fr. 23.fr. 37. Cotton 55.fr. 93.
78^. ^ Cotty 10.
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Buckland 47. 66. Courtney 6.
Buffkin 22. 69. Cowper 34.fr. 35. 45. 53.
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Burchley 59. Cradock 2c.
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Burrell 74. fr. Cranwell 44. fr.
Burftie 86.fr. Crawley 48.
Burton 20.fr. 26. 36.fr. Crefweller 78.
50. fr. 90. fr. 92. Crifpe 80.
Bufbridge 8. Cromer 31.fr. 37.fr. 68.fr.
Butler 31. 96. Crook 15.
Crowmer
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23. Ik 24. 42. 49.fr. 52.
70.
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Curlews 70. fr.
D.
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Daniel 66.
Dapp 14. fr.
Faringdon 51*
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Farewell 67. b.
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82.
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Fincham 73.fr.
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31. b. Si.
21. 32.
85.
r> ^ o t Fitz 00. b.
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Floud 69.
Ford 17. 61.
Dccon 36
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Delaware (Lord; 70.
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Devtnifh 79.
Devun 47. b.
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Dixweil 9 j.
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Dormer 6c.
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17 Arsfield 9.
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Etton 3 1 .
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Everard 55.
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78.fr.
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50.
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81. 81.fr. 86.fr.
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Franck 68.
Freebody 25. fr.
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50.fr. 68. 82.
Frye 76. fr.
Fuller 2.
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QAge 4. 6. 29. 80.
Gardner 30. 38. 42. fr.
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31.fr. 42. 78. fr. 91. fr.
Goteley 1 2. fr.
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96. fr.
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3 1 -^- 37- Grefham 37.fr.
Grey 15.fr. 51.
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Groome 43. fr.
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36. fr.
57«
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Guilderidge 20.fr.
90. fr.
Guildford 69.
Guntur 3. fr. 16.fr.
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JJ Addon 36. fr.
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64.fr. 78.
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Halton 61.
Hamden 92. fr.
Hardham 9. fr.
Harecourt 93. fr.
Harmer 15. fr. 76.fr*
Harrington 80.
Harvey 29.fr.
Hatcher 73.
Havel 1 29. fr.
Ha ward 93.fr.
Hay 24. 26. a. 26. fr.
Hayes 14. 52. 75. fr. 82.
Healen 37.
Heath 32. fr. 79.
Hemerrord 94.
Hendley 32.fr.
Henley 7. fr. 41.
Henfhaw 10.fr. 45.fr.
Henflowe 4.
Hepden 76. fr. 84.
Herebert 44. fr.
Hether 35.
Hever 75.
Hewcs 3. fr.
Hewett 93.
Hey 88. fr.
Higgens 7.
Higgenfon 57.
Higham 58.
Hill 43. fr. 45.fr.
Hillerfden 45. fr.
Hilles 6. fr.
Hodgfon 38. fr. 41. fr, 44.
Holden 8 4 .fr.
Holland 31. 73.
Holman 25.
Holmes 36. fr.
Hoo 1 5. fr.
Hooke 62. fr.
Hooker 73. fr.
Hooper 74. fr.
Hopkins 16.
Home 7. fr.
Houghton 1 <
Howell 71.
Hudfon 24.
Humfrey 30.
Huncks 95. fr«
Hurley 43. fr.
Huffey78. 95.fr. 96.
Hyde 16. fr.
Hygate93.fr. 95.fr.
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TAmes 35. 36.
* Jefferay 29. fr.
Jeffery 27.
Jenney 96.
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Ingledue41.fr.
Ingram 48.fr. 79.
Jones 6. fr.
Jorden 38.
Joffelyn 56.
Ireton 17.
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Iftede 27. 75. fr. 8i.fr*
Jude 70*
K.
JZEllaway 78.
Kempe 13.fr. 17.
Keyfer 87.
Killegrew 77. fr.
Kirton 79.
Kitchinham 38.
Knight 4.fr. 16.fr. 2$. fr#
62.
Knightley v
Knottesford 3, 96*
L.
T Alham 29. fr.
Lance 27. fr*
Lane 3.
Langham 84.
Langton 26.
Langworth 28.fr.
Laning 60. fr.
Lafher 77. fr.
Lattymer 93*
Lawrance 7.
Lawfon 47. fr.
Leake 42.fr.
Leder 67.fr.
Lee 35. 45. fr. 73* fr. 96.fr*
Leech 4. fr.
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Lelham 23.
Levitt 3«fr. 31.fr. 64.fr.
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22- fr. 23.fr. 29. 44. fr.
47. 53. 61. 89. 93. 96*
Limesford 47. fr.
Lindfey 41. fr. 8ff.
Litler 28. fr.
Littleboys 85. b.
Littleton 2i.fr.
Lloyde 96.
Lock 62. fr.
Lovayne 75.
Love 13.
Lovekin 39.
Lovelace 87.
Lovell 74.
Lovett 20. fr. 90. b*
Luck 71.
Ludlowe 56. fr.
Lunsford 49. fr.
Luxford 25. 87.
Lyford 47. fr.
Lyne 63. i
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A/TAckwicke 87.
Malhavers 31,
Maning 12.fr.
Mannering 39.
Manners 12. fr.
Manning 1 3 fr. 86. fr.
Mannors 77. fr.
Manny 30.
Marckwick 23.
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Marleburgh (E. of) 31.
Marlet 61.
Martin 12. fr.
Marfhall 19. b. q 2 .
Mafcall 1. 22. 30. 69.
Mathew 3. 86.
Mathews 03.
May 5. 6.fr. 13. 22.fr.
41. 48. b. 76.
Maye co. fr. 45. fr. 9 2 -
Maynard 23. fr. 8ufr.
Meade 45. 63. fr.
Meffiint 23. b.
Melcher 10. b.
Melhurfe 7.
Mel ward 3 c.
Meres 50.
Merry 94.
Mich'elborne 35. 82. 89.fr.
Michell30.fr. 32. 45. ParnJll^o,
Only 61.
Ofborne 45.
Otter 93.
Overy 76. b.
Ownflow 62. b.
Oxenbridge 29.
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pAge 59. b. 71.
Paine 35.
Palmer 6. 19.fr. 20.36.fr.
44; 45. 53. 60. b.
Pankhuril Si. b.
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Papiland 96.
Pap worth 78.
Parker 6. 18. 21. fr. 25.
52. A. 60.fr. 78. 83. b.
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Micklcborne 7. fr,
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Mill 7. 9. 97.
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Mills 56. 90. fr.
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Mockert 63.fr.
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Morgan 24. 29.
Moiley 20.fr. 22. fr. 24.
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Morris 96. b. 9S.
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Morvile 31.
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Mountague 30.
Mulford 13.fr.
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Mynott 6c. b.
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Newman 45.
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Parry 6. fr.
Parfons 15.
Partridge 90.
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Paule 35.
Pay 39.
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70.
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98.
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Perry 25. fr.
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Plomer 23.
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66. b. 69.
Polwhield 37.
Poocr 16. b.
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Powfley 47. b.
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Prcntolt 59.
Prettyman 8g.
Puckering 51.^. 79. 91.
Pygeon 95.fr.
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Randes 14.
Rapley 5.
Ravenfcroft 8. b. 72.
Rayman 54. b. 79.
Raymond 7. 82. b.
Rede 6. b.
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Relfe 67. b.
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Rhefe(Rob. Ap) 93.
Richardfon 23.fr. 31.
Richbell 8. b.
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Rifton 62.
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Rodom 77. fr.
Rogers 92. fr.
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Roper 78.
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Roulfton 9.
Rowe 70. b.
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Rowton 57.
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31. fr. 44. fr 49. fr. 50.fr.
68.fr. 75.fr.
Saint John 18. fr. 92. 95. fr.
Salsford 17
Salter 16. 93. b.
Samburne 54. 78.
Sanbach 66. fr.
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Savile 12.fr.
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81. 91. 92.
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Seale 87.
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Seman 13.
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Sherington 92.
Sherley 42. b. 78.
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Shobndge 7. fr.
Shortred 47. fr.
Shurley 15. 92.
Shurlock 82.
Skardville 5 1 .
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Sherfield 78.
Skinner 32.
Slowman 76.
Smallpage 79.
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Snelling 5. fr.
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Southcot 13.' fr.
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Spracklyn 85.
Springett 33.fr. 55. b. 93.
Springham 49.
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Stafford 16. fr. 21.fr.
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Stanuey 7.
Stanftreet 65.
Staple 22. b. 41. 95. fr.
Stapleton 73. b.
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Stc:re 72.
Stempe 90.
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Stodley 58.
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Stoneley 78.
SLonling 31.^.
Stonner 88.
Stopham 61.
Stoughton 94.
Stredwick 63. b.
Stretfield 10.
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Strong 61.fr.
Strudwicke 61.
Stubbes 22. b.
Studley 89.
Suliard 10. 32. fr.
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Symonds 59.
HTAuke 36. b. 54. b.
Taylor 34.
Temple 6. 8.
Thanet, E.of, 37. fr.
Thatcher 6. 21. 22. b. 2<
Theobald 1. fr. 30. fr.
Theobalds 21.
Thomas 89.*. 98.*.
Thomlinfon 23.fr.
Thomfon 18.
Thorpe 32. 92. b.
Threele 62. fr. 84. fr 96.
Tichborne 43. 96. fr.
Till 3. fr. 57. fr.
Tilfworth 03. fr.
Tirrell 3 fr. i6.fr.
Tirringham .93.
Topps 98.
Torner 21. 80. fr.
Towers 49.
Townebridge 31.fr. .
Traheron 94.
Trayton \2.a. 1 2. b»
Trederoffe 94.
Tregos 4. fr.
Trefham 29,
Trevor 7.
Trott
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Trott 93. b.
Tulson 24. 88. b.
Tuppin 1 4.
Turke 35.
Turnbull 58.
Turner 29. b.
Turvile 31.
Twtfdenj.b. 31. b.
Tymperley 74.
V.
*yAne 31. 85. b.
Varney 15.
Verney 1 . b.
Vicars 77. b.
Vickary 87.
Vickery 13. "
Vinall 1 2. b.
Unwyn 53. 86.3.
Upton 42. b.
Vyne 81. b.
W.
"y^TAde 52. 3. 63. 3.
Wafery 93.
Walker 94. b.
Wall 16.
Wallard 29. b.
Wallen 31. b.
Waller 6. 7. 20. 52. b.
90. 3. 93. b.
Wallop 2i f bm
Walfingham 44. b. 88.
Walter 49. 3.
Walthall 69.
Walwyn 6f.£.
Wanfes 31.
Warde 10. b. 35. 69. 95. b.
Warnett 49. b.
Warren 24. b.
Watersfield 73. b.
Watfon 51. b. 93.
Wattle 26.
Web 20. b. Co.
Weekes 82. b.
Welby 93.
Welch 92.
Weller 29. b.
Wells 72. 80
Wenham
It is one of the finefl:
finiftied ; a few of the arms
, 89.
b. 91. b.
of the finefl
Wentham 76. b.
Wefle 45.
Weft 31. b. 70. 95.
Weftbrooke 51.
Weftdeane 64.
Wefton 37. b.
Whaley 55.
Whatmarn 19. b.
Wheatley 13. b* 43.^.94. b.
Whelav. n. b.
Whetenhall 52. b.
Whetnall 80. b.
White 49. b. 68. b.
Whitfield 2. 13. 21. 30.
41.
Whittington 13. b.
Wickham 2.
Widnall 75. .
Wignall 82.
Wilbraham 44. b.
Wiidigoofe 6. b. 41.
Wilford 93.
Williams 57. b 81.
Willouq:hby 56. b.
Wilfhaw6j.£.
Wilfon 18. b. 42. b. 43.
Windfor(Ed. Lord) 29. 77.
Wintfliull 35.
Wife 39. b.
Wiftowe 10. b.
Witwell 57.
Wodd 19. 75. 3.
Wodds 55.
Wolfe 18. 48.
Wolveridge 1.
Woken 61.
Wood 11. b. 21. 78. 81.
82. b.
Woodcock 86.
Woodward 31. b. 9 1 . b.
Wotton 79:
Wyatt 74.
"Wy borne 41.
Wyly 47. b.
VAtes 61.
Yaxley 93^
Yonge 65. b.
Young 13.
books of the kind, but un-
being not coloured.
6165-
A Book in folio, containing the defcents & pedigrees of
the Emperors of Germany, Kings of France, & Elec-
tors Palatine & Bavaria. The writing very elegant ,
the arms in many parts neatly (ketched, but much of
it unfinifhed. Bound with 47S8 & 6154.
6166.
A Book in folio, containing the following Particulars,
1. " The lyfe of Sir Tho. Moore, Kt. written by Wm.
Rooper, Efq; who marryed Margaret, Daughter of the
laid Sir Thomas; this Wm. lived at Eltham," p. 1. Pub-
liftied in Latin 8° 171 6. This is dated at the end "25Maii
1598/' This tranfeript, however, is not fo old. The life
occurs again at N° 7030, p. 231. among the colle&ions
of Tho, Baker, and tranferibed by him from a Cambridge
MS. alfo at 6254.
2. Part of the Vifitation of the County of Norfolke,
made by Wm. Harvey, Clarencieux King of Arms,
July 20, 1563, & the 5th of Qu. Elizabeth, p. 36. Some
qf the arms coloured, others wanting.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 616^.
3. Verfus compofiti pro informatione computantium in
ScaccarJo per Home, temp. Hen. 4. 65.
4. Perambulatio Foreftae Effexias. 67.
5. De compofitione moneta:. 72. b.
6. Expofitionesverborum antiquorum Anglicorum. 73.
7. Grants of Lands & Obiits, tpe Edv. iii. 74.
8. Repertorium diverfarum Cartarum, temp. Edv. 1.
11. in. Ric. 11. Hen. iv. v. vi. 77.
9. The King s Book of all the Lords, Knights & Gen-
tlemen of England, 17' Hen. vn. 95.
10. Statutum de Templariis, anno 17 0 Edv. 11. 124.
1 1. The Copy of an exemplification of Letters Patent
granted to the Heralds. 126.
12. Coronatio reginas Anglo-Saxonum ante Con-
queftum. 129.
13. The Order of the Knights of the Bath at the
Coronation of Q. Mary. 130.
14. Gentlemen appointed to attend the private Cham-
ber, by Order from K. James, in May 1603. 132.
15. <fc The Creation of Lord Cecill, Lord Sidney of
Penfliurfte, Lord Knolles of Greyes, & Lord Wotton of
Merlay, who came in their ordinary Apparel before the
King, & had their robes laid over their Shoulders when
their Patents were delivered to them, that Sr. Robert
Cecills Crookednefs might be lefs obferved." ib.
16. Election of Knights of the Garter, 1603. 133.
17. Tempore Hen. vi. The Names of all the Princes,
Dukes, Earls, Barons, Banneretts & Bachelor Knights,
with other Nobles of the Houfehold & Retinue in Fees,
Wages & Penfions, under the right mighty Prince John,
Recent of the Kingdom of France, Duke of Bedford,
Anjou 6c Alenzon, Earl of Mayne, Harecourte & Dreux,
Vic 1 Beaumonte, &c. 134.
18. The Names of the Knights & Men of Arms in
the time of John D. of Bedford, that ferved in Guienne
from the ift to the 15th of Hen. vi. 136.
19. The Peace proclaimed with Spain in Court & in
London. Aug. 19, 1604. 137.
20. The Creation of Lord Cecill Vifcount Cranburne.
ib.
21. The Vifitation of Oxfordfhire, A. D. 1574. 138.
22. The Creation of Lord Cecill E. of Salilbury, his
elder Brother E.of Exeter, & 6 more Lords, 4 May 1605.
at Greenwich. 155.
23. 1 he Chriftening of Mary Daughter of K. James,
5 May itfos. ib.
24. The D. of Holftein & E. of Northampton made
Knights of the Garter. 1 56.
25. " Series ordinum omnium procerum, magnatum, &
nobilium, & aliorum quorumcunq; intra hoc regnum, tarn
virorum quam feminarum pofita, 8c difh'ntla per nobilif-
fimum Jafperum Ducem Bedfordiie & alios appun&ua-
riorum Dili regis Henrici," &c. ib.
26. A.D. 1606. Rob. Cecill E. of Sarum, & Thomas
Howard Vifcount Byndon (who made the 41 h Howard,
Kt. of the Garter at this time) were created Knights of
the Garter in the room of the E. of Cumberland & the
E. of Devonfhirc. 1 57.
27. The Order for Burials to be ferved at a Chapter
at the Heralds Ofiice, 20 Feb. 1564. 158.
28. The Certificate from Q. Mary to the Treafurer,
to pay iool. the dues of the Heralds at her Coronation.
159.
29. The Commi/Iion granted by K. James for Mar-
Audi Caufes, A. D. 1604. 160.
30. " De origine £c antiquitate armorum five infig-
nium Gentiliorum eorundemq; diiVerentiis 8c diftin&ion-
ibus rcquifitis RobertiGloveri fecialis rcgii Obfervationcs
aliquot." R. Glover was Somerfet Herald. See 61 55.
Here follow, at page 171, fome arms & genealogies, of
which the purpofe is not affigned, without they refer to
the foregoing rules. 161.
31. " Ecclefiailicoruminfigniaqui clans ac nobilibus
orti parentibus anna paterna didinCtionibus 8c differentiig
quibufdam variata portabant." 202.
4 R 32. Con-
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32. Conftabularii Turns London, p. 204. On a fepa-
rate paper, bound in, and inverted.
33. The defaults & comyn Nufans of Bridges &
Caufeys in the Hundreds of Tandridge & Rygate, &
other places in the Ccrunty of Surrey, to be enquired of
by the Juftices at their general Seffions at Croyden,
25 Hen. viii. p. 229. From hence was originally a
feparate book.
34. A Copy of the Grant from Q. Eliz. for the foun-
dation of a Free School in the Borough of Warke. 244.
35. An Account of Farneham in Surrey, with a Copy
of its Charter & Seal. 25 1.
36. Literae Patentes Hen. vnx. datae Jofci Bourchier
Militi Dno Berners. 255.
37. Literce patentes Car. 11. datas Gervafio Holies Ar-
migero. 258.
38. Epitaphs taken out of the Church at Stoke Dau-
bernon in the Co. of Surry, 25 Aug. 1663. 261.
39. An Eftablifhment, or Lift to. be made concerning
the Payments for Civil Affairs in Ireland, from Michael-
mas 1669. 266.
40. An Eftablifhment for military Offices. 276.
41. Obfervations of my Lord Aungiers on the irifh
Affairs. 283.
42. An Eftimate of the Revenue of Ireland, 1667.
284-
43. The Cafe concerning the Borough of South-
warke, between the City of London & County of Sur-
rey, 1662.
44. The Privileges 6r fpecial Rights belonging to the
Baronage of England, p. 299. Another feparate book,
in the fame hand with the ftrft.
6167.
A Book in folio, that had been in the poffeffion of Peter
Le Neve, Efqr. & formerly belonged to Lord Aylef-
bury's Library ; containing,
1. " Autorum nomina & charatterifmi qui Britanniam
celebrarunt."
2. " Catalogus cognominum virorum clarorum, &c.
in Britannica hiltona.*'
3. The Pedigrees of the Kings of England.
4. Pedigrees of feveral of the Nobility & Gentry.
Bound with N OJ 710 and 6586. The firft & third parts
of this book feem to have been transcribed about 1614
(fee p. 1 08) ; the fecond, from n. 34 to 43 inch about
1662.
6168.
A Book with this title, " Marefchalia, or a Catalogue of
the Marlhals of England, with their Succeflion in Or.
der, from the time of K. Hen. 1. until this prefent
Year; (hewing their Defcents both by Father & Mo-
ther; alfo the Dates & feveral Tenors of their Patents
& CommiHions ; together with their Arms, Times of
Deceafe, & Places of Burial : Carefully colle&ed out
of divers Records remaining in the Tower, Exche-
quer, Rolls, & other venerable Monuments of An-
quity. By ^S." Round the title,
Antiquity 1 Honour ,W if dmi ; and oppofite, 8 verfes ex-
. plaining the intended defign of the title page. Only
56 leaves written.
6169.
A Book in folio, containing the Arms, partly in Colours,
partly in Trick, of divers Families, with an Account of
the Tiihe when, & the Perfons by whom their Patents
were gfanted. An Alphabetical Index is added at
the end. Leaves 86. The Book is imperfeft, it
being evidently intended that the arms Ihould be added,
and coloured throughout.
6170.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. The Names & Arms in colours of the Nobility, as
they were placed in the Parliament Houfe, at a Parlia-
Num. 6170 — 6179.
ment holdenat Weftminftcr, A.D. 1553, & 4th year of
Q.Elizabeth. 1.
2. The Names of Noblemen, with the times of their
Creation. 2 7*
3. A Chronicle of the Kings of England fince the
Conqueft until Ed. vi. 31.
4. The Names of the Knights of the moft honourable
Order of the Garter, fmce the Inftallation of Ed. in. un-
til Ed. vi. with their Arms in Trick. Indexes to N w 1.
& N* 4. are at the beginning. 32.
6171.
A Lift of Names, beginning with the Letters A & B, with
their Arms in blazon.
6172.
A Vifitation of Shropfhire, &c. with the Arms coloured.
It is thus fuperfcribed, u A true-Copie of a Vizitation
taken by Richard Lee, Purcevant Herald, to Cooke,
Clarenceaux, Ano 1592, of the County of Salop, &
other adjacent Countyies. Copied in BriefFe by Tho.
Handford of 1662, and by him fupplied &
augmented untill this prefent tyme, Alio 1660." with
an alphabetical Index.
6173.
A Book in Folio, containing the Pedigrees & Arms in
Colours of Families in the County of Berks, taken at
a Vifitation made A. D. 1623. Unfiniftied.
6174.
A thin Folio, containing the Arms in trick, together
with the Pedigrees of Families in the County of Glou-
cefter, &c. Prefixed are feven leaves, clofely & very
neatly written, of Collections refpeding the Family of
Talbot.
6l 75-
A Book in folio, containing,
1. Arms in trick of Families in Kent, alphabetically
difpofed. ^ 1.
2. Pedigrees, with Arms in trick, of Families in the
fame County. 9.
3. An alphabetical Index. Apparently by the fame
hand as the preceding.
6176.
A Folio, giving a Refolution of this cafe, u Whether 21
Barony by Writt, being once involved into an Earl-
dom, may be afterwards transferred into another Fa-
mily by a Daughter & Heir, & the Earldom continue
in the Male Heir."
6J77.
A Book, with this title, u A Summary of the Lives
of the Veteriponts, Cliffords, L Earls of Cumber-
land, & of the Lady Countefs Dowager of Pem-
broke, Dorfet, & Montgomery, &c. Daughter & Heir
to George Clifford E. of Cumberland, in whom the
Name of the laid Cliffords determined. Copied from
the original Manufcript, 29 December 1 737, by Henry
Fiiher." [
At page 223. begins the Sermon preached at the
Funeral of the faid Countefs of Pembroke, by Edward,
Lord Bifhop of Carlifle, Apr. 14, 1676.
6178.
A Book in folio, containing,
1 . The Arms tricked of Families in the Counties of
Devon, Dorfet, & Somerfet. 20 leaves.
2. Mayors & Sheriffs of London, from 1 189 to 1705.
87 leaves.
. 6 . T 79-
A Book in folio, containing the Arms of Families be-
longing to divers Counties, with an alphabetical Index.
In the lame hand as the preceding. Both probably by
the Dethicks.
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Num. 6180— 6188.
6180.
A Book in folio, entredbuta little way, with this Title
" Britifh Nobility, their Pedigrees, Vol. 2d. collected
by Peter le Neve, Norroy, beginning after the Union
or the; 2 Kingdoms of England & Scotland on the lit
of May, 1707." It contains chiefly feparate Papers
fattened' in, as Materials for the intended "Work.
6l8l.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. " Inquifitiones tempore Ricardi 11. ex Archivis
Turris London."
Genealogia: diverfae Nobilium & ahorum ex Ke-
cordis & Evidentiis extracts per Henricum Ferrers de
Badefley in Com. Warwicenfi propria manu, cum ln-
dice alphabetico."
6182.
A Folio, bound with No. 5808, formerly in the poflef-
fion of Peter le Neve, Rougecroix, with this title,
Dudleici generis ut nobiliflimi ita et antiquimmi
origines & propagations, longe aliter quam a quoqu-m
hadtenus lcriptae funt, explicatae," & below, La-
hore & induftria Roberti Gloveri, al's Somerfet, faci-
alis regii, anno falutis a Chrifto 1 58 1." At the back
of that firft leaf Le Neve has fet down thirty Names
of Families whofe Genealogies were originally ' there,
with this Subfcription. " N.B. Thefe Pedigrees,
which are not to be found here, are cutt out by me
Peter le Neve Norroy, and put into their refpedtive
Titles, amongft my feveraU Notes of Families m bitts
of Paper. P. L. Neve."
6183.
A Book in folio, with this Title, " The Vifitation of
the County of Leiceller, taken by Sampfon Leonard,
alias Blewmantle, & Auguftine Vincent, alias Rude-
rofe Purfuivants of Arms, A. D. 16 1 9.' This Book
formerly belonged to J. Lilly, Rouge-dragon, & hath
an alphabetical Index at the beginning.
6184.
A Book in folio, intitled, Smith's Alphabet of Arms in
Blazon, a" 1604.
This Smith was Rouge-dragon Herald.
6185.
A Book in folio, containing the Pedigrees, with Arms
trick'd, of Families in the County of floucefter &
clfewhere, to which is prefixM an alphabetical hda.
160 leaves. Between f. 39 and 40 an ample Pedigiec
of Roe.
6186.
A thin Folio, with the Arms coloured, of the : ancient
Nobility & Gentry. At the End is an alphabetical
Index. On the firft leaf, the arms of James I. In all
45 leaves.
6187.
A thin Folio, containing, ,
1. Annotations out of Plutarch, relating to Burials,
& ° 2 Ancient Deeds & Charters with Seals, temp.
Edw. in Rich. 11. &c. with a Lift of the Names of
fuch Knights & Officers as are found among the Wit-
^ 3 C . S Summa Villarum tonus Comitate ^lowceftrix una
cum quinque Burg. viz. Glowcefter, *f?>J* rk ^>
Durfley, Newenham, anno regm Edvardi nono.
4. Summa Villarum ejufd. Comit. alio tempore.
5. Stratagems mentioned by Plutarch.
Bound with 3324 and 6244.
6l88.
A Folio imperfea, being the Hiftory of the Turks, in 3
Books. Bound with No. 7 90,
Num.6188— 6195.
The chief Heads 8c Contents of each Book arc
prefix'd.
•< The firft Original of the Turks is fet forth, & the
Etymology of that Name then is (hewn, under what
Captain they firft took up arms, and the Divifion of the
feven Provinces conquered by their feven firft Chiefs, of
whom Ottoman was one ; the firft of the Race of the
Ottoman, who have reigned fucceflively from Father to
Son over the Turks : the Hiftory and Exploits of which
Emperors are treated on from the Year 1298, to the
famous & fo much renowned Siege of Conftantinople in
the Year 1453, when the Turks haled up their Gallies
and other Veflels to the top of a Mountain, & from
thence conveyed them into the Port, to gain it by that
back part, the Mouth thereof being fhut up with a chain.
The whole is concluded with an account of Mahomet
the lid's fecond Expedition againft the Bulgarians, and
the Siege of Belgrade." By whom this was written is
uncertain. It is not either Knolles's Hiftory, or that of
A. Hill.
6i8q.
A Book in folio, with this Title, " The Rife and Pro-
grefs of Mahometanifm. ,, 308 pages, fairly written.
At the end " 7 0 Juiij 1718, Exam. ^ W.T."
6 1 go.
An oblong folio, giving an Account from St. Thomas's
Hofpital of all fick & wounded Seamen fent m thither
fince the 25th March 1689, to 23 June 1693, ex-
preffing in feveral Columns the Names of the Seamen,
the time when they were admitted, when difcharged,
the Days of their Abode, their Two-pences due to
them, and the Names of their Ships, with an account
of what has been received for Burials. 53 leaves, after
which is a continuation in a different form. The two
fets of documents have a joint endorfement, on
parchment, figned thus ;JohnWelde&
Delivered upon Oath by | Roger Adee<
Nov. 3d, 1693.
61 91.
» A Dialogue between a Counfellor & Juftice of
Peace," the latter perfuading the Calling of a Parlia-
ment. By Sir Walter Raleigh, with an Epiftle dedi-
catory to King James.
6192.
A fhort Treatife, written in French, being Inftruftions
to an Admiral. It confifts of only 4 written leaves j
bound with No. 4463.
6193.
A large Quarto, intitled, Johis Lelandi Collectanea, or
John Leland's Commentaries of England ; chiefly in
Latin, 290 pages. The hand agrees exactly with
that of the Itinerary at No. 6266, the index to which,
& apparently the whole book, was written by Sir W.
Dugdale.
6194.
A Book in folio, formerly intitled on the outfide, " Tal-
bot's Extrafts from Scotichronicon." 1 here are like-
wife Extracts from other Records of Fines, Efcheats,
Patents, Charters, in the time of Edw. H. & fome ot
the fucceeding Kings.. At the end there is a Letter
concerning the antiquity of the Chancery & the Fees
of the Officers there, written by W. Lamberd. The
whole about 1 50 leaves.
6195.
[6195—6211. Quarto.]
A Book in 4 % containing Extrads out of the Council
Books of King Edw. vi. The following are the
principal particulars: ^ n Oct.
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Num.6195.
I. ii Oft. a° i mo . SubmiflTon of the Mayor ?: Un-
der Sheriff of Cambridge, to the Vice Chancellor &
Pro&ors of the Univerfity, for refufing to take into
the Toll-booth Malefactors taken up at the laft Stur-
bridge Fair, & brought to them by the faid Proc-
tors. 2 -
2. Separation of the Marquifs of Northampton from
Mrs. Eliz. Cobham a 2d wife, whom he had married
while his firft wife was,living. 3.
3. The Chace of Hampton Court, which had been
inclofed in the latter end of Hen. vin. reftored to its
former ftate, at the petition of Walton, Waybridge, &
other neighbouring Parifhes. 4.
4. Patents made that the Guild & Chantry Lands
veiled in the City of Coventry & Town of Lynn be con-
tinued to be holden in the fame manner, notwithftand-
ing an A St pafled in Parliament making them over to
the King, in common with others throughout the Realm.
6.
5. Advice to Princefs Mary to give order that the
Mafs fhould not be ufed in her houfe. 9.
6. No Englifti Book to be printed without the allow-
ance of the Secretary. ib.
7. A Note that Severities were not ufed till the D. of
Somerfet was in difgraGe, & the E. of Warwick had got
the power in his hands. ib.
8. John Round, a Butcher of Eaftcheap, permitted
to kill and fell flefh upon days prohibited, if he keeps
not open (hop. ib.
9. W m Thomas made the firft Clerk that ever was of
the Council, Apr. 19, 1550. 10.
10. Warrant for Joane of Kent to be burnt for He-
refy. ib.
1 1 . No Coals to be tranfported to France or any other
Country. ib.
12. Dr. Arnande a Phyfician, a Jew, banifli'd the
Kingdom for deteftable pra&ices. ib.
13. Order for weighing down into Wedges all Croffes,
Images, & Church or Chapel Plate of Gold as remained
in the Tower. 11.
14. Difpenfation to the D. of S6merfet from wearing
Doole or Mourning, on occafion of the Death of Lady
Seymour his Mother, as a thing ferving rather to Pomp
than to any edifying.
15. Mr. Hooper, Bifhop ele£t of Gloucefter, is com-
mitted to the Fleet for refufing to wear fuch apparel as
other Bifhops wear. 1 4.
16. The King purges his Library of all fuperftitious
Books, Mafs-books, Legends, &c. 15.
17. Several Perfons lofe their Ears on the Pillory.
16. 19.
1 8. Treaty with the Bifhop of Briftol, at the Requeft
of the King's Highnefs, for Sir Geo. Norton, upon
reafonable recompence, to. have the Manour of Lie in
Somerfetfh. 14, 15.
19. Difpute between the Bifliop of Bath & Dean of
Wells.
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20. Dr. Morwen Prefident & the Fellows of Corpus
Chrifti Coll. Ox. committed to the Fleet for ufing other
fervice on Corpus Chrifti day, than is appointed in the
book of Service. * * !
2 1 . The Bifhop of Chichefter committed to the Fleet,
becaufe he could not conform his Cohfcience to take
down the Altars in the Church, and in lieu of them to
let up Tables. ib.
22. Debate upon the meaning of the word Altar in
Scripture. w ,3 #
23. Grant unto Sir Ralph Hopton of a pafture &
Woods belonging to the diflblved Priory of Wi-
tham. ,s 1 g m
24. Prohibition to the Chaplains & Officers of Lady
Mary to ufe Mafs, Sec. 1.
25. Letter to the King's Ambaflador with the Em-
peror, to obtain I .cave to ufe his manner of Service
Num. 6195, 6196-
there, if he expefted that his Ambafiador might be per-
mitted to ufe the Popiih Service at London. I#
26. A Letter from Princefs Mary to the King, declar-
ing her defire that He would, rather than conftrain her
to leave the Mafs, take away her Life.
27. Inftruftions given to the Lord Chancellor, Comp-
troller of the Houfhold & Secretaiy of State, to wait
upon the Princefs Mary, who notwithftanding remained
firm in her refolution not to part with the Mafs. 7.
28. Her 3 OfKcers, Rochefter, Englefield, and W.-Jde-
grave, fent to the lower. ° 1 j.
29. Deed of Feofment made to his Majefty from the
Bifhop of Winchefter, Dean & Chapter of certain Ma*
nours. }b #
30. The Lord Admiral repairs to France, to be pre-
fent at the Chriftening of the French King's Son in the
King's Majefty's Name. " 16.
31. Reward granted to Polydore Virgil by the King.
ib.
32. The Fellows of C. C. C. Ox. fent home. 1;.
33. The Bilhop of Durefme charged by Menvile for
plotting a Confpiracy in the North, is committed to die
Tower. ib.
34. Writs fent down to Reading to choofe fuch Re-
presentatives in Parliament as the Council recommend.
17, 18.
35. Letter to Juftices of Peace in Hampfliire, to
examine Henry Brabon for calling the King Poor
Child. * ° 18.
36. Claim from Chrift's College in Cambridge of cer-
tain Lands granted by Hen. vm.. 18, 19.
37. Mr. Hooper difcharged. 19.
38. Grant from the King to the E. of Bedford & his
heirs male, of the Covent Garden, & the Meadow
ground called the Long- A ere. 19.
39. Faults to be corrected in Grafton's New Service
Book. 20.
40. Appointment of Articles to be fubferibed by all
Preachers. 21.
41. Dire&ion to the Lieutenant of the Tower, to put
to the Tortures 2 perfons taken up upon the fufpicion of
a heinous murder. ib.
It is right to mention, that there are two fets of Ex-
tracts, feparately paged j the firft extending to 19 pages
only, the fecond to 23. They are fairly and uniformly
written, in a modern hand ; and the reft of the Book,
by far the larger part, is left blank. The Book itfeif
can be of no kind of authority, unlcfs confirmed by
the Originals.
6 196.
Liber chartaceus in 4 0 , cui titulus, "Epiftohe qua:dam vir*
dottiflimi Guil. Lloydii Epifc. Afaphenfis ad viros cla-
riflimos Fr. Antonium Pagi, Galium, Fr. Henricum
Noris, Italum, Vaticanas bibliotheae nuper cuftodem
conftitutum : necnon illorum viciffim ad epifcopum
epiftolse his fchedis continentur. Accedit epiftola D.
Pczron Parificnfis ad Epifcopum, una cum vin clarifli-
mi Dodwelli EpiftolA Anglice fcripta continentc fen-
lentiam ejus de Joanne Malela ejufq; chronologia. — Has
omnes epiftolas defcripfi ex exemplari MS. quod pro
fumma fua humanitate mecum communicavit doftiffi-
mus ifte prcefatus Vir Hen. Dodwellus. Geo. Harbin,
1695." — N. B. In epiftolis hifce veritates plurim»
chronologic^ a:qui(fiine expenduntur, quarum praci-
puas notare libet.
1. Epifcopus Afaphenfis de opere fuo chronologico
diflerit. # *•
2. De faftis confularibus Domini Pagu 3.
3. De Cotelerii vita S. Sabse & S. Euthymii. <5.
4. De Palladii hiftoria Lanfiaca. ib.
5. De Irenaso per Dodwellum edito. 7.
6. Specimen chronologicum e nummis, prasfertira
inferirtionibus de imperio Trajani. 13. 68.
7. De
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
34i
Num. 6196 — 6198.
11.
12.
14-
7. DeDomitiani Coff. 14. & de ludis fecularibus a°
88. & 89. 19- * 2 5- '57-
8. DeTrajani profectione ad i um bellum Dacicum.
28.
9. De anno triumphi poll i nm bellum Dacicum. 31.
tie. De Tiaj. profedione ad 2 duu bellum Dacicum.
32. 131. 148.
De Nervas abdicatione. 38. 1 52.
De Plinii Legatione. 2>9* l 2>7*
De morte Plinii. 52.
De vero tempore Martyrii Ignatiani. 53.
15. De Chiinquennalibus, Decennalibus, &c. cele-
brandis. 64. 127. 155.
16. DeTrajani expeditione Parthica. 69.
iy. De anno perfecutionis Gallicae fub M.Antonio.
18. De Pezronil libro deinftauranda temporum an-
tiquitate. 73.
1 9. De initio Anni folaris Antiochenorum poft rccep-
tum ab iifdem annum Julianum. 76. 93.
20. De anno terras motus, quo Antiochia magna ex
parte dejecta fuit. 90.
21. De periodo Juliana. 143.
22. De aera Mundana 70 interpretum in occidente
ufurpata. 144*
23. Epiftola AnglicS fcripta ad Epifcopum, abH.
Dodweil. J 167.
Liber chartft et fcriptui a nitidus, et optim£ confer-
vatus.
6197.
A thin Quarto, containing the Charters belonging to
Lynn-Regis in Norfolk.
1. Charter of K.John, dated at Lutegerfhall 14 Sep.
6 year of his reign. 1.
2. ■< Hen. in. dated at Weftm. 26 March
2 2d of his reign. 2.
Edw. 1. 2. b.
Edw. 11. 3.
Edw. in. 3.
Hen. v. ib.
Hen. vui. — Do. 16 year of his reign.
4-
Hen. vni. 29 year of his reign. 7.
Edw. yi. dated at Wanftead 2 year of
10.
• Philip & Mary 4 & 5th year of their
10. b.
- K. James, dat. at Weftm. 2d year of
12.
-K. Charles 11. dat. at Weftm. 17 year
14. b.
6198.
A Book in 4 0 written in Italian, containing the Lives of
the Cardinals of Rome, whofe Names are under-
written alphabetically ;
3-
4.
5-
6.
7-
8.
9.
his reign.
10.
reign.
11.
his reign.
12.
of his reign.
Abdua, Ferd. de 217.
Acciaioli, Nic. 66.
Aghirre, Giufep. 132.
Albani, Gio. Fran. .24.
181.
Altieri, Lorenzo 203.
Archinto, Giufep. 304.
Aftalli, Fulvio 142.
Afte, Marc, de 300.
Barbadigo, Marc. Ant.
158. ^
Barberini, Carlo 56.
Barberini, Fran. 22 1.
Bichi, Carlo 195.
Boncompagni, Giac
Bonfi, Pietro 80.
Bonvifi, Fran. 100.
Borgia, Fran. 314.
Buglione, Em. Teod. 70.
Camus, Stefano 154.
Cantelmi, Giac. 177.
Carpegna, Gafp. 72.
Cafanatta, Girol. 86.
Cenci, Bald. 230.
Cibo, Alderani 48.
Coaflin, Pietro 26 \.
Colloredo, Leand. 167.
Cordua, Alf. di 266.
Cornaro, Giorgio 276.
Coftaguti, Gio. Bat. 191.
Delfino, Giov. 60.
238. Delfino, Marco 296.
Durazzo, Marc. 163.
Eftres, Cefare de 76.
Cat.Harl Vol. III.
Num. 61 98 — 6200.
Ferrari, Tom. Mar. 252. Ottoboni, Pietro 171.
Furltembergh, Gugl. 138. Pallavicini, Opitio ijc^
Gabrielli, Gio. Mar. 308. Panciatichi, Bandino 185.
Gianfon, Tuflano di 205. Panfinii, B^ned. 110.
Giudice, Fran. 213. Paolucci, Fabr. 2S0. .
Granac, Ennio della 225. Petrucci, Mat. 124.
Grimani, Vine. 272. Portocarrero, Lud. 62.
Janara, Seb. Ant. 440. Radzteyow{ki, Mich. 118.
Imperiali, Giuf. Ren. 209. Rodolouich, Nic. 284.
lnnocentius xu. 1. Rubino, Gio. Bat. 1*5.
Kollonitz, Leopoldo 122. Sacchetti, Urbano 104.
Lambergh, J. Fil. 312. Sacripanti, Giufep. 244-
Maldacchini, Fra. 52. Salazar, I'ieiro 134.
Marefcotth Galeazzo 92. Santacroce, Andr. 288.
Medici, Fra. Mar. 128. Soufa, Luigi di 268.
Mellini, Savo 114* Spada, Fabrizio 96.
Morigia, Ant. 234. Spcrelli, Sperello 291.
Negroni, Fran. 146. Spinola Seniore, Gio. Bat.
Nerli, Fran. 90. ic6.
Noris, Enrigo 260. Spinola S. Cefareo, Gio.
Nouailles, Lud. Ant. 318. Bat. 248.
Omodei, Luigi 199. Verme, Jac. Luigi del*
Orfini, Vine. Mar. 82. 256.
A Book very neatly written; given to Lord Oxford
in 173Q, by the Duke of Portland. There is no Pre-
face, nor intimation of the Author.
6199.
Rules and Ordinances of the Order of Knighthood,
called The Golden Fleece, with this Title,
" Ceft liure comprent et declaire Tordre de la
tboi/on dor felon les derrenieres corrections faicts enuiron
le temps que la thoifon fe tint en la ville de gand et que
le roy darragon fut efleu chevalier dudit ordre excepte
la dotacion et fundacion principale que monfeigneur le
due fouuerain chief et fondeur dudit ordre eft tenuz de
faire lequelles chofes on maintient eftre a dijon."
The book is finely written on vellum, & beautifully
illuminated, not only as to the Arms, but with a view
of a Chapter of the Order fitting, and, towards the end,
two of the Knights, namely Charles, Duke of Burgundy,
and Philip of Auftria, Count of Charolois, at full length,
in their Robes. Thefe paintings are very highly finilhed.
62OO.
A thick Quarto, being " An Ephemeris of the caeleftiai
Motions & Afpedts for the Years of our Lord j 708.
1720. from Mr. John Wing's Tables/' Ihen
follow fundry Tables,
1. A Table for finding the Dominical Letter &
moveable Feafls until the year 1785.
2. Tabulae pro fupputandis afpe&ibus Lunae cum
Planctis.
3. Tabulae pro fupputandis afpe&ibus Planetarum
inter fe.
4. Examples on the foregoing Tables.
5. The Calculation of all the vifible Eclipfes of the
Sun & Moon from the year of our Lord 1712 to the
End of 1720, with the fiiape, manner & figure of the
Eclipfes as they will appear.
6. Eclipfes of the Sun & Moon done by Mr. Chat-
tock. .
7. A Table to find the moveable Feafts for ever in
both accounts, by the Dominical Letter, & the Roman
Epatt.
In the firft leaves are fome mifcellaneous notes, and
among them the well known lift of high founding names,
compofing the grand Jury for the County of Hunting-
don, at the Summer Affizes, July 161 9.
This Book belonged undoubtedly to Partridge the
Almanac-maker, who in the third leaf fays, " In my
Almanack for 1709, I have worked, &c." Hishiftori-
cal notes of the times in the margins of the Ephemeris,
4 S & elfe-
Digitized by
34*
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6200 — 6206.
& elfewhere in the book are very curious. See wr*
cularly the note on Odober 1712, ^™« & S ^
Z bid-box plot. At June 17 « 5, the death & bund
of Dr. John Partridge are noted in a different hand, &
afterwards the marginal remarks are rather meteorologi-
cal than political.
62OT.
A Quarto written in French with this Title, #
« Le Livre de la Magie et Aftrologie des Anciens,
defcouvert & experimente par les auteurs les plus cele-
bres en cette Science fecrette, mife en Fran 9 ois par T.
H. avec les figures neceffaires." Contains 218 pages.
6202. ,
A thin Quarto, damaged, being the Life of the learned
Sir John Cheke by Mr. Strype, in his own hand-
writing. As far as p. 192. of the printed Life, i. e. to
Chap. vi. §3.
6203.
A Book in 4 0 . containing, " Collections out of an old
imperfeft Regiftre of the Church of Hereford on Vel-
lum, a Folio MS- in the Library of the Right Hon.
Thomas Lord Vifcount Weymouth at his houfe at
Longleate Com. Wiltes, A.D. 1718."— The firft
Charter in it is dated A.D. 1393. John being then
Bifhop of Hereford, in the 4th year of his Confe-
cration ; John Harold being then Dean ; Walter
Remingfbury Prsecentor ; Richard Chandos, John
Middleton, Roger Hore, John Abraham, Henry
Knyton, Reginald de Wolfton & John Pratt, Canons.
Fairly written, on 87 pp.
6204-
A thick Quarto, containing Writs & Summonfes to Par-
liament & Prorogations, beginning 44 Hen. in. &
continuing to 21 Hen. vin. f.8. &c.
At the beginning of the Book are thefe particulars,
1. The Will of Hen. 11. 1.
2. Carta Convencion. & finis fa&. inter Henr. R.
Anglie filium Matilde imperatoris & WilPm regem Sco-
torum. 2 '
3. Literae Papae Alexandri pro regimine Hiberniae. 3.
4. Aliae Literae ejufdem. 4*
5. Cart. Convencion. fad. inter Henr. R. Angl. &
Robt. Com. Flandriae. ib.
6. Carta recognitionis fervicii per Baron, etcaeter. ho-
mines Com. Flandrie debit. Henrico R. Anglias. 6.
The latter part in a more recent hand.
6205.
A Book nearly in the form of an 8° bound, & beauti-
^ fully written upon Vellum, with 14 exquifite Minia-
tures, & a Map of Gaul.
It contains, in the French Language, the firft Book
of Caefar's Commentaries familiarized by way of Dia-
logue, between Francis King of France interrogating, &
Julius Caefar replying. There are 14 Miniatures, each
bearing the Date of 1519. The book has 70 leaves,
befides an alphabetical Table of Places.
It feems to have been written & bound for tke
King himfelf, yet is marked within, " Bibliothecae
Chriftophori Juftelli." It is a book of uncommon
beauty & curiofity.
6206.
A Book in 4° written in French, the Contents whereof
follow.
1 . Epiftre de Charles efleu Empereur des Romains
aux ele&eurs de St. Empire 29 Nov. 1526, en forme
d'Apologie contre autre efcrit ou Apologie de feu Roy
Francis touchaat le trai&e de Madrit & accompliffe-
ment de celluy.
Num. 6206, 6207.
2. Apollogie ou contradiction du Roy de France fur
les contentions faits entre luy & l'imperialle majeftie a
Madrit. 7.
3. La refutation de la precedente apollogie. 13, 14.
4. Traifte de ligue & confederation entre le Papfc
Clement, le Roy de France, les Venetiens, le Due de
Milan, & les Florentines contre TEmpereur Cha. v.
52.
5. Epiftre du Roy de France aux princes ele&eurs
& autres affembles au convention de Spires en Alle-
magne. 65.
6. Refponfe de Cha. v. fur ce que les Ambafiades du
Pape, du Roy de France et Venitiens ont propofee
pour la paix univerfelle par aftes pubises en la ville
de Vallifoleti 12 Feb. 1527. 67.
7. Epiftre de Cha. v. au Cardinaux demandant Tin-
di&ion du Concile univerfelle. 73.
Written in an uniform hand, on 79 leaves.
6207.
A Quarto, containing a variety of pieces, written in dif-
ferent hands, bound up together,
1. The Cafe of Lady Frances Howard & the Earl of
Effex. 1.
2. An Elogy on Q. Elizabeth by Nicholas Breton in#
fcribed to the E. of Salifbury. 14.
3. Obfervations & Direftions for Sailors. 23.
(1.) " Divers good Rules both purfitt & trewe with
fhyfte of the Sunne & Moone, as followeth."
(2.) " Here followeth a Ruter, Floudes, Ebbes,
Courfes, Rodes, Soundings, & Daungers, from the
Nedelles unto the Coafte of Spayne, upon both fydes
of the Mayne." 24.
" Another Rutter," namely from St. Maloes
to Bajfe Pallyes. 3 2 -
(4.) " Another Rutter." 34-
(5.) <c Another Rutter for the fouth part of Ire-
lande." 3 6 - b -
(6.) " A Rutter from Callice to Flaunders." 39.
(7.) " A briefe declaracon of divers places beinge
under one Moone by Tyde." ibid.
(8.) " A Rutter for Scotlande, divided into 4
partes/' 4°*
4. A Traft by a Quaker, with this Title, "A Com-
plaint againft the Laws which maintain Tithes & Swear-
ing, & other unequal Laws & corrupt praftices con*
trary to the pure Law of God, with a few words of di-
reftion how & where to find Chrift the Way to God, &
how he was found by me Peter Price' 9 Dated " From
Prefteigne Prifon, 24 of the 9 M°. 81." 43-
5. AnAnfwer to the Lord Rochefter's Satyr agamit
Man by Tho. Lefley, In verfe. 60.
6. Another Anfwer to the fame, Anonymous. 66.
7. A Copy of Englifh Verfes, on the Thefis, " Sepul-
chrum mihi folum fupereft." 69.
Thefe three are in one hand.
8. Of Liberty & Neceflity, in anfwer to a Treatife
of the Lord Bifhop of Londonderry on the fame Sub-
ject, by Tho. Hobbes. Dedicated to the Marq. of New-
caftle/ 7 1 -
9. A Traft with this Title, " The Conflitutions of
the Mufeum Minervae, London, Printed by T. P. for
Thomas Spencer 1636/' It is however in MS. £102.
It is a projeft for eftablifhing a fort of public Inftitute,
to teach all Arts & Sciences.
10. cc Manufcripta de rebus Anglicis cum quibufdam
aliis MSS." A Catalogue of fome extent. no.
1 1. A Journal of Proceedings during the years 1 647,
1648, To June in the latter year. 1 27.
1 2. A Confideration of the prefent tyme, & of our
Eftate thearin." *47-
It is docketted. " Choice of Capitaynes and Soul-
diours, 1 3 89/* which Mr. Wanley has noticed to be
Mr. Will. Lambardes band, & adds " Vid. Lorkin's
Lres."
Another
Digitized by
Bibliothecae
Harleianae*
Num. 6208 — 6210.
6208.
Another Quarto of Mifcellanies, containing,
1. Differtatio de fcriptore Pentateuchi. 82 pages.
2. "A Tretice howe to receave the bleflid Sacramente,
writene by Sir Tho. Moore, Knighte. An Expofytione
of the Pater nofter made by one Style a Monke that was
blinde evene from his byrthe, writene owte of an othere
Coppye. Ann°Dni. 1575."
3. A Sermon upon 1 John 3. 20. " If our heart con-
demn us," &c.
4. A Sermon upon Pf. 36. 5. u Thy Mercy reacheth
unto the heavens," &c.
5. A Sermon preach 'd by Nath. Wanley, M A. at
the funeral of Dr. Bryan, March 7, 1675, onlfa. 7. 2.
" He ILall enter into peace," &c.
6209.
Another Quarto of Mifcellanies, containing,
t. " An infallible means for the recovery of the Pa-
latinate with fmalf charge : as alfo for the K. of France
to recover thofe territories which are kept from him &
other diftreffed Princes, Nobles & Natives, by the K.
of Spain & Houfe of Auftria ; & alfo a Means to
weaken the faid Houfe ; written by an Englifh Gent,
fometime P. to the K. of Spaine," 1636. 47 pages.
2. " Difputatio perjucunda qua Anonymus probare
nititur mulieres homines non effe, nec earum animas fal-
vari." 2# leaves.
3. " In quendam de Nemine et Nihilo difceptare re-
pugnantem, iEGioii Cadotii nobiliffimi viri domini
temporalis ab Andouvilla. J. C. Regiaeque majeftatis
confiliarii, Lufu?, quam maxime ferius." Cum Epiftola
nuncupatoria ad illuftriffilnum Dominum Dbnzell
Holles 1649.
4. Extra&a ex hiftoria Glaftonienfi, a Johanne Mo-
nacho.
5. -5£gidii Cadotii eruditiffirao Domino D. Holles epif-
tola, in Glaftonienfis ecclefise commendationem confe&a.
] 1 Novemb. 1649*
6 " Points, that may be enlarged agairift Sedition, for
the maintenance of Unitie & Obedience." This alfo like
6207. iO * s marked by Mr. Wanley, as docketted (if
not written) in the hand of Mr. Will. Lambarde.
7. Oratio Academica, in Ludis Saecularibus, (i. e. pub-
lic Ad) Cantabrigiae habita,de Muficd, et Turnero quo-
dam cum hoc titulo. " DDD. Procanc. Veneranda juxta
Horologium Capita, Mors et Tempus, et vos capita altera,
Reverendi admodum D rci , Matrons, Virginefque (fi
quae tandem fint Virgines) formofiffimae, Hoi pites literati,
Corona Sophiftarum potentiffima." Clauditur Verfibus
Anacreonticis.
8. An Effay upon the Lex regia of the Romans. In
a Letter to the Hon d T.F. Efq. Not figned. 44 pages.
9. Of the Power of pardoning, as inverted in the
Prince. Tranfcribed in a mod beautiful hand.
62IO.
Another Quarto of Mifcellanies, containing,
1. Lord-Mountjoy's Account of the Siege of Buda.
2. The Creation, Powers, Rights & Privileges of a
Serjeant at Arms.
3. " Certain Paffages which happened at Newport in
the Ifleof Wight, Nov, 29, 1648."
• 4. Of an Admiral & the Admiralty, written in Law-
French.
5. " A briefe relation of the treacherous & barbe-
roufe dealcings of Sir Thomas Bendifh & his rebellious
partie againft the King's Ambaffadore Sir Henry Hyde
in Turkic."
6. A Letter of Dr. Henry Dodwell againft Schifm^
May 23^ 1694.
7. A Scheme of the Caefarean Library at Vienna, as
it is defigned by Petrus Lambecius, Bibliothecarian to the
prefent Emperor, in 25 Vols fol.
Num. 6210 — -6 2 12*
8. " Catalogue of Henry E. of Peterborough's Cu-
riofities, communicated to me by Dr. Sloan, & copied
by me May 13, 1706. Clarendon/'
9. A Letter upon the Term Neokoris, & fome
learned & general Obfervations about ancient Medals.
35 Pages.
10. An Abftraft of the general State of the Receipts
& Iffues of the publick Revenue of Great Britain be-
tween Miclis. 1710 & 171 1. In the fame form & hand
as 6209. 9 .
it." An AbftraQ: of certain frugal Notes in a time
of dearth, concerning Bread, Drink & Meat, taken from
a Latin writer, entitling his book, " Anchora famis &
fitis."
On the external leaf is this Note, " After pag.
96. of the Jewell houfe of Art and Nature, in print,
comes in this which followeth in writing, which I
had out of a Manufcripte of that booke hertofore be-
longing to Sr. Theodore Mayerne. Coppyed March
1 666."
12. " A new cheape & delicate Fire of Cole balls,
wherein Seacoal is by the mixture of other combuftible
bodies both fweetned & multiplied.'
13. " Sundry new & artificial Remidies againft Fa-
mine," and other curious Receipts.
14. " A fpeedy or prefent Drink which Travellers
may make for themfelves extempore when they are dif-
treffed at their Inn." With other Receipts relating to
Brewing.
15. The Cafe & Pemion of Matthew Smyth Efq.
humbly offered to the Hon. Houfe of Commons, com-
plaining of the Necileft of him, notwithftanding his great
fervices in the difcovery of the defigns againft K. Wil-
liam. 16 leaves.
621 1.
Another Quarto of Mifcellanies, which are as follow,
1. " In 37 uro Sereniff. Reginae annum, Ludlocenfium
puerorum Carmen anniverfarium 1594."
2. Literse Refidentis Belgii foederati, & alias Literae
de Bello Turcico in Ungaria fuperiore & Tranfylvania,
anno 1664.
3. An Englifh Poem inferibed to Lord Hen. Clifford
L d Lieutenant of the Counties of Weftmorland, Cum-
berland, & Northumberland. This title has been
fcrawled over with a pen, but is ftill legible. The au-
thor's name at the end has been more carefully blotted
out, but feems to have been " Thomas Robinfon."
4. An Englifh Poem on " The Life & Death of Mary
Magdalene, or her life in fin, and death to fin." Signed
at the end T. R.
5. Latin and Greek verfes on various fubje&s, with
different Signatures ; alfo Waller's Verfes on the death
of O. Cromwell.
6. French Verfes, fome entitled, L'Hyver ; L'Au-
tonne; L'Eft6.
7. An Account of * Gentleman's Travels from Ve-
nice through Germany into England in the time of
. Cha. 1. In two books of different lizes. The Author's
Name feems to have been " JohnLawfon," which is written
in the fame hand, on the old cover of the fecond book,
as thefe words, ct The fecond Booke of my Travels."
He was evidently a fcholar, and his Books are inter-
fperfed with Verfes, fometimes original, Infcriptions,
Proverbs, &c.
6212.
[[621 2 — 6289. Folio J]
except 6258. B. which is quarto.
A Folio containing the Infcriptions upon the Tombs &
Grave-ftones in the Diffenters Burial Place near Bun-
hill Fierds. Fairly written, in a large & very legible
hand.
8 A Book
Digitized by
344
Catalogus Librorurn MSS
Num. 6213 — 6222.
6213.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. " A true reporte of fundrye memorable accidents
befalling Mr. Daniel Archdeacon before &c after the Com-
bat appointed between him and Frauncis Moubray, writ-
ten firft in French by a faithful Frend of Mr. Daniel
Archdeacon's, & fent to another deare frend of his, &
fince tranflated into Englilh by a Well wilier to him & to
that honeft enure."
2. Tra&atus de Equitibus auratis. Apr. 1604.
3. The Petition of the Baronets — another of the
Vifcounts & Barons — on the following Queftion, Whe-
ther Baronets ought to have precedence before the
younger Sons of Barons: The Arguments on both fides
are fet down by Mr. Hackwill of Lincolns Inn, Counfel
to the Barons.
6214.
A Book in folio, with this title, " Memoirs concerning
the affairs of Scotland, from Q. Anne's Acceffion to
the throne to the commencement of the Union of the
2 Kingdoms of Scotland & England in May 1707.
with an account of the origine & progrefs of the de-
figncd Invafion from France in March 1708, and fome
fhort Reflexions upon the ancient ftate of Scotland. "
N. B. On an external leaf is this note : " Wendf.
day July 7, 17 14, this book was brought to me by
Mr. ! 7 V n] (Cypher) to whom I gave 20 lb. on Monday
laft for the promife of it. He fays it contains the whole.
And that there is no other intire copy (which I do not
believe) feveral flieets are (hewne & given about. It is
pretended to be ftolen out of Mr. Lockhart of Carn-
wath's clofet ; but he not being capable to write fuch a
book (though the ftile is very ungramatical) and his com-
mon conversation being apt to be very far from truth, it
is now charged upon Mr. a nonjurant parfon,
who is in the Houfe with him,''
The above was probably written by Lord Oxford.
6215.
A Folio, intitled Archeion, or the high Court of Juftice
in England.
N. B. This & the following numbers, to 6233, are
now bound in one volume.
6216.
Memorandums of feveral Kings reigns from 1273 temp.
Ed. 1. downwards to Hen. v. with an Account of all
Contributions, Loans, Subfidies, &c.
6217.
An hiftorical Relation of certain paffages about the end
of K. Ed. in. & of his death.
6218,
A Copy of the Will of K. Hen. viri.
6219.
Three Trafts; one of the Ads of William D. of Nor-
mandy: 2d, of Affairs with Scotland: the 3d, of the
definition of Rich. 11.
6220.
A Commiflion with Articles dire&ed, how a Mar-
riage fhould be treated of in the behalf of Prince Ar-
thur.
62 21.
An Account of the Voyage of Sir Francis Drake,
Poughty ' ^ Proceedin S Tho -
622 2,
An account of Affairs paffed upon the Death of Ed. vi.
about Jane Seamour s proclaiming Queen, & Queen
Num. 6223- — ^232.
1. The Life of Merlin in Verfe.
2. A Hiltory of England, taken out of the Chronicle
belonging to Eaton College.
6 -24,
Extra&s out of Letters relating to Occurrences in the
Low Countries & Geimany, A.D« 1615.
«
6225,
A Lineament of the prefent polity of theChurch of Eng-
land. On large tables, folded.
6?26.
Copies of Records of Hen. in.
6227.
Several different Trafts.
1. Atreatife concerning the precedence between Eng-
land & Spain.
2. The reception of Lady Ann of Cleves.
3. The Fees belonging to the Officers of Arms.
4. The Allowance for carrying the Garter & Robes to
a foreign Prince.
5. Letters Patents of E, vi. freeing the Officers of
Arms from Taxes.
6. A Patent for authorifing a Vifitation.
7. Admonition from the E. Marfhal to the Executors
of a Peer* concerning his Funeral.
8. The Creation of Thomas Lord Howard of Wal-
dene.
9. The honourable Imployment of Garters Kings of
Arms.
10. Account of the honours of the Garter on Eafter-
day, temp. Hen. vn. 1504.
1 1 . Rewards from the Officers of Arms to the King's
Houfehold on New Year's day.
1 2. Copy of a Letter certifying the Death of a Knight
of the Garter. *
13. Mr. Sampfon Leonard's Petition to Q. Eliz. touch-
ing his Title to the Barony of Dacres.
1 4. Accord by Ed. iv. between Sir Rich. Fynes, Lord
Dacres & Sir Hum, Dacres.
15. E. Marftial's Opinion concerning the Title of the
Lord De La Ware.
16. Allegations of Lord Stafford's precedency to
L. Talbot.
1 7. The Variance of J. Lord Mowbrey with the E. of
Warwick for precedence.
1 8. The title of Henry Vernon to be Lord Powes.
19. The title of Ed. Nevil to the dignity of Aberga-
venny.
6228.
Sir John Finch, Lord Chief Juftice of the Common
Pleas, his Argument for Shipmony, June 9, 1638.
6229.
Mr. Juftice Crawley's Argument concerning Shipmoney,
1637.
6230.
Mr. Juftice Crooke his Argument concerning Shipmoney,
1638.
6231.
Baron Davenport's Argument concerning Shipmoneyj
1638.
6232.
The Argument of Judge Jones concerning Shipmoney,
1638.
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Num. 6233-^6236.
623
A Folio, entitled, " Four Letters to 4 Minifters of State
in South Britain, by way of Anfwer to the 4 Letters
to a Friend in North Britain, upon the publifhing the
Trial of Dr. Sachevercll. Printed in the year 1710"
All thefe, from 6215, being originally ditched in
paper, are now bound in one large volume* with the
old covers included.
6234.
A thin Book in folio, containing three treatifes ;
1. "The State of a Secretaries Place, & the Perillt
written by the Earle of Salifburie. ,,
2. " ADifcourfe written by Mr. John Selden of the
Middle Temple, & dedicated to Sir Francis Bacon Knight,
Lord-keeper of the Great Scale of England, touching
the ancient Mention, Conjun&ion or Divifion of the two
great offices of ftate, the Chancellorfhip & Keeper of the
great Seale of England, anno Domini 1617."
3. " Itinerarium ad Windfor; or a Dialogue betweene
the right honourable Robert Earle of Leicerter, Thomas
Lord Buckhurft & William Fleetewood Efq; Recorder
of the Citrie of London,*written by the faid Recorder."
Wherein a Queftion is difcuffed concerning the Preroga-
tive of a Queen, it being obferved, <4 that the moft an-
cient Statuts of this readme, being made by Kings then
raigneing, doe not onely attribute & refer all prerogative,
preheminence, power & jurifdi&ion royall unto the Name
of King, but alfo do give, afligne & appoint the correc-
tion & punifhment of all offenders againft the regalKtie &
dignitie of the Crowne & Lawes of this realme unto the
King, by the name of a King, & not by the name of a
Queen.— N. B. This Conference paffed in the 17th
year of the moft happie raigne of the vertuous & moft
noble Lady Queen Elizabeth." Fairly and uniformly
written.
6235-
A Book in folio, treating of theJurifdiftion of the Court
of Star-chamber, compofed (as certified by Mr, Hum-
frey Wanley) by Wili m Hudfon Efq; of Grays-Inn, in
the time of K. James 1. This Hudfon was a Pradi-
doner in the Court of Star-chamber during a long
courfe of time; & for the public benefit put the quin-
teffence of his experience in the feveral matters relating
thereto in writing. Bound with N 9 4 1 30. The fame
book occurs alfo at 4274 and 6256.
6236.
A chronological Book in folio, containing,
1. In parallel columns, the Kings of England, from
the Conqueror to Edw. 3. and thofe of France > written
hi French. 1 '
2. Divifio temporum ante Chriftum per feptem pe-
riodos.
(1.) Annorum 1656, a condito mundo ad dilu-
vium.
(2.) Ad natum Abraham 322..
(3.) Ad Exodum 505.
(4.) Ad templum inchoatum 480.
(5.) Ad Captivitatem 412.
(6.) Ad Cyrum 70.
(7.) Ad regnum Seleucidarum 24S.
1. Divifio temporum a Roma condita per 1 8 periodos.
37-
Ci.) Ad regifugium. 39-
(2.) Ad primum bellum Punicum 240. 39- b -
(3.) Ad Sullam & Marium. 4*«
(4.) Ad diftaturam Csefaream. 43-
(5.) Ad Aftiacam Vi&oriam. 44-
(6.) Ad Trajanum annorum 128. 45-
(7.) Ad Conftantinum 219. % 4°-
(8.) Ad extinftum imperium in occidente fub
Augultulo475. 5 1 *
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6236 — 6242.
(9.) Imperium ptr Orientem ab Arcadio anno-
rum ^5. refq; ad divifionem faftam inter Nice-
phorum & Carolum magnum anno 804. 59.
(10.) Ab anno 800 ad expeditionein Flandro-
rum Conftantinopol. an° 1 200. 66.
(ti.) Ad captam Conftantinopolim 1452. 73. b.
(12.) A capta Conltantinopoli ufque ad annum
1617. 76. b.
(13.) Ab exrinfto imperio in occidente anno
47 5. ufque ad reftitum a Carolo magno anno 80$.
(14.) A Caroli magni imperio anno 800, ufque
ad extinftum imperium in ejus familia anno 912.
79. b.
(15.) Atranflato imperio in Germanos anno 9 12.
ufque ad diilidia inter pontifices & imperatores.
80. b.
(16.^ Ab Hcnrici iv. imperio anno 1056, ufq;
ad Rodulphum Hafpergenfem. 82.
(17.) A Rodulpho Hafpergenfi 1275, ad Alber-
tum Aullriacum 1438. " 86.
(18.) Ab imperio Alberti ad annum 1628. 89. b.
4. Hiltory of the Gauls, in French* The reft blank.
93.— 118,
A few notes at the other end of the book.
6237.
Liber chartaceus cui titulus,
1. " Speculum regis Edvardi in. per Simonem Iflep
Archiepifcopum Cantuarienlem : tranferiptum ex codice
olim Willielmi Warham Archiepifcopi Cantuarienfis.,
poftea Edvardi Coke militis, Capitalis Jufticiarii de
Banco regio, nunc penes Tho. Coke militem de Balneo,
A.D. 1728."
2. In eodem volumine continetur " Sermo S. Chry-
foftomi quam pulcherrimus, Quod non oportet timere
mortem fed peccatum : quern e Grasco in Latinum tra-
duxit Revcrendus in Chnfto Pater Willielmus Sellyng
Prior ecclc. Chrifti Cantuar. facrae paginae profeflbr,
A. D. 1488." Notatur in titulo alius fermo, ut in codice
original^ qui hie non exftat. 41-
6238.
A thin folio, giving a description of Nottinghamlhire*
Seven leaves, very fairly written.
6239.
ABook in folio, containing the tranflation, by an unknown
hand, of Alexander Patricius Armacanus his Mars
Gailicus, or two Books treating of the juftice of the
Leagues & Wars of the French King. A complete
tranflation with marginal notes^
624O.
A Folio of 1 2 written leaves, entitled, " A Defence of
the Jurifdidion of the Earl Marfhal's Court, in the
Vacancy of a Conftable; & of his dilbwning Prohibi-
tions fent thither from other Courts. By Way of
Letter to the Hon bl ' Sir John Somers Knight, Attor-
ney general from R. P. L. L. D." It is figned Robert
Plot. Bound with 5878. 6779. 7384.
624I4
A Folio containing an Argument upon the Queftiort
concerning the King's Prerogative & Power to take
Culloms 5c Impofitions upon Merchandizes, by Ser-
jeant Davis, one of the King's learned Counfel in Ire-
land, dedicated to King James in the latter end of his
reign, by the Author himfelf. 69 pages, very fairly
written. Bound with N° 7378.
6242.
A Book in folio, intitled, " A Difcourfe of Paffages be-
tween the Earls of EfTex, Northampton, & Somerfet,
4 T the
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the Countefs of Somerfet, Sr.Tho.Overbury & others,
S> their Rifing and Fall, with divers other Matters
afted during the late reign of K.ng James, as alfo ot
the Duke of Buckingham's firft commg into favour.
86 pages, in the fame hand as the preceding.
N B The book was intended to contain more, tor
at p. 100 is entered, «« The caufes of all the troubles ,m
thefe three kingdoms arofe by meanes of Sr. Walter Ka-
ley and his complices, in the bufinefs of Overbury. But
nothing follows; and at p. 1.3 are four letters by Sir
Walter Raleigh. The firft traft occurs alfo at N 43°*
and 6429.
6243.
A Book in folio, containing,
1. Arguments proving the Queen's Majefty's property
in the Sea Lands, that no Subjeft can lawfully hold any
part thereof but by the Queen's Majefty's Grant. 2.
2. A treatife dedicated by Roger Edwards to Queen
Elizabeth, concerning the limiting of the fucceflion to the
Crown. * , _ ,
3. A Declaration & all the Procefs to fthe final Judg-
ment in an Action of Debt in the Mayor's Court of Pli-
mouth,by Triftram Lord, againft Hilbrant Garbranfton,
26 Jan. 4 Cha.i. . 3 2 «
4. Conveyance from Michael Vyvyan & Catherine his
wife, with others, to Zenobia Prideaux Widow, in con-
fideration of 160 1. paid of certain Manors, Meffuages,
Lands, &c. fituate in the County of Cornwall. 40.
5. Agreement between Tho. St. Aubin, with others, &
Humfry Rofcarrock, with others, about the Partition of
certain Lands, Meuuages, &c. fituate in the Parifh of
Lavylet in the County of Cornwall, 40 Q- Eliz - 4*-
6. Leafe of certain Tythes of St. Anthony & Manac-
kan in the County of Cornwall, granted fromSymon
Kyllygrew to Ja. Mychell, A. D. 1 022. • 43-
7. Conveyance from Tho. Burges of a reverfionary
right fettled upon him by Tho. Polwhele, Efq; of Lands
in Sweale Yeate, to Francis Gregor. 42.
8. 29 March 1 625. Sale of a Mefluage m the Panfti
of St. Keverne in the County of Cornwall, from John
Enys to Nath. Pearfe. 44-
c A Surrender upon condition, from John Mitcnel to
James Mitchel, Executor of Hugh Mitchel, their bro-
ther deceafed, of a yearly Rent for the Term of 2 1 years,
devifed by the faid Hugh, in his laft Will and Teftament
to the faid John. # 45*
10. Sale of Lands in feveral Panfhes m the Co. of •
Cornwall, from Tho. Richards to Jofliua Palmer. 46.
1 1. Copy of the Patent of Lord Admiral of England,
granted from Q. Elizabeth in the 27th year of her reign,
. to Charles Lord Howard of Effingham, Knight of the
Order of the Garter. , 57'
The remaining part of the Book confifts of Grants,
Surrenders, Leafes, Fines, Bargains, Covenants, &c.
among Perfons in the County of Cornwall.
6244.
A Folio, containing Judgments & Orders of the (land-
ing Committee of Efl'ex, An. 1649. The names of
the Committee prefixed. Bound with 3324 and
6187.
6245.
A Folio, reciting, " the manner & courfes of the third
Voyage or failing by the North, to difcover the Paf-
fage towards the Kingdoms of Catha & China in the
year 1596." A thin folio (bound up with 4753 &
5 1 01.) clofely written, having the Days of the Month
on the margin with other ufeful notes ; and at the
end, the names of thofe perfons who came back.
6246.
A Folio, giving " an Abftraft of the Precognition taken
by fomeoftbe billices of Peace of the Shire of Hdin-
Num. 6246—^253.
burgh, concerning the Perfons dilated & apprehended
for Witchcraft in the Pariih of Mid-Calder," A. D.
1720. With an Advertifement to the Reader pre-
fixed.
6247.
A Folio, entitled, " A French Satyre of State, an Ora-
tion made by the Maifter Hangman, of Addrefle to
the Cardinall of Richelieu his Eminence? with the
Cardinal's Thanks for it." A little mutilated at the
end.
6248.
A thin folio, giving an Account of Barbary, in fix Let-,
ters, by one who had been a Captive, & was redeemed
at the general Reieafe in the year 1720, together with
the Articles of Peace and Commerce between the King
of Great Britain and the Emperor of Morocco, Fez,
&c. concluded, agreed, and adjufted by the Hon ble
Cha. Stewart, Efq. on the part of his Britannick Ma-
jefty, and by his Excellency Bafhaw Bamet Ben Ally
Ben Abdalah, and his Imperial Majefty's Treafurer
Mr. Mofes Benhatter, a Jew by nation, on behalf of.
the faid King of Fez and Morocco.
At the end is an Account of all the Ships taken,
with the Names of the Captives, whether dead, redeemed,
or turn'd Moors.
Bound up with 6007.
6249.
A Book in folio, giving a relation of the mod renowned
and principal States and Kingdoms both in Europe &
elfewhere throughout the world. In four books,
treating of, 1 . France, Britain; Denmark, Sweden,
Poland, Mofcovy, Germany, ftyled, " The Roman
Empyre." 2. Afia, China, Siam, Pegu, Calicut,
Mogul Empire, Perfia, Japan. 3. Africa, under fe-
veral heads. 4. Turkey, Spain, Portugal, the Pope.
Written in the time of James ift.
625O.
A Book in folio, giving a full and large description cf
the County of Pembroke, anno 1603- It is the firft
book of a work on Pembrokefhire, carefully tran-
fcribed, as for the prefs, and occupying 106 pages.
It confifts of 28 chapters, the contents of which are
ftated at the beginning, and appears to contain many
curious matters. It is bound with 5175.
See particularly the account of a curious game,
called knappan, given at great length at p. 102 to the'
end.
6: ' 51 '
A large Quarto, written in an old hand upon Vellum,
entitled, " The Cronicle of England, & beginning with
King Brutus, it defcends to Henry vth's entring upon
Normandy, & the Siege of Roan." There are many
copies of this in the Collection.
At the end of this c^py is written, in large red
letters, u Here endith the cvoniculis of Englonde made
and compiled be notabill clerks, to men to reden, to
fee what fitt to fore in hire days."
6252.
A Book in fol. fairly written, entitled. a Specuh Bri-
tannia pars, or a topographical and hiftorical defcrip-
tion of Cornwall, by the perambulacon, view, &
deliniacon of John Norden." Dedicated to James I.
The Title illuminated, the maps engraved, with fe-
veral coloured views, &c. not dated, but apparently a
Copy prefented to the King in MS. It has been
printed.
6,253.
A Paper Book of 1 1 1 written leaves ; entitled, " The
life and death of S r Thomas Moore, Knight, fome-
tymes
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Num. 6253 — 6258.
tymes Lord high Chancellor of England. Written
in the tyme of Queene Marie." The author dedicates
his book to Mr. William Rooper (Roper), who wrote
the Life in the enfuing Number. It contains 4 en-
graved portraits \ Sir Tho. More by Elftrack, oppo-
fite to the Title. Henry 8. by Dolaram, f. 65. Anne
Boleyn, by Elftrack, f. 7 1 . Queen Mary, at the end,
by Dolaram. The author figns his dedication N. H :
L : D. which means Nicholas Harpsfield. This was
perhaps his own Copy.
6254.
A thin Folio, containing the Life of Sr. Thomas More
Knight, &c. written by William Roper his Son-in-
Law, by marriage of his eldeft daughter, who had
lived in his houfe along with him, by the fpace of 1 6
years and more. This Life occurs alfo at 6166,
6362, 7030. Avery old engraved portrait is pre-
fixed.
6255.
A thick Folio, containing " A perfeft Relation of all the
Proceedings of the Parliament fucceffively, from the
yeare 1625, until the end of the Parliament 1628,
with divers other paflages fince the year 1623, re-
lating to the Spanifli Match," &c. There is a copious
table of contents.
At the end there is the Abftradt of a Comniiflion
from K. Cha. 1. for the examination of exafted Fees &
innovated Offices. This was taken by John Dibley,
Clerk of the Commiffion ; and the whole was transcribed
by Tho. Lucas. It contains 73 1 pages.
6256.
A Folio, containing Hudfon's Treatife of the High Court
of Star-Chamber, divided into 3 parts, viz.
1 . Containing 7 confiderations concerning the Court
itfelf, the Judges, Officers, and Minifters 1 hereof.
2. Containing 17 confiderations concerning the jurif-
didbion of the Court, and the Caufes that are there
handled and properly determinable.
3. Containing 26 confiderations concerning the courfe
of the fame Court, in what form Caufes are proceeded
in and there determined. See fome account of Hudfon at
No. 6235. Contains 241 leaves.
6257.
A Folio, (formerly in the po(Teflion of Henry Earl of
Northampton) dedicated to Queen Elizabeth, & in-
titled, " A dutifull defence of the lawfull regiment
of Weomen, devided into three bookes. The iirft
conteyneth reafons & examples grounded on theLawe
of nature : The fecond reafons & examples grounded
on the Civile Lawes. The third reafons & examples
grounded on the facred Lawes of God, with an aun-
iwer to all falfe & frivolous objections, which have
been mod unjuftlie countenaunced with deceitfull co-
lours, forced out of thefe Lawes in difgrace of theyre
approved & fufficient authoritie.''
There is a very long Dedication or Addrefs to the
Queen prefixed, but not figned. Alfo a coloured emblem
of a Lion reclining under a Rofe, which fupports a Royal
Crown. A Latin Epigram of 1 o lines is under the em-
blem. The whole book is very fairly written, & contains
241 leaves.
6258. A.
This Number had by miftake been marked twice, for
which reafon, the two books are now diftinguifhed by
A & B. The prefent is a thin folio, containing the
following Matters ;
1. Grievances preferred in Parliament, Nov. 10,
1609. 1.
2. The Incenveniencies that arife from Impofitions
upon foreign Commodities.
Num. 6258 — 6260.
3. An Argument in Parliament concerning the Pre-
rogative of the Crown in impofing upon Merchants.
2. b.
4. The defire of the Commons to eftablifh by Par-
liament that no Impofition but the old Cuftom might be .
upon Wool, Leather, Lead, and Tin. 7.
5. A Copy of the King's Speech delivered to both
Houfes of Parliament in the Banquetting Houfe, Apr. 9,
1614.
6. A Record of fome worthy proceedings in the ho-
nourable, faithful, and wife Houfe of the Commons in
the late Parliament 16 10, viz.
(1.) A Preface to all true-hearted Engliflimen.
1.
(2.) A memorable Speech in Parliament.
2. b.
(3.) The Particulars to be contracted for, ill con-
fideration of two hundred thoufand pounds per ann;
to be paid unto his Majefty. 7.
(4.) A Petition for freedom of debate in Parlia-
ment, dated May 24, 17 10. 8.
(5.) A Petition for reforming irregularities in the
Church. 9. b.
(6 ) Grievances of various kinds complained
againft, and prefented to the King. »n.
At the end,
7. A Lift of Bills of Grace drawn with his Majefty's
Direction in the Parliament 1614.
8. Bills to be drawn by his Majefty's mod gracious
dire&ion, for the general good of the Common-
wealth, upon other heads befides thofe that were pro-
pounded.
9. A Lift of fecret Bills.
10. Other Bills to be propounded not yet confulted
upon.
6258. B.
A thin Quarto, written on Parchment, containing the
fragments of a Saxon Herbal.
It begins at fol. 3 r. & at fol. 38 pafles to 54. f. 71.
is repeated. It proceeds to f. 98, & then terminates ab-
ruptly. Many of the leaves are only fmall pieces, & the
MS. is evidently very old.
6259.
An old French work, addrefled to Charles D. of Savoy,
giving an hiftorical account & eulogium of the Houfe
of Savoy. By the Baron de Viry, with an illuminated
frontifpiece. Bound with N° 855.
6260.
A Folio, containing Copies of Letters fent to & received
from the Ambafladors of K. Henry vtn. at Rome, &c.
Vide infra, nro. 6345. f. 142. The titles are here
entered.
1. The Copy of a Letter from Card. Woolfey to the
Bifhop of Bath, to follicit the Pops, that by no means
the Army of the League might be diflblved in Italy, un-
lefs the French King, who was then about Milan, were
firft returned into France : and likewife to have Over-
tures, which the Cardinal had devifed to be offered by
the Pope to the French King, for a conclufion of
Peace. 1 .
2. A Letter from K. Hen. vin. to the Bp. of Bath,
his Ambaffador at Rome, wherein he blames him for
having fuffered a Bull to be procured againft him out of
the Court of Rome, in favour of the Bp. of Turney,
which he commands to be fpeedily revoked & annulled.
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3. The Copy of a Letter from Card. Woolfey to
MefP' Sampfon and Farmeingham, refiding with the
Emperor, at the time when the Cardinals were in Con-
clave to choofe Pope Clement, containing his Anfwer to
former Letters of theirs, by which the King had been
defired to continue his Army all the Winter, then being
under the condu& of the Duke of Suffolk in France, unto
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which his Grace agreeth ; & further fignifieth what end
Sir John Ruffel had made with the Duke of Bourbon, &
what Order hedefireth to be taken by the Emperor, for
the Payment of Count Burren & his Bands, who had
ferved with the D. of Suffolk in France. 1 3.
4. The Copy of a Letter from Card. Woolfey to the Bp.
of Bath at Rome, immediately upon the ele&ion of Pope
Clement vn. with Inftru&ions to congratulate him both
in the Name of the King & Cardinal, & to invite him to
join with the Emperor & King, againft Francis the
French King, againft whom they had jointly began
war. l &*
5. from Card. Woolfey to the Bp. of Bath.
With commendations of his diligence in the Kings Ser-
vice, he intreats him to reprefent to his Holinefs in the
ftrongeft terms the neceffity of his taking meafures with
the Emperor & the King againft the French King, for
the prefervation of the peace of Chriftendom; which
was now in danger from other quarters befides ; on one
hand from the Turk, who was advancing apace from
Belgrade to Naples & the Ifle of Rhodes, & by thefe
corifufions might take opportunity to overrun all Europe,
to the deftru£&on of the holy See itfelf ; &on the other
hand from the Lutherans, who were daily gaining
ground in all parts of Germany & all other Countries.
27. b.
6. — ■ from Card. Woolfey to Mr. Sampfon.
The Card, complains of Monf r de Pratt, the Emperor's
Ambaflador's abufe of the King & himfelf, in fome
Letters which were intercepted, & clears himfelf of
many things obje&ed againft him by the faid De Pratt.
39-
7. ■ ■ — from Card. Woolfey to the Bp. of Bath
& Mr. Hanniball. The Cardinal fets down the total
circumftances, & the effeft of the communication &
devices had with the archbilhop of Capua, concerning
Truce with the King of France, and the refolution taken
in the fame. - 55 . b-
8. - from Me(T rs Farmeingham & Sampfon
to Card. Woolfey, concerning their difcourfe with the
Emperor, & of their anfwers to the difficulties pro-
pounded by the Emperor's Council } the continuance of
the French war. 62.
9. from Mr. Pace to the King. This gives
an account of a League concluded between the Pope &
the King of France, & fome Princes of Italy, & like-
wife Stratagems to bring in the Venetians, who
were driven to a Nonplus. The Emperor & King
of France are likely to engage in battle before Milan.
68. b.
10. Copy of Inftru&ions given by the King's Highnefs
to the Bp. of London & Sir Richard Wingfield, fent on
a fpecial Embalfage to the Emperor, after the taking of
the French King by the Emptror, to make fome agree-
ment with him concerning the French King's Perfon &
profecution of the war. 70. b.
11. Copy of a Letter from the King to the- Bp. of
London and Sir Richard Wingfield, fignifying his Con-
clufion of Peace with France, and giving them in charge
to perfuade the Emperor to do the fame, and to fet the
French King at Liberty for a reafonable ranfom. Then
He fpeaks of the Lady Margaret's paffing an unreafon-
able Truce with France, by the authority of the Em-
peror, without his Confent, & that he was compelled
by the Emperor's Breach of his Covenants to take the
forefaid Peace. 97. b.
— 9 — • from Card. Woolfey to Mr. Sampfon
& Sir Richard Farmeingham, wherein he fends the News
of the Transportation of an Army under the Duke of
Suffolk to join the Lady Margaret, in order to lay fiege
to Boulogn ; and tells them of the King's Succeffes at
Sea, & in the affairs of Scotland. ° n 1. b.
13* ' — from Card. Woolfey to Mr. Sampfon
& Sir R. Farmeingham, wherein they are furniftied with
Num. 6260 — 6262.
Schemes to be propofed to the Emperor, for carrying
on a fuccefsful War, or making an honourable Peace.
118.
14. Copy of a Letter from Card. Woolfey to Sir Tho.
Bulloign & Mr. Sampfon, wherein is related the King's In-
tention to make an invafion into Scotland with 30,000
men v by Land & 3000 by Sea, befides 7^00 to keep the
Sea ; of which he defires ihe Emperor may be adver-
tifed, that he may underftand the great Charges the King
fhall be at, that he may not require him to be at any
Charge towards the affairs in Italy. — This Letter is dated
Jan. 10, 1509. 126.
1 5. Copy of Inftru&ions given by the King's Highnefs
to Mr. William Knight Ambaflador with the Lady Mar-
garet, touching cenain matters to be treated & done by
the Duke of Bourbon. 138. b.
16. Copy of a Letter from the Cardinal to the Se-
cretary with the Lady Margaret, wherein he exprefles
his fatisfa&ion in the fuccefs of the army under the
Duke of Bourbon, refers him to Letters already fent, for
dire&ion in his couduft, reprefents the inexpediency of
fending over an army for the King to head in Perfon
(which is the advice of the Emperor & Duke of Bourbon)
& warns him from being led into fnares by them againft
the benefit of the King's Highnefs. 151.
1 7. To the fame. This Letter contains the Cardinal's
congratulation on the further fuccefles of the Duke of
Bourbon's army ; He points out feveral new Steps proper
to be taken for the future ; & advifes the Secretary care-
fully to look after the Emperor's Contributions towards
carrying on the war. 163. b.
18. To the fame. This Letter contains very particu-
lar Inftru&ions to the Secretary about the payment of
100,000 Crowns, the Contribution on the King's part,
towards the Maintenance of the Duke of Bourbon's
Army. * 69.
19. To the Secretary gone to Venice, whom he pre-
vailed with to fide with the Emperor & the King ; and
for the keeping the Emperor's Army in Italy together,
the Cardinal fends dire&ions for the payment of fifty
thoufand Crowns. 178.
20. In this Letter to the Secretary, the Cardinal is
advifing about the remittance of 10,000 pounds fter-
ling for the ufe of the Duke of Bourbon's Army, that
it might lie in his hands ready to be paid as he ftiould
fee caufe. There is added fome Complaint concerning
the delay of fupplies from the Emperor to the hindrance
of the Army's marching. 181. b.
21. This Letter direfts the Secretary to the ne-
ceflary meafures for the management of the Affairs in
Italy. i84.b.
22. The Cardinal in this Letter to the Secretary men-
tions his having obtained his Bull of Legation, but doth
not think himfelf regarded in it equal to his Merits ;
wherefore He defires him as from himfelf to take jioticc
of it to the Pope, that by his reprefentation he may
prevail upon him to amplify the Bull wiih the other Fa-
culties. l $9 m
23. Inftruftions from the King to Secretary Pace,
concerning luch Charges and Matters as he fhall difclofe
to the Duke and Senate of Venice, f. 1 99, by niiftake
placed as 195. See the numbers in red ink.
6261.
Large Sheets of imperial Paper bound together, con-
taining the Eftablifhmcnt of their Majefties Land
Forces in Ireland, with their full Pay and Entertain-
ment, to commence the ift day of June 1690, in the
2d year of their Majefties reign,
6262.
Large Sheets of Paper bound together, containing an
Account of 500,0001. given the laft Parliament for
the augmentation of her Majefty's Forces, in order
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to ftrcngthen the Army of the Duke of Savoy, for
making good the Alliances with the King of Portugal,
and for the effeftual carrying on the War for the re-
covery of the Spanifh Monarchy to the Houfe of
Auftria.
As alfo an Account of the Moneys given the laft
Parliament for maintaining her Majefty's eftablifh'd
Forces in Spain and Portugal, for the Service of the
Year 1708.
And likewife an Account of the Remittances of
Moneys for the laid Services : Prefented by Mr. Brydges
1708, 1 Febr.
6263.
Papers in 4 Numbers, containing,
N° 1. Abftrafts of his Majefty's Orders for the Pay-
ment of the general Officers and others for the Tear
1689.
2. Abftrafts of his Majefty's Orders for the Payment
of the Horfe and Foot of the year 1689.
3. Abftra&s of His Majefty's Orders for the Payment
of Artillery and other Expences for the year 1689.
4. Abftra&s of his Majefty's Orders for the Payment
of the refugeed Officers for the year 1689.
This Number is bound up at the end of 780 and
3 others, before defcribed.
6264.
Fourteen folio Sheets, containing a Narrative of part of
the Civil Wars begun in April 1642. Bound up with
5999-
6265.
A Folio, containing,
1. At the beginning of the Book, Tables concerning
the State of the Revenues, Auditors, Surveyors, Ports,
Caftles, Forts, throughout the Kingdom, Court of Chan-
cery, Admiralty, the Queen's (Eliz.) Houfehoid, Ex-
chequer, &c. f. 201. It begins with this Number, feveral
after being mifplaced.
2. The Trial at the King's Bench, Nov. 15, 1582, of
Edniond Champion, Shirwyn, Bolgraye, Cottam, John-
fon, Briftow, Kirby, and Cirtone, for High Treafon,
that at Champaigne, Rhemes, Rome, &c. had confpired
the Death of the Queen's Majefty, the fubverfion of the
State, and that for the Intent thereof they had ftirred up
Strangers to invade this realm : moreover that they took
a journey from Rhemes towards England to perfwade
and feduce the Queen's fubje&s to the Romifti religion,
obedience to the Pope, and from their duty and allegiance
to her honour; and that the iftof June they arrived in
England for the felf-fame purpofe. 223.
3. Copy of a Letter from Sir Nich. Bacon, Lord
Keeper of the Great Seal of England, to her Majefty,
Nov. 20, 1577* advifmg the Union of Scotland with
England. 241.
4. Copy of a Letter, dated 24 July 1578, from. . . .
to Mr. Walfmgham, being Ambaflador in Flanders, ad-
vifmg him to forward a Peace between Spain and the
States, rather than run the hazard of a Battle, which
appeared doubtful, France and Spain being at that Time
in a conjun&ion. 243.
5. Eflays on the following Subje&s, viz. on Studies —
Difcourfe— Ceremonies and Refpe&s — Followers and
Friends — Sutors — Expence — Regiment of Health —
Honour and Reputation — Fa6tors— Negotiations. 245.
6. Narrative of the Confpiracy of Babington, Ballard,
and others, to take away the Queen's (Eliz.) life, to pro-
cure an invafion by foreign Forces, to deliver the Scottifli
Queen, and to fct her upon the Throne. 251.
7. Preliminaries to the match intended between
Eliz. and the Duke of Anjou, figned by the Commif-
fioners on both fides. 285.
8- Inftru&ions to Sir Fra. Walfmgham, her Majefty's
principal Secretary, fent into France to the French King,
& to Monf, the D. of Anjou, 22 July 1581. 287.
Cat.Harl. Vol.111.
Num. 6265.
9. tnfbu&ions for a League offenfive & defenfive be*
twixt us & the French King, 22 July 1581. . . 289/
10. Copies of Letters & Memorials which palled be-
tween Sir Fra. Walfmgham, Lord Burghley, Sir Hen.
Cobham, & Mr. Somers upon this Negociation.
290—350.
1 1. Next follows the fubftance of fome debates in the
Houfe of Commons probably at the ^beginning of the
Sellions 1575, concerning the ftateof the Nation at the
Queen's acceffion to the Crown, & the happy Condition
to which fee had reftor'd it. 352.
1 2. A Conference between both Houfes, Menfe Martii
1 575, concerning Amendments in a Bill for regulations
in the Foreft Laws; which ftop'd in the Commons.
355-
13. A Conference concerning the kind of Apparel,
which every degree of Perfons fliould be obliged to wear;
which came to nothing. 358-
14. A Speech in the Houfe of Commons, 25 Jan.
1580, recommending Supplies to prepare againft; the
Pope & his Confederates. 360.
15. The Opinion of one of the Commiflioners for
granting of LicKifes, 8 Dec. 1570, that it was againft
honour, policy & juftice, to allow of the bringing in or
carrying out any Merchandize of the Low Countries
here, the fame being prohibited by the D. of Alva to
our Merchants there. 365.
1 6. Notes of a Caufe happening in Parliament, 1 8
Eliz. 1575, by which the Commons thought their liber-
ties touched. TheX)ecafion was on account of a Suit
of the Lord Sturton for his reftoration, his Father having
been attainted of Murther, & his Blood thereby cor-
rupted. 366*
17. A Speech on occafion of her Majefty's releafmg
out of the Tower, a Member of the H. of Commons,
who in the beginning of the Seflions 1 575, had been fent
thither for uttering difrefpe&ful things of her & her
Government. 370.
18. ADecifion in the Star-Chamber, 1 5 Nov. 1583,
for impofing a Fine upon LordVaux of i?iooo, upon
Sr. Tho. Trefham & Sr. W Catelby of a 1000 Marks
each, for entertaining Campion the Jefuit. 371.
19. Sentence in the Star-Chamber, 16 May 1582,
againft one Vallenger the Author & Spreader of feditious
Libels. 373.
20. Sentence in the Star-Chamber, 8 May 1583, for
contriving a Slander againft the Archbifliop of York, by
conveying a Harlot into his Chamber & IJed. 376.
21. A Speech in the Houfe of Commons, 28 Nov.
1584, to excite to a vigorous ftand for their defence
againft their Enemies. 382.
22. A Confutation at the Lord Treafurer's Houfe
near the Savoy, 8 March 1584, whether her Ma-
jefty fhould enter with Forces into Holland & Ze-
land to aid thofe Provinces againft the King of Spain.
3 8 7-
23. Debates in the H. of Commons, 3 Nov. 1586.
in relauon to the Confpiracy of the Queen of Scots to
take away her Majefty's Life. 390.
24. Debates, 24 Feb. 1586, to provide againit the
Storm threatened from Spain. 394,
25. Debate, 4 March 1 586, on occafion of a Bill
with a Book annexed offer'd in the Houfe for the re-
formation of the Church. 397.
26. A Juftification of Q. Eliz. in the Star-Chamber,
28 March 1587, in relation to the Execution of Mary
Queen of Scots. . 400.
27. Confutation at Greenwich 6 Octr. 1 579. con-
cerning the Queen s marriage with the Duke of Anjou
the French King's Brother. 405.
28. Speech of the Lord Keeper in the beginning of
the Parliament of 35 of Eliz. (hewing the caufe of calling
it. 419*
29. Advice of the Earl of Effex to the E. of Rutland
in his Travels. 428.
4 U 30. Advice
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^The Pedigree of the Kings of England, with a
differtation annexed for clearing up the Controverfy be-
tween the two Houfes of York & Lancafter. 450.
«. Copy of a Letter written by the Grand Sign.or
to0< Eliz tranflated into Latin, & printed at Ingolftad
t $l# t wherein he promifes affiftance agamfc the K.ot
Spain. , r 45 *
V 6266.
A large Folio containing, in the firft place,
Itinerary, f. 1 to 504, written arit feems by Sir W
Dugdale, who exprefsly avows the Index, the hand
of which is the fame. Before the pages begin are in-
troduced the following pieces, .
1 Ara Komana nuper effoffa Ceftriae, m mrtioLibri.
a' A Paflage extrafted from Mr. Brooke, York He-
rald's Book, on the Errors in Camden, pabl. 1594* con-
cerning Leland. . r , .
<i. John Leyland'sCfic) New year's Gift, grven of mm
to K. Hen, vin. in the 37th year of his Reign, secern-
ing his laborious journey & fearch for England s Anu-
^^Leyland's-fuppofed Ghoft, with the Verfes on him
out of Bale.
After the Index to the Itinerary, commences a
new order of pages, extending to 125, and containing,
1. Divers Paflages omitted m the Copy m the Ox-
ford Library, tranferibed out of Stow's Copy in the
Cuftody of Mr. Robert Vaughan of Henwrt in Merion-
eth : with other fupplemental Collections. 1 .
. a. Commentaria Anglian . 34*
The whole Book fairly & uniformly wntten witn
ruled margins.
6267.
The firftleaf is hi French, with this Title, « Memoires
pour fervir a L'Hiftoire de Hollande et des autres
Provinces unies. Par Meffire Lovis Aubrey Cheva-
lier, Seigneur du Maurier. A Paris chez Jean Vri-
lette, place de Sorbonne a S. Jean 1680. Preface-
The red is in Englifii, & the Title is. " King
James the Saxt of Scotland King, the Tragical Hiftory
Of his time, &c." 86 pages, but iraperfecL
This is bound with N" 6004.
6268.
A nautical Diaionary, with this Title, « An Abftraa
& Expofition of all things pertaininge to thepraftique
of Navigacon." Fairly written on 17a pages. With
• a Preface, & a lift of the terms explained.
6269.
« An alphabetical Lift of all Ships & Veffels, whh their
refpeftive Tonnage, that appear by the general Regif-
• ter kept at London to have traded in any of the Ports
of North Britain, from Chrtftmas 1707 toChriftmas
17 1 2, diftinguiftring fuch of them as have been re-
giftered, purfuant to the Aft of Union, by the Let-
ter R." Nine leaves-, bound with 1324.
6270.
A thin Folio, containing the life & death of Edward 11.
by Thomas de .La More knight a French Author,
• tranflated into Engliftu It is now bound with N 3 *
318 & 1632.
6271.
A thin Folio, containing the Payments made by Sidney
Godolphin Efq. Mafter & Gentleman of the Ward-
robe to King Charles n-. for the Robes, Apparel &
other NecefTaries for his Majefty's Royal Perfon, for
3 quarters of a year, ended at Lady-day 1679. On
Vellum. The Sum total, including the Author's
Houfe.rent & Penfion, is £. 3 1 1 6. 97. 4 [d.
Num.6272* 6273.
6272.
A Folio, confifting of Mifcellaneous Trads, viz,
1 . Copy of a Grant of Pardon & Difpenfauons to Ro-
man Catholics from K. James to Lord Keeper Williams,
on occafion of the Spanifh Match.
2. Copy of the Decree in the Star Chamber againft
Bp. Williams, 11 th July 1637- »»•'.«,
3. A Track of the lntereft of the feverat Princes *
States of Chriftendom. 3 2 pages much interlined
4. A Treatife In French, httitled, « Les tax, cou-
ftumes & wages de rifle de Guernezey differentes djti
Couftumier de Normandie, d' antienente obfervees en b
dite ifleredigees et mifes par eftat par noble homme Syre
Thomas Leighton Chevalier Capitaine, Garde et Gou-
verneur en la dite Me," &c. N. B. At thebegmmng
there is- a Sheet prefixed with a Note concerning the
Family of the Leightons. 33 pages.
c. A Letter to K. Charles 11. dated Sep. 1, 1679,
with Obfervations on the Evidences given by Oats,
Prance, Bedlow, &c. m Coleman's Trial. 37 pages.
fairly written. . ,
6. *• Arguments for eftablilhmg an Hiftonographer
and alfo a Remembrancer to the moll noble Order of the
Garter : in anl'wer to the Pretences that thofe Offices
are included in the duty of any other Officer already
conftituted; by Elias Aflimole Windfor Herald 1662.
(The Original.) n _ .
7. The Policy of the High Commiffion Court exc&ed
8. An Expedient to prevent the many Frauds in de-
ceiving the King of his Cuftoms, by Fab. Philips, 30
Jan. 1665. 10 pages. .
9. Effays from Sermons at Jerfey, upon Religion 1.
—Prayer 27.— Charity 32.— upon Kings & the obedi-
ence due to them 38.— Sacrilege 45.— Repentance 54.
— Confcience 73.— The duty of Kings 81.— grief for
the lofs of Friends 84.— Revenge 89. dated 1647.
10. "A fhort View of the life of the moft noble & .
excellent Thomas Howard Earl of Arundel & Surrey,
Earl Marfhal & primier Earl of England, Lord Howard,
Mowbray, Segrave, Brews of Gower, Fitzallan, Clun,
Ofwaldftree, Maltravers & Greyftocke, Knight of the
moft noble Order of the Garter, and of his Majefty's
moft honourable Privy Council in the Kingdoms of Eng-
land, Scotland, & Ireland," &c. Signed " Edw. Walker,
Garter," and dated " Iflefteyne the 7th of June 1651.""
11. The Life of St. Edmond King of England &
Martyr, written by Abbon, Abbot of Fleury, & re-
counted by Surius, torn. 6. in November.
12. A Memorial of all the Rooms at Tart-Hall:
And an Inventory of all the Houfehold Stuff & Goods
there belonging to the Rt. Hon"" the Countefs of Arun-
del. 8th Septemb. 1641.
6273.
A Folio, confifting of mifcellaneous Traces.
1 . A Memorial of Col. Quary concerning the State
of Penfylvania & the other Colonies of America. Date
June 16, 1703.
2. A difcourfe of the Means to fecure the Church erf
England. 1 7 pages clofely written.
3. A Tract With this Title, " A Pluffiet to found the
Nature & Conditions of a Company of Men at firft cal'd
after the Name of their Beginer Inithifts, but fince, by
their own Election the Society, of Jefus."
4. A Lift of Ambaffadors from England to other
Countries, & from other places hither from the year
1664 to 1680.— Affaflinations, 1 679—1 68 1-— Con-
demned & executed Perfonsin the fame period.— Leagues
& Treaties.— Memorable Ads.- Plagues.— Plot Evi-
dences.— Parliaments in Scotland & Ireland.— Trials.
— Wars. — Battles.— Sea-fights.— Sieges.
5. A Ihort Account of the original lnftitution of Par-
liaments in England,& what Alterations have been made in
them, to the latter end of the reign of K. Ed. 1. 1 8 pages.
.6. The
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6. The Advertifement of Roger Looker, Mofes
Cooke, John Field & George 1 London to all Perfons
of Quality & others who are lovers of planting ot bruit
Trees, concerning the Names & Nature of Fruit, &c.
& defcribing themfelves as forming a Corporation, in
1 68 1
7. A difcourfe concerning the practices of the Papifts
& Seftaries againft the Church & State.
8. " Catalogus librorum MSS. Mufaeo Afhmoleano
lega'torum a confultiffimo antiquario Gulielmo Dugdale
milite Garterio rege armorum Anglicorum, A.D. i68|.
& regni Jac. 11. primo." 28 pages.
9 A Dialogue between a Prefbytenan, an Independ-
ent, an Anabaptift, & a Quaker, before a Perfon of
Quality & a Wellwifhcr to the peace of the Church Be
State. 79 pages.
10. A Difcourfe concerning a Match propounded by
theSavoyan, between the Lady Elizabeth & the Prince
of Piedmont, by Sir Walter Rawleigh.
1 1 " Keymer's Book of Obfervations for yo molt ex-
cellent Ma"% tuching Trade and Traffique beyond the
Seas & in Ingland, wherein he certainly nndeth that
our Sea & Land Comodities doe ferve to enrich and
ftrenethen other Cuntries againft y" Kingdom, w" weare
the caufeswhy heendeuoured himfelf to take extreor-
dinary paynes for the redreffe, foe it may w yo< Ma
good'liking." Written 1608. j
1 2. Concerning the King's Authority and Parliaments.
A Trad of 19 pages.
6274 * ^ c •
A Folio, confifting of mifcellaneous Traits, viz.
1 A Paper containing a Collection of the Proceedings
& Debates in theHoufe of Commons upon the Kings
refufmg to approve of Mr. Edward Seymour Speaker,
fa the year ,679. The Pensioners Names of the pre-
ceding Parliament with their annual Sums.— Sir in.
Winington's Speech againft the validity ^of the Earl of
D^nby's Pardom-The Lord Shaftefoury's Speech in the
Houfe of Lords upon Mifmanagement of Affairs in Scot-
land & Ireland—with the E. of Offory's Speech in an-
fW 7 A^oUeaion of Proceedings in the Houfe of Com-
mons againft Mr.Lloyd a Barrifter at Law, for fcandalous
ZrL by him fpoken againft the Queen of Bohemia
Prince Palatine & others of the Royal Family : with the
many Arguments & hot Debates in maintenance of their
fadgm^againft the faid Lloyd; aff f ting that the Com-
mons Houfe is a Court of Record, & may adnumfter an
Oath, &c. by Sir Edw. Cook, Sir Edwm Sands, Dr.
Gooch Mr. Noy then Attorney-General, with others
heading Members of that Parliament : ■ together ^wtth
the Kane's feveral Meffages to this Houfe, & the many
See Confe ences had between both' Houfes upon that
Subject, anno 1621. Colleftedby Sir Harbottle Gnm-
ft0 3 B «Humanumefterrare, or Falfe Steps on ; both
fides, by the Earl of M ve 1688." With the
Author's Obfervations. ,
4. An Abftraft of the Proofs produced before the
Hotfe of Commons to the Articles of Impeachment
againft Lord Conynglby & Sir Cha.Porter 169^.
c. The Articles of Impeachment.
6 Report made to the Lord Lieutenant & Council
ef IrelXconcernmg Proceedings in Parliament there,
l6 7*'« Summa eorum qu* illuftriffimus Dux Cafimirus
retulit ad Eleaoretn Saxoniae." . „
8. Petitions from the Parifh of St. Martin in Leicefter
for the continuance of the Rev 4 Mr. Sam. Carte in that
™ C fl. ra " ' A Difcourfe of the original & fundamental
Caufe of natural, cuftomary, voluntary & neceffary ■Warr.
That Ecclefiaftical Prelates have always been fubjeft to
temporal Princes, & that the Pope had never any lawful
Num. 6274—6276.
power in England, either in civil or ecclefiaftical bufi*
nefs, after fuch time as Brittain was won from the Ro*
man Empire. Written by Sir Walter Rawleigh Knight-
Never expos'd to the Public." 74 pages.
10. A rough Draught of a new Model at Sea.
1 1. A Dialogue concerning alterations in the Charter
of Bewdley, with refpeft to the returning Officer at
Eleftions for Members of Parliament. With the Petition
of the Burgeffes, &c.
12. A Trad concerning the poffibility of uniting the
feveral divided parties in the nation. In Queen Anne's
time. 8 written leaves.
13. A Traft with this title, " The Sovereignty of the
Seas of England proved by Record Hiftorie & the Mi*
nicipall Laws of the Kingdome. Alfo a particular re-
lation concerning the inellimable riches & commodities
of the Britifh Seas, by Sir John Borough Knight, Keeper
of the Records in the Tower of London."
6275.
A Spanifh Book, containing, a political & StatifticalView
of the Kingdom of Spain, & its Dependencies. The
following Account of the Contents is taken from the
Bookitfelf.
1. An Account of the feveral Courts of Spain, & the
Matters referable to them. >•
2. The Chancery & Courts of juftice royal. 5.
3. The particular titles of all the Viceroys of the
Provinces. • . J- I2 3-
4. The Number of Gallies belonging to the King. 10.
r. The Archbifhopricks, Bifhopricks, & Priories.
0 ii.- 117.
6 The Provinces called by the Name of Kingdoms.
12.
7. The Cities & Towns that have a voice in Parlia-
ment
8. The Gentlemen of Andoluzia bound to findHorfe
& Arms. . . . B 1 3*
o. The Grandees, Dukes, Earls & Lores, ib. 8c 109.
10. The Courts of Juftice in the Indies & Canaries}
& the Treafures brought yearly into Spain. 22.
11. The whole Revenues of the K. of Spain. 27.
12. The Stipends to the Officers of the Palace ; & td
all other Courts. 53- 122 -
17. The Stipends of the Guards. # 59*
ii TheStipends of his Ambaffadors in foreign Courts.
* - 61. 124.
1 5. The Ships from fourfcore Ton that bear ordnance.
16. The Order for the great houfe at Sevit for matters
of the Indias. . 73*
» 7. The Officers of the King's Revenues in the Indias.
74-
1 8. The Courts of Juftice in the Indias, & the Mif-
fionaries there. 7,
19. The Number of Men of War, Towns, Caftles,
Fonreffes. 85 *
20. The number of the Gallies. < ?°«
21. The Number of Men of War, Soldiers in Milan,
Naples, 8tc. ^ . r 93-
22. The King's Sons by Anne Da. to the Emperor
Maximilian, with the reft of the Royal Fanuly. 1 1 8.
22. The Kings & free Dukes of Italy. 1 '9-
24. The Orders obferved in the government of the
Cities & Towns. "S*
2C The Names of the Commonwealths who have
Ambaffadors refident in the Court of Spain, 8c the Sti-
pends allowed them. 1 3 1 •
It is bound with N° 33 1 5.
6276.
A complete View of the Altercation between the Duke
of Buckingham & the Earl of Briftol, reTpeftme
the tranfadtions in Spain concerning the Spanifh Match
in x622. Containing, ^
Digitized by
Catalogus Libforum MSS.
Num. 6276^6279*
t. The Duke of Buckingham's Speech, in the painted
Chamber, as reported to the Upper Houfe by Dr. Wil-
liams B p of Lincoln, Keeper of the Great Seat, with let-
ters & other documents.
2. The Earl of Briftol's anfwer to the articles ex-
hibited againft him by the Duke of Buckingham*
6277.
A Book in foL concerning Naval Affairs.
t . The whole Charge of a Naval War with the Dutch
for 27 Naval Months, from Sep. >, 1664. to Sep. ult.
1666, as it was drawn up at a Committee of the Houfe
of Commons, & reported to that Houfe, Oft. 11, 1666.
l>y Sir W m Lowther, Chairman of that Committee. 3.
2. A Lift of all his Majefly's Ships & Veflels, exprefs-
ing the refpe&ive Races & Qualities, with their feveral
Ages, Burthens, Number of Men & Tuns ; as laid before
the Houfe of Commons Apr. 24, 1675. 7.
3- A Lift of 90 Ships of War, Feb. 5, 1677. 13.
4. An Eftimate of the Charge for one year'sr Sea
Service* 14.
5. The Continuation of the Eftimate, with Obferva-
tions upon it. 19*
6. An Abftraft of the Charge of Carriages & all Gun-
tiers Stores for 90 Ships, defigned for the carrying on a
War againft France. 23.
7. A Copy of Mr* Cofeman's Projeft for arbitrary
Power, & eftablifhing a (landing Force in England, under
the colour of providing for the Navy ; found among his
Papers that were feized before his Trial, A. D. 1678.
8. A brief difcourfe of the Navy, by Mr. Holland. 45.
9. A Lift of the feveral Commanders & Lieutenants
furviving, that have ferved his Majefty in & fince the
two laft Dutch Wars, taken A. D. i68o~ 143.
6278.
A Book in fol. containing Mifcellaneous Colleftions,
entered alphabetically, in the form of a common place
book.
1. Appeals of Treafon. 2.
2. Petty Farms & other particular Eftates granted of
Certain parts of the Revenue. 5.
3. A Particular of old Debt* Handing out before the
year 1 671. upon Regifters kept cf feveral Parts of the
Revenue. 6.
4. Charges upon the Revenue. ib.
5. A Lift of the feveral Perpetuities or Penfions
during Life or Lives, & for Term of Years, which are
payable at the Exchequer, Cuftom-houfe, Excife or Poft
Office. 7.
6. Standard in the Tower for Arms. 13,
7. An Abftrad of the Revenue from the Cuftoms
i6X$. 18.
8-. Impeachments. 24. 45.
9. Obfervations upon Boroughs fending Members to
Parliament. 26. 39.
10. The Cafe of Barnadifton & Soames. 27.
1 1. Notes concerning Banifhment, 33,. Bifliops, 34.
Judges, 50. Impofitions, 53. Minifters of State, 60.
Militia, 61 ♦ Peers, 74. Printing, 80. Petitions, ib.
Proteftations, 81. Speaker of the Houfe of Commons,
92. Treafon, 105. Tonnage & Poundage, no. A
large part of the book remains blank.
6279.
^A Book in fol. containing the Life of Mr. Phineas Pette,
who was born Nov. 1, 1570. This Account comes
down to 1638. & relates many things relating to the
Navy, he being a Ship-builder & an Officer appointed
by the King. It is written by himfelf, and extends to
1 13 pages.
Large Extracts from a Copy of this Life are given in
the Archseologia, vol. xii. p. 217 — 296, with remarks by
Mr.Denne; but he was not certain whether his tranfeript
contained the whole of the original. See p. 284.
*5
Num. 6280 — 6283.
6280. '
Codex membranaceus, pervetuftus, carie prope finem
exefus, continens Statuta Ecclefise Menevenfis. Incipit
autem. " Hsec funt afta et ftatuta in ecclia Menen
per diim Gervafium Menen Epm et confoc ecctie
capittm. anno gre. millio. cc* 0 . xximV (1224.)
Continet paginas circa 223, quarum pofteriores mutk
Mflimse.
Liber otim Thomae Baker, qui in animo habuit
ecclefiae Menevenfi reddere - r ut liquet ex chartula inter
paginas 69 et 70 fervata. xm. -
In eodem volumine compa&us cum num. 6077.
6281.
A Folio, containing the Cities, Boroughs, Villages &
Hundreds, their Names, & who were the Lords of
every Manor throughout all the Counties of England*,
from the Year of our Lord 13 16 to 1559, entitled
" A tranfeript of the book called Nomina Villarum
kept in the Office of theTreafurer's Remembrancer hx
the Exchequer."
6282.
A Folio with this title, " ATrartfcript of feverali Re-
cords, relating to the TJniverfities of Oxford and
Cambridge, and to the Vifitations of Colleges and
Hofpitals."
It contains,
1. The Titles of the Statutes of the Univerfity^ of Ox-
ford, publifhed in the Year 1634, & of the public
library there. 1 .
2. The Statutes of Magdalen College in Latin. 1 3.
3. Extratts out of the Regifters of Magdalen College,,
of feveral Matters relating to the Univerfity of Oxford,
& to the faid College. This part contains many curious-
matters; as, The incomes of the Colleges in 1596. A
prayer for the Oueen, 1588. A pirayer for the French
King H. iv. and his armies, againft the Houfe of Guife.
An abftratt of the hard dealing of fome of the Juftices of
her Majefties Bench, towards the Univerfity of Oxford
about the year 1585 (p. 94) &c. 82.
4. An Account of feveral Mandamufes from the King
to Magdalen College in t)xfbrd, & to King's College in
Cambridge, for the choice of Prefidents & Fellows in the
faid Colleges. In all 155 written leaves. 137.
6283.
A Book in fof. relating to the Proceedings of the Houfe
of Commons, particularly,
j. The nature of the Court of the Commons Houfe
of Parliament, with what Matters they may meddle, et e
contra Oppofitions & Proceedings therein, & other Ob-
fervations thereupon. r*
2. The Commencement, prorogation & dHTolution of
feveral Parliaments fromEdw. vi.'s time. 9,
3. r Ihe Ele&ion of Knights & Burgefles, by what
Writ & Warrant ele&cd, to whom the Warrant is to be
directed, 8c other Obfervations thereupon. 13.
4* Returns of Elections, Jurifdi&ion of the Houfe in
judging thereupon, the Oppofition & Proceedings there,
&c. 14.
5. What (hall be a good caufe to refufe or receive a
Knight, & What Not. 1 9.
6. Obfervations on their Ele&ion Speeches, prefent-
ing to the King, &c. 22.
7. Members of the Houfe punifliM by the Houfe, for
what Caufe, & committed. 33.
8. The Office of the Speaker, his Power, &c. 41.
9. Obfervations of Orders in the Houfe, of Gefture*
Speech, &t. 48.
ic. Taking the Oath of Supremacy. 52.
1 1. Members of the Houfe punifhed by the King or
his Privy Councillor what Caufe, & how. 55.
j 2* Obfervations
Digitized by
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355
Num. 6283, 6284.
12. Obfervations where Attendants of the upper
Houfe may be Members of the Commons Houfe, & on
the contrary; and where a Member of rhe Commons
Houfe might be of Counfel to a Committee in the higher
Houfe, in a matter depending in the Commons Houfe.
56.
13. Adjournment or diflblution of the Parliament, or
of the Commons Houfe. 59.
14. Obfervations for reading, & times of fpeaking to
Bills. ^ 63.
15. Commitment of Bills. 66.
16. Amendments, adding Provifos or Additions to
Bills. " 68.
17. Endorfing & Subfcription of Bills. 72.
18. Putting Bills or other Matters to the Queftion,
Tellers, which go out of the Houfe, &c. 74.
19. Delivery of Bills out of the Houfe; no matter to
be offered to the Houfe without a Bill in writing. 79.
20. Obfervations for granting Copies of Bills, Arti-
cles, Reafons, &c. where & how. 82.
21. What fliall be called a Private Bill, & what a
Public. 85.
22. The Parties or Counfel heard in the Houfe, or at
Committees. 87,
23. Members of the Houfe privileged, for what Caufe
& Time ; Privilege of their Servants, &c. 93.
24. Punifhments inflicted by the Houfe upon Breakers
of the Privilege of the Houfe, or other Caufe, by Fine,
Imprifonment, &c. 106.
25. JMeflages between the Houfes. 117.
26. Conference between the Houfes. 126.
27. Abfence, Licenfe for the lame, for what Caufe,
what Fees to be paid, &c. 1 34.
28. Precedents for Orders, Warrants, Letters, &c.
139-
29. Committees & Obfervations thereupon. 142.
30. The Clerk, his Place &Duty. 148.
3 1 . The Serjeant, his Duty. 151.
32. Petitions to the King, & Obfervations thereupon.
33. Prayers, & Obfervations thereupon. 156.
34. A Remonftrance prefented to K. James by his firft
Parliament, about a Year after his Acceffion, in relation
to Mifinformations which He had receiv'd againft his
faithful Commons, & likewife in order to have fome
Grievances redrefied. In all 204 pages. 1 59.
6284.
A thin book, containing the following Particulars,
1. Articles of lndidment againft Mr. Williams, for
affirming that all the Prophecies in Daniel & the Revela-
tions, forefliewing the coming of Antichrift, were ac-
complifhed in the Perfon of our King, whereupon he was
tried, condemned, & executed May 6, 16 19.
2. Proper Exceptions out of an Ail of Grace.
3. The King's Speech in Parliament upon the bufinefs
of the Palatinate, &c.
4. The Petition of Right from both Houfes prefented
to the King, 162S.
5. The Articles of Perth, Signing the Covenant, June
1638, preceded by the Duke of Lenox's Speech.
6. The King's Speech in Parliament, May 1, 164!.
7. The King's Speech to his Parliament, 1677, where-
upon he is addrefs'd to enter into a league offenfive &
defenfive, with the United Provinces, & fuch other al-
liances as he (hould think neceflary againft the growing
power of the French King.
8. Proceedings in Parliament 1675.
9. The King's Speech in Parliament 1676, after
having mcide a league offenfive & defenfive with Holland,
Sc on the growth of the French Monarchy.
10. Proceeding in Parliament, Anno 1678, relating to
the difcovery of the Murder of Sir Edm. Bury Godfrey,
8c fome other matters.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6284 — 6287.
1 1. Sir Francis Wilmington's Speech to the Houfe of
Commons, 28 March 1679, concerning Thomas Earl of
Danby.
1 2. Articles of Impeachment of High Treafon & other
Crimes, Mifdemeanours & Offences againft Thomas Earl
of Danby, Lord High Treafurer of England.
13. Conferences between the two Houfes in the cafe
of the E. of Powis, Vifcount Stafford, Lord Peters, L.
Arundel of Warder, & L. Bellafis.
14. Lord Chief Juftice North's Speech to Sir Robert
Sawyer, on the King's Approbation of the choice made
of him for Speaker of the Commons.
15. Petition from the Parifhioners 8c Inhabitants of
Caddington in Hert. to the Houfe of Commons, for the
inlargement of their Mmifter's Stipend.
16. A Mufter Book for Ongar Hundred, under the
leading of Francis Stoner, Efq; Captain of the Band of
200 Foot within the faid Hundred, made July 13, 1625.
17. The names of thofe that refufe to find Arms, Feb.
1625. Signed Francis Stoner.
6285.
A thin Folio, containing a Vindication of the whole Pro-
ceedings againft Mary Queen of Scots, written about
the time. In all 24 pages; beginning " There hath
not happened fithence the memorie of man, nor
peradventure in any age beyond, fo flrange a
cafe."
6286.
A Folio, containing an Account at large of the Trial 8c
Examinations relating to the Marriage of the Earl of
Hertford with the Lady Catherine Gray, Daughter of
the Dutchefs of Suffolk, in the reign of Q. Elizabeth,
A. D. 1 56 1. Tranfcribed from another book having
this atteftation at the beginning. |C This booke of
Aftes was delivered by one Mr. Willes late Steward of
Houfehold to Sir Henry Unton, unto the Lo. Beau-
champ. Examined and agreeinge with the Originalls
delivered by the Lorde Treafurer to Mr. Attorney Ge-
nerall." Contains 1 19 pages.
6287. '
A Folio, containing feveral diftinft naval Tra&s ;
1. A difcourfe touching the paft & prefent State of the
Navy, comnos'd by that ingenious Gentleman Sir Rob 1
Slingfby Kt. & Baronet, Comptroller thereof.
2. An Order from James Duke of Yorke, given at
Whitehall, 28 Jan. 1661, & directed to the principal Offi-
cers Sc Commiflioners of his Majefty's Navy, for the bet-
ter regulation of their feveral Polls, & for preventing fuch
Negle&s & Abufcs that are a prejudice to his Majefty's
Service.
After the Order, Rules are laid down for all Com-
miflioners & Officers of all kinds, either in Ships or
Yards, to obey & conform to.
On 16 Aug. 1668, the Duke of York fent a Letter
to the Commiflioners, with reflexions upon feveral Arti-
cles of the foregoing Rules : And by another Letter,
dated Nov. 25, 1668, takes exception at the infuflicient
F.xcufes made in feveral Anfwers to his foregoing Letter.
And laft of all is added, a Letter of the Commiflioners,
fignifying how far they had complied with his Royal
Highnefs's Will, in order to the due execution of the
Comptroller's duty, in reference to the balancing of
Storekeepers Accompts. Which being approved of, a
Warrant was iffued out from the King, Feb. 12, 1668,
enabling the Commiflioners to adt in conformity to the
Methods they had projefted.
3. A Letter from Mr. Pepys, dated at Greenwich,
1 Jan. 1665-6, which He calls his New Year's Gift, to his
Hon. Friend Sir W" Coventry, wherein he lays down a
Method for fecuring his Majefty in the hufbandly execu-
tion of the Victualling part of his Naval Expencc.
4 X 4. A
Digitized by
354
Catalogus Librorum MSS<
Num, 6287—6.291.
4. APaflage cited from Sir W- Temple's Memoirs,
concerning the Honour of the Flag & Dominion of the
Seas ; with Remarks upon it difagreeing in Opinion from
the Author.
5. A printed Quarto, intitled, " An Inquiry into the
Caufes of our Naval Mifcarriages, with fome thoughts
on the Interefl of this Nation as to a Naval War, & of
the only true way of manning the Fleet j dedicated to the
Parliament of Great Britain, A, D. 1707."
6. Several Letters written by Mr. Secretary Burchet
& others, reprefenting the State of the Navy, with Pro-
pofals for better regulating the fame; penned in the
Years 1709, 17 10, 1711. 49 pages.
6288.
A Folio, (bound up with 4606, 5079,) exhibiting the
Survey of the Manor of Sherifhutton in the County
of Yorke, with their Members belonging unto the
fame, viz. the Manors of Sherifhutton itfelf. fol. 1.
Eaft Lillinge, 26. Weft Lillinge, 28. Sutton in Gal-
tres, 34. Appulton, 51. Knapton, 57. Sherborne, 61.
Stamfordbriggs, 66. Skirpenbeck, 74. Scoarebye, 79.
Elvington, 81. Hotham, 70. Ryfe in Holdernefs, 88.
Tenements in York, 31. Howke in Marfland: Ot-
tringham, 101.
Thefe being a parcel of the pofieffions of Charles
Prince of Wales, D. of Cornwall, &c. were furveyed in
July, Auguft, &c. by John Norden the elder, and John
Norden the younger, by virtue of his Majefty's Com-
miflion, out of the Exchequer, dated 16 June in 22 K.
James, as well by the perambulation and view of the
Land, and Evidences of the Tenants, as by the Oaths
of the Jurors. Folia 107, with Indexes of the Tenants'
Names, &c. ; f. 2. is a defcription of the Caftle, &
ground plan of the Park of Sherifhutton, & the new
Lodge, &c.
6289.
A Folio, containing Records belonging to the County
of Lincoln, tempore Henrici regis filii regis Johannis.
At the end 2 alphabetical Indexes.
1. Nomina diverforum Villarum, Maneriorum, ter-
wum, tentorum, & hereditamentorum intra Com.
predict.
2. Nomina liberorum tenendum intra com. prasdift.
A Book of 968 pages, befides the Indexes.
6290,
[6290—6302. Quarto.']
Codex chartaceus, nitidus, folia habens 151, in quo
continentur,
1. Theodori Gazae Ifagoge Grammatica, lib. 4. Su-
perfcnbltlir^ to? fc^Wtgu xvgiov Gtoivpov, y^x^xV^
urayuyZsjmiU r'ircxpx to tt ? Ztqv. Errore Scribae in fine
tertu libri (f. 102.) ponitur tsAo? toS nTxprou j pro
TfiTOU.
2. Tractates brevis de diale&is, f. 146. b. fuper-
lcnptus, 7T£c\ 7 Zv nlAi Sixx'^™ HioTy\To<;. Subjungitur
Epigramma Gmecum Johannis cujufdam Monachi, ad
rrancilcum quendam. Totus liber fubfcribitur i
(jlC, pro — ^r,') ttx^qv $&\\ov Six X £i t*S *F* w*7/J«u fipxXov
Oscywoci'j-j T ^ xjccIxolmI^ y' J pwQ<; UmIqv* Annus non
ponitur. xv%
6291.
Codex membranaceus in quo habentur varia poemata
Johannis Gower.
9 1. Vox c/amantis, libris feptem. Defunt quasdam in
mitio. Incipit a verfu fexto a fine capitis fexti. Sub-
cnbitur, ad folium 134, « Explicit libelius qui intitu-
latur Vox clamantis. editus preecipue fuper articulo
primi mtortunii quod infortunato Ricardo fecundo in
pnmordiis regni fui, ut audiftis, quafi ex virga Dei no-
tabihter m Anglia contingebat. Et nunc ulterius quia
ipie non mde remorfus nimio magis ad modum tiranni
1 1
Num. 6291 — 6295.
indurates regnum fuum afliduis opprefiionibus inceffanler
flagellare non defiftit, divine vindicte flagellum ufq s in
fue depoficois exterminiunl non immerito aifecutus eft.
Tres namque tunc regni nobiles fuper hoc fpecialius
moti, fcilicct Thomas Due Glovernie qui vulgariter
di&us eft Cignus, Ricardus Comes Arundellie qui di-
citur Equs, Thomas Comes de Warwyk cujus nomen
Urfus, hii vere unanimes cum quibufdam aliis proce-
ribus fibi adherentibus ut regie malicie fautores delerent
ad Dei laudem regniq, commodum in manu forri jufto
aio viriliter infurrexerunt, prout in hac conlequenti
cronica que tripartita eft Scriptor manifeftius decla-
rare intendit."
2. Cronica, partibus tribus. 1 34.
3. " Sequitur carmen unde magnificufc Rex nofter
Henricus pernotatus apud Deum et holes turn or bene-
diftone glorificetur." 1 49. b.
4. " Porro confequt r carmen fuper multiplici vitio-
rum peftilentia unde tempore Ricardi fecundi partes
noftre fpecialius inficiebantur." 151.
5. Carmen fie inferiptum. " Incipit tra&atus de lucis
fcrutinio quam a diu viriorum tcnehre, procfi dolor,
fuffocarunt. Secundum illud in evangelio : qui ambulat
in tenebris nefcit quo vadat." 156.
6. Notitia ab ipfo Joh. Cower de tribus libris praeci-
puis quos ipfe compofuit. Hi funt, Speculum ?neclitantis i
Gallice ; Vox clamantis^ Latine ; Confeffio amantis^ An-
glice ; quorum argumenta hie breviter ponit. 157. b.
7. Carmen in memoriam Joliis Gower, & Oratio pro
Anima ejus. 158.
8. " Carmen quod Johannes Gower tempore regis
Ricardi dum vixit ultimo compofuit." 158. b.
9. Apologia au&oris in fenettute de fcriptis fuis. In-
cipit,
" Henrici regis annus fuit ille fecundus
u Scribere dum ceffo fum quia cecus ego," &c.
160.
10. Carmina qusedam rhythmica incerto au&ore.
160. b.
6292.
In 4 0 . Annotationes ex'libro Jac. Zarabellas de conftitu-
tione fcientiai naturalis excerpta. In reliqua parte
libri Loci communes ex variis authoribus, prsecipue
Anglicis, exferipti funt. Liber chartaceus, cum in-
dice Anglico. Nonnulla Latine, in parte libri
averfA.
6293.
A French Medical Book, under thefe heads :
1. Partie premiere des Maladies de laTefte. 1.
2. Maladies de la Poitrine. 209.
3. Maladies des Enfans. 407.
In all 543 P a ges.
6294.
Codex membranaceus, elegans, continens Commentaries
fratrisGifalberti dePergamo, ordinis fratrum minorum,
in Catonis carmina moralia ; in fex partes divifos. Curti
indice rerum alphabetico. xv.
6295.
Codex chartaceus, feculo decimo quarto fcriptus, et
traftatus fcquentes lingua Grseca continens, xiv.
1. Alexandri Aphrodifei, 'Ett* tic* $v<nxciis xurogtai;
Xucr*f. Libri 2. *•
2. Tractatus Avicennae de Urinis, hoc tltulo fupra-
fcriptO. HfOi Zpuv frpxy t uxl!x dp:rt} 9 rx <ro(p<Jlcnn uTctox (s.zv
'lraXne ci 'ApirQeiya. 20 b.
3. Alexandri Aphrodifei, (fvinxuv u-srooy^j.irxv^ xxl Ixlgixw
Tr^oO^fAXTZv ix.\oydi 9 Libri ¥ et /• 25.
4. Ariftotelis piV*xa Tr^o^A^uala, xzt t7$o<; cwaytayis
07 x Ixlpixa. 35.
• Ariftotelis, o<rz ixlz xs7<r$xi, xa! i^nuctriTo'S'xi gdu.-
pxlvu, Liber y. 50.
6. BijSA^k7cTajTov sVtS 'AjAiak* 7rsp\ £<Zm Ifiolitlof. 65. b.'
7. Ariftotelis
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355
Num. 6295 — 6299;'
7. Ariftotelis Erotemata cum Apocrifibus, ad rem
phyfiologicam et medicara fpe&antia. 80. b.
88. b.
o. Hippocratis Prognoflicou. 89.
10. Hippocratis Prognofticon, T^tl^a ireo\ xvfclwir
iiwwixv. 98-
11. Quaeftioncs cum refponfis de pulfibus ct refpira-
tione. 10 r.
12. Hippocratis tta&atUS, *-*pi ra; Jifcpoja? twv Truff-
1™.' . ^ 103.
13. Erotemata et Apocrifes medicae. . ib.
it. Hippocratis Medici Epiftola mifla ad Ptolomseum
Aegypti, regem. 106.
1 5. Blemmidae (Nicephori) Diagnofis, l&loixov Tn^Uyov*
16. Ex Ariftotele U^i ¥vyn?. iog. b.
17. Excerpta Medica varia, ex Avicenna etc. ad rem
Phyfiologicanu Semeioticam, et diseteticam fpedtantia*
Incipiunt, to vupa. 7s du^Cjir^ rvWrtistck tx. Iffl-fl-aj foiytim.
1 1 Ik
18. Ttk 'Eaatiwx?c zjxi$zU% xc^^Aaioy ti. (Nota Libra-
tS) " Scripfit Zeno TD-fj 1 'EAAn»ix*f vaufiieu, ut fcribit
Laertius in vita illius-** 117^
19. Georgij Gemifti Plcthonis de conflituendis rebus
Peloponnefiacis Orationes duse. 127 et 132.
2c. Tabula et deftnitiones aftronomicae et chronolo-
gical, cum hujufmodi titulo, U'uxZ Tngiixjuv rw iirairxv
p$oSov Ttfs kolccgixr^y %toi rZi> ^ri^xpiuy igpwivpivM) etC.
I49.
2 1. Hippocratis aphorifmi cum commentario pleniore.
Incipit commentator, ETrafwrtg piwcptv a-vylc/xco^ 1*, xal
Ad fe&ionem 6, fol. 268. b. et y m fol. 291. dicun-
tur commentarii eflfe Galeni, fed au&or prxfationis plan&
Chriltianus.
22. Ex Avicenna. de pulfibus, flri&ura. In fine
codicis legitur, ifanpt ng^x 0 irons ru* x tl (^ y T *
6296.
Liber chartaceus, cum hoc titulo : u UcpQUftov QiXotroQw
Tiff* uiroxff (V'J /U X W5/ * /3i6A*» A. Porphyrii Philofophi,
de Abflinemia ab aniniatis, Libri IV. Joanne Ber-
nardo i'eliciano Interprete."
Defunt folia prope quatuor vel quinque, ad finem
libri quarti, et tota interpretatio. Adjiciuntur tamen
notas pauculsc Johannis Meurfii ; quae tamen ultra folium
fingulare non procedunr.
Forfan manu ipfius Meurfii, v. 6309.
6297.
In 4*, Joannis Zonaras Epiftolae Graecae 46. Codex
chartaceus, fcriptus A D. ?$Q> *595* xvi.
62q8. .
Codex rnembranaceus, non inelegant, comple&cns car-
ihina Latina poetaTum obfeurorum.
1. Ricardi five Ricardonis cujufdam carmen de nup-
tiis Paulini et Pollas, verfibus tlegiacis. Imperatori Fe-
derico inferiptum.
' 2. Satira prolixiflima, carmine Latino rhymico, et
plane barbaro, fcripta, praxipue contra Mulieres 5 a
Matheolulo, qui fe bigamum efle, et fatetur, et lamen-
tatur. Pocma fupcrfcribitur, " Incipit traftatus mgri
Matheoluli Gigami," ut videri poteft j fed, ex contextu
apparet, Bigami fcriptum oportuiffe. Defunt nonnulla
in fine.
6299.
Liber chartaceus, in quo habentur quae fequuntur,
Grsecfi.
1. Prifciani, philofophi Lydi, interpretatio Theophrafti
de Senfu. 1.
2. Prifciani, &c. — interpretatio Theophrafti de Phan-
tafia. 35.
Num* 6299—6308;
3* Pfelli quaedam de daemonibus quos celebrant
Graeei. ~ 6\*-
4. Ejuidem, Timotheus, five de daemonibus. 66.
5. Adamantii fophiftae Phyfiognomonica ad Conftan-
tium. 9U
6. Themiftii philofophi |3
7. Th^miltii ad fe ipfum interrogationes. 153.
6300*
Liber chartaceus, in quo habentur, Euripidis tragoediae
tres, Hecuba, Oreftes, & Phceniflae cum fcholiis
interlinearibus et marginalibus. Praemittuntur, ut in
aliis, nonnulla de genere Euripidis. — Scriptura fimilis
num° 5725 ; et aetas forte eadem, fcil. faeculi xiv.
E collectione Coll. Agen. ut plures MSS m . Grae*
corum.
6301.
Codex chartaceus Gracus, in quo COntinetttur ;
1. Epiftolae Philippi ad Ariftotelem, &c. I.
2. Libanii duae ad Modeftum. 4,,
3. Homeri Batrachomuomachia, foL q. cum glolSs.
4. Catonis Romani Sentential monitoriae, & difticha
e fermone Latino in Graecum verfa, a Maximo Planude4
26.
5. A gaped diaconiet philofophi Sentential monitoriae
ad Juftinianum imperatorem. 45.
6. Apophthegmata Graecorum. 67.
7. Ifocratis Orationes ad Demonicum. 76.
8. Ejufdem ad Nicoclea de Re^no. 93. b.
9. Nicocles, five de modo imperandi. 116.
10. Verfus Morales Theogiiidis Megarenfis. £126.
Praemilfis paucis de genere Theognidis.
Folia omnino j 94.
6302.
In 4 0 . Formulae Epiftolarum Greece. Liber chartaceus^
6303.
In 8°. Nomenchtura Graeco-Latina juxta Alphabet!
ordinem digefta. Liber chartaceus, Uteris minutis
fcriptum, nulla antiquitate infignis, et auftore incerto.
Paginas habet 128*
6304.
Nomocanon, (five ut dicitur in ipfo Cod. N©/*oxawo*).
LinguA GraicA hodiernS fcriptus, A.D. 1713. Prae-
mittirur tabula canonum, et alia feptem conciliorum
primariorum. Liber chartaceus in 4 0 . xvn.
6305.
Codex chartaceus Gracus, foliis literis Graecis nume-
rates, ufque ad j 56. Infunt autem libri medici, fcil.
1. Galeni de Crifibus, libri tres.
2. De diebus Criticis, lib. 3. f. on.
. 3. Tra&atus brevis, fine titulo, de generatione, et
corpore hominis. f. f^ueT. (144).
a. Alius, cui titulus, r&Xnvov cli!]i£oiWt '/.nee* *47 #
5. Diofcoridis de Menfuris et Ponderibus. 153. b.
6. De iildem ex Paulo iEginetA. 155,
In initio et fine libris adverfaria medica, Grasci
fcripta.
6306.
In 8°. Catalogus plantarum horti regii Parifienfis. Sine
initio ct fine, notse quaedam Gallicae.
6307.
In 4*. Ariftophanis Plutus et Nebula, cum gloflis inter-
linearibus ; Rana, manu antiquiore, et fcholiis non-
nullis. Codex chartaceus.
6308.
In 4 0 . Aji old, French Pharmacopeia, on vellum. Con-
tains 212 leaves.
laber
.Digitized by
35^
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6309—6316.
6309.
Liber chartaceus in 4 0 , forte manu johannis Meurfii
fcriptus. v. 62^6. Infunt autem,
1. Apollodori Poliorcerica, cum variis Le&ionibus a
J. Meurfio colle&is. De his ira fcribit, in primo folio,
" Defcripfi 6 codice Andrea Schotti, et altero Aca-
demic noftrae Lugduno-Batavinae ; in quo utroque quae
optima effent in textum recepi, annotata ad oram libri
differentia le&ionis: itaque litera S. adfcripta, Schotti
codicem ; L, defignat Lugduno-Batavinum ; ubi vero
nulla litera eft adfcripta, ex noftra eft emendatio."
2. " Johannis Meurfii Apollodorus, five de ejus no-
minis fcriptoribus, eorumque operibus, Syntagma. u
631O.
In 4 # , inveniuntur autem,
1. Liber typis impreffus, cuititulus eft, " dea&ionibus
mixtis five judiciis duplicibus difputatio, refpondente
J. Geo. Atzenkover."
2. Epitome fan&orum & divinorum canonum. Graece.
3. Lefturae D. Rhemigii Meliorati deBurgo, in pri-
mum libruin Phyficorum, anno 1549.
6311. A.
In 4°, Demofthenis Oratio de Corona ; Graece. Codex
membranaceus. xvi.
6311. B.
Numero repetito, eft Liber fuper chartam bombycinam
fcriptus, et continens quatuor Evangelia, Slavonic^ :
Subje&is tabulis variis.
6312.
In 8*, Herodoti hiftorias liber primus, cui titulus Clio.
Graece. artXtros. Codex chartaceus. Saeculi forte, xv.
6313.
C 6 3 x 3— 6 33 2 - Folio.']
In fol.- Lexicon Graeco-Latinum. Nota in fine folit
primi, " Graeci habent ufq; in praefentem annum, viz.
1420, annos mundi 6927, et incipiunt annum de
menfe Septembris, et difcrepant k nobis, quum ufq;
in praefentem diem habemus annos mundi 6621."
Codex majori parte chartaceus, cum foliis non-
nullis membranaceis. Frlia funt, ab initio vocabularii,
1 36. In duobus vero quae numerationem (veterem fan£)
praecedunt, habentur heec.
1. Numeralia Graeca plene defcripta, fcil. literisGrac-
cis, verbis Graecis, et numeralibus Arabicis, ufque ad
locos numeralium undecim. Sequuntur alia de numeris ;
turn vero, alia manu, nota fupra defcripta.
2. Tabula prsepofitionum Grsecarum ; et nonnulla de
conjugationibus verborum, de dialectis, &c.
Lexicon ufque ad folium 118 extenditur; fequun-
tur Supplementa qusedam in varias littras: praecipu6
vocabulorum poeticorum. xv.
6314.
* Modo breve apprendre la lengua Vizcayna, compucfto
por ell do Rafael Micoleta prelbyt" de la muy real
y noble villa de Bilbao 1653." A guide to the
Bifcayan language, containing the declenfions, a
vocabulary, fome verfes, and a long dialogue. Bound
with N° 4616.
6315.
Liber chartaceus, pulcherrime, & mir£ omnino exaratus,
qui hunc titulum habet — " Pindari Olympia, Py-
thia, Nemca, Ifthmica, fumma, qua licuit, fidejuxta
editionem noviflimam Oxonicnfem tranferipta, nee
non ab erratis Typographi repurgata, calamo Joannis
Thomafen Cefirienf. 1724." Liber fciipturae exceilen-
tia comparandus cum numero 2: 03.
6 3 l6 . .
Codex chartaceus, fragmentum libri majoris, fcil. k folio
521 ad 575. Continentur autem.
1. Epitome Hiftoriarum Eccleliafticarum Philoftorgii,
cx voce Photii Patriarchal. Epitome librorum 10.
*3
Num. 6316—6322.
2. ExXoya^, Sele&iones, ex iifdem Hiftoriis, libro
nono fcilicet et decimo ; amiflis prioribus. 557.
3. Eclogae ex Hiftoria Ecclefiaftica Theodori Ana-
gnoftac, ex voce Nicephori Callifti Xanthopli. 567.
Ex libro primo et fecundo.
Codex forte faeculi decimi quinti. xv.
6317.
Codex chartaceus, in quo habentur,
1. Athenaei liber de Machinis, fcil. bellicis, cum figuris
pluma delineatis. Graece. 1.
2. Pars libri Graeci de rebus ta&icis, abrupt^ inci-
piens, fol. 1 1 . b. Capitum tituli, qui extant, hi funt.
Uip\ ttk v7ro^copvt(r£cog twv Izjurloov olicI irtl^uv iSonrogovyroop
otxov. — Jiff* a0-p*A£ta£«— « Ilff 1 SkGC/wf* nrpoZ roZ rovXiov (v.
Suidam.)— Ilf^l rcsu fjLSta, ToXXrit $vvd'xtu<; £crirff^okT«»
TToXcfAtwv rag yj*poc$ ij/xwy* xal t>k ptlx tyxj uujtAoIwv 7rapx<nuvYtfm
— fhf » too ito\i Sii rov rgXTnyov in Svo (Atgu,* tu» iroXtfJUWk
Defunt tituli in capita pofteriora, et
pars tradatus ultima.
Codex folia habet fcripta 32.
6318.
Codex chartaceus, cum hoc titulo; c< Johannis Stobaci
Phyfica Grscca, feu Colle&io fententiarum Graecarum
circa Phyfica, nondum vulgata, ut teftatur Jacobus
Joh. Frifius in fua bibliotheca, qui dicit extare exem-
plar apud Rudolphum Vincentium Cardinalem." Li-
bri funt duo, prior phyficorum, alter moralium.
Extant autem in editionibus Stobaei recentioribus.
Scil. Aur. Allob. 1609. fol.
Lycophronis CalTandra, cum fcholiis integris Ifaaci
Tzetzae.
Codex chartaceus elegans, paginas habens 277.
Adfunt etiam gloffae interlineares ; et verba au&oris in
fcholiis rubrica pinguntur.
632O.
An Englifh Book, with this Title, " The Dialogues of
Galileus Galilei, one of the Academie of the Lincei,
fuperordinarie Mathematitian of the Univerfitie of
Pifa, and prime Philofopher & Mathematitian to the
mod renowned grand Duke of Tofcanie, where in
fowre dayes Meetirtges Difcourfe is had upon the two
greateft Syftems of the World, thofe of Ptolemaeus
& Copernicus, indeterminately propounding philofo-
phicall & naturall reafons, as well for the one part as
the other."
Four dialogues, tranflated from the Italian; by
whom does not appear.
6321.
Fourteen of Lucian's Dialogues tranflated into Englifh,
viz. Toxaris, or a Difcourfe of Friendfliip, p. 1.—
Anacharfis, or a Difcourfe of Exercifes, p. 80. — A
Difcourfe of forrowing for the Dead, p. 131. — Her-
cules of Gaul, or a Difcourfe of Eloquence, p. 144.
— The Ship, or a Difcourfe of Wifhes, p. 150. — The
Council of the Gods, p. 188. -—The Decree, p. 198.
— The Images, p. 202. — A Defence of the Images,
p. 224. — Jupiter tragoedian, or a Difcourfe of Provi-
dence, p. 247. — The Cynick, p. 292. — Jupiter con-
futed, or a Difcourfe of Deftiny, p. 306. — ThePara-
fite, p. 320. — The Lover of Lies, or the Incredu-
lous, p. 359. — In all 401 pages. TheTranflator un-
certain.
6322.
Codex infignis chartaceus, ollm liber Ecclefiss Collegiatae
de Ripon, ut notatur in primo cr ultimo folio. Con-
tinet autem Demofthen's et aliorum multa, quae hie
enumerantur.
r. Demofthenis 'Oxvihaxw a. 1.
2. S\ 5.
3. Demofthenis
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Num. 6322 — 6326
3. Dcmofthenis 'OAu*0i*W y.
IO.
t 5 .b.
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Folium 25, abfurcte mterpofitum, cbntinet iterum
finem Philippics primae, et initium hujus Orationis.
Sublato hoc folio, oratio re&e procedit, lacuna nulla eft.
6m — K9LTX QlXlWB* j3. 2y. b.
7. — — ■ 'AAqiwo**. 32. b.
8 # .. v$f\ xv'pWw. 38. b.
y # ■ x«Ta $iArsrxre 48. b.
10. - xg-rg QiXiwax t. 59.
11. - ■ irjjif my QiXiztwx iwifoXfiv. 70.
2 2. ■ xxr Alcylyn *ffi tcx^xTTfi^tixq. 75.
13. AiVj^iVa — u«T£p T?f irxfxir^t&iixu 11 7. b.
14. Afl/AOff&wsf wipl t3 !t«px¥x. 141,
16. Zuvscn'jf xuptfuxia wifl paAaxjotf. 185.
17. 1 ■ 'AiyugIioi» £ nrif 1 vpoyotxq <x. 197*
18. ■ v g. 210.
19. ————— Ai'uir, i wigl Tijf x^t' aurck J*«y«y5j^.
2l6. b.
20. ■ • 'Eif tov avroxpxropxj 6ao**Ana?.
230.
' II. « it(>o<; Tlotioviopy VBpi rs «fct>f*. 246.
22. iTEfH v £»u«vi«» cum Protheoria Nice-
phori Gregorae. 249. b. 8C252. b.
23. 'AfiroTcAjsc purofixi wpoc *Ax/£**^o*. 267.
In folk) ultimo fragmentum Gloflarii Graeco-Latini.
Codex folia habet 304. Saeculo forfan decimo tertio
adfcribendus. A Tayloro quondam collatus. xin.
6323.
Liber chartaceus, qui conrinet,
1 . Ovidii Remedia amoris : cum gloffis inter lineas et
fcholiis in margine.
2. De malo cupidinis feu potius Veneris, & ejus reme-
dio, orationem facetam & utilcm, in fermone Germanico,
& metrice fcriptam.
• ^. Poema aliud, vel fragmentum poematis, Germa-
nici, cum hoc lemmate. c< De cognofcendo homine ne-
quam."
4. Hefiodi Opera et Dies, cum interpretatione inter-
lineari, et notulis. Manu rudi, fed fatis dara.
5. Fragmenta Graeca, de Deo, &c. cum verfione
Latina.
In fronte libri, et in aliis partibus, fragmentai ad-
verfarii Latini.
6 3 2 4-
Alani (forte, de infulis) Commentarii in Libros ad Heren-
nium, de Rhctorica. De audore, Epigrammata hasc
in fine adponuntur.
44 Qui Ciceronis avet compendia pandere fanus,
44 Haec fibi dicta putet retnor quae fcripfit Alanus"
Secundum eft Epitaphium,
<c Alanum brevis horabrevi tumulo fepilivit,
44 Qui duo, qui feptem, qui totum fcibile fcivit."
Liber emptus a Sozomeno quodam Grseco, 24
Nov. 143's ut patet ex fubfcriptione Italics, cum teftibus
emptionis. Compa&us cum num i4 6327 et 6^29.
ScriptuB in membrana, cum ornamentis pi&is. In fol.
24. rifcaules non infcite delineatus. Folia omnino 68.
XIII.
6325.
Homeri Odyffca, GraecS. Codex membranaceus, ele-
gans, folia habens 216. ' xv,
6326.
Codex chartA bombycina conftans, et continens Aretaei
Cappadocis, medici, tra&atus de acuds et Chronicis
morbis, imperfe&os. Occurrunt hoc ordine,
1. Fragmentum libri fecundi wt() xpohm -bx^Zv 9«f a^f/a,
incipiens m(i Sia&tos, fcil. cap. (3 in Edit. Turneb. 1^54,
p. 185. ufque ad finem capitis £
Cat, Harl. Vol. UL
Num. 6326— 6334.
2. Tlifi otlnuu itx\ a-ripum iglwif zr«9«ir. lib. i. Codicis
P a g- 17-
3. liber 2. p. 41.
4. Ilff t xlriZ* xou cnfAitm ;£pow'«i zra&wy. lib. I. Deeft
caput 10; p. 1 34. quod deeft etiam in Edd. 96.
5- • — ; lib. 2. p. 162.
6. *0£/ttjr *0'j crwv Qtpxin'tvTMoy* lib. i. p. 235.
7. ■ — — lib. 2. p. 306.
8. Xfcw'w* voJcwv QipatrkUTiKG*, lib. 1.366. Occufrunt
hiatus, ad pag. 403. 405.
9. Fragmenta alia libri fecundi, p. 407. Conlparanda
cum edd. et cum numero 1 fupri.
Liber emptus in au&ione, A. D. 1695: fott*
fseculi 16. Paginas habet 423. xvi.
6327-
Codex membranaceus, foliorum, 34. Infunt M. Tullii
Ciceronis Academicarum Quceltionum qqas extant
omnia fcilicet, pars libri primi (ut quibufdam dicitur)
ct liber qui infcribitur Lucullus. Saculi forfan 1 5.
Compadus cum num° 6324 et 6329. xv;
6328.
Doftrinale Magiftri Alexandri de Villa Dei cum Com*
mentariis. Liber chartaceus, folia habens 63.
6329.
M. Fabii Viftorlni commentarii in Ciceronis libros de
Inventione pars. Scilicet, liber primus integer ; et fe-
cundus, ufque ad verba " Tenia conftitutio, quae
tranflatio eft, quia ita Tullius," quae funt in pag. 151
Editionis Viftorini ; Rob. Stephani, 1537.
Liber chartaceus, compattus cum numeris6324 et
6327.
6330.
Macrobii Theodofii Satufnalia, fmpcrfefta. Continet
libros 1 et 2 integros ; deeft tertiiu ; procedit quartus
a medio capitis primi. (fol. 50.) Sequuntur 5. fol.
53. b. fextus, fol. 67. b. in cujus fine pauca defunt.
Ad fol.76. perperam repetitur prooemium primi libri.
Turn procedit liber feptimus, f. 76. b. ufque ad finem.
Codex membranaceus, folia habens 97. diverfis
mauibus exaratus, fed major pars faeculo ut videtur 14.
Liber fuit Sozomeni (ut et 6324, &c.) qui fub initio face.
1 5 codices emebat.
6331.
In fol. Liber in pergamena exaratus, in quo continentur
Latine,
1. Ariftotelis Phyficorum lib. 8.
2. Liber i* de fomno & vigilia*
3. De morte & vita.
4. Methaurorum, (fic) libri quatuor.
5. De coelo & iriundo.
6. Liber 2 du8 de fomno & vigilia.
7. De fenfu et fenfato.
8. De memoria & reminifcentia.
9. De generatione Sc cortuptione,
io» DeAnima*
6332.
Codex membranaceus, pnlcher. Continehtui' Seneeae tra-
goediae 10. fcilicet, 1. Hercules furens. i.Thieftes (fic).
3.Thebais. 4. Ipolitus (fic). 5. Edippus(fic). 6.Troas.
7, Medea. 8. Agamemnoitc 9. OQavia. 10. Her-
cules Oetaeus. Emptus a Sozomeno Feb* 2, 142 S.
Folia habet 168. Infcripdo Sozomeni haec eft;
44 Comperai quelle Tragedie da Piero Bettucci, car-
tolaio, nel 2 di Febraio Mccccxxvifi. diffemi che
erano d f uno frate de fca Maria novella; lirefedici?
et allui diedi uno groffo per fvia faticha. ,,
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Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6333 — 6343.
6333.
In 4 0 written in a fair hand upon Vellum,TheTranflation
of the New Tteftament by Wyckliffe. At the begin-
ning there is " the Kalendar of Leflbnns, Piftlis, &
Gofpels of all the Zeere." At the end there are,
" the Leflbns & Piftlis of the oolde Lawe that ben red
in the Chirche in all the Zeer after the ufs of Salilbiry."
A very well preferved book, containing 365 leaves.
XIV.
N. B. The Gofpels are not tranflated in order, but
in the form of a Diateffaron ; with this title, " pe booke
of oon of foure : pat is a booke of alle foure gofpileres
guderid fchorth in to 00 ftoori bi Clement of Lan-
onye."
[ 6 334— 6352. Folio.']
6334-
In a large Folio. ..." Rules, Orders & Inftruaions
for the future Government of the office of the Ord-
nance, anno regni 35- Car. 11. An official book,
ftamped with the Royal Arms.
6335.
In a large Folio, Schemes & Plans for a treatife on For-
tification. No writing, nor indication of the author.
6336.
In a large Folio. The Petition of Thomas Earl of
Coningelbey Plaintiff, to the Lord Lechmere Chan-
cellor of the Dutchy& County Palatine of Lancafter,
concerning certain Manors & Lands in the County of
Hereford & Marches of Wales, againft the E. of
Weymouth, Defendant. 113 meets.
^337*
In a large Folio in the French Language, beautifully
written, & entitled, « Nouveau Traittd des cinq Or-
dres d'Architedure & d'un fixieme royal & Francois
mvente & prefente" au Roy par J. D'olivet."
The title page, elegantly drawn, exemplifies the pro-
pofed order. At the end is a licence to print the work,
dated at Paris in 171 ,, and figned « Raquet," under
which is a reprefentation of the order in oil colours.
1 he drawings are numerous, and beaurifully executed
in Indian Ink. ] he book contains 68 pages ; the four
laft bemg very large drawings folded.
6338.
Regiftrum extentarum, cum refponfis Vicecomitum } an.
6, 7, 8 & 9, regis Jacobi 1. '
6 339-
S. Auguftiiu de civitate Dei opus contra Paganos. Libris
xxii. Codex membranaceus, elegans, grandis.
rubrica n piais rerUm alphabetico ' etar g»«nentiscapitum
6340.
In French, « Le Livre de la Vie & de 1'hiftoire de Mer-
in. A large paper book, of 329 leaves, written
throughout in two columns.
6341 & 6342.
In French Les Romans de Lancelot & Gallehon.
2 vol. Gallehon extends not quite to half the firft
volume. Lancelot fills the reft. The fize & writing
very fmular to the Life of Merlin.
634.3 .
An account of the origin, revenue, and bufinefs of the
i^cnequer, in ten chapters. Fairly written on 84
pages ot large paper. The author often cites Mad-
aox; but his name and the date of the book do not
appear. uvl
Num.6344— 6350.
6344-
An Account of the Piftures & Paintings in Buckingham,
houfe, St. James's Park. Fairly written on fix leaves
of paper, a little torn, & now bound up with 4716.
It comprifes alfo an account of the paintings on
the Walls, within & without, & the mottos. ^
6 345-
Copies of Letters fent by Card. Wolfey to the King's
Ambafladors at Rome & other Court:?, concern-
ing the Wars in Italy, the Low Countries, &c.
with other Matters that brought on the Spanifh De-
fcent upon England 1588. Thefe are the fame Let-
ters which have been before taken notice of, 6260,
with their Contents. But this ( opy contains more
than the other. This Copy was given to Lord Ox-
ford by John Lord De La War 1737, & h faiJ to be
the moft complete of any. Vide fupra, fiio. 6260.
271 Leaves but not all written. At fol. 263 a Letter,
&c. of Princefs Mary to Hen. 8. 5
6346.
The Anthems ufed in the King's Chapel. A book very
carefully written, in the time of Charles n. with ruled
margins; containing, firft the Full Anthems, p. i — 4.
Then, after many blank leaves intended for fubfequent
additions, the verfe anthems, here called " the Single
Anthems," p. 125 — 289. A large proportion of the
Anthems in both parts are metrical. There is alfo a
complete Index to each part.
Opus Chronologicum in quatuor libris: imperfechim.
A temporibus Enoch, ad Baflianum Antoninum. Ex
variis au&oribus compilatum. Codex membranaceus,
feculi forte 13. xiii.
634.8.
Francifci Petrarchi opera Latina quaedam, fcilicet.
1. Itinerarium breve, de Janua in Jerufalem, a£-
jiciuntur in fine linear 17 quae in Edit. Bas. 1581 non
extant. 2 .
2. Inve&ivarum libri 4, contra medicum: praemittitur
Epiftola in Edd. non fervata. 6. b.
3. De mulieribus illuftribus. In Edit. Bas. non ex-
tans. 24.
4. Curarum fuarum libri 2, non in Edit. Bas. 57.
5. De ignorantia fui & aliorum, liber ; fubjiciuntur
Verfus Jo. Stellac.
6. De vita folitaria libri 2. 87. b.
7. In quendam innominatum fed in dignitate pofitunj
Inveftiva, non in Ed. Bas. 1 22.
8. De otio religiofo liber, f. 126. Codex membra-,
naceus, face. 14. folia habens 156. Ex antiquis
foliorum numeris conftat excidifle circa folia 20 ex hoc
volumine. xiv.
6349.
Libri 4 ad Herennium, de Rhetorica, Ciceroni hie et
vulgo afcripti j in capita divifi, et titulis rubricates
diftinfti.
Subjiciuntur verfus monaftici, barbari, qui appel-
lantur " verfus colorum propriorum, di&atorum per
profam a Tullio in quarto Rhetoricum et, in ultimo
folio averfo, colle&io Epitaphiorum pro Cicerone.
Codex membranaceus, pulcher, faeculi non infri
decimum tertium. * xiii.
Epiftolae Latinae, Verfus, &c. Colleftio, ut videtur, Jo
hannis Whitgift, Archiep. Cant.
1. Epiftolas binae ab Abr. Hartwell adDr m . Whitgift
Abp. Cant. 1591. i.
2. A Gul. Norwood ad eundem. 3.
3* A Gul. Bird, 1584. 4 .
4. AP&uloKent, 1600. % 6.
5. Diflertatio,
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Num. 6350—6353.
5. Diflertatio, An Milites reip. utiliores quam philo-
fophi. 7.
6. Utrum fapientcs vel milites majori emolumento fint
reipublicae, a Rob. Matters. 9.
7. Carmina cum epiftola Petri Latchingdini ad Archie-
pifcopum. 1 3.
8. Epiftolae Johi Langeworthe, Richardi Clerke, Rich.
Lawfon, Barth. Dodington, Tho. Danett, Rob. Hiron,
Mich. Rabbet, Gul. Teelingii, Hadr. Saraviae, Geo.
Dry wood, Edw. Lively. 1 6.
9. Petitio Hungaricorum a TurcA in captivitatem re-
du&orum. 32. Omittitur 33.
1 o. Epiftola Arch. Harbertfon, Ant. de Corro, Fred.
Remagii, et aliorum. 34,
1 1. Epiftola Sociorum Collegi Divi Johannis Oxon ad
Archeipcopum. 40.
12. Epiftolae cum carminibus encomiafticis variorum
au&orum, ad eundem. 42.
13. Oratio Mag n G. Clever ad Elizabetham Reginam,
de rebus Ecclefiafticis. 72.
Subjicitur index plenior nominum ct rerum. Liber
folia habet 8 1 .
Liber chartaceus, in folio grandiore, fuperfcriptus
" Excerp. in Dionem," &c. Excerpta fumunturex
Salmafio in Solinum, ex Seal, de Emend. Temp, ex
Pfeudevang. Fabricii, ex Hiftoriae Aug. Scriptoribus,
ex Annot. in Taciturn, ex Face Artium Gruteri, cum
multis aliis auftoribus, omnia ad illuftrandam Dionia
Caifii Hiftoriam.
Notae funt viri cujufdam do£Hflimi, et occupant
paginas pleniffimas, 57. Liber compa&us eft cum num°
7508.
Abbreviature quae in libris MSS. antiquiflimis reperiri
folent; ordine alphabetico. Super folia 37 formae
majoris, quorum primum (quod 2 m effe debuit) ex
sere impreffum eft, caetera manu exarata, in forma ta-
bularum. Opus ad confulendum adprim£ utile, fed
. cx Anderfoni Diplomat. Scotias, Tabb. cxi ad tL,
planifTime defumpium.
. 6 353;
A Quarto, confiding of mifcellaneous Trafts,
1 . The Life & Death of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton,
in Verle. 229 Stanzas of fix lines each.
2. Articles for a Union between England & the Low
Countries in the reign of Q. Elizabeth.
3. A New Year's Gift to Prince Henry, containing
Inftruttions founded on the Condudt of former Princes.
4. Humble Advice offered to King James, with refpeft
to Spain & Portugal, & the affairs of the Palatinate.
Signed at p. 38. but the fignature fcratched over.
5. The Sum of Sir Walter Haleigh's Speech at his
Execution at Weft minder, Od. 29, 1618.
6. Liters Latinae ab Elizabetha Regina ad varios
Reges, principes, nobiles, cxteros et Anglos conferiptae.
Manu elcganti. 34-
7. Abbrevationes MSS. Latinorum ab Henrico Spel-
man collcftae, ordine Alphabetico. Ad finem, "Finis
Archaici Graphici ab Henrico Spelman conferipti, in
ufum filiorum fuorum. An. Dn. 1 606," et infra u Feb.
1 5 0 1643." Comparetur ejufdem Palaiographia, N°
39 2 9-
8. " Oratio in foelicem memoriam Elizabethan An-
gliae reginae."
9. " A breefe declaration of thofe things which the
Duke of Norfolk omitted, in his Examinations touching
the whole Proceedings with the Queen of Scotts, either
by himfelfe or any other to his knowledge, before his firft
trouble or fince." Dated 10 Nov. 1571.
1 o. An encomium on Queen Elizabeth, addrefled to
her though dead, with this title, " To the eternall honor
Num. 6353—6356.
of the Mirror of Princes Queene Elizabeth, of tnofl fa-
mous Memorye." With a Latin title alfo. The author's
name erafed, bat not quite completely.
6 354-
An O&avo, containing an Alphabetical Index to Mr.
Maundrell's Travels : neatly written. At the beginning,
u C. Brent, given me by Mr. Larcum, Sept. 6 i
1723"
I 6 355 — 6 39 l - Quarto J}
6355.
An oblong Quarto, containing Rules for making all
forts of Gunpowder, together with the defcription &
ufe of Brafs Ordnance, Mortars, &c. in an ancient
hand, & very antiquated language, with delineations
of various pieces, & fireworks, drawn with a pen.
6356.
A Quarto, confiding of mifcellaneous Tiafts,
I. " Periplous Hannonis, or the Navigation of Hanno
the famous Carthaginian, upon the Coafts of Africa^
written, dedicated, & by him hung up in the Temple of
Neptune near Carthage : tranflated firft out of the Pu-
nick Tongue into Greek, & now in Englifh with fhort
illuftrations thereon." The fame tranflation, with
only verbal alterations, is pri ted in Purchas's collec-
tion. 1.
a. An Anfwer to an Epiftle dedicatory to the Queen's
Majefty, prefixed before a Book, the chief Scope whereof
is to Ihew the reafon of the Catholics refufal of things
offered them, & efpecially of going to Church. 18.
3. A printed Book (dated 1583) entitled, "The execu-
tion of Juftice in England for maintenaunce of publique
& Chriftian peace, &c." with the tranflation of it into
Latin, interleaved. 81.
4. Another printed Book entitled " A Declaration of
the favourable dealing of her Majefty's Commiflioners
appointed for the examination of certain Traitours, & of*
Tortures urjuftly reported to be done upon them for
matters of religion, 1 583," with the tranflation of it into
Latin, interleaved. 158.
5. The Proceedings which happened touching the Di-
vorce between the Lady Frances Howard & the Earl of
Eflex. 173.
6. A Letter fent by K. James from New-Market,
3 Dec. 1621, to the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons*
complaining of the Members of that Houfe intermeddling
with the Affair of his Son's Match with Spain, & fome
other matters which he judged too much encroaching
upon his Prerogative. 2 t 8.
7. Two Sermons, 1. on Matt. xxi. 4. "Whofoever
fhall fall on this ftone fhall be broken ; but on whorrt-
foever it fhall fall, it will grind him to powder." — 2. On
Eccl. xii. 1. "Remember now thy Creator," &c. 232.
8. " Confideratio argumentorum quorundam pro
Excommunicatione & ejus authoritate ftabilienda: &
primo illorum quae ex x Cor. v. 11.— 2 Theff. in. 14.
deducuntur.'' 286.
9. A Funeral Sermon preach'd upon the death ot
Mr. Ramfden, Mayor of the Corporation of Kingfton
upon Hull, who died of the Plague. 305.
10. A Sermon upon thefe words, u Phyfician, cure
thyfelf." Luke iv. 23. 327.
I I. A Sermon on Gal. 11. 20. " I am crucified with
Chrift," &c. 334.
12. A Sermon on Rev. 111. 15, 16. " I know thy
works, that thou art neither cold nor hot." 341.
13. on Jofh. xxiv. 15. "But I & my houfe
will ferve the Lord/' 357.
1 4. on John 1. 1 2 . " To as many as received
him, he gave power to be fons of God." 368.
15. on 1 Tim. vi. 20. " Keep that which 19
committed to thy trull." 382.
16. A Speech
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Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6357 — 6361.
16. A Speech by Sir Rob. Cotton, March 10, 1627.
concerning the danger wherein the kingdom now ftand-
e;h, & the remedy* Together with the King's Speech &
the Lord Keeper's. 39 1 •
17. Proportions from the Lords to the Commons on
Apr. 24. in regard to the publick liberties : with other
matters that happened in that Parliament. 409.
18. Quasftiones de gravitate & elafticitate,nec non de
a&ionibus brutorum. 431.
19. A Fragment of a Sermon in French, of one that
turned Protectant. 434-
20. Three Ruffian MSS. of which the firft is a com-
mercial regulation of Zar Alexei Michailovics, father of
Peter the Great ; the fecorid is a Theological treatife on
Confeffion ; & the third a book of formulae for writing
letters, petitions, &c.
2 1 . A Book entitled, " The Church of England not
Heretical, or a Patadox of the Agreement between the
Proleftant 8c the Roman Church in points of Do&rine,
by Mich. Wigmore Re&or of Thorefway in Lincoln-
fkire, 8c fometime Fellow of Oriel College in Oxford,"
finilh'd an° 1657. aged 70. It begins at the 17th page
of thetraft, & extends to 285. 594.
An Arabic Book, containing prayers & devo-
tions. 882.
23. Printed Diredtions to the Archbifhops & Bifhops
for the preserving of Unity in the Church, & the purity
of the Chriftian faith concerning the Trinity ; publifhed
anno 1695. 9° 2#
6357.
Tra&atus Latine fcriptus, cum hoc titulo, " De ftatu
reipublicae foederatarum Belgarum commentariolus."
Leidae, 1699. Codex chartaceus, folia habens 115.
XVII.
6358.
1. Chronica Galfridi Monumethenfis, Afavenfis Epif-
copi.
2. Turpini ArchiepifcopI Rhemenfis Fragment um de
Caroli magni vita & morte,
3. Extra&us rariflimi ex Chronicis Ceftrenfibus.
Codex membranaceus, fascuF. xiv.
6 359-
A chronicle of England written in French, on Vellum.
It begins, « Comment les geaunts vindront primes en
Angleterre," and is continued to the birth of Edward
the Black Prince, A. D. 1329 At the end is writ-
ten, in a much more modern hand, " Finis chroni-
corum Angliae ab ortu Gigantium, ufque ad nativita-
tem Edwardi filii Edw. 3. A 0 D. 1329." xiv.
6360.
This book has, in the firft kafe, the name " Henricus
Spelman Cantabrigienfis, ,, under which are the arms
of the family ; with this diftich.
*' En tibi Spelmannse veneranda infignia gentis,
Hsec dedit, hcec virtus fullinuifle ftudet."
On the next leaf, are twelve Hexameters * In lau-
dem CI. Ptolomaei librorum, et Hier. Cardani de indi-
ciis." Signed P. H.Spelman. Nearly half the book fol-
lowing, contains, at fcattered intervals tables, extrafts, &
memorandums relating to Judicial Aftrology. Then follow,
1. " The cafe of a prefent title to an eftate in Nor-
folke; depending on the Statute 13EHZ. The leaves
numbered from 8 — 76.
2. A tra& with this title; " The Anatomy of highe
Treafon, defcribed and defined for the neceffarie defenfe
of the Royall perfon, eftate, & dignitie, and of publique
libertie from all traiterous praciifes and attempts by co-
mon lawe."
Num. 6361-
6366.
636
1 .
A Quarto entitled, u De jure prelationis Nobilium Sco-
tia, Or a Memorial I of the Evidents, Patents & Rights
produced be fundrie Earles & Lords, before the Com-
miffioners deput by the King's Majeftie, annent die
precedencie & prioritie of Dignities amongft them ia
Parliament & Council; together with an fliort Minute
of certain Rights extant in the Regifters concerning
the famen. Whilks were not produced before the
faid Lords Commiflioners in anno \6o6." — At the
end is inferted the Charter of the City of Edinburgh
granted by Robert 1. & the Confirmation of it by-
James in. The whole very neatly written on paper :
1 2 9 pages.
6362.
A Quarto, containing " the life of Sir Tho. Moore, fome-
time Chancellor of England, written by his Son-in-Law
William Roper of Ekham Efq." Another Copy of this
is entred nro 6253. This is bound with N* 968 &
feveral others.
6363.
A fmall quarto, neatly written, with this title: u Abreeff
Defcription of the famous cittie of London capitail
cittie of this Realme of England, &c. Ann° t 588."
The book contains firft, a fliort defcription of the
city, enumerating the wards and pariflies, the ele&iou &
ftate of the Mayor, the Aldermen, Sheriffs, Common
Council, Companies & Corporations, with the Arms of
all the Companies coloured, &c. Secondly, a chrono-
logy of the Mayors & Sheriffs from 1190 to the date
above mentioned. xvj.
6364.
A thin Quarto, dedicated to King James i.by Sir Richard
Martyn Mafter, of the Mint, in relation to Money &
Coinage, & the whole duty of the Office in the Tower.
Very carefully written, & bound with ^4140,523 1,
& others,
6365.
A Quarto, containing Infcriptions in feveral Churches 111
Oxford & Oxfordfhire, Berklhire & Northampton-
fhire. Thofe in Oxford 86 pages, the reft 172 pages;
diftin&ly written.
The places mentioned in the fecond part are here
enumerated, in alphabetical order. Adderbury, 126,
Afton (Steeple) 6. Aynho,8. BartonSteeple,82. JBluking-
ton, 25. Caffentrn, 145. Charlton, 68. Church Hanb^-
row, 147. Cowley, 1. Cumnor, 43. Elsfield, 6o,
Enlham, 156. Fyficld, 140. Garfington. Hafely,92.
Heddendon, 70. Ifly, 3. Iflip, 162. Kidlington, 76*
Milton, 105. Newbottle, 13. Noke, 63. Northmore,
58. Radley, 135. Rowfham, 3. Solderne, 7. So-
merton, 116. Stanlake, 59. Staunton Hancourt, 51.
Stean, 16. Tackly, 37. Tetfworth, 115. Thenford,
24. Wallingford, 125. Wolvercott, 29. Woodftock,
167. Yarington, 72.
6366.
A Quarto, containing " ACatalogue of Books & Treaties
rehting chiefly to the political affairs of France*
wherein are many Cafes in the Civil & the Canon Law,
concerning the regal & ecclefiaftical power; the Li-
berties of the Church againft the Ufurpations & Pre-
tenfions of the Church of Rome: Alfo Cafes of Cen-
furcs, deprivations of Bifhops, & other ecclefiaftical
perfons, & the Cenfures of feveral Books (many of
the modern Cafuifts) being the principal Treatifes
written by the moft learned of theJanfenifts & their
Antagoniits during the long Contefts between them;
& like wife the points controverted & the debates
about them, & the account of their Condemnation :
Which Books were the ColleSbn of Monfr. de Mole,
premier Prefident du Parliament de Paris, when his
books were there expofed to iale." Bound with
4654.
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6367.
A Quarto written in Spanifh, with the following title,
66 Hiitoria ecclefiaftica del fcifma de Inglaterra, em le
qtial fe trata las cozas mas notables que hanfucedido en
aquel reino, tocantes a nueftr-a fan&a religion, defde due
comenqo hafta la muerte de la reina de Efcocia. Kc-
cogida de diverfos autores, e graves, por el Padre Pedro
de Ribadeneira de la compania deJezus." Neatly &
clofcly written on paper.
6368.
A Quarto with this title, " aTreatife touching the right,
title & intereft of the moft excellent Princefs Mary
Queen of Scotland, & of the moft noble King James
her Graces Son, to the fucceflion of the Crown of
England-: wherein is contained as well a Genealogy
of the Competitors pretending title to the fame Crown
as a refolution of their objetlious. — Compiled k. pub-
lifhed before in Latin, & after in Englifh, by the Rt.
Re vd. Father in God John Lefley, Bifhop of Rofs,
with an Exhortation to the Englifh & Scottilh Nations
for uniting of themfelves in a true League of Amity,
Anno 1584." liound with N os 582, 41 <;S, See.
6369.
A Quarto, containing " A Difcourfe fent by Secretary
Davifon, being a Prifoner in the Tower of London,
unto Secretaire Walfingham ; containeing a fummary
reporte of that which palfed betweene her Majcfty &
him in the caufe of the Scottifh Queene, from the
figneing of the Warrant to the time of his Reftraint."
Feb. ao, 1586.
A thin book, of only 16 written pages,
6370.
A Book with this Title, " The daggering ftate of the
Scottilh Statefmen, viz. Chancellors, Secretaries,
< Treafurers & their Deputies, King's Advocates, Juf-
tice Clerks, Clerks of Regiflers, Keepers of privy
Seal, Comptrollers & Admirals, from the year of
Chrift 1550, to the year 1650. alledged, collected, &
obferved by Scott of Scotftarvet." Contains
84 pages, neatly written.
6 37i-
<c The Diariey of Robert Birrell, Burgefs of Edinburgh,
containing diverfe paflages of State, & other memora-
ble Accidents from the 1532 Zeirof our Redemption,
till the beginning of the Zeir 1605." 151 pngc>, well
written.
63729
A Quarto, containing, " Some Notes of the Dowries
granted to the Queens of Scotland ; & of fome Char-
ters granted to the King's Sons. Likcwife a Note of
the Charters & Infefments granted by the Kings,
James 1. 11. 111. iv. & v. as Princes of Scotland, of
Lands holder, of the Prince. " The heads of the Con-
tents noted in the margin.
6 373-
A Quarto, with this title, " the Manner of Donnald
Lord Rey & David Ramfey Efq. theire coming to,
& Carriage at trial, on Monday Nov. 28, 163 1 , be-
fore Robert E. of Lindfey Lord High Conftable, Tho-
mas E. of Arundel, & Surry Earl Marfhal, Philip E.
of Pembroke & Montgomery Lord Chamberlain, Ed-
ward E. of Dorfet, James E. of Carliile, E. of Mul-
grave, E. of Morton, Vifc. Wentworth, Vifc. Falk-
land, Sir Henry Martinet Kt. &c. Anno y° Caroli regis
annoq; Diii 163 i. M Conains 68 leaves, with a fine
print of Cha. 1. prefixed, with this Motto, Subjice te
Rationi ft vis omnia fubjicere.
Cat.Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6.374—6381.
6 374-
A very fhort Abridgement, in Englifh, of the Scottifh
Hiftory wntien in Latin by Hector Boethius, to the
beginning of James VI. In 14. books.
A book evidently of the 1 ;th Century not the 16th,
as marked on the Cover. * XV n.
6375-
A Quarto, written by Mr. Geo. Martin, and dated St.
Andrew's, 20th Oft. 1685. (formerly in the Poflef-
fion of the Rev d Mr. Rob. Woddrow of Eaftwood,)
entitled, " Reliquiae D. Andreas, or, the Siare of the
venerable & primitial See of St. Andrew's, containing
an Account of the Rife, Advancement, Dignities,
Honours, Jurifdi&ion, Priviledges & Revolutions of
this ancient See, & of the Church-benefices of old de-
pending thereupon, & of late annexed thereto, & the
Kirks now belonging to the fame : With fome hiftori-
cal Memoirs of fome of the moft famous Prelates &
Frimates of this See." Dedicated to Arthur, Arch-
bifhop of St. Andrew's. In ten Chapters ; diftindly
written in 145 pages.
6376.
1. "The Art of Limning, cither by the Life, Land-
fcape, or Hiftories," and tirft of the ntedfary Implements
for Drawing. Dated at the end, 1664. This Trad ex-
tends to p. 109.
2. Various Receipts for gilding, and mixing particu-
lar Colours.
^ 3. " Here followeth Whlttaker's Receipts (the Var-
nifli man) which he fold to feveral Perfons in Yorke for
3 Guineys Anno 1683/' p. 130. Thcfe extend to
p. 134. Then follow other mifcellaneous Receipts, to
the end. p. 151. xvik
6 377-
A Tract of 1 8 pages, giving, " a Parallel of Robert
Earl of ElTex, and George Villiers Duke of Bucking,
ham, by way of fome Obfervations in the time of
their Eftate & Fortune."
Bound up with 968, 12S5, and three others.
6378.
A Memorial, of 10 pages, containing a Propofal of the
Means for preventing, in a great meafure, the deftruc-
tion of fo many of our Seamen in the Weft Indies, by
the Sicknefs they are liable to in that Climate. Signed
Nath. Champneys, & addrefled to Hen. Prieftman,
Efq. one of the Commiffioners of the Admiralty.
Dated from on board his Majefty's fliip Mary, 22d of
Auguft 1696, inPlym h Sound. Bound with 1841,
and fix others.
6 379-
A Book in 4 0 containing,
1. " The foundation & incorporation of Jefus Hof-
pital in Chipping Barnet, in the County of Hertford*
Apr. 28, 1679.
2. The Statutes, Orders & Ordinances for the better
government of the faid Hofpital in Chipping Barnet.
Dated 15th July 1680. Very fairly written.
6380.
A Quarto, giving the whole hiftory of the Tinworks
in Cornwall, beginning with their manner of work-
ing in the Times of the Saxons. 110 pages' clofely
written. Prefixed in a more modern hand, are 3
Stanzas entitled, " Confiderations on 88th Pf."
6381.
A book entitled, " A general Collection of all the Offices
& Fees of Ingland, in the Kinges gifte," containing
the following particulars.
4 Z 1. All
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1. " All the Offices & Fees bclonginge to his Courts
both of Juftice & Revenewes at Weitmefter.
2. All the Offices of his Majefties moft Royall Court
in his Howfhold with the Fees & Allowances too the
Officers & Minifters theare.
3. " All the Offices & Fees belonginge too his High-
nefle Townes of Warr, Caftells, Fortrefles, and Bul-
warks, within the Realme of Ingland, with the Allow-
ances too the Captaines and Souldiers havinge charge
in them.
4. " All the Offices of his Majefties Houfe, & Fees,
Parkes, Forefts & Chafes within the Realme of England,
w h the Allowances too the Keepers of them.
5. " A new Valuation of all the feverall Lyvings of
the Bifhoppricks of England, with the Tenths that eivery
of them pay to his Majeftie & likewife of the Deaneries
with theyre Tenths.
6. " A Catalogue of all the Nobility & Barronry of
. England, accordinge too theire feverall Authoretyes &
Degrees."
Alfo a Lift begun of the Noblemen created by
King James I. in whofe Time it was written. xvn.
6382.
A Quarto entitled, " A Treatife containinge the Lyfe &
manner of death of that moft holy Prclat & conftant
Martyr of Chrift, John Fiflier Bifhop of Rochefter, &
Cardinall of the holy Church of Rome." Contains
1 1 8 leaves. Written probably in the Time of Queen
Mary. xvi.
A f Quarto, containing,
x. Sentences & Note* gathered out of Heywood's
Book called Hen. iv. 1 .
2. Notes gathered out of Sir Edwin Sandes on the
religions in the Weftern Parts. 10.
3. Miscellaneous Poems, colle&ed by Mr. J. Holies,
as appears at p. 32 and 72. This Collection is feparately
paged from 1 to 1 08, and has an alphabetical Index of
its own fubjoined, in the fame hand. Some few of the
Articles do not elfewhere occur. At p. 79 to 89, are
fome metrical Pfalms and other Verfes faid to be " by my
Lord" but what Lord does not appear. 25.
4. An Abftratt of Proceedings in Parliament from
Monday 23 of Feb. 162-J. to Wednefday 19th of May.
Thus fuperfcribed by the Writer.
" Notes taken of the Parlement firft appointed the
1 2th of Febr. 1623. but putt of w* fowle wether to
Munday following the 6 th & then w th y e Duke of Rich-
mond's fudden Death, being Lo. Steward, unto Thurf-
day the 1 9th when hie Ma ty made his Speeche to both
houfes, then adiourned unto Saterday y* 21 at 2 of y*
Clock w ch day we prefented Sr. Tho. Grew y* Speaker
to his Ma ty & on Munday following the 23 we began
tofitt."
They are evidently therefore Memoranda taken by
a Member prefent in the Houfe of Commons.
This book is bound with N°* 1840, 4162, and
7361.
6384.
A Quarto, containing the Statutes of Right to be obfer-
ved at Durance in the Weft Indies. Subjoined is "An
Abftraft of the Royal Law." Bound with 1841,
6393, and others.
6385.
A fmall Trad with this Title;
" Remarks on Mr. John AfgilPs Book, dated at
Lincoln's Inn in Sep. 1696. containing feveral Afleitians
in order to create another Species of Money than Gold
& Silver." Only 8 leaves. Bound with 4140, 5*231,
Num. 6386 — 6389.
6386.
A Quarto, containing Swift's Propofal to Lord Oxford,
for corre&ing, enlarging & ascertaining the Englifli
Language. Not figned nor addrefled. Probably an
early Tranfcript. Bound with N° 490.
6387.
A Quarto, containing various Notes relating to En-
glifti Hiftory & Antiquities. At the beginning there is
a Lift of the Mayors of Doncnfter fince the year
1493 to 1641, & intcrfper fed throughout the Book ,
there is mention of feveral things relating to the City
& Minfter of York, Beverley, &c. Towards the end
there is fome account of Roman & Englifli Coins.
Collected by a Perfon whofe name was Chr. Hil-
diard, (See f. 19, 24. b. and the end of the Book) con-
taining 43 leaves. At fol. 12. b. is an Inscription dated
1 1 97* 1 he book appears to have been written about
1664. Bound with N ot 397, 513, & 6403.
6388.
A fmall Quarto, bought Dec. 1 7, 1 690, by Mr. Hum-
frey Wanley, giving an Account of the Charter of the
City of Coventry, the Common Grounds & other
Privileges belonging thereto, together with a Lift of
the Mayors from the year 1348, temp. Edw. m. till
the Revolution.
The ColleSor's Name fcems to have been Miles
Flint, who gives the following account of his Authorities :
" This book was taken out of Manufcripts. Thp one
written by Mr. Chriftofer Owen, Mayor of this Citty,
which contains the Charter of Walter de Coventre, con-
cerningy* Comons, &c. to Godfrey Leg, Mayor 1637.
The other beginning at the 36 Mayor oT this Citty &
continued by feveral hands, & lately by Edmund
Palmer, late of this Citty, Counfellor, till Mr. Yardly
late Mayor 1689, 1690; & another written by Mr.
Bedford, & colle&ed out out of divers others & con-
tinued to Mr. Septimius Bott ; and two other collefted
by Tho. Potter, & continued to Mr. Robert Beake, &
another written by Mr. Francis Bafiiett, to the firft year
of Mr. Jelliff's Majoralty ; & another written by Mr.
Abraham Afhley & continued to Mr, Sep* Bott ; Sc
another written by Mr. Abraham Boune, & Humfrey
Wightwick 1607."
it is bound with N° 9 6402, 6466, & 6863.
6389.
A thin Quarto, containing a mixture of printed & writ-
ten Articles.
1. A Traft, printed in 1697 entitled, " An argument
fhewing that a (landing Army is inconfiftent with a free
Government, & abfolutely deftru&ive to the Conftitution
of the Englifli Monarchy." 30 pages, followed by a
fecond part of 27 pp. Between the two parts, is written,
a humourous Song on dancing, faid to be " by the Au-
thor of the Chara&er of a dancyng Schoole," and an
Anfwer to a comical Love Letter, which appears at
p 8 1. of the written part.
2. " The tenth Satyr of Juvenal done into Englilh
Verfe. By J. H. Efq." printed at London. With an
Epiftle dedicatory, to the Vicar of T in B (hire,
without a Date, but fubfequent to Dryden's TYanf-
lation.
3. <c Sir Charles Sidlye's (fie) Speech in Parliament,
on the Bill for difbanding the Army, Anno 1699." m
MS. p. i. of the written part, which is paged from this
place. Followed by a few Extra&s from Bi(hop Hop*
kins.
4. " The true Copy of Mr. Price his Speech 1698,
made in Parliament on his Ma tiM Graunt of the Princi-
palhyes of Wales to a Favourite." 7.
5. Poems on various Subje&s, p. 28. to the end, p. 9 1.
Interfperfed with Articles in profe, which are here fepa-
rately enumerated.
6. « Sir
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
Num. 6389 — 6393.
6. " Sir Henery Furnefs's Cafe againft Mr. John Shirt.
The declaration tranflated inco Englilh." 48.
7. " Sir Charles Sidley's Speech in thelioufe of Com-
mons, made on the Bill for raifeing Monnyes for the
Civill Lifts in the firfl of the Reigne of W m y c 3 d ." 64.
8. " A full & true Account of awonderfull Prodigy
that happened lately att y e late K. James's Pallace att St.
German's on the 2d of June 1699." 77.
y. " A joculary Love Letter to his commicall Miftrefs.''
8 1 .
The artfwer to this Letter is written after p. 30. of
the firfl printed Tract. xvn.
63CO.
The Memorial of Thomas Lord Fairfax, prepared for
the Prefs by Dr. Brian Fairfax, Uncle to Lord Fair-
fax, in 1690.
Prefixed "are two Letters from Dr. B. Fairfax. The
former to a perion unknown, defiring him to hinder the
printing of any thing under that name, till he, who had
the Original, & only true one, fhould be made acquainted
with it. This is dated, 4< At my Houfe nere the Abby
of Weftminfter, Feb. 2, 169I."
. The other is addrefled to Lord Fairfax, llating that
this MS. of his noble Predeceflbr is now printed from
the Original written is his own hand, & left in his
L»'' Study at Denton. This is fubferibed, " Yourmoft
affe&ionate Uncle and humble Servam, Brian Fairfax,"
and dated " Apr. 22, 1699." This Letter occupies four
lar^e pages, & contains many particulars of the Author's
Character.
The general title then follows, which is this, " A
(hort Memoriall of the A&ions of Thomas Lord Fairfax
in the late Civil Warrs, written by himfelf."
The Articles which follow are thefe :
1. "A fliort Memoriall of the Northern Anions in
which I was engaged dureing the Warr there, from the
years 164.2 to the" year e 1644." 71 pages. Signed T.
Fairfax, fubfigned B.F. 1672.
2. " Short Memorialls of fome things to bee cleared
dureing my Command in the Army." 31 pages.
3. " Thomas Lord Fairfax his Epitaph made by the
Duke of Buckingham/'
4. A lift of the Compofitions of Thomas Lord Fair-
fax which are ten in number ; namely, I. Theprefent
memorials. 2. The Abridgement of War. 3. A trans-
lation of Vegetius. 4. The Pfalms & fome other parts
of Scripture paraphrafed, which he called, " The re-
creations of his Solitude." 5. Hiftory of the Church,
from the time of our Saviour to the Reformation, in a
large Fclio. 6. A Syftem of Divinity, by way of Quef-
tion & Anfwer. 7. Murcurius Trifmegiftus, with a Com-
mentary,' tranflated from the French. 8. Hiftory of
Barlaam & Jofaphat King of India. 9. The Kniglits of
Eternity. 1 o. Fairfax's Genealogy. At the bottom is
written, " The Originall Manufcripts are preferved in
my Lord ff his Study at Denton."
6391.
A Quarto, containing 4t a Relation of Prince Henry's
noble & virtuous difpofition, & of fundry his witty
& pleafant Speeches, drafted to the Right Honoura-
ble the Lord Lumley & his Lady." Neatly written,
8 leaves.
6 39 2 -
An Odlavo, giving a very compendious account of the
Kings of England, &'the mod remarkable Occur-
rences in the Kingdom, both before & fince the Con-
queft, down towards the end of the Reign of King
Charles n. in whole time it was written, about the
year 1676.
6 393-
A Quarto, containing, " Remarks upon the Aft Nono
Annse R. for ere&ing a Corporation for carrying on
Num. 6393 — 6399.
a Trade to the South Seas, with regard to the Defigns
of the A& & the Form of it, as it lies open to feveral
Obje&ions fit to be removed ; with fome Obfervations
on the exhorbitant Grants & Powers given or intended
to this new Company, & the Confequences of them;
& fome Hints on the Provifions by the A& intended
for the Creditors of the Publick." 28 pages. Bound
with 1 S4 » , and feveral more.
6394-
A Quarto, containing,
1. The Commiffion under the great Seal of July 30th,
1670, conftituting the King's Council for foreign Plan-
tations. 1.
2. Inftruflions to the faid Council under the King's
Signet & Sign Manual of the fame date. 12.
3. Additional Inftru&ions to them of Aug. ift fol-
lowing. 27.
4. A Grant from the King of Allowances to the
faid Council, under the great Seal, bearing date Jan. n,
1670.
5. An additional Commiffion of divers Members to
the faid Council, under the King's Sed, of Apr. 4,
1671.
48 pages, finely written, with the Royal Arms on
the Cover.
&395-
An Oftavo, containing 606 Jefts & curious Stories, care-
fully numbered; with a few, in a different hand, that
are not numbered. To the former there is a complete
Index, afligning in each Inftance the Perfon from
whom the Colle&or received the tale, and as he men-
tions moft of his near relations by name, it would not
be difficult, were it wifhed, to afcertain who he was.
After the Index are two or three Epitaphs. The
Colleftion feeiro to have been made in the reiga
of Charles 11.
At N° 496. the Author mentions his Uncle Mr.
Roger L'Eftrange.
6396.
An O&avo Volume of Mifcellanies.
1. A Colle&ionof Poems. 1 — 29*
At fol. 2. is a confiderable part of Barnaby's Itine-
rary. The Latin only.
2. A Catalogue of a fmall Colleftion of Books.
29. b.
3. An Account of fome of the Heathen Goddeffes,
unfinifhed. 64—67.
The reft is blank.
6397-
An Oftavo, containing a Copy of the Letters of Michael
Sendigovius or, J.J.D G. commonly called Cofrao-
polita, Fellow of the new Society of the hidden Philo-
fophy. The Letters are 55 in number, dated Bruffels
1646 & 1647. Subjoined is, " The Seal or Hiero-
glyphic of the Society of the unknown Philofophers;"
and fome additions to the Letters. The Subjeft is the
Philofopher's Stone. 237 pages.
6398.
A Book in 12 0 written upon Vellum, entitled, "The
Book of Marchalfi, ,> wherein Remedies are prefcribed
for the Cure of diftempers in Horfes, together with
direOions for choofing a good Horfe, & the manage-
ment of him. Probably of the 15th or early m the
1 6th Century. xv '
6 399-
A fmall oftavo, intiried, « Statuta Collegu Medkorum
Londinenfium." 22 Chapters. Subjoined is, CaU-
logusBa^othec^NobU. V.D.Joan Groenevec Dott.
Med. Praftici Londinenfis, 1683." A Q ua rto,
Digitized by
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Catalogiis Librorum MSS;
Num. 640c — -&403.
6400.
A Ouarto, bound with N 3S 552 & 560, & containing a
Life of Dr. W" Bedell, Bifhop of Kilmore. Who
the Author was does not appear ; but he fays that he
was intimately conne&ed with the Biftiop, u in the
iear of his Life, from 36 to the Captivity of the Land
In 41. " He fays alfo, Cfc I (hall endeavour to declare &
inake knowne, what I have heard of him by thofe I
had good reafon to beleeve, what I heard from him-
felf, & what I myfelf obferved in tny abode with him
all that fpace/' It includes fome Letters & Documents
not produced in Burnett's Life of the Bifhop ; & ex-
tends to 175 pages dofely written, in rather a fmall
hand* ^ % " xvii.
64OI.
A Quarto of 64 leaves, or 128 pages, clofely written,
with this remarkable Title : " Certayne Obfervacons
upon a Libell publifhed this prefent yeareof 1592,
intituled, A declaration of the true Caulescf the great
Troubles prefuppofed to be intended againlt the
Realme of England."
This libel the Author fays, (f. 5. b.) " hath a fem-
blance as if it w r ere only bent againft the doinge of her
Ma tie3 auncient and worthy Councilor the Lord Burleigh
— But it is more then evident by the parts of the fame
booke that the Author's malice was to her Ma r,c & her
government.'' tfvi.
It is bound wkh N os 1S8, 519. & others.
64O2.
Colle&ions by Mr*. H. Wanley, containing the following
particulars.
1. A part thus fuperfcribed, iC Colleftions out of Sr.
W* Dugdale's Antiquities of Warwickfhire, borrowed
of Major Robert Beake, May 24, 1690." With a Table
prefixed explaining Abbreviations. 1 — 34.
2. Memorandum refpe&ing a MS. Laitin Bible 400
years old, poffefled by Mr. Wanley. 43.*
3. " Colledtions out of Bp. Burnett's Letters, printed
at Rotterdam 1688/' 44 — 47-
At the other end of the book, inverted :
4. cc Colle&ionsout of the Life of Nicholaus, Claudius,
Tabricius, Senator of Aix, and Lord of Peirefc, written
oy Petrus Gaflendus, & tranflated into Englifti by W.
Rand, M.D. printed at London 1657-" 1 — 9'
5. " An Expoficon & Tranflacon into Englifh, of the
Charter & Indenture called the Charter-parfie made be-
tween the Ladylfabel Queeneof England, & the Major
& Cominaltie of Coventrey of th'one partie ; & the Prior
& Covent of Coventre of th'other partie." 10.
6. A Survey of the Bounds & Meares which divide the
Liberty & County of Coventry from the County of War-
wick, taken Sep. 26th 1581. 16.
7. The Oath of the Mayors of Coven try. With In-
ftruttions fubjoined: and an imperfect Copy of the
Bounds & Meares, crofted out. 36.
Bound with N os 6388 & two more.
6403.
A Quarto, (bound with ^397, 513, & 6387.) con-
taining a Conference between a Gentleman, a Fellow
of the Univerfity, & a Lawyer who was a moderate
Roman Catholic : This was held in the Time of
Queen Eliz. & proceeded upon the following To-
pics :
1. Concerning the public Juftice done in England
upon divers Priefls & other Papifts forTreafon* 1.
2. Concerning the Queen's Match with the D. of
Anjou. 1 1 .
3. Concerning the Earl of Effex, & of the E. of Lei-
cefter at large. 13.
4. Concerning the Death of Sir Nich. Throgmorton
& Lady Lenox* - ^ • - 17.
Num. 6403 — : 6j c i^..
5. Concerning the Controverfy between the twoHoufcs
of York & Lancafter. It is dedicated " To Mr. G. M.
in Gracious Streate in London." There are 54 leaves,
but fomething more is wanting. 42.
6404.
[6404. Oflavo.7
This and 1 4 fucceeding Numbers contain Colle&ions o£
John Le Neve Efq. author of the " Fafti Ecclefia An-
glicanae, Monumenta Anglicana, &c." The Contents
will be feparately fpecified. The prefent Number con-
tains an Obituary, from 1658 to 1680, but very in-
complete.
64O5.
This is intitfed, u An Index to the Obituary." It begins
at 1700 and is continued to 1716. A large part of the
Book is blank.
6406*
Marked thus, ct 1600. Vol. 4. Index of Perfons whofe
Infcriptions are recited in this Volume." In the firft
leaf is this Memorandum, " I ree'd the firft Proof of
this Vol. beginning A° 1600 Feb. 21, 1718— 9 J. L."
At the other end of the Book are,
" A Lift of the Perfons or Libraries to whom I am
obliged for the Materials of this Volume; atfo^ Index
of Churches mentioned in the fame Volume."
64 ° 7 -
" A^ Colle&ion of Monumental Infcriptions upon Arch-
biftiops & Bifhops of England & Wales wherever
buried. Part 1. Colle&ed by John Le Neve Gent,
begun June 20, 1715."
Contains Canterbury, St. Afaph, Bangor, Briftol,
Chichefter. See 64 14.
6408.
" An Index to my Colle&ion of monumental Infcrip-
tions, digefted into Annals, beginning at the year
1 50 1. I begun this Colleftion on Tuefday March 2o %
It extends to 1529.
6409.
Lifts of Cambridge & Oxford Bifhops, "under their re-
fpe&ive Colleges.
641O.
1. " Errata of the Prefs." In the fuccefTion of Digni-
taries. ri
2. A Lift of all the Dignitaries in England & Wales
1715.
3. A Catalogue of the printed Books occafionally
quoted throughout the Fafti Ecclefise Anglican*.
4. An account of Subfcriptions for which the firft
payment had been received.
641 r.
Index of Names in the Fafti, with the pages ; from A.
to M.
6412.
" A Commentary of the Prelates of Ireland, from the
firft Converlion of the Irifh Nation to the Chriftian
Fakh, down to our times. Begun by Sr. James Ware,
Knight. Continued by John Le Neve, Gent. July
.23,1715. Part 2."
6413.
The remainder of the Index in N° 641 1.
6414.
The Continuation of 6407. Marked Part 2. Concludes
Chichefter & contains Ely & Exeter.
12 A Book
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianje.
3 6 5
Num. 6415 — 6427*
6 4*5-
A Book prepared for an Obituary, from 1584 to 1613,
but almoft entirely blank. '
6416.
Part 3. following 6407, and 6414 : contains Exeter,
Gloucefter, Hereford, Lichfield.
6417.
Chronological Lifts of Dignitaries. The greater part of
the book blank.
6418.
Thus marked, " An Index to my fecond Volume of Mo-
numental Infcriptions. Beginning witl^the Year 16c©,
ending with the Year 1679. Put toPrefs, O&. 22!
1717." From A. to Ty.
6419 6422.
An Oaavo entitled, " Remembrances for Order & De-
cency, to be kept in the upper Houfe of Parliament
by the Lords, when his Majefty is not there, leaving
the Solemnity belonging to his Majefty's coming to be
marfhalled by thofe Lords to whom it more properly
appertains/' N.B. Thefe are 4 Copies, writ-
ten by different Perfons, the firft concluding the 7th
May 1712 j the 2d, 29 Feb. 1731; the 3d, 12 Nov.
1685; the 4th, 27 Jan. 17 10. Evidently official books,
written for the Ufe of the Lords.
6423.
A printed Book in 8 9 interleaved, with a large number
of Additions, entitled, " Remembrances ot Methods,
Orders & Proceedings heretofore ufed & obferved in
the Houfe of Lords, extracted out of the Journals of
that Houfe, by Hen. Scobell Efq. Cler. Pari. & John
Walker fen. Deput. to J. Brown, Cler. Pari. Lond.
1689." The two latter Names written.
6424.
Extra&s from the Journals of the Houfe of Lords
for the years 1640, 1641. — Towards the end there
are inferted,
1 . Notes from Matth. Paris and others, concerning
the Privileges of the Bifhops in Parliament.
2. An Anfwer to a Branch of the^cottifh Demands
with refpeft to the conformity of Church Government
in both Kingdoms.
3. The Order of the Coronation of the King.
4. Notes concerning the Privileges of the Clergy.
c. Notes of Mr. Grimfton's Arguments concerning
Bimops, & the Anfwer of Selden.
64.25.
A thin oftavo, containing the Eftabli/hment of all the
Guards, Garrifons, &Land Forces in the Kingdom of
England, A. D. 1679 & 1680, in the reign of K.
Cha. it. With all the Payments, by the day, & by
the year.
6426.
A thin ofltavo, containing the Eftablifliment or Lift con-
cerning all Payments to be made for civil Affairs in
Ireland, in the 3d year of the reign of Queen Anne.
Taken from a figned and attefted Copy.
6427.
A fmall o&avo, containing the Journal of a Gentleman's
Travels through Germany, Holland & the Low Coun-
tries.— There is added a Journal of Health as it had
happened to himfelf, & the reft of his Family from
his Grandfather. At the other end, a lift of Books
bought at various places, with the prices. Bound with
6446.
Cat. Ha rl. Vol. III.
•Num. 6428 644$.
6428.
A fmall odavo, containing a Tranfcript of DoomefdaV
Book as far as relates to Chefhire : with a few Re-
marks fubjoined.
6429.
A fmall Oaavo, with this Title ; « A brief Collection
of the chiefeft Points of the Life of M. Pierre de la
Place, Counfellor to the French King, & chief Prefi-
dent to his Court of Aides at Paris, fet forth by P. de
H urnace. Subjoined is this Note, « This is prefixed to
a Book written by M. de la Place, intitled, « The ex-
cellency of a Chriftian Man, & the way to know him,"
pubhlhedinEnglifh, A.D. 1576, in fmall Twelves or
rather Oaavo, about 140 pages." Bound with N"
0020.
643O.
A fmall Odavo, containing familiar Letters of Mr.Nath.
Wanley to feveral of his Friends : and from p. c 7 . of
Mr. Humphrey Wanley ; chiefly on learned iubjete.
9i pages ; with fome Chafms, as after p.58 & p. 80.
643
A fmall Oftavo, entitled, " The hiftory of deceitful Pfo-
mifes fince thePyrenean Peace. A Cologne chez Louis
ClouNeuf 1684.- Written in the fame hand with
Mars Cbrlftianiffimus at N° 6630.
6 43.2— 6443.
Two oftavo Volumes ; containing twelve fmall Trafts,
now bound together, relating to Conveyances & Grants
of the Eftate of theE. of Morton, as likewife Sir
Archibald, &c. Douglas.
6444,
A fmall Odavo, containing the Defcription of Rome,
compofed by Mr. Francis Verndn. In a Letter from
him to his Mother, dated Rome, March 26, 1667.
Contains 33 pages.
6 445-
A fmall oftavo, containing Notes taken by Sir John Bo-
roughs at Committees of the Houfe of Commons,
A.D. 1625, in Feb. and March. 40 leaves bound
with N° 5047, a large Oaavo.
6446.
A fmall Oaavo, containing an Account of the military
Occurrences in Portugal in the Spring Campaign 1667
addreffed to J. Barker, Efq. by Samuel Chadwick!
Bound with ^6427.
64474
A fmall Oftavo, containing,
1 . The Proceedings which happened touching the di-
vorce between the Lady Frances Howard & the Earl of
Eflex.
2. The Proceedings againft Richard Wefton, at hi*
Arraignment at Guildhall, the 19th of Nov. 1615.
3. The Arraignment of Ann Turner, Widow, at the
Bar of the King's Bench, 7 Nov. 1617.
4. The Proceedings againft Sir Jervis Heluafh, Lieute-
nant of the Tower, at Guildhall, 16 Nov. 1615.
5. The Proceedings againft James Francklyn at his
Arraignment at the King's Bench, 27 Nov. 161 5.
6. The Proceedings againft Sir Tha Monfon at Guild-
hall, 4 Dec. 161 5.
N.B. The five laft Articles all relate to the poifonine
SirTho.Overbury. *
6448.
A fmall oaavo, with this Title, " A new difcovery of
the Angular Jurifdiaion of the high Court of Starre-
5 A chamber,
Digitized by
3 66
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6449 — 6453*
chamber, & of all Matters appertaining thereunto >
the eminent Judges of the Court, & the Officers
thereof/'
" The fecond part conteyning the whole generall
proceedings of the fame Court both by Bill & Infor-
macon, and by Ore tenus, with the Sentence & Decree of
the Courte. And much other memorable Matter touch-
ing the Promifes. An 0 1636/' Contains 1 1 1 pages.
644Q.
Libellus in 1 2* chartaceus, cui titulus, " Officia SanQo-
rum." Continet paginas 71. Exfcriptus ut videtur ex
opere alio antiquiore.
6450.
A fmall 8° containing an Account of all k Angular the
Lands & Tenements belonging to the Parifli of St.
Giles without Cripplegate London, for the colle&ing
the Rents & Profits thereunto belonging, A.D. 1680.
In the firft leaf is this Infcription, " June 14th 1686.
This book was perfe&ed the day & year© above-written,
by Mr. Thomas Linford's pockett booke, from which
Mr. Nathan Green's booke was made & finiflied the
2 2d day of the Month & Year abovefaid."
6451.
A fmall Oftavo containing,
1. " A fhort Vie we of King Henry the thirds his
Reygne." 1.
2. A< The Mappe or Politique Surveye of a King-
dome " 21.
This concludes with the following Latin fentence,
" Atque haec funt ea quae de Regnorum et Rerum pub-
licarum ftatu contemplate et cenfura habui ; quae fi
bona fint ben& ; funt amoris et officii in te nff pignora
et fimbola, fin autem ingrata, afpera, at injucunda (quod
pro animi tui candore nihil vereor)
Da veniam ignoto, non difplicuifie meretur
Conatur ftudiis qui placuiffe tibi."
To whom this is addrefled does not appear, & the
concluding words are not written as verfes.
3. A general Treatife of Geography, f. 29. or 1 of a
new feries, which extends alfo to 29.
The whole neatly and clofely written. In the firft
leaf, " Georgius Dux Buckingamiac," in a hand not
diflimilar to the larger writing within the book: but
whether the Duke was the writer, or only the poffeffor,
does not with certainty appear.
6452.
In 1 6°, Goldfmith's Almanack for the year 1679, inter-
leaved with various Notes & hiftorical Occurrences at
that time. At the end the name of Th«. Gibbes,
6 +53-
[ 6 453— 6 4<5i. Quarto.1
A paper Book, containing various Colle&ions, chiefly
relating to Alchemy.
1. " The worke of the Lord Bernard, Erie of the
Marchis of Trevifan." In four parts, p. 1.
2. " The worke of an unknowen Author, havinge
no name to yt but Jefus.'' 39.
3. " The worke of an other namles Author, by
way of a Dialoge." p. 47. with a fragment from an-
other. 56.
4. Verfes by feveral authors on fimilar fubjefts. 57.
5. Receipts from Raymond, Ripley, &c. 76.
6. Another alchemical Trad, illuftrated by drawings.
In twelve chapters,* p. 1. of a new feries.
7. c< Merinus et Merlinus pater et filius," a dialogue
in Englifh verfe. 29.
8. " Here beginythe a compendioufe abftraft of Al-
kymy, drawne out of laten, by a true ground on what
wife ye fhall worke w th out error to y e true conclufion of
a pfeft Elyxyr bothe for y e whyte & for the redd." 4%:
Num. 6453— ^6460*
9 k ic Here beginneth a dialoge betwixt the fcoler and
the matter." # 53*
10. A collection of receipts for various purpofes. 1*
11. <c A fragment of Tollelanus his Rofary " 22.
" Ringelberge of Anwarpe his treatife of a Sphere,
tranflated & augmented for the ufe of Ingliftie Mathe-
maticians," 84 pages. Bound with 4 1 4 1 , 5 1 99, &c.
6455. ,
A Quarto, containing feveral Treatifes in Italian, printed
& in Manufcript.
1 . Ragionamento della poefia di M. Bernardo TafTo*
Printed, 1562. Venezia.
2. In MS. La fettima parte delle Rime di M.Diomede
Borghefi gentilhuotno Senefe e Academico intronato, alia
Sig. Marchda di Caftiglione," dated in Perugia 1572,
with an alphabetical table.
3. MS. In ottava Rima, an Italian poem on Silk-
worms, in two books. A free but imperfeft tranflation
of Vida's Poem de Bombyce. The fecond book unfi-
niflied.
4. Stanza del Jtf. Bernardino fufcano, fovra la Bel-
lezza di Napoli, with a dedication to Joan Francefco
Alois da Napoli. Printed at Rome in 1531.
6456.
Libellus chartaceus, nomen gerens Petri Warbutton, in
quo habentur ;
1. Annotationes ex Ariftotele etadiis colle&ae praecipue
ad Logicam & Metaphyficam fpe&antes, Quaeftioncs dia-
le&icae, &c.
2. Libro inverfo, Explications in phyficorum libros,
et quaeftiones philofophicae. Compa&us cum num° 6554.
Signatur nota anni 1604.
6457-
In 4 s . Tra&atus de Logica. Compa&us cum num" 6556
& 6886.
6458.
Syllabus authorum Linguae Latins, a Graevio compofitus
& a Gronovio emendatus. Continet au&ores 101 in
clafles chronologicas diftinftos j cum notitia Editionum
optimarum.
Libellus chartaceus, cui citulus, " Mufseum Potteriano-
Romanum, five Imperatorum Romanorum Numif-
mata Camoloduni antiquorum reperta." Compa&us
cum numeris 4140, 5231, et aliis.
6460.
In 4'. Orationes habitae in aula Collegii Magdalen*
fis, viz.
1. An Logica fit neceffaria ad reliquas artes. 1.
2. In laudem Gulielmi Wainfleti fundatoris. 3.
3. In laudem Principis pracfentis. 4. b.
4. In laudem Venationis. 7.
5. In Goureum. 8.
6. In Gourei Confplrationem, verfus Iambici. 9. b.
7. In Quaeftionem, an opus & ufus auferehdi cafum
exigunt. 1 o.
8. Fortius reip. propugnaculum artes quam arma.
12. b.
9. Multa agitanti procedit nihil. 1 5.
10. Re&e Cato, ne Caefaris imperio fubderetur, fc
interemit? 18.
1 1. In laudem Gualteri Coll. Merton. conditoris. 20.
1 2. Patri plufquam patriae debeo. 24.
13. A difcourfe in Englifh, concerning the blefTed
Sacrament. 26.
14. At the end of the Book, a few Dire&ions for
feveTal Sorts of Baits to n(h with, a form of a petition,
& of a bond.
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6461.
A Quarto, containing various matters; •
1. An Alphabet of the different Languages fpoken
throughout thr World. 1*
2. The Nations where Chriftianity is profeffed : a
ten-fold divifion. 9.
3. The Places where different Languages are, fpoken.
10. b.
4. The Divifion of Lands after the Flood. 12.
5. The original & variation of the Names of divers
Countries. *3«b.
6. Mr. Dodfworth's MSS. 15.
7. Feodarium ducatus Laricaftriae; 16.
8. The Meers of Maunton, feodse variad, &c. 29. b.
9. Notes concerning the Poftage of Letters. The
inverted way of the leaf. 36.
10. Diverfityof Characters that are or have been in
ufe in mod regions of the World. 37.
11. Various Alphabets reduced into their refpedive
Clafles. 40- b.
12. The Names of the Authors, where they are all
to be found. 41.
13. Index of Nations whofe Languages, &c. are there
tooted. 43- b-
141 The Names of the Alphabetical Letters belonging
to the mod known Languages. 44. b.
Here begins a new Series of Foliation :
15. Notae de diebus criticis. 1 .
16. Variarum Linguarum Alphabetorum exemplaria.
4-
1 7. The Hundreds & Villages, &c. out of which Lands
were given to the Abbey of Cockerfam, f. 10. continued
£• 14. b. to 20.
18. Mufical Notes & Memorandums. ia. b.
19. Defcent of Rob. de Boffu, & Simon de Mont-
fert* 21.
20. Inquifitiones faftae per totam Angliam ti & 13
Joh. R. 25. b.
21. Cantaria in Capella de Brunley. 26. b.
22. Extra&a ex lib. Domefday xx W* Cdnqueftoris
de Com* Stafford. 27* b.
23. The bufinefe of a Herald in his Vifitation. 28, b.
24. Ancient Grants of Lands. 30.
25 Defcent of Queen Elizabeth. 33. b.
26. Notes of ancient Grants, with references to rolls,
&c. 38. b.
27. Artis Medicae Elementa, fie fuperfcripta, " Vade
mecum, feu, fine quo effe nolo." 70.
6+62.
An O&avo fairly written, entitled, u Compendium Grac-
es Grammaticae in ufum puerorum in fchola regia
Weftmonafterii." It is the profe Compendium, now
piinted with the Metrical Weftminfter Grammar.
6463.
A Quarto in Englifli, containing a few Fragments of
Valerius Terminus, of the interpretation of nature,
with the annotations of Hermes Stella. 73 pages.
Bound with 6454 & others.
6464.
Libellus in 4 # , cui titulus, <f Oratio ad excitandos con-
tra Galliam Britannos, incerto auttore." Pertinere
videtur ad tempora Henrici oftavi, poft annum 1513.
Libellus eft chartaceus, compa&us cum numeris 6378,
6465, et multis aliis j fcriptura non vetufta. Paginas
habet 18.
. 6465.
A Quarto, bound with the preceding, with this Title,
4< Mylitarye Direccons, or the arte of Traineinge,
playnelye demonftratinge howe Soildiers oughte to be-
have themfelves. Beinge neceflarye and profitable
14
Num. 6465-^-6467.
for tfie muche ignorante and unexperte youthe, and
trained Soildiers of the Kingedome/' Dedicated by
G.D.to " the RighteHonorable WilliamEarle of New-
caftle, Vicoiinte Mansfield, Lorde Livetenante of his
Ma ts Horfe & Foote Forces within the Countie of No-
tingham." Contains 22 leaves, on fome of which
are diagrams bf the arrangement of troops*
6466.
A Qiiaito, written by Mr. Humphrey Wanley, A. D*
1 69 1 to 1696, containing^
1. Ektrafts out of an old MS. belonging to the Com-
pany of Tylers, and kept at St. Nicholas Hall in the
City of Coventry; 1.
2. Extracts out of Burton's defcription of Leicef-
terfhire, glofffed in feveral places by fome namelefs
Gentleman. 10.
3. Grants of Lands* copied from fome Writings of
Sir W m Boughton. 17.
4. Extra&s from the Accourit-book belonging to the
Company of Butchers. 20.
5. Medals copied from Sir Geo. Wheeler's Journey
into Greece, dated 1693 f. 25. An Explanation is. fiib-
joined frotn Wheeler, & at fol. 33. is a drawing ill pencil
of a figure, fuperfcribed Pantheon.
6. " Ordinacio fervicii & obfervaricie pro remocione
corporis Comitis Warwic, temp. Hen 6." 35.
7. Copy of Agreement with the Undertakers fo*
ereftihg the Crofs at Coventry for 187 1. 6 s. 8d. 37.
8. A Grant of Abfolution & Indulgences from Mich,
Lalkaris, in the Name of Pope Paul, to W m Berkefwelh
39-
9. Numifmata ex auro Mufaei Medicad. 40,
10* Colle&ions concerning Medals from Spon's Tra-
vels! 41.
11. Ex hiftoria Patini. 44.
1 2. Ex Joh, Oifelii Thefauh). 60.
13. Notes concerning the placing of fome Books in
a Library* 80. b.
14. The Amours of Charles of Gonzagua Duke of
Mantua, & Margaret Countefs of Rovere. 88.
15* The beginning of Mr. Wanley's Collection of
Medals, Feb. 14, 1695-6, together with a Catalogue of
his Colle£tion, 17 July 1696.
16. A rough draught of a Letter, in Englifli, and a
tranflation of it in Latin. 97.
17. Notae ex 5ymmacho, &c. de Strenis. 100.
18. Mr. Wanley's Propofals for coming at a true
Collection of Alphabets of all the different Languages.
101.
19. ColleCtanea quaedam ex veteri regiftro prioratus
S. Mariae de Coventre. 104.
20. Mr. Wanley's Opinion concerning the difpofal of
Dr. Barlow's books in the Bodleian Library.
21. A few Notes on the beginning of Genefis, in a
very different hand. iii«
This is bound with 6388, 6402, & 6863.
6467*
The Album of Paul de Lobel, dated at the beginning
A° 1605. According to the Cuftomof many foreign
Countries, every Perfon of any Note, vifiting the
Owner, writes a Compliment in his Album. Near
the beginning are Arms, probably of Lobel. — He is
defcribed as the fon of Mathias de Lobel, phyfician
to James 2, and thefe compliments were collected in
his travels.
At fol. 30, is the Writing of Jofeph Scaliger, dated
Leyden 1608 ; and many other autographs may be found
in it. At fol. 61. is a curious one figned Th.Defhayons,
at London. At fol. 89. David Hoefchelius, dated 1609.
At f. 1 1 1 . a coloured drawing of two figures. At 1 48. b#
a figure of Time flying. In all, 150 leaves, and many
more fignatures. See N° 3344-
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Num.6468 — 6473.
6468.
AnO£tevo,confiftingof Colle&ions from various Authors,
namely, Ex Scheffero de re navali.— Ex Philoftrato
de vitis fophiftarum.— Ex Fabricii Bibliotheca 7. —
Ex Swartii anale&is, 1 8, — Ex Tollii fortuitis, 24. — Ex
Nicafio de Nummo Pantheo, 88. — Out of Gregorie
on the Apocalypfe, 113. Verfes on Job 3. in Englifli,
1 18. b. In all 120 leaves, fairly written.
6469.
Another O&avo, confiding of Colle&ions made by the
fame learned Perfon, as, ex iEnigm. JEL Lael. Crifp.
a Gevartio.— Ex Philippo Rubenio elettor. lib. 2.
27. c. f. 1.— Ex Jac. Palmerii exercit. in Dionem,
f. 2. — Ex Meurfii exercitat. f. 26. — Ex Alciati parer-
gis juris, f. 30. — Ex Cellarii Geographia. — Ex Jac.
Perizonio in ^Elianum.— Catalogus MSS m . If. Cafau-
boni in Bibliotheca Bodleiana, &c. Contains 68 leaves,
6470.
A Quarto, by the fame hand, containing various Col-
lections.
1. Remarks on Hebrew rules. 1.
2. Notes from Clarendon, apparently continued from
39- b - . ....
3. Anatomical Terms & Diftin&ions, in Latin. 2.
4. Citations from Demofthenes & -ZEfchineg. 4. b.
5. Part of an Aftronomical Treatife in Latin, begin-
ning at f. 49 of its own numeration, here fol. 6. — Chiefly
on Comets, with Diagrams.
6. Praenomina Romana. 27. b.
7. Familias Romanae, ex Pighio. Ordine alphabe-
tic. 28.
8. Notes from Gemellus Travels, f. 33. From Hy-
ginus, 35. From Varro, 38. From Clarendon, 39. b.
See alfo N* 2.
9. Fragments of Notes on the New Teftament, in a
very different hand. 41,
In all 43 leaves. Bound with 41 41, & feveral
more.
.6471.
An O&avo, by the fame hand, containing Colleftions
out of fome Voyages, & Montfaucon de Palaeographia
Graeca, Van Dale, & various other Works. Con-
tains 69 leaves.
6472.
An Oftavo, written by the fame hand, containing,
1. Extracts from a Greek Grammar, dated 1692.
' 2. Extrafts from Antoninus's Itinerary.
3. A Sermon on Heb. 11.14. " They that fay thefe
things declare plainly that they feek a Country." 23
leaves.
4. Continuation of the Extra&s from Antoninus.
5. Extracts from Gale's Scriptores Britannici, on 24
leaves.
On the external leaf, at the beginning of this book
is, R. Winterton. But it appears by the enfuing number
that this was not the name of the Collector of thefe
Extra&s.
6 473-
A quarto, by the fame hand. The writer appears here,
in feveral places, to have been Obadiah Oddy. In
the firft leaf that name is written, & the initials O. O.
fubjoined to the title, " Ex Graevii Thefauro Antiqui-
tatum Romanorum excerpta." Alfo thefe Greek
verfes,
Zwn>t!Ja» otlpotToug irfofAot^o^ TiXa^wif**
BA*£ ***t*i piQvM iu\ Qxptvi iropfvfioiri,
Miyn ivtirln xgvtpoig 0f »'<ro**i paxttcn,
v Kal wtviffi f yXvcay iftuyjus Mxtrxun ytymtT."
Oddy ex Pttron.
Num. 6473—6478,
This Title then follows, on the next leaf :
" Praelfc&iones Anno Dom. 1697 & 1698'. Pinnorii
in Agro Trinobantum habitae, ab (3. O."
The Extrafts follow, on various fubjetts. De Fu-
neribus Veterum, f. i. Praeleft. in Herodotum 1 697, f.7.
Graecise limites et defcriptio, 1698, 12. b. Antiquitates
Graeciae. 14. Regnum Athenarum, 2 1 . Spartanorum,
24. Athenarum fitus et defcriptio, 25. De Civilibus
Inftitutis Athenienfium et imprimis de Legg. et Magifr
tratibus, ex variis au&oribus, 29. b. Index fcriptorum
Gracorum et Latinorum, 1698, 33. b. ad 63. DeFu-'
nere C. Helv. Pertinacis Augufti, ex Dione, 64. Ex-
tracta ex Jufto Lipfio, 1. (nova feries). Ex Martiale,
17. b. Luciano, j8. Galeno, 19 ad 27. Other Ex-
tracts, with a new feries of Numbers. From fome Latin
Gloffary, in alphabetical order, * . From Kufter's SuU
das, alfo alphabetical, 27. From Conftantine's Lexicon,
38. b. From Harris's Lexicon Technicum, 62. Puf-
fendorfV, Law of Nature, 68. b. From Harpocration,
with the Notes of Valefius, 73. From Gronovius's
Notes on the Monumentum Ancyranum, 87. The
Name of Oddy occurs again in No. 6477, and the
initials O. O. in feveral places.
6474.
By the fame hand. Excerpta from Fabretti, 1. Ejufd-
Columna Trajani, 2 1 . b. Card, de Noris, 27. b. Ex
Pagi Differt. Hypatica, 3 i.b. Excerptis Dion Pei-
refcianis, 33. b. Ex Attis Erud. 1682, 38. Ex
Ciampini, 4 1 . Anale&is Zamofcii, 42. Cluv. Germ.
Ant. 43. Illuft. Com. Mediobarbi, 44. Itinerario
Montfauc. 49. b. Gualterii Infer. 52. De Choul.
ReL Vet. Perf. 52. b. Cafaub. Exerc. in Baronium,
69. b. Gruteri magno Opere, 75. Indice Scaligeri,
98. Supplementi Reinefii, 107. b. Harduino de
Numifm. Saeculi Conftantiniani, 133. b. Ejufdem
Hift. Aug. 146. b. Palino, 175. b. et aliis nonnullis.
Folia habet omnino 183.
6475-
Another Quarto of Extra&s by the fame hand. From
Harduin de numis Herodianum, 1 . Cic. Epift. ib.
Graevii et Manutii, ib. Graevii Thefaurus, 7 to 29.
Dryden's Poems, 1. (new feries). They feem to be
chiefly Verfes, but not written in diftinft lines, to 1 2.
From DuFrefnoy, 12. b. and Lives of Painters, 14 to
20. From Gronovius's Antiq. x.(newS.)to 17. By-
zantine Hiftorians, 1 to 44. Caifaubon's Notes on
Athenaeus, 1 to 17. From Pagi 1. Reinefii Epift,
14.
6 47&-
An Octavo by the fame hand, containing,
1. Excerpta ex J. Vaillant Numifmat. Impp. Rom.
Cum pretiis numifmatum, fecundum numeros.
2. Ariftophanis Lyfiftrata Latine verfa ab O. O.
(Obad. Oddy). Verfione metrica. Cum notulis in ad-
verfa pagina.
6477.
Another O&avo by the fame hand, beginning with
fome phrafeological Obfervations, & Colledtions from
Mabillon's Itinerarium, f. 1 . VofTii Etymologicon, 1 7.
Ejufd. de Grammatica, 65. b. De Vitiis Sermonis,
94. b. ad finem 136. Oddy's Name at the be-
ginning.
6478.
Ad eadem manu, Liber in quarto foliorum 154. Ex-
hibens Epigrammata Graeca ex Anthologia colle&a,
cum verfione profaica Latina in adverfa pagina, et no-
tulis nonnullis de variis Leftionibus, &c. in mar-
ginibus.
Superfcriptum eft, " Oddy 1712/' Et titulus eft
Graecus, E7nyfa^aJ«, xa* «AA* tivx 7rot»3/A*7*«, in
SvjTi£*<; 'AdoXoyUs duixSoroc.
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Num. 6479 — 6482.
6479.
A Quarto, containing " A Defence of the Jews, & other
Eaftern Men ; wherein is proved, that many things
are falfly impofed upon the Jews, & the reft of the
Eaftern men, that never were. From the learned
Works in MS. of the late famous Dr. Rudd, colledted
& methodized by Peter Smart 1714." The chief Par-
ticulars follow :
1. The Jews falfely charged with the Worfliip of AfTes,
Swine, Vines, & the Clouds, 1 .
2. The Syrians with the Worfhip of Fifties. 7.
3. The Idol Dagon, not in the figure of a Damfel or
Siren, but of a Triton. 1 1 .
4. The Samaritans unjuftly accufed in the Matter of
the Golden Calves. 15.
5. Notes concerning the figure of the Cherubins,
6. Concerning the Opinion of the Jews burning their
Children unto Moloch. 29.
7. Fooleries & abfurd things found in ether writers as
well as the Jews. 31.
8. Concerning God's feafting the Saints with a Whale.
35-
9. Ten Miracles at the Creation of the World. 38.
10. Concerning the opinions about the end of the
World. 39.
1 1. The Number of years to the Nativity of Chrift.
44.
12. The Scoffs of the Jewsagainft Chrift. 45.
Leaves 53, befides a table of contents.
6480.
An OQavo, in the fame hand-writing, containing,
1. Compendious & eafy Rules to read & pronounce
by Accent the Hebrew Tongue, both with Points &
without, 1.
2 . Of the Hebrew Roots or primitive Words, & how
to ufe a Di&ionary. 53,
3. Grammatical Exercitations on Obadiah. 35.
4. Exercitations on the Decalogue. 94.
5. Exercitations on the 1 2th chapter of Ifaiah. 1 15.
6. Exercitations on Pfalm 34th. 127.
7. A Paradigm of the 8 Orders of Verbs. An exam-
ple of all the Conjugations, Tenfes & Moods of a Verb,
with the other parts of Speech briefly handled ; being a
Compendium of the Hebrew Grammar, ufed in the Praxis
or Exercitations compofed by the late Dr. Rudd, me-
thodifed by P. Smart, A. M.
6481.
[6481 — 6505. Quarto/]
A Quarto, containing Dr. Rudd's Treatife of the mira-
culous Defcenfions & Afcenfions of Spirits, verified
by a pra&ical examination of principles in the great
World. The fecond Part profefles to contain fome
choice Rofycrucian Chemical Medicines, wholfome
& fit to keep the Body in health & luftinefs, until the
appointed time of Death, that is when the Soul fepa-
xates from it : And then after teaches the harmony &
compofition of the human Soul ; & then conducts it
to the place from whence it came. This & the fol-
lowing volumes to 6486 are full of myftical reveries.
6482.
A Quarto, containing the Characters of the 16 Figures
of Geomancy, exprefled in the great & leffer Squares
of Tabula fan&a ; together with an explication of the
feven Tables of Enoch, which are charged with Spirits
or Genii, both good & bad of feveral Orders & Hie-
rarchies, which the wife King Solomon made ufe of.
Collected from Dr. Rudd's Papers by P. Smart, M. A.
Here are Remarks on Sylphs, Salamanders, Gnomes,
Sec.
Cat. Harl. Vojl. HI.
Num. 6483 — 6491.
6483.
A Quarto, containing all the Names, Orders, & Offices of
all the Spirits Salomon ever converfed with : the Seals
& Characters belonging to each Spirit ; & the manner
of calling them forth to vifible appearance. Some
of thefe Spirits are in Enoch's Tables defcribed in the
former Volume, but their Seals & Characters how
they may be known are omitted, which are therefore
in this book at large fet forth.
6484.
Dr. Rudd's Treatife of the Talifmanical Sculpture of
the Perfians ; or the Manner of making Figures or
Images under certain Conftellations.
6+8 5 .
Dr. Dee's Treatife of the Rofie Crucian Secrets, their
excellent Method of making Medicines of Metals:
alfo their Laws & Myfteries. With an alphabetical
explanation of certain chymical hard Words ufed in
the Treatife.
6486.
A Quarto, containing a tranflation of Hermetis trifme-
gifti Sponfalia celeberrima, or the famous celebrated
Nuptials of the thrice great Hermes, allegorically de-
fcribing the myftical union & communion of Chrift
with every regenerate Soul, compofed by C. R. a
German, of the Order of the Rofie Crofs, about 255
years paft, & from the Latin MS. faithfully tranilated
into Kngliih by P. Smart, M. A. In the Margin are
brief Notes of the late Dr. Rudd explaining fome hard
words & fentences.
6487.
Traftatus duo, de Rhetorica et de Logica, manu Petri
Smart fcripti, A.D. 17 13.
6488.
Codex membranaeeus, fragmentum majoris libri, utrin-
que imperfe&um. In initio fcriptum eft, * Sequitur
de utilitate regionis fanitatis," et fimilibus titulis no-
tantur capita omnia. Continentur varia, de tempo-
ribus anni, de curatione corporum, &c. omnia ad
medicinam fpe&antia.
Codex fseculi, ut videtur, decimi tertii, folia habens
24; compactus cum num. 497. 4096, &c.
6489.
A thin Quarto, containing, " A verie true reporte con-
cerninge the worthy accompt & eftimacon of Tobacco,
approved in experience (optima rerum magiftra) by
the partie & reporter himfelfe, moft rarelie pformed,
to the praife of God, & the wonderful admiracon to
many eye-witneffes of the fame. R. B." With an
addrefs to the readers, figned Ro. B. & dated Maij 9,
1602, and dedicated to the R. R. F. 'in God Toby
Lord B. of Durham.
The chief part very fairly written, the addrefs to
the reader, & fome marginal alterations, in an obfeure
& bad hand.
6490,
A Quarto, containing a large collection of culinary Sc
medicinal Receipts, a few in French. Written in va-
rious hands.
649T.
A Quarto, containing,
1. w A fhort Treatife of the nature of Minerals,
given to the Rt. Hon bls the Marquifs of Newcaftle by
Dr. Daviffone, at his Lordftup's defire, in Puris, July
20,1645/'
2. A Colle&ion of Receipts, fome curious ones writ-
ten by the Marquis himfelf.
5 B A medical
Digitized by
37°
Catalogus Librorum MSS*
Num. 6492—6494.
6492.
A medical Book, in Latin & French, but chiefly the
latter, containing,
1. Tra&attis de morbis infimi ventris. 1 — 146.
2. Tractatus de morbis mulierum. 149.
3. Traite de la Verole. 214.
4. Index Librorum quorundam medico utilium.
233 b.
With Indexes of Chapters to the two firft trafts.
6493.
A Quarto, containing,
1. A Treatife in Latin entitled, Materiae medicas hif-
toria & ufiis, 243 pp.
2. A Treatife in French, intitled, €C Traitte des Ver-
tus de Plantes ufuelles fuivant l'ordre qu'on les demon-
fire dans le jardin Royal." 216 pages.
With Indexes to each.
6494.
A Quarto, confifting of mifcellaneous Traces ;
1. An Alphabet of Law Terms with their Definitions,
chiefly in Law French.
2. Mr. Francis Mafon, Fellow of Merton College, his
Notes of Aftronomy. 1 59 1.
3. Two Leaves of Notes concerning Church Benefices.
N.B. This Article & the following are improperly in-
ferted after the firft leaf of the foregoing.
4. An Eulogium of St. Thomas Aquinas.
5. Brief del bille pour parliaments A large Sheet
folded, containing the heads of a bill.
6. De impofturis religionum breve compendium.
7. La vie d'Aefope tiree des anciens autheurs, per M.
ae Meziriac.
8. Rates for the King of Englands Ships 163S. 84.
9. An Account in Spanifh, of Dutch, Spanifh, &
ftnglifh Fleets, 0&. 8, 1639, mixed with paflaees of
Englifh, &c.
10. The Relation of a Journey into the Weft of
England. 87.
11. Some Aftronomical Obfervations, f. 97. inter-
mixed with philosophical, arithmetical, & poetical Col-
lections.
12. An abftraft of Johannes Gower de Confeflione
Amantis, in Latin. » 121.
13. A difcuflion of this theological point, Can any
man without grace fulfil all the precepts?
14. Dominica 23 poft Pcntecoften. De Fide Sal-
vante, &c. f. 141. with many fimilar theological frag-
ments as far as f. 152.
1 5. Collections relating to the Weft Indies, the Affairs
of Europe, & feveral hiftorical Occurrences in England.
153.
j 6. A Difcourfe on Ufury.
17. " A briefe treties concerninge Tenures &Eftates
in Landes & other Hereditaments, & of Chattells real Is
& perfonalls, & how anie of them may be conveyed in a
legall forme by fine, recoverie, deede, or word, as the
cale fhall require, colled & compofed by Mr. R. P. of
the Temple, a juditious learned Student in- the laws of
England. " 50 pages.
1 8. « A Letter from a Roman Catholick to aProteftant
Friend of his, who defired fomething in writing concern-
ing the truth of Catholick religion."
19. " De l'Ame." A treatife on the Soul, in French.
36 pages Signed B.N. P. April 21^ 1647. This is
followed by fomefhort fragments in French, in the fame
hand.
20 An Englifh tranflation of Ovid s Art of Love,
complete. It begins thus :
If there be anie in this multitude
Who in phe arte of love is dull and rude,
Me let him reade, & thefe my lynes rehearfe,
Heflull be made a dodtor by my verfe."
Num. 6494, 6495.
Whofe verfion it is does not appear. At each end
of the book the name of Francis Holies is written but
in a different hand, & one which Teems to be more mo;
dern. The other end of the book was prepared to re-
ceive fome tranflations from the Spanifh, of which only
the mere beginning is written*
6 495-
A Quarto, confifting of mifcellaneous Traps'
1. A Tra& with this title, « A tru report of fundry
memorable Accidents befalling Mr. Daniel Archdeacon,
before & after the Combat appointed betweene him &
Francjs Moubray. Written firft in French, by a fay th-
full frynd of Mr. Daniel Archdeacon, and fent to art
other %nd of theirs, and fince tranflated in Englifh bv
a faythfull frynd to him & to that honeft caufe." 26
leaves. At the end are fome Anagrams & Acroftics in
French, on the name of Daniel Archdeacon, and a ta-
ble of the contents of the trad.
2. The Speech of Sir Tho. Crew, ele&ed Speaker of
the Houfe of Commons the 25th Feb. 1623 ; with others
at the fame time.
3. A Supplement to his Majefty's moft gracious
Speech, directed to the Hon blc Houfe of Commons, by
the Commons of England ; occafioned by the battle of
Landen, & many Mifcarriages both at Land & Sea.
4. An additional Tra£t called the Price of the Abdi-
cation.
5. A printed Traft, being " A Dialogue between
Whig & Tory," with an Addrefs to King William, re-
monftrating againft his Minifters. No title.
6. Vaughanus redivivus, five ampliffimi viri Domini
Richardi Vaughani Do&oris in theologia, & primo Ban-
grienfis, dein Ceftrienfis, poftremo Londonienfis ecclefia:
epifcopi vita atque obitus." Latine, per Joanem Wil-
liams, cum dedicatione ad Thomam Egertonum, Baro-
num de Ellefmer.
7. Status controverfias de praedeftatione.
8. Reafons that the marriage between Sir Giles AI-
lington & his half Sifter's daughter are lawful. Signed
Thomas Play fere.
9. " QuaeftioDes duse de amiflione five carentia juilifi.
cationis & fidei juftificantis in lapfibus & peccatis gravibus
commiffis & retentis contra confeientiam."
10. An Anfwer to the Queries propounded by certain
Minifters, concerning the Oath in the 6th Canon, by
Bifhop Davenant.
11. Copy of a Letter fent to a Revd. Divine refident
in London, concerning the Liturgy, Dire&ory, Adora-
tion, & the Covenant, with his Anfwer, 1645.'
d^P Then follows a book inverted by the binder, but
marked thus on the outfide, in the hand of Mr. Baker.
u Letters by the public Orators at Oxford. This book
belonged to Mr. Molle, public Orator at Cambridge."
It contains the following articles :
1 2. Three Latin Orations on Eloquence ; two gratu-
latory Orations, dated 1560 and 1562, p. 26. Some
imitations of Cicero, p 35. Some philofophical Effays,
p. 43. Three Latin dialogues, in which Queen Mary is
one of the Interlocutors, p. 57.
13. The Earl "of Strafford's Speech to the Lords at
Weftminfter-hall, p t 66. In a very different hand. Alio
his Speech when created Earl of Strafford, p. 72.
14. Latin Epiftles from the public Orators at Oxford,
with an alphabetical Lift of the pcrfons addrefled, p. 76.
and a definition of an epiftle, with a table of the diffe-
rent fpecies, p. 80. After page 116. five leaves are
wanting. Thefe epiftles are divided inro two parts, in
the firft are 30, & in the fecond 42. r ihe two parts are
in different hands.
15. An EfTay in Englifh, marked, c: Of Government.
Mr. B. 1679."
IgF The original way of the book again.
16. A Traft in Latin, on Parliaments.
' In
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothecse Harleianse,
37'
Num. 6496—6505.
6496 — S499.
In 4 Volumes in 4 0 . De praefulibus Angllae commen-
tarius per Francifcum Godwinum epifcopum Landa-
venfem, Lond. 1616. — This is printed, but interleaved
with very copious MS. notes by Brian Twyne, An-
thony Wood, & fome others ; which were copied by
W. Morland, fub-keeper of Afhmole's Mufeum.
This is attefted at the beginning by Morland himfelf.
There are alio arms of Bilhops in various parts.
65OO.
In 4 0 , Sermonis Leonis I. papae, cum hoc titulo, u Bea-
tiffimi Leonis viri illuftriffimi, urbis Romae ac univer-
falis ecclefiae ponrificis fummi, Sermones ad populum.
In calce adjefti funt Sermones qui in libris fermonum
ejus communiter non habentur." xv.
Codex elegans, membranaceus, faeculi 15. Prae-
mittuntur Vitas Leonis, a Gennadio, et anonymo
quodam.
6501.
In 4% Pnfciani Grammatici fedecim Hbri de o&o par-
tibus orationis. Cum fcholiis marginalibus. Codex
membranaceus, faeculi ad minimum duodecimi. Fblia
habet 138. Defunt libri 17 et 1 8 de eonftrudione.
XII.
6502.
Codex membranaceus, faeculi forte urdecimi, contineils
Gloffas veteres in Pharfaliam Lucani. xi.
In fine fcriptum eft " Aureliani expKciunt Gloflafe
fuper Lucanum." Scd Aurtiiani certiffime a recen-
tiore manu, nec de Aureliano Lucani Glofiatore conftat.
Scholiaftes Lucani antiquus k Grotio commemoratur,
fed anonymus; Scholia MSS\ Arnolphi Aurelianenfu
in Bibliothcca Gudiana, laudantur a Fabricio, in Bibliotb.
Lat. (torn, in p. 143. Edit. Erneft.} Unde forfan nomen
fi&um Aureliani.
Liber olim Sozomehi, de quo fupra, num° 6332.
. 6 5°3-
In 4*, 1. Divi & inclyti Jeronimi fan&ae Romans
ecclefiae prefoyteri* cardinalis digniflimi dodtorifq; eximii
de illuftribuS viris, lib. 2. cum libro de duodecim doc-
toribus.
^ 2. SanQi Gennadii preflbyteri Marfilienfis deilluftribus
viris liber.
3. Beatiffimi ac egregii viri Ifydori Ifpalenfis de illuf-
tribus viris liber.
4. Beatiffimi Ildefonfii Toletanae civitatis arefcpi de
illuftribus viris liber.
5. Egregii Ifydori Ifpalenfis epi liber de ortu, vita &
obitu fanflorum patrum, qui in vet. ac novo Ttftamento
virtutibus claruerunt.
6. Liber Cronicorum San&i Ifydori Ifpalenfis ab ex-
ordio mundi ufq; ad Heraclii (perperam Eradii in priore
titulo) annum quintum, " et quartum (Regis Goth.)
Syfebuti religiofi principis." A. M. 5820. i.e, A.D.
61 5.
7. Venerabilis Bedx Chronica, cum prafationibus de
au&ore ; ad Leonem' Ifauri cum A. D. 716, &c.
Codex membranaceus, elegans, faeculi 14. com-
paftus cum N° 5293. XIV#
6504.
In 4 0 . Poetria Novella Magiftri Gualfredi (vel Galfridi)
Anglici, adDnumlnnocentium papam tertium. Liber
chartaceus, au&ori fere aequaevus. xin.
Vide ad num. 3582.
6505.
Typicon> five regulae Monialium Grsecarum, a vetuftiore
quodam MS to exferiptum, manu Humfredi Wanleii.
Liber eft chartaceus, miro ftudio exferiptus ad
formam manufcriptorumveterumGraecorum. Completes
*7
Num. 6505—6512.
eft(ut apparet ex inferiptione Grac& Wanleii ad finem)
menfe Aprili A.D. 171 j ; fed k quo originali non indi-
cator. Foliorum numeri. literis Grsecis notati, inci-
piunt ab i£ (17) et procedunt ad oS (72). Codex ori-
ginalis fcriptufc Indie. 10. A.M. 6910. i.e. A.D. 1402.
Praemittitur tabula capitum, cui titulus fic fe habet.
<c ITivag eruv roZ ttol% cyrot tvirixtv* it f?xo<n t'utcol^i
xtfxTictioif votrovfxtvov. 99
Sequitur Praefatio a fundatrice, ut videtur, monaft
ttrn Euge,nia Cantacitzena. Folia priora decern in codice
originali Genealogiam forte habuerunt, qualis exferipta
eft in folio inter xn et x9 inverfo. Typicum vetus, fed
mutilum* exftat ad numerum 5546. q, v.
6506.
In 8°. Grammatica Grseca Manuelis Chryfolorse; cum
ejufdem regulis lenium etafperorum. Codex mem-
branaceus laeculi xv#
6507.
Liber de ordinatione partium orationis. Majoris operis
liber decimus feptimus. Codex membranaceus, fae-
culi forfan decimi tertii. XI n ;
6508.
The Romance of Brutus in French verfe, by Wace the
Norman poet, thus affigned & dated at the end,
" Puis que efcript ihcarnacon
Print por nre redepcon
Mil et C. L. V. ans
Fift maeftrr gace ceft romans."
A very ancient MS. on vellum j probably of the
twelfth century. X1I-
6509.
Codex chartaceus, faeculi forfan decimi ; continentiir,
1. Liber paftoralis officii per Sanftum Gregorium
Papam, fcriptus ad Johannem Epifcopum Ravennatem;
Libri duo.
2. Paftorale Sanfti Ambrofii. 5(7. b.
3. Liber ejufdem de Jejunio; 106. b.
4. Sermo San&i Augullini. 132;
5. Paflio beatiffimi fidelis Martins. 134.
6. Tranflatio beati fummi Epifc. et cbnfefforis, et in-
ventio fci Martiris Antonini, 135. b* Xi
6516,
In 4°, ii Epitome omnium Librdfuin hiftoriae Romanae,
T. Livii. xv#
2. Lexicon Graecum imperf. ab A)3 ufque ad Ttv. Vox .
prima ApS*i (errore manifefto pro ACf<u* JouAa* vtori^r
Ultima Tty^htocj tou tiGvicStoj junijUTj. Codex membrana-
ceus#
6511.
In 4 0 , Liber cui fitulus, <c Summiincula adceptuata ex
Summa Magiftri Ramundi." Continet autem leguirt
Ecclefiafticarum de Epifcopis, confefforibus, &c. capita
185. Codex membranaceus, faeculi 14, vel fupra.
XIV.
6512,
Fragmentiim hiulcum, et mifere divulfum, fcholiorum
veterum Latinorum in Horatium, et Ciceronis libros de
Finibus. Folia habet i 8 ; fed foliorum numeri antiqui
hoc ordine fequuntur, 56. 57. 49. 64. 65, 72. 73. 80.
81. 88. 89. 96. unde hiatus liquido apparent. Extant
adhuc, fecundum foliorum notas novas,
It Scholiorum in Horatii Sermon um, Lib. 1. fragmeri-
tum. Scilicet in Ser. 1. et initium fecundi. 1.
2. Fragmentum aliud in eundem Lib. fcilket in Ser-
monis 4 l j finem in quintum et 6 1 piartem. 4.
3. • in Ser. 11. i.e. Lib. 2 1 . i roum et in 12
et 13. 6.
4« i — in Ser. 1 (J, 1 7, 1 8. i.e. Lib. 2 1 . 6,7,8. S.
5 In
Digitized by
37*
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6512 — 6517,
5. In Carminum librum 1. Od. 1. ad 7.
& 1. 2. Od.4ad 12.
10.
it.
7. Scholia in Ciccronem de Finibus, lib. 1. 3. 4. frag.
*3-
8. Itcrum in Horatium Carm. L. 3. Od. 5. ad L. 4.
Gd.8. l6 -
9. Prologomena in Horatium. 1 8.
Codex membranaceus. In Carm. 3. Od. 13. legit
" Bandufiae" Forfan faec. 14. xiv.
6513.
In 4 0 . Vocabularium Latinum et Italicum Magiftri Gori ;
cum addittamentis Johannis Benedicti defan&oAngelo
in colle.
Liber chartaceus, folia habens 33. Sequens fotulus,
rubrica fcriptus, poft tabulam capitum ponitur. " In
nomine domini noftri ytiu xpi et ejus matris virginis
Marie Am. Hie incipiunt vocabula magiftri gori de
aretio, quibus ego Johes bini beneditti de fan do An-
gelo in colle multa vocabula adjunxi, accepta aJacobo
paltonio, juvene do&iflimo Senenfe."
Multa recentiora fcripta funt, Italica et Latine, in
initio et fine Libri.
Compa&us codex cumnumero 742.
6514-
In 4*. Liber in quo continentur,
1. Epiftolse Helifei Barbii & Petri Berardefci, Petri
Collenfis, Camilli Lutii, & aliorum ; circa annum
1490.
2. Epiftolse Johannis Gabriellis, et aliorum Latine, et
Italic^.
3. M. T. Ciceronis de Amicitia dialogus, imper£
4. Di&ionarium Latinum. Ab A. ufque ad V., fed
non fine hiatibus. xv.
Codex chartaceus, faeculi 15.
6515.
In 4 0 . Liber membranaceus in quo continentur,
1. Relatio Afnphilochii epifcopi Iconii de vita
& miraculis Sandi Bafilii epifcopi Neocaefareas Capa-
dociae.
2. Epiftola Eufebii ad Damafum & Theodofium de
morte gloriofiffimi Jeronimi.
3. Sermo Sti. Auguftini de vanitate feculi, five de
contemptu mundi.
4. Expofitio almi Gregorii fuper Cantici Canticorum.
5. Liber de cura paftorali beati Gregorii Papae ad Joh.
Arctim Ravennaten.
6. Epiftola beati Bernardi.
j. Epiftola Petri Damiani Cardinalis ad quofdam Mo-
nachos quaerentes utrum Salomon potiatur coeleftis pa-
triae gaudiis, aut gehennae teneatur incendiis.
Codex non fupra faeculum decimum quintum. xv.
6516.
Codex membranaceus, in quo continentur ;
1. C. Crifpi Salluftii, de conjuratione Catilinaria, hif-
toria.
2. Ejufdem de Bello Jugurthino. 53.
Codex faeculi decimi quinti. xv.
6517.
In 4 0 . Liber chartaceus, in quo coniinetur,
J. Lycophronis Caflandra examinatio, verborum fin-
gulorum reddens rationem.
2. Lycophronis Caffandra heroico carmine Latine
reddita.
3. Annotatiohes in Ethicam.
4- De nuptiis Hcbraeorum veterum.
5. Devoluntate.
6. De Divina Gratia. Turn, inverfo libro,
Liber chartaceus,
xv.
Num. 6518 — 6525.
7. De Sedis Philofophorum.
8. Ethices Compendium.
9. Oppofitiones duae Logicae.
1 o. De Conicis.
6518.
In 4 0 . Marci Hieronymi Vidae Scacchorum liber. Codex
membranaceus. xv.
6519.
In 4 0 . Poggii de Nobilitate Tradatus
fcriptus A. D. 1446.
6520.
In 4 0 . Liber de imbecillitate mentis humanae. Opus, ut
dicitur ante praefationem, Theocriti Gafmae, Pragen-
fis,Philofophi. Divifum in capita 3. Codex charta-
ceus, folia habens 101, compadus cum num° 6547.
6521.
A very learned Colledion from Latin, Greek, & othpr
authors, chiefly in Latin, but partly alfo in Englifli,
containing ma:erials for the hiftory of the Caefars, to
Trajan, under the heads of Tiberiana, Claudiana,
Neronuwa, &c. with this general title.
" Ad meum Tiberium et cssteros Romanes impe-
ratores, ab Augufto ad Trajanum, hiftoriis Lucii Flori
fubftituendos, varia."
On leaves that appear to have been, at fome time,
external leaves, the name of Thomas Fludd twice at
leaft appears, but in a different hand : and towards the
latter end are feveral addreffes & letters in Englifli,
figned E. M. Bolton 1632.
The book is a very thick quarto, of paper ; and
certainly contains a prodigious quantity of curious &
learned matter, but undigefted. xvn.
6522.
In 4 0 . Liber chartaceus, in quo cohtinentur,
1 . M. T. Ciceronis Tufculanae difputationes quas ad
Brutum fcripfit. Libri 5. i.
2. Ejufdem Orationes 4, de Catilinae conjuratione.
66. b.
3. De Senedute, cum Gloffis. 85.
4. De Amicitia, imperfedus, ufque ad caput 20.
105.
5. Ejufdem Paradoxa. *3 2 ;
Codex faeculi decimi quinti, ut liquet ex fubferip-
tionibus, primo librorum difputationum Tufculanarum,
qui fcripti dicuntur A. D. 1463 ; Et orationum in Catili-
nam quae fic fe habet/' Andegavis xin. t«f* _ Martis,
Anno diii 1489, fcripta funt haec per me Jo. Blachard."
xv.
In 4 0 upon Vellum, a Book entitled, " Textus Roffenfis."
r rhis is the Copy from which the Book publiflied by
Mr. Hearne was printed. Fairly written, on 56
leaves.
Subjoined, on 9 fmaller leaves, are " Interroga-
tions Sigewoulfi Preibiteri;" in Saxon. The whole is
a modern tranfeript from more ancient copies.
6524.
In 4 0 . Pfalterium Arabicum cum verfione Latina interli-
neari. Liber chartaceus, eleganter fcriptus. Verfio
Latina, ut apparet, Arabic^ recentior. Hax vero non
antiqua.
6525.
In 4 0 . " Libellus muficalis de ritu canendi vetuftiflimo et
novo " Codex maxima parts chartaceus, faeculi hS.
Scil. 1554. f 1 '
JJ 8 * -Autor
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleian^
Num. 6525 — 6531.
Autor de fe fcribit ut viyente fub Pio 2* papl. L e.
faxulo 15, circi 1458: et ait praeterea, " Gallia me
genuit et fecit can tor em, ytalia vero qualemcunque
fub Viftorino Feitren/i 9 viro tarn Uteris Graecis quam Lati-
nis affatim imbuto, grajnmaticum et muficum : Mantua
tamen ytaliae civitas indignum cartufiae monachum, neque
tarn doftoris egregii fioetii cultorem, in hac re, feu
commendatorem, quam et folicituin proponendae vetuf-
tatis in omnibus fe&atorem ac inquifitorem." — Nomen
fuum non profert.
6526.
A Quarto containing,
1. 1 he form & manner of conftruing a Sentence out
of one Language into another. 1.
2. Annotationes in Ciceronis officia. 2.
3. Phrafes ex Terentio collecbe, cum interpretatione
Anglica. 4.
4. Annotationes de Fabula. 42.
5. De artibuo liberalibus. 44.
6. De Grammatica. 46.
7. Proverbiorum Colle&io, cum interpretatione An-
g ] ica. 53.
8. Dialogus inter Spudeum et Philoponum. f. 54.
Anglice, tranflatio fequentis : imperf.
9 Quscftiones etymological in tyrunculorum ufum e
Grammatices rudimentis excerptae, ab Johanne Brunf-
verdo. f . ^8. Dialogus ut fupra.
10. " Quaeftiones fynta&icae conftru&ionis, a Johanne
Brunfverdo Grammatico felefhe." 67. b.
11. Grammatical notes in Englifli. f. So. Probably
of the 1 6th century.
65*7-
Difputationes Metaphyficae, forfan L 1 . Granado, in
libros 1 2 Metaphyficorum Ariftotelis. Liber charta-
ceus. Vide num° 6541 et 6546. xvii.
6528.
" Tranflatio Grammaticae Grxco-Latinae." An Englifli
tranflation of the Weftminlter Verfe Grammar. Pro-
bably written at School.
6529.
Regular Gramniaticales pro lingua Hebrasa. Omnino
de punft is. Libellus chartaceus, compa&us cum 1 743
et fequente.
6530.
Libellus de lingua Hebraea, continens,
1. Pattern Lexici, pro Literis Shin et Tau.
2. Variae et incense originis vocabula.
3. De Vocabulis a Maforethis fubftitutis.
4. De nominibus variis.
5. De Gemmis, &c^
6. De ponderibus et pretiis nummorum, ex Brere-
woodo, &c.
Liber chartaceus, compa&us cum praecedente et
'743-
A Quarto containing,
1 . A few Greek words, in alphabetical order, tranflated
into Latin.
2. A Dictionary explaining fome Terms ufed in Trea-
tifes concerning Fortification : both colle&ed by M*-
Wanley in the beginning of his ftudies, but little more
than begun,
6532.
A Quarto, written by. Mr. Humphrey Wanley in his
younger Years, containing,
1 . Nominum quorundam ratio five Etymologia; merely
begun, & apparently in 1683.
2. The manner of fowing of Tulips & other Flowers.
3. At the other end of the book, inverted, A Collec-
tion of the more difficult Greek Words & Phrafes from
Cat. HUrl. Vojl. 11L
Num.6533 — 6534,
the N. T M Ariftophancs, &c. with their interpretation *
there are likewife Latin Phrafes, relating to Roman Anti*
quities, rendred into Englifli. Thefe are dated 1 687.
4. A dialogue, entitled, " Dire&ions for the Latinc
Tongue, by the Tranflator of Religio Medici." Dated
Dec. 3, 1 69 1. Twenty pages ciofely written.
5. A Tranfcript of Hermes Anglo- Latinus, printed
1639. Dated Sept. 6, 1692. Twenty-eight pages,
ciofely written.
6. " Colle&iones quaedam & Mufeo Italico edito per
D. Johannem Mabillon, et D. Michaelem Germain,
prefbyteros et Monachos Benedi&inae Cong. S.Mauri
Parifiis 1687." In thefe extra&s are many infcriptions
& fome drawings. Dated 1693.
6533.
A Quarto, containing an old printed Treatife of Geogra-
phy interleaved with MS. additions, by Jo. Davies.
The title of the original book is wanting.
6534.
A paper book of memorandums, from various printed
works, & fermons, referring to iflie pages of the
originals.
The works referred to are thefe,
1. The office of Chriftian Parents.
2. The Law of Drinking.
3. The Life & Death of Jefus Chrift, by Samuel
Walfall.
4. Lott's Wife, a Sermon by R. W. 1607.
5. God& the King, a Sermon by Mr. Scott, 1631.
6. Confideracyofts of Eternitye. Tranflated by Ralph
Winter tpn of Kings College in Cambridge.
7. The Araynment of unconftant Women by Jofeph
Swetnam.
8. Quaternio, or a fourfold way to live well. J3y
Thomas Nafli.
9. Inftitutiones Piae by H. F. Printed 1633.
10. The Converts Happinefs, a Sermon by Tho.
Jackfon, B. D.
1 1. A Sermon by Tho. Dodfon, M. A. againft Tran-
fubftantiation, 1607.
1 2. Notes of certaine Sermons of Mr. Henry Smith.
Thefe notes are taken much at large ; & there appear to
have been two volumes of the Semions, of 580 & 330
pages.
13. Circumfpedt Walking. By Tho. Taylor, Preacher
of God's Word in Reading.
14. Sir Walter Raleigh s Inftru&yons to his Sonne,
& to Pofteritye.
15. The fcourging of Tiplers, the mine of Bacchus,
& the bane of Tapfters. By R. R.
16. The unlovelyeneffe of Lovelockes. By Will.
Prynne Gent.
1 7. A ftil Voyce by William Lee, D. D.
18. Praxis Theologize, Or the Epiftle of the Apoftle
St. James. Expounded by John Mayer, D. D. Three
Volumes.
19. A Difcourfe,& Difcovery of the Deceitfullnefle of
the Heart of Man. By Danyeil Dyke, B. D.
20. Readings upon the 6th Verfe of the 2 2d Chapter
of the Proverbs, concerning the virtuous Education of
Youth, by Mr. Robert ShelFord.
21. Corpus Chrifti. By Edmund Gurney, B. D.
1630.
22. Shorter notes out of Books called Cupid f s
Schoole,Death'& Knell, & the London Prentice or J-ife
of Sir John Hawkwood.
23. A Manufcript of the Sabbath, by Mr. Thomaa.
Brooke Minifter of Radcombe in Gloc. 1633.
24. Bolton on the four laft things, an Ajffize Sermon.
25. Eft wick's Sermon on the funerjd of Mr. Bolton,
1631.
5 C a6. Lord
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Num. 6534 — 6544.
26. Lord Bacon's Effays.
The chief part of the Book appears to have been
written about 1 633. Probably by the fame peffon who
wrote the two following volumes, though written with
more care. See alfo N° 6564.
6535 & 6.
Two Quartos, containing Notes from Sermons taken at
Church in the Years 1642 to 1653, probably by a Mr.
Ellifton of St. Alban's. The earlieft notes are in the
fecond Volume.
. . 6 537-
. A thin Quarto, containing Reafons given by aMinifter
ejected on Bartholomew-day 1662, for his not com-
plying with the Subfcription required. The addrefs
to the Reader is figned Pbilodamon. Evidently in-
tended for the prefs.
6538.
A Quarto containing,
1. A Funeral Remembrance or teftimony concerning
the religious Life & Death of the truly virtuous & gra-
cious Gentlewoman Mrs. Jane Luther, Wife of Anthony
Luther Efq; buried at Kevedon Jan. 1 1, 1641. delivered
by John Lavender A. M. of Queen's College in Cam-
bridge before the Sermon at her Burial: with the Fune-
ral Sermon on Rev. xxn. 20. Two copies of each.
2. A Funeral Sermon on Francis Stonard Gener, aetat.
7. By John Firmin.
3. Verfes, & a Sermon by J Lavender on Rich.
Luther of Kelvedon, Efq. sctat. 88. A.D. 1638.
6 539-
A Quarto containing,
1. A Numeration of Sins as they offend againft each of
the Commandments.
^ 2. Anabftracfc of the whole book called " The prac-
tice of piety." Lond. 1616.
3. Annotations out of the Steward's Laft Account by
Mr. Bagnal.
4. A dialogue between a forrowful Sinner & God's
Word comfordng him* Annexed to the Practice of
Piety.
5. A Funeral Sermon on occafionof the death of the
Son of Francis Stoner Efq; on 2 Sam. xn. 23. " 1 (hall
go to him, but he fliali not return to me." By John Fir-
min. See alfo 6538. 2.
6. A Caveat for Crab Fifli Chriftians onLuke xvn. ^2.
" Remember Lot's Wife."
7. " The facred Difcipline of the Church defcribed
in the word of God." An older trad; the difcipline
feems to be that of the Prefoy terians*
654-O.
A Quarto, containing aTreatife to (hew the Opinion of
the 4 Monarchies is erroneous, from a confideration of
the Image & the 4 Beads fpoken of by Daniel. In two
parts, of 24 & of 14 leaves, fairly written. Bound with
6882.
6541.
Dejuftitia, et de natura & varietate dominiorum et jurium,
difputatlmcs Latins. Pars maxima e£dem manu
fcripta qua numerus $527. Liber chartaceus. Margo
fuperior aqua marina corruptus.
6542.
A Qyarto, containing Notes & Obfervations - in reading
the Scriptures. Marked, « Liber Quintus," & dated
1064. H.N. Notes not in order, 23 leaves.
6 543> 654+.
Two Quartos imperfeft, containing a hiftory of the
Sufferings of the Church of Scotland. Vol. \. begins
Num. 6544 — 6550.
with Book II. A. D. 1666, & contains 310 pa^es.
Vol. 4. proceeds wirh page 31 1 to 684. Where is
marked, " f he end of the 2d Book."
6 545<
A Quarto, en titled, « Certen Sentences of the Scripture
& certen Notes & Dodrines gathered uppon the Scrip!
tures" Signed, R.H. and dated 1582. Contains
181 pages, with an alphabetical Index prefixed
6546.
XVI.
Liber chartaceus, cm titulus, " Generalis Controverfia
de Habitu in communi tarn naturali quam fuperna'
turatf, & de iliis fpeciebus fc. Virtute & Vitio, ad 22
queft. p. 2 a . S. Thoma, fcil. a 49 ufque ad 70." Li-
ber fcripturae *form& confentiens cum numeris 6527 et
6541, et fuperfcriptus in folio primo, L. Granado,
qui forte omnium fcriptor.
6 547-
Traclatus de Libero Arbitrio. Liber chartaceus, paginas
habens 60. Compa&us cum numero 6520.
6548.
A Quarto, containing an Account drawn up by J.W
of hisconverfion &c adherence to the Church of Rome,"
in anEpiftle addreffed to his friend Tho. H. Fairly
written, 57 pages. J
6 549-
A Quarto of mifcellaneous Contents, marked at the be-
ginning, " My Lord Clifford."
1. Extracts from fome of the Satires of Juvenal.
2. Notes in Freach; relating chiefly to the Roman
Hiftory.
3. A diffuafive from Popery, in Englifh, with an Ad-
drefs prefixed, " To the Catholique Reader/*
4. Conjugations of fome Italian Verbs.
5. A Letter of Confolation, in Englifh on the Death
of fome friend. The Englifh feems throughout to be
as old as the Reiga of Charles 1.
6550.
1. Libei impreffus, cui titulus, " Papa Ultrajedinus,
feu Myfterium iniquitatis redudum, a clariilimo Viro
Gifberto Voetio in opere politiae ecclefiaftics. Autore
Ludiomaeo Coluino, Lond. 1668." Cum additamends
et corre&ionibus pro nova editione parans. Titulo ad-
denda notantur hsec, " Editio altera caftig&tior etauftior,
cum variis additamentis turn cognati argumenti Epiftolis,
quarum prima fcripta eft ad D'" Annam Mariam i
Schurman."
^ a. Ludovici Molinsd epiftola, ad nobiliflhnam vir-
ginem Annam Mariam a Schurman, de poteftate ecclefi.
aftica & imperbmagiftratus circa facra. Cuifubjundhe
funt ejufdem Epiftolse ad alios. Ha;c et quae fequuntur
manu fcripta.
3. Epiftola ad Dom. Ludovicum le Blanc de Beaulieu
in Eccl. Sedanenfi Paftori vigilantiffimo, &c.
4. Ad Ludovicum Molinceum, a Vauquelino, cum
refponfione Molinsei.
5. Epiftola ad Abrahamum Bradium.
6. Ad Johannem Coladonium, a Ludiomseo Coluino.
7. Epiftola Rev. Thomas Cicndoni ad L. M. ex An-
glico.
8. Ad Ludov. Wolzoghen.
9. Ad Henricum Molina:um, a fratre Ludovico, cum
refponfione.
10. Tra&atus cui titulus, " Striftura in breves et
fuccinftas Animadverfiones, in differtatiunculam cui
titulus eft Papa Ultrajettinus. Authore Qbrifliano Aletbo*
crito.
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Num. 6551—6555.
655'-
Codex membranaceus, in quo continentur ;
1. Expofitio Pfalmi 51, qui incipit, " Miferere mei,
Deus." Folia quatuor.
2. Carmen cui ticulus Stimulus Paflionis.
-3. Litania metrica; cum precibus duobus xv.
6552.
Liber chartaceus in quo habentur, 1. De poenitentia &
confeffione, p. 169. 2. De fepultura& morte, p. 223.
3. De Legatis, p. 235. 4. De Chriftianitate princi-
pum, p. 244. Fragraentum majoris Libri, a pagina
169 ad 256.
6553-
A Quarto containing, 1 . Some declamations in Latin.
(1.) Redte Hippodamus legem tulit, ut fi quis
utile quid reip. adeoqj novas leges inveniret, prae-
mio afficeretur. 1.
(2.) Senes magis quam juvenes in illud Chilonis
(Ne quid nimis) peccant. 5.
(3.) Insequalitas in ftatu democratico non eft tol-
lencla per Oftracifmum. 7.
2. Paflages of Scripture explained, in Englifli.
(;.) Mat. jv. 1. Jefus led by the Spirit into the
Wildernefs to be tempted. 1 o.
(2.) Luke xnr. 5. Except ye repent, ye (hall
all likewife perifh.
(3.) Pf. cix. 7. His prayer turned into Sin.
46.
(4.) Mat. v. 1. 10. Blefled, &c. 52.
(5.) Rev. xviii. 4. Be not partakers of her
Sins. 73.
(6.) 1 John. in. 10. How the Children of God
are manifeft, & the Children of the Devil. 76.
3. Some Philofophical Papers in Latin, in another
hand.
(i.) De Philofophia naturali. 38.
(2.) Annotationes in libellum Ariftotelis dc me-
ihoria & recordation. 79.
4. Annotationes in Arift. lib. de adolefccntia & fenec-
tute, vita & morte. 8 2 .
5. Annotationes in Ariftotelis Meteorologica. 83.
6. Annot. in Arift. de animo libros. 94.
7. De quatuor qualitatibus primis & principalibus.
no.
8. De Pericecis, Antcecis, Antipodibus. 1 1 1 . b.
9. De caufa inundationis Nili, 114. The Englifli part
feems to have been written in the fpaces of a prior Latin
collection.
6554.
Libellus in 4 t0 ,cum numero 6456 compa&us, in quo con-
tinetur.
1. Expofitio in 2. libros Ariftotelis de ortu et interitu,
five de generatione et conceptionererum naturalium ad
mentem Angelici Magiftri Divi Thomac Aquina^s.''
6555-
A Quarto, containing a difcuffion of fundry theological
Subje£ts,inEnglifh&Latin ; namely, Aftions indifferent,
whether any, in individuo & refpedu operantis. On
Mat. ult. 18. Data eft mihi omnis poteftas. — Plaufus
^uditorum. Pelagianifm. — Judasorum idola. — Papae
primatus. — De peccato, & quomodo infinitum dici
poteft. — Promifiiones evangelicae an conditionales ? —
Ecclefia Romana. — Reprobi an teneantur credere. —
Signum Crucis. — Minifters removing. — the Captivity
of the Jews.— Certitudo fidei.— Danielis 70 hebdo-
mades. — Receiving the Sacrament fafting. — Image
worfliip. — The Articles of the Trinity whether ex-
prefly in the Church of the old Teftament, &c.
Num. 6556 — 6562.
6556.
A thin Quartd,\vith this title, « A Treatife of the Minde
of Manne, his Reafone and Will, how rightelic of the
Learned thei are to bee underftanded, &c." To-
wards the end are added fome ftiort Prayers, f. 9. b.
Beautifully written, in the time of Queen Elizabeth,
for whom there is a prayer at f. 10. b. Thirteen
leaves; bound with 6457, & 6886. xvi.
6557.
A Quarto containing the Life of Brother Nicolaus of
Grofleftftein, Hermit in Switzerland, who is faid to
have fafted 22 years, & died A. D. 1480, together
with a prophetical Vifion, & fome of his divine Doc-
trines, & of his Separation. Tranflatedin 1656, by
Kuttmun. Contains 39 leaves, befide four prefixed,
with titles & remarks.
6558.
A Quarto, containing a Sermon, on Maik vil. 32.
" They bring to him one that was deaf, &c " At each
end is written T. Garnett, which, being in a fimilar
hand, was probably the author's name.
6 559-
Sermons by Samuel Parker, 1635 & 1636.
1. On Matth. vin. 22. Dated 1635.
2. On Romans xin. 14.
3. On Pf. lxxiii. 28.
4. On Philipp. 1. 10. " Be fincere." 1636. At the
end is an Acroftic on the author's name, in which he de*
dicates the book apparently to his father.
6560.
A Quarto, containing " the Remonftrance of the Nobi-
lity, Barons, Burgefies, Minifters & Commons within
the Kingdom of Scotland, vindicating them & their
proceedings from the Crimes wherewith they are
charged by the late Proclamation in England Feb. 27,
1639. Edinburgh imprinted by James Bryfon, Anno
Domini 1639."
At the End it is thus written, Revifed according to
the ordinance of the general Affembly by me Mr. A.
Jhonfton Clerk, thereto, b dinb. 2 2d of March 1639.
Written, probably for the prefs, on 32 pages. Bound
with 3523.
6561.
An o&avo on vellum, illuminated, but damaged and de-
cayed. In an ornamented Frontilpiece is this table of
contents.
44 The thynge conteynyd in this prefent booke.
The Piftellis and Gofpelles for the 52 Sondayes in the
yeare, begynnyng at the firft Sonday of Advent. For
the nativitie of our Lord.— For the two holydayes after
the fame. — For the Circumficion. — For the Epyphanye.
— For the Purification. — For the two hollydays after
Efter. — For Afcenfion daye.— For the two holydayes next
after Whitfon Sondaye. Every of theym in their places
accordyng to y e ordre. After every FMill & Golpell a
brief exhortation accordyng to the underftondyng of the
fame.*'
The Gofpels, &c. are in French, the expofitions in
Englifli. The arms contained in feveral illuminations
are thofe of a female, who bears the Royal Arms of Eng-
land in the fecond quarter. Many of the Initial Letters
have thefe Arms, others have a Monogram in Gold, &
others A. P. in different forms. Thefc three devices are
repeated throughout the book.
6562.
An Oftavo paper book of more than 750 pages, neatly
written, with many prints inferted, containing Devo-
tional Verfes, by W. Tipping Gent, with this title;
" Th*
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Num. 6562—6568.
« The Returned Prodigall his Contemplations De-
vine. Syraphic Love. The third Volume." M the
end is a copious table of contents & the following lift
of the author's works.
" Books writ by W. 1 ipping Gent — 1. His Amores,
which booke heehas fince committed to the flames. — 2.
His folly and vanitie of mifplac'd Love. — 3. The unfor-
tunate younger Brother. — 4. Refle&ions on Women, a
Satyr. — 5. The returned Prodigall. — 6. His vifion of
Hell.— 7. The Phylofophers Stone.— 8. The fincere
Lover. — 9. His contemplations Devine. — 10. $yraphic
Love.— 11. HisDefcent & Pedigree." The three laft
feem to be all in one. At pag. 15, the author alfo in-
troduces his own name. The verfes are very devout,
but in general wretchedly bad. See alfo N° 6645, which
contains his " Phylofophers Stone."
6563.
Horae beatac Virginia, cum fcutis armorum pi&is, et figuris
ludicris in margine. Codex membranaceus. xv.
6564.
Z6564 — 6573. Folio.']
A very large folio containing the following matters :
1. Of 596 leaves clofely written, containing extra&s
from a vait variety of books, in the order of their pages,
in the manner of N° 6534, and probably by the fame
perfon, Mr. Ellifton of St. Albans, or rather by two of
them, Father & Son. See fol. 128.
2. Analyfis of the Decalogue, on three leaves.
3. A Catechifme made by Nathanael Cole preacher
of God's Word, at Much Parringdon in Effex, Anno
1624. 16 leaves.
4. Notes from Rogers's illuftration of Kempis on the
Imitation of Chrift 1636, & feveral other books, in the
manner of the firft part. 1 2 leaves.
6565.
A miscellaneous Common-place Book, in Latin & Englifh,
of 93 1 pages ; the fubje&s not alphabetically arranged,
& without an Index. xvn.
6566.
Another Common-place Book, of Divinity only, in Latin
& Englifh; marked at the beginning " Theojogica
W.Dickins." It contains 372 leaves, to the end of
the written part, & a complete Index of the Subje&s.
The heads in both thefe books are chiefly in Latin.
They feem not to be by the fame hand. They are
bound, however, as Vol. 1. & 11. See N w 1838.
XVII.
6567.
Annotationes in Novum Teltamentum, fecundum ordi-
nem Ubrorum et capitum. Au&ore, ut videtur I. L.
Houtteville. Cum indice locupletiffimo., ad oftines li-
bros, tarn veteris quam novi foederis, accommodate.
Liber fcriptus forfan prope finem faecuU i9 ; perti.
nebat enim, A. D. 1636 ad Jac. Clifford, poftea (1645)
adJoh. Maffey. X vi.
6568.
A Book entitled, " Funeral Sermons, colle&ed by
H. T."
• 1. A Funeral Sermon preached by Mr. Smallwood,
25 March, 1652.
2« — by Mr.Depup? 19 Sept. 1653,
3- : Mr. Calamy, Jan. 20, 1652.
Thefe are heads only.
4.
5.
6. > r
7-
3.
— . 30 July 1651. Heads.
— 31 July 1651. Do.
— 6 Dec. 1650. —
— 29 Aug. 1659. —
— 19 Dec. 1650. —
t July 1652. —
Num. 6568 — 6574.
10. A funeral Sermon, 26 April 1650. Heads.
28 June 163 1.» —
10 june 1649. —
17 June 1649. —
10 Jan. 1649. —
16 March 1648. —
1 1.
12. r—
13. ~
1 4 .
1 5-
All but the two firft axe merely heads of the diC-
courfes.
6569.
A Folio, containing Colle&ions from various Authors*
on different theological Subjects by way of Common-
place.
6570.
A book of various contents* & written in various hands
& languages, but principally French & Latin.
1. Extra&s, without order, from various Books : Ex
Phyfiologia Campanelhe. — Phyfiologia Epilogiftica. —
Cafaubon on Perfius (dated 1640).— Alfo Latin & other
Verfes, Odes of Horace, & various other matters, occu-
pying 23 pages, befides the five firft leaves.
2. A Common-place book, in Latin & French, with
this title at large " I. N. D. (Scil. in nomine Domini)
Rafti Roufti, de Rebus nonnullis tuna Naturae turn Artis
variegata, Commentaria. Incipiebam fcribere Dangasi
Belfiae A. X ci hois 1654. Quos nunquam lego fine in-
terno aiiimi motu, et fine horrore quodam, quos pluris
facio dum relego, relego autem femper, ut novos, et cum
repetivi femper repetendos." Thefe coile&ions are al-
phabetical, in French & Latin, ending with the word
uxor. Then follow,
3. Addenda; a new alphabet extending for a few
leaves.
4. At the other end of the book ai*other dde, having
the name Francifcus Prataus, intermixed with various
devices in Greek, Latin, & French, & ftyled " Hiftoriae
et variae Orationes," 36 pages.
5. Colle&ions on Natural Hiftory in French, dated
1654. xvi r.
6 57 r -
A polio upon Vellum, written in an old hand, with this
Note at the end, u Ifte Liber fa&us fuerat pro inftruc-
tione cujufdam mulieris fimplicis et devotee : Nomen
Scriptoris Wilhelmus plenus Amoris." The Subje&s
treated upon are Sin in general, & in particular Pride,
Anger, Envy, Covetoufnefs, Lechery, Gluttony, Blaf-
phemy, Murmuring, Lying, Evil Speaking, &c. The
book is Englifli, but the titles Latin. It ufes the Saxon
tL 9 & has other marks of age. xv.
6572.
Avery large paper volume of French Frotcjlant Ser-
mons (fee p. 33) containing 586 pages, & then ending
abruptly at the beginning of a Sermon. The original
paging goes only to 1 00, & then begins again ; but
the feveral hundred* are now marked.
As the Sermons are not long, the volume contains a
vaft number, alfo fomeEffays called exerafes, & others
called analjfes de tels chapitres. . xvi.
6 573-
A folio of 1 22 leaves, on vellum. Containing Hylton's
fcale of Perfection (the fame as N° 6579) but without
that tide. Before the table of chapters in this vol. is
written. 44 This is a tretes drawyne of two lynes
aftyfe & contemplatyfe, & the werkis of hem, deuifed
in two parties." The firft part has 91 chapters ; the
fecond, 46. It is written with the Saxon th. A tranf-
lation into Latin is at ^6576. Hylton died, 1395.
xv.
6574-
Leftiones 24 Theologies, five ut ait auttor (f. to.)
" Corpus DoSrinas Chriftianae, more plane fcholaftico
fed
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methodum fummas Thomse Aquinatis. Defunt quae-
dam in initio, de fundatione hujus le&urae, nec de
audore liquet, nifiex Uteris initiaubus, T. T. ad finem
fubjedis aliquid fit conjiciendum. Ad finem partis
prions fcriptum eft, " 23. Jul. 1722."
Liber chartaceus, folia habens, in priore quidem
parte 171, in altera 216. Omnino 387. xviii.
6575.
A thin Folio, containing a Sermon on Pfalm cxijc. 97*
44 O how love I thy Law ! it is my meditation all the
day."
6576.
Liber chartaceus, in 4 0 , in quo habentur quae fe-
quuntur.
1. Liber qui dicitur Scala perfe&ionis de vitaadiva &
contemplativa, per Walterum Hylton ; vigilia Annunc.
qui Ob. 1395- Tranflatus a Tboma Fyflawe Carmelita.
i. 1. vide 6573. & 6579.
2. Liber Vitae, de iis quae primo confideranda funt,
tendentia ad perfedionem contemplations & ad vitam
religiofam. 253.
3. Chryfoftomus de hac pofitione Quod nemo feditur
nifi a fe. 270. b.
4. Quatuor Meditationes imaginis vitae per Sandum
Bonaventuram. 275.
5. Vita Sandi Cungalli, et paflio animae fuas. 337.
xv.
6577-
Liber partim chartaceus, partim membranaceus, in quo
habentur ;
1. Auguftinus de confolatione infirmorum.
2. Liber de confolatione humanae vitae fiiiitas per Ra-
dulphum James, Prefbyterum, A.D. 1454-
3. Liber paftoralis S li Gregorii finitus per Rad. James
1454. menfe Dec.
4. Expofitio Orationis Dominican, ab eodem 1454.
5. Divifio Symboli Apoftolici, ab eodem.
6. De miferia conditionis humane.
. 7. Homiliae 40 S' 1 Gregorii Papae.
6578.
Codex membranaceus continens Biblia Verfibus Latinis
fcripta per Petrum quendam, qui de fe et focio fuo
iEgidio, fie loquitur.
" Scire cupis ledor quis.codicis iftius audor
Audi quid breviter dicat ad ifta liber.
Petrus et JEgidius me confc rip fere, fed ille
Audor ; corredor ultimus ille fuit," &c.
Codex forte faeculi 15. folia habens 147. xv.
6 579-
A Quarto upon Vellum, containing Hylton's Scala per-
feclionis, as at N J 6573. But this has the following
Title prefixed, " Magilter Walterus Hyltoun, Canoni-
cus deThurgartoun, qui fuit homo venerabilis fcientia
ct vitse fanditate, compofuit hunc hbrum plenum
catholica dodrina et edificatione." Before the ift
Chapter is added, "This tretysis called Scala perfec-
tionis."
The lift of the Chapters is added at the end. On
the blank leaves are Englifh Verfes refpeding the book,
in a later hand. The hand about the fame age as 6573.
On the firft leaf, " Liber domus matris Dei Ordinis
Cartufien prope London." xv.
6580.
A Quarto upon Vellum, written in Englifh with a Latin
Title, viz. " Speculum Chriftiani." It appears at the
end of the Book that one Roger Byrde was the Au-
thor of it ; who has fubjoined fome Prayers. The
book once belonged to Sir Henry Spelman. xv.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6581—6586.
6581.
Liber in 4to, in quo continent ur ;
1 . Index fcriptorum ecclefiafticorum ab anno Nativi*
tatis 63 ufq; ad annum 1440, cum Cenfuris, et indice
audorum.
2. Index Haerefiarcharum. Liber chartaceus. 33.
XVI.
6582.
In Quarto, Adverfaria Latina, theologica, ordine alpha-
betico digefta. Cum indice capitum. Liber charta-
ceus, paginas habens 372.
6583.
A Quarto of 327 pages, addrefled by Adam Sprakeling,
to his Son Robert Sprakeling. Containing,
1 . A Treatife on Religious & Moral Subjeds, with
an Introdudion thus addrefled, " To my eldeft Sonne
Robert Sprakeling, his Father's Blefling." This Intro-
dudion enumerates the Subjeds of the Treatife which
are 13 ; & is figned, at page 17, Adam Sprakeling.
2. Other Inftrudions by the Grandfather, figned alfo,
at page 252, " Adam Sprakeling. September 22nd
Anno Dili 1646."
6584.
Several Colledions of folio Papers, written in various
hands & at different times, containing an imperfed
Copy of Bp. Burnetts Hiftory of his own Time. With
many Variations from the printed Editions.
Some Memorandums on a fingle Sheet at the be-
ginning, dated July 1699, are probably in the Bifhop's
own hand, as are alfo many Corredions in the Hiftory.
Dr. GifFord has written feveral ufeful Remarks in tne
Volume. Among them this is one. That " from many
particulars it appears that the printed Editions were not
taken from thefe Papers. Yet though there is great
Variety of Expreflion the Subftance is in general the
fame."
6585.
[6585—6599. Folio.']
A Folio, containing a Difcourfe by Hen. Elfynge, 011
the pafling of Bills in Parliament. In the beginning
of the Book there is inferted froifi Ant. Wood's Ath.
Ox. theCharader of the Author, among whofe Works
there enumerated the prefent Trad does not appear,
unlefs it be under a different Title. This contains
74 pages of large Paper. It may be compared with
that ltft by Sir Matth. Hale to Lincoln's Inn, " On
Proceedings in Parliament." Elfynge was Clerk of
Parliament under the Long Parliament.
6586.
Liber chartaceus, in folio grandiore cui titulus generalis,
" Anglia, cum adjundis Regnis, Scotia, Da?iia, Nor-
wegia, Suicia, quae fub quinto regno quartse Monarchic
comprehenduntur." Continet,
1. Gencalouias Regum Anglicorura a Bruto ufque
ad reginam Elizabetham.
2. Genealogias familiarum nonnullarum cum hoc
titulo.
" Catalogus aliquot Familiarum Anglicarum in
Comites, Duces, Marchiones, Baroncs, et Dynaftas dif-
tindaruin, ac quantum fieri potuit Geneabgicis Tabellis
comprehenfarum." (fic)
Familiae hie recenftta funt 51. S. 1.
1. Corn walliae Comites et duces. 10S.
2. Devonian Comites. 109.
3. Dorfetiae Marchiones. no.
4. Bathoniac Comites. ib.
5. Sarifburiae Comites. in.
6. Wintonia: Comites et Marchiones. ib.
5 D 7. Wiltonia
Digitized by
37»
Catalogus Libroruih MSS.
Num. 6586—6589.
7 Wiltoniae Comites.
a. Wallingfordiae Dynaftae.
9. Hantoniae Comites.
1 o. Surriae Comites.
1 1 . Cantii Comites.
12. Arundelliae et Suthfexiae Comites.
13. Oxoniae Comites.
14. Gloceftriae Comites et Daces.
112.
ib.
ib.
1 14.
ib.
1 16.
1 5. Buckingamiae Comites et Duces, et Effexiae Co-
mites Pofteriores. 1 1 7*
16. Effexiae Comites Priores. 118.
1 7. Comites de Clare et Hertfordiae. ib.
18. Hertfordiae Comites. 119.
19. Cantabrigiae Comites. t ib.
20. Bedfordiae Barones, Duces et Comites. 120.
21. Clarentiae Duces. 12-1.
22. Suffoldae Comites, March* et Duces. ib.
23. Northfolciae Comites et Duces. 122.
24. Rotelandiae Comites. 123.
25. De Malo Lacu (Mauley) Barones. ib.
46. JHundingtoniae Comites. 124.
27. Legeceftriae Comites. 125.
28. Ceftriae Comites. 126.
29. Lincolniae Comites. 127.
30. Northamptoniae Comites. 128.
31. Notinghamiae Comites. ib.
32. Derbiae Comites et Chartley Barones. 129.
33. Warvici Comites. 130.
34. Wigorniae Comites. 131.
35. Salopise Comites. ib.
36. Merciae vel Marchiae Walliae Com. 132.
37. Ab^rgavenniae Dynaftae. 132.
38. De Lumley Barones. ib.
39. Pembrochiae Comites. 133*
40. Cereticae Comites. 134*
4 1 . Albermarliae Com. et Holdernefllze. ib.
42. Eboracenfes Com. et Duces. 135.
43. Powifiae Domini. ib.
44. Richemondia; etBritanniae Com. et Due. 136.
45. Lancaftriae Domini Com. et Due. 137.
46. Candaliae Comites. ib.
47. Weftmorlandise Domini et Duces. 138.
48. Cumbrian vel Comerlandias Com. ib.
49. Northumbrise Comites. 139.
50. Gilleflandiae Domini. 140.
51. Ultoni^ in Hibernia Com. ib.
52. Mannias Infulae Reges. 141.
Lib^r eleganter defcriptus, et pars tantum majoris,
fcilicet k pagina 75 ad 144 nec quidquam habens deScotia,
Dania, &c. in titulo priore indicatis. Compactus in eo-
dem volumine cum Numeris 710, 6167.
6587.
A Folio of 304 pages, very fairly written, containing
the Infcriptions in the feveral Parifhes in the Diocefe
of Rochefter. With an alphabetical Table of the
ftirifhes prefixed.
6588.
A Folio, containing the Pedigrees of the Englifh No-
bility, with an alphabetical Index. A Book compiled
at various times, begun probably about 1620. By
whom does not appear.
6589.
An Heraldical Book in folio, beginning p. 45.
1. Arms in trick, of Knights, copied from ihe Original
of Mr.Norroy^lcnt to Nicholas Charles, A. D. 1607.
2. A Collection of Arms in Blazon redue'd under
thefe clair^, viz. Les Lions.— Les Aigies.— Les Bendes.
— Les ^aultiers.— Les Daunfes.— Les Feffes.— Les
Barres.— Les Undees. — Les Verees ou Vayrye.— Fufills
h Kngrcles.— Les Cheverons.— Les Frettes.— Chiefs fur
les Frettcs.-r-Les Chiefs.— Les Croifes. Les Croifes en.
Num. 6589 — -6594!
grelees. — Les Croifes patees.— Les Croifes ferceles &fer-
demollyns.— Les Croifes florees. — Les BoufTes.— Les
Quartres. — Les Quartres indentees. — Les Annulets. —
Les Rofes. — Les Chaplets. — Les Fermaulx. — Les Croif-
fants. — Les Cinquefoils. — Lozenges & Mafcles. — Les
Manches. — Les Peus. — Les Pales. — Les Piles. — Les Ge-
ronees. — Les Veles. — Les Chekerees. — Les Coupes. —
Les Tromps, &c. — This is calieJ, cc Liber Thomae
Jenyns, generofi." 6 1 .
3. The Copy of a very old Roll fuppofedtobe made
in the time of K. Ed. 111. or R. 11. 89.
4. An old Roll of Knights with their Arms blazoned,
having this Title prefixed, De laTorneyala ville de
Dunftable Tan fecond le Roy Edward fils le Roy Edw."
99.
5. A Colleftion of Arms thus inferibed, " The Copy
of a very ancient Role wrought in coulours in parche-
ment in the time of K. Ed. 1. remayning in the cuftody
of Mr. John Guiliams Portefmouth, who lent me the
Originall. ,, 105.
6. Three old Colle&ions of Arms not named. 302.
7. The Names & Arms of the Lords & Knights which
were at the Siege of Carlaverok with K. Ed. 1. Anno D.
1300. anno regni fui 28. ^ 316.
8. Old Rolls of Knights made at the Siege of Calais
temp. Ed. in. & fome other old Rolls, by Nich. Charles.
320.
9. " Ex Rotulo antiquo fa&o temp. Ed. 1. De no-
minibus et Armis Nob ilium et Eq. Auratorum qui. cum
Edwardo primo Rege ftipendia merchant in Scotia et
alibi.'
3 2 3-
This however was originally the beginning of the
book, for the pages run jult to 44. A copious Index of
Names follows.
659 0 -
A Folio, containing Pedigrees of Families m the County
of Leicefter, together with a few old Deeds & Inftru-
ments relating thereto. With a Table of Names to
the firft 20 pages, prefixed. Bound with 1 1 89.
6591.
An Heraldical Book in folio, copied by Gregory King ?
Lancafter Herald, containing,
1. Patents for Officers of Arms.
2. A certain Form of Orders to be prescribed to the
Officers of Arms for the Reformation of Abufes & pre-
vention of Corruptions. *•
3. A brief Rehearfal of the caufe of the Diforder in
the Office of Arms, & the Mear.s fhewed how the fame
may be reformed, written by Rob 1 Glover, Somerfet.
69.
4. ADifcourfe of Arms by Francis Thinne, Lancalter
Herald. ' 77-
5. The Cafe of SirTho. Harris concerning his Gen-
t ry. The fii ft part not paged. 8 3-
6592.
A Folio, containing Wm. Wyrley's Copy in 1592, of
the Vifitation of Derbyfliire made by Wm. Flower &
Rob 1 Glover, in 1569. With an Index of Names at
fol.
101.
6 593- . . .
A Folio, (bound up with 1400,5870.) containing the
Pedigrees of Families, &c. in the County of Notting-
ham: fol. 79. with an Index & numerous Extracts
from old Deeds, &c. Monumental Infcriptions, Arms,
& other Church Notes.
6594-
A Folio, containing the Pedigrees of feveral Families,
with an alphabetical Index. 278 writ: en leaves. After
fol. 238, the hand is more moder i, & fome Arms are
coloured. A
A Folio,
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleiafta*.
Num. 6595 — 6601.
6 595-
A Folio, containing, •
1. The Names & Artns coloured, of the principal
Captains as well Noblemen as Knights, that were with
Edw. 111. at the fiege of Calais, 1345- 1 — 15-
2. The Arms tricked, & a Ihort account of many
of the ancient Nobility. Originally a feparate book.
I—38.
3. The Arms 5c fhort Accounts of feveral Families in
Oxfordfhire and Buckinghamfhire. 1 — 61.
A third Book. The Arms beautifully tricked,. No
Indexes.
6596-
A Folio, confifting of Pedigrees of Families in the
County of Hereford. With Arms flightly coloured,
& an Index. At fol. 138. a Latin Letter from Ho-
gaeus to Mr. Harley. Orig. without Date.
A Folio, containing feveral Extrafts from the Records
of the City of London.
Some hiftorical particulars, beginning at the 19th
Year of Edward 1. <k ending at the 3d of Edward 11. re-
ferring to the fol. of the original Record.
2. Some mifceliiJieous Notes referring to difFerent
books ; not quite one page.
3. Returns of the City, thus fuperfcribed, " Liber
Retorn' incipiend. a 0 8' Hen.vin*. E. b. Finiend. 2 tl ° et
3 tio Phi!, et Mar. apud Civit. London." Referring to the
leaves of the Original.
4. Extrafts from the Repertory of the City from the
30th of Eliz. (1588) to the 6th of James lft. (1608)
Preceded by a lift of the Mayors during that fpace, re-
ferring to the leaves of this book. The Extrafts refer
to the leaves of the original Books, & are fuperfcribed,
" Repretorye Caithorpe (the Mayor of the Year) 1588.
A. R. Eliz. 30 0 ."
6598.
A Folio, confifting of Copies uniformly tranferibed, of
old Charters granted to the Church of St. Paul, the
Bilhops of London & Ely, the Town of Newcaftle
upon Tine, St. Alban's, & feveral other Places and
Perfons. Contains 69 written leaves. But wants an
Index.
6599-
A Folio, containing Letters from the Queen & Council
to the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cambridge,
together with his Letters to the Deputy Lieutenants &
Conftables, 8c Warrants for raifing Men & Horfes to
fend into Ireland, &c. An. 1^95, &c. All Copies. The
Lord Lieutenant being Lord North, the Deputy Lieu-
tenants Sir John Cutts, Sir John Cotton, and John
Peyton Efq.
6600.
A Quarto of 28 pages badly written in Latin, giving an
Account of the lithes belonging to St.Probus & St.
Buryan, in the County of Cornwall, together with
Prefentations & feveral Immunities and Privileges
thereto belonging. This is now bound up with 4046
& 6064. At the beginning, c * Abbies deftroyed by
Hen. vm. 1 538-"
• 6601.
A Quarto* containing,
1. Notes relating to the Pedigree of Lord Zouch of
Adiby de la Zouch in Leicefterfhire.
2. The Titles of the Emperor of Ruflia.
3. A Lift of Nobility.
4. Defcent of Robert de Arthois Earl of Beaumont, &
of the Earls of Clave,
Num. 66or — 6609.
5. Arms taken from Seals in the Cuftody of Laur.
Jackfon, Goldfmith, 1590.
6. Notes concerning feveral of the ancient Nobility.
7. Notes touching foreign Houfes, Wm. de Croy,
Charles de Lannoy, Cha. de Melun, Philip de Mont-
morancy, Pope Paulin. Lamorell d'Egmont, Andr.
D'oria, Lewis de Leva, Lewis de Burhon, Renier de
Chalon, Wm. de NaJTau, Pius iv. Pope, Dukes of Ur-
bin, Lords of Verona, Lords of Jeuera, Lud. de Bruges,
Fra. E. de Ollervant, Henry E. de Grantpee, &e.
3. The Arms of different Branches of the Family of
Lee.
9. Knights of the Garter in the time of Q. Elizabeth.
The whole feems to be a kind of common-place of
a Herald. It is now bound with N° 3 60S4, 6090, &
6113.
6602 & 3*
In 4% Tomi duo, in quibufc habentur,
1. Excerpta ex Regiftro MS. mcmbranaceo Abbatia*
Tichfeldenfis in Coin. Southampton, ad nobiliflimum
ducem Portlands pertincnte p. j. ad 229* Ex fecUndo
Volumine ejufdem Codicis. I\ 2. p. 1. Ex tertio. ib.
p. 97.
2. " Excerpta ex Regiftro antiquo membranaceo inter
cimelia Piii ducis Portlandiae locum fibi vendicante A.D.
1739. cui Titulus, Kalendarium omnium Cartarum et
Munimentorum de Godesfeld, Badeflegh, Rughenham
& omnium aliorum Maneriorurn ad di&um manerium de
Godesfeld pertinenrium in Com. Southampt. revocat. per
Will. Hulles fratrem hofpitalis S. Joh. Jerufalem in An-
glia, & pneceptorerft de Badeflegh, anno regni regis Ri-
chardi 11. poft Conqueftum viceflimo primo." Vol. 2.
141.
3. Excerpta ex regiftro MS. membranaceo in 4 0
chartas regum, &c. continente de fundatione abbatias
Belli Loci Reg. (Beaulieu) in com. Southampton. Quod
Regiftrum nunc penes NobiliflT. Ducem Portlandiae in
archivis ejus fer vat ur. 253.
Libri chartacei, fcriptura luculentiflima exarati.
6604, 5, & 6.
In Folio, Three Volumes " of the Antiquity, Amplenefs
and Excellency of the Common Law of England by
Sir Roger Owen.
The whole amounts to 1250 leaves, fairly written,
with ruled Margins. Befides a copious Index, alphabe-
tical, but wanting references to the places.
At the end, the Author profeiTes to have borrowed
fcarcely any thing from others, but to have reforted
conftantly to Originals, & employed his own underftand-
ing. This Copy wants all the Chapters from 7 to 14 in-
clufive, but the 7th 8th & 9th occur in N° 1572. So
that five only are entirely wanting. The fix firft Chap-
ters occur again in N° 3627.
A Letter by this Author is in Bib. Cott, Jul. C. iii*
108.
6607.
A Quarto, entitled,. " A godly profitable Colle&ion of
divers Sentences out of holy Scripture, and variety of
matter out of feveral divine Authors, by that dear &
faithful Servant of God, John Bruen, who died Wed-
nefday Jan. 18, 1625, commonly by him called his
CarJ.s, being 52 in Number." Very neatly written,
with two blank pages between two written ones
throughout the book v
6608V
[6608 — 6644. Ottavo or Duodecimo^
. Libellus in 8vo, continens Difcurfus 4, in primum De-
calogi praeccptum : curu paucis de Dominica ult. Ad-
vcuius.
6609.
Liber in Octavo, cut titulus Manuduftio ad Theolo-
gian! polemicam in Locos divifa. 1. De Scriptura.
2. de
Digitized by
3 8o
Catalogus Librofum MSS>
Ntim. 6609 — -661 3.
2. <Je Deo. 3. dc Chrifto. 4. dc Romano pontifice.
f. de Conciliis. 6. de Ecclefia. 7. deClericis. 8.
dc Monachis. 9. de Laicis. 10. de Purgatorio. 1 1.
de Angelis. J 2. de Sacramentis in genere. 13. de
Baitifmo. 14. de Euchariftia. 15. de Confirma-
tione. 16s de poenitentia. 17. de Extremd Un&ione.
' 18. de Ordine. 19. De Matrimonio. 20. de Gratia
primi hominis. 21. de peccato in genere. 22. de Pec-
cato in fpecie, & de originali. 23. de Peccato a&uali.
24. de Maio poenae. 25. de Gratia. 26. de Prae-
deftinatione. 27. de libero arbitrio. 28. de fide &
juftificatione. 29. de Sanftificatione & bonis operis
in genere. 30. de bonis operibus in fpecie. 31. de
refurreftione corporum.
Ad calcem duo adje&a funt, Libro inverfo.
i. Hac quaeftio ventilatur, fc. Romana fides hodierna
oppofita fidei antiquitus a B. Paulo Romanis traditae.
a. Ars meditandi. Liber chartaceus.
- 66lO.
An 0£ayo, containing, " A theological Difcourfe of ec-
clefiaflical Peace, for uniting foreign Proteftants &
reformed among themfelves : written in Latin by
Samuel Strimefius, publick ProfelTor of Divinity &
Philofophy in the Univerfity of Francfort on the Oder,
& rendred into Englirti by L G. Ev. M r * according
to the Latin Copy printed in Holland." A Licenfe
for the printing it is given under the hand of Dr.
Win. Lancafter, Chaplain to the Bifhop of London,
Apr. 26, 1692. J. G. is J. Graham, as appears by
the Dedication. The book contains 52 pages, inter-
leaved with blank paper.
66l I.
An Oftavo, containing Animadverfions by T. R. on a
little Book, entitled, " An Abridgment of Chriftian
Do&rine, with Proofs of Scripture for Points contro-
• verted, catechiflically explained by way of Oueflion
and Anfwer, by H T. which was printed at Doway,
1645." Contains 134 pages.
66
12.
An O&avo, containing,
1. A Book with this Title, « The loyal Lyturgift, his
Comment upon the Common Prayer Book by Law fet
forth for divine Worfhip, to be ufed only in the Church
ot Lngland, the befl Practice for edification according
to the holy Undemanding & Wifdome of his Heart, by
^ C .5? € r nery ?uffington Minifier in the Priefthood of
Chrift, from the Year of our Lord 1621, in the Church
of Deenc ; & upon Aug. 15, 1648, admitted Reftor
mto jhe W C hurch by Dr. Towers Bp. of Peter bor-
row In his Addrefs afterwards he calls himfelf "the
Cathohck Lyturgift.
2 Khig James's Judgment of the Church of England,
declared pubhckly m his Speech in the Star-Chalber
June 20, 1616. 88 b '
3. Several Sermons by the fame Author, on the
Offices of the Church, as, on Baptifm. f 8o._on
t 7 n ? n i 7 " A" X \T? the Vifi ^^ion of the SickZ^
the Bunal of the Dead.-on the Churching of Women
-on Penance.-on Confirmation. -on orLing of S
6613.
thf Church g In! Chttr Cern,n - g ^
at the end. It th^S^T^f ? " -™
C°d,J* litil trettis pa hereTs offira lT 5T° ™
cler.id a lanterne of r ? . ' whlche 18
XIV.
Num. 6614—6625;.
6614.
Libellus in 8vo. Latine fcriptus, manu Dr. Lancelot!
Andrews, Ep. Winton. in quo habentur fequentia.
1. Confeflio fidei. 2. Confeflio peccatorum. 3. Pe-
titio mifericordiae & divini auxilii. 4. Gratiarum actio.
5. Matutinae Preces. 6. Vefpertinas preces. In fecundo'
folio armaEpifcopi coloribus exprefla, et in priore hxc
atteftatio, " Ex manu propria Lancelloti Andrews, Win-
tonienfis olim Epifcopi, ficut a fide dignis accepi. V. M."
Eaedem liters cum Corona Comitis Anglici in corio
exteriori Libri fignantur.
6615.
An Oftavo upon Veil 11m, written in a verv old hand
mtitled, " The Chaftifyngys of Gcddis Childryn." '
The leaves of this Book are numbered to 301,' be-
ginning at 1 50. On a blank leaf at the beginning, this
is written, b
" This booke is printed, and I fuppofe it to be by
Caxton, but this M.S. feems older wrote then the Print,
& varies the Englifti in fome fort. Here is more in this
Book than in Caxton, & fomething added to Caxton
that is not in this Book. The Caxton lies in Syon Col-
lege. Tho. Granger." XIy
6616.
Libellus in 8 vo, fcriptus, A. D. 1602, et continens Ex-
pofmonem Evangelii S. Lucae a cap. nono. Ab
Epifc. Andrewes, et propria manu defcriptus. ut
videtur a num. 6614.
6617 — 6619.
In 8° Tres Tomi esdem manu fcripti, in Annis 1608,
1612, et 1619.
6620.
Libellus eadem manu fcriptus, et continens
1. Fragmentum notarum inPfalmos; novem foliis.
2. Notas in Epiftolam ad Hebneos, bxeptas, A.D.
1586. Apr. 10. r
6621.
An Oftavo belonging to a Student at Oxford, wherein
he noted down all the Texts he had heard preach'd
U ?° n ~r the Uiuver %v with fome of the Heads of
their Difcourfes. This was in the year 1670. Towards
the latter part of the Book Directions are added for
a young Student in Divinity to form his Studies, in
a Letter figned Rich. Baxter. The Book has alfo
other Memorandums & the Author's initials were
K.. E.
6622.
An Oftavo, containing Abftrafts of feveral Sermons
preached on Fait Days at BIyton,in 1628, and others
on different Occafions, to 1643.
6623.
An Oftavo, containing chiefly Extrafts of Sermons,
written at each end of the book.
6624.
A fmall Oftavo, containing, " Certeine godlie & davoute
praiers for the dailie exercife of the vertuofe & wel
difpofed Chriftian." The laft is a prayer for Queen
Elizabeth. The whole elegantly written, & dedicated
to Lord Northampton, by T. Paulfreiman. Contains
92 pages, including an Index. xvi.
6625.
An Oftavo, entitled, " Dod's Droppings, a few of them,
as they were at divers times taken from his mouth
extempore, & now methodically ordered in alphabe-
lical manner for the more eaiy finding out of the
feveral Heads." A. D. 1621. 163 leaves, neatly writ-
ten, with an alphabetical Index.
9 An
Digitized by
Bibliothecse Harleian^
38*
Kuril. 6626—6631.
6626.
An OCtavo, containing, " a Relation of the defperate
and lamentable eftare of Francis Spira." Twenty-one
leaves, neatly written, with a fhort Preface. Bound
up with N tt 6429,
6627*
An OCtavo, a fragment of a largei- Collection* treating
on religious & moral SubjeCts, beginning with page
477, and extending to p. 752. 1. On Humility* 2. On
theCrofsj 483. On religious Poverty, 497. On the
neceflity of univerfal obedience, 502. On ufing & en-
joying Creatures, 51 1. De cura pro ulortuis, 515.
On the miferiesof this World, 536. On Poverty of
Spirit, 547. On the bleffed Virgin, 551. On Man's
feeblenefs, 556. On Submiffion to God's Will, 583,
On the Fear of God, 613. On the means of conferv-
ing peace with Men, 645. On Efteem & Contempt,
672. On Love & Averfion, 681. On Gratitude &
. Ingratitude, 6S4. On Confidence & Refervednefs,
686. On Civility & Incivility, 688. On capricious
humours, 690. On rafh Judgments, 693, On the
ufe & fubmiffion of Reafon & of Faith, 72c, On the
glory & ignominy of Jefus Chrift, 723. On Death,
both of our own, & of cur Friends. The Paragraphs
alfo are numbered, from 836. to n 30. Thefpclling
is of Charles the fecond's time. xvn.
6628.
Libellus chartaceus, in oCtavo minore, in quo habentur,
i. Biblia verfificata Verfibus elegiacis Latinis, tali
methodo ut unicuique capitj duo verfus plerumque re-
fpondeant.
2» Compendium Theologicce Veritatis, a Sco ThomA,
"ut fertur." Septem libris; exfcriptum, A.D. 1504.
(Vid. finemlib. 7'.)
3. Aliqua communia circ& prologum Sententiarum
dubi a.
4. Petri Lombardi Liber Sententiarum ; five brevis
formula totius textus fentemiarum per Verfus dictata,
per SanCium Bonaventuram Ordinis minorum.
5. Liber Juris Canonici. fc. " decretum abbreviation ; %i
3 partibus.
6. " Decretum verr^caUm!." Sequuntur aliqua abro-
gata in decreto atque caflata.
7. " Liber fecundus Juris Canonici, qu intitulatur
Liber Decretalium divifus in quinque Libris," &c. Cum
aliis ad jus illud pertinent ibus.
8. " AuCtoritates philofophorum, ,, depraeceptis Juris
Canonici.
9. Liber de philofophia fcholaftica^ univerfali, morali,
naiurali, &c. Pnsmifla eft tabula philolbphiae fynoptica.
XVI.
6629.
Libellus Latini fcriptus, continens notas in Pfaluv s 1.
xv. XXIV.
6630.
An OCtavo, entitled, " Mars Chriftianiflimus, autore
Germano Gallo-Graeco, or an Apology for the moft
Chriltian King's taking up Armsagainlt the Chriftians.
. A Cologne chez David LeBon, 1684." In the fame
hand as N* 6431.
663
I.
A fmall book written at each fend.
1. At the beginning, ExtraCts from St. Jerom, &c.
in Latin, alfo from Origen, Chryfoftom & others, on
various topics.
2. Fxtra&s from a Book having this Title, " Sacra-
rum Caeremoniarum, five Rituum Ecclefiafticorum S.
Rom. Ecclefiae, Libri 3. Impr. Venetiis apud Juntas
15S2 et 1516. In all 35 pages.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Kum. 6631—6640.
At the other end, in Englifh,
3* Paffages relating to Liberty of Opinion, the Laws
bf Nature, &c. apparently an AbftraCt of fome book.
21 pages.
6632.
An OCtavo, containing,
t. Paffages from Scripture under feveral heads, with
an Index. 89 pages.
2. At the other end, Prayers with Directions & En-
couragement to engage in the duty of Prayer. 49 pages*
This alfo belonged to the Duke of Newcaftle;
6633.
An OCtavo, containing,
I. Collections from different Authors.
.2. Extracts from Ariftotle's Ethics & Phyfics. 1 £
V Directions from a Father to a Son who was tra-
velling.
4. rhilofophical definitions in Latin.
5. Prayers hr Morning & Evening.
6. Part of the Liturgy of the Ch. of England, traii-
fcribed for the ufe of a Perfon travelling into Italy.
7. Directions for receiving the Sacrament.
The name in the firft Leaf is, Arbella Holies^ feveral
times repeated ; but the book feems to have been filled
by fome Male of the Newcaftle Family, & the Duke's
Anns ire patted within the Cover.
6634.
An OCtavo, containing Advice offered to a Perfon ad*
vanced to fome eminent Station in the Church, in or-
der to his difcharging the truft repofed in him to
advantage, & the public benefit. In a Letter which
feems unfinilhed.
66 35-
A thin OCtavo in an oblong form, containing an Englifh
Poem in Stanzas on King James's Succeflion & Title
to the Crown after the death of Q. Eliz. with an Ad-
drefs in profe, " To all honourable Gentlemen, true
fervitors, & faithfull followers & attendants on the
high & mighty Prince James," Sec. Signed. u A. H.
Borea-britannus" Neatly written on Paper.
6636.
An OCtavo, containing a Collection of Paffages from Au-
thors on various Topics relating to Divinity, ranged
alphabetically. The Titles Latin, the Paffages chiefly
Englifh. Bound with N u 3 1 9 1 .
6637.
An OCtavo, containing a Paraphrafe of a great part of
the Pfalms in verfe. With many hymns fubjoined,
compiled out of various Pfalms. Neatly written, on
208 pages, befides two Clarifications of the Pfalms
prefixed, dated 1651 and 1652.
6638.
An Octavo, containing two Sermons;
1. On 2 Pet. 111. 18. " Grow in Grace." At th«
other end,
2. On Mat. \\. 23.
In a large formal hand. Dated Sept* 16, (80) i. e.
' 1680.
6639.
An OCtavo, containing the Heads of Sermons on feveral
Subjects. 112 written Leaves xvn.
6640.
An OCtavo, containing two Sermons, viz.
i, On ACts xii. 1, 2, 3* " u P on a f et day Herod
arrayed in royal Apparel, &c."
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2. On Ff. $o. 8. ** Concerning religious Tears."
Clofely written, in a free but obfcure hand. xvn.
664
I.
In 12% upon Vellum, " a Booke of Jacke Upland's on
the growth of Antichrift," referred to in Urry's pre-
face to Chaucer. Twenty-five Vellum leaves, xv.
6642.
In 1 2*, on paper, ct Helps for making an exa& confeffion
of all one's life before the Prieft, according to the
Sins committed againft any of the Commandments."
With an Advertifement prefixed ; and " an Aft of
Contrition to reconcile a Proteftant to God in dan-
ger of Death*" Fifteen leaves.
6643.
In 1 2% " The Counterfeit Virtue of Sefts, together with
their entangled Difcords about the Ceremonies & other
things nakedly uncovered & declared dialogue wife in
8 fundry or familiar Par lings or Communications;
brought forth through a Lover of Truth longe fythens
in the Lord, & tranflated out of High Duch into Low
Duch by T. V. & out of Low Ducn into Englifti, by
aWell-willer to Chriflian Religion." Said to be
printed in 1575. Contains 209 leaves, neatly written,
but imperfeft at the end. A paper Book.
6644.
In 1 2 0 upon Vellum,
1. Magna Carta de libertatibus Anglian
2. Carta de Forefta.
3. Statuta de Merton.
4. Statuta de Marleberg. f
5. Statuta Weftmin. prim-
(5. Statuta Glouceftr.
7. Statuta Weftm. feed. & tert.
8- Statuta Wynceft. With Tables of Contents.
XVI.
6645-
[6645—6683, Quarto.]
A Quarto, confiding of divine Poems under this Title,
" The Philofopher's Stone the great Antidote that
cures all Diftempers, or none but Chrift :** together
with the Triumph of Faith, & fome other Poems :
addreffed to the hon b,c Sir Thomas Tipping, Kt. & Ba-
ronet. By W. Tipping, Gent, who wrote the Poems
in N° 6562. The whole written in the fame hand, &
filled with wretched prints like the former Volume ;
it extends to 440 pages.
The Author was evidently a Roman CathoKc, &
wrote fome of his Poems about 1695. Scep.4*i.
xvii..
6646.
A Quarto, entitled, " Scintillulae facrae," confifting of
divine Poems on various Subje&s.
The Poems are thefe: The Philofopher, p. 1. Salt,
p. 2. The Invitation, p. 3. The Cafquet, p. 5. Heaven
& Hell, lb. Rcfurrcttio, in Latin, p. 7. The Refur-
reftion, p. 9. The Divorce, p. 10. This, which is of
8 lines only, has this Sentence running diagonally
through the Lines, « All things (hall worke together
for thy good.- The Farewell, ib. The Tempter, p. 1 2.
The Deceit, p , 3 The Fall, p. ,4. The Echo, &
Earth p 15. rhe Riddle, p, 16. The Sabbath, p. i 7 .
The Sigh, p. 18. Fears, p. ,9. The Debt, p. 20. Em-
fc yn ,\ e ri* P ' 2 ' • 5 ernit y» P- The Call > P- *3-
The Wifli. p. 24. Sinne, p. 25. Advice, ib. Royal
Preients, p 32 Mercy, p. 33. A Dialogue, p. 34.
Verfes on 1 8 John 6, p. 34. On 1 Cor. if. 9. p. 35.
On Efal. 137. p. 36. On t>f. 106, 7. ,p. 38. The
Num. 6646—6655/
Witch of Endor, p. 39. Lazarus, p. 50. Elegy on
Mr. JohaAngell, Lecturer at Leicefter, p. 6i. On Mrs.
KD. p. 63.
6647.
A Quarto, entitled, " Ihe Sume or Epitomye of the
whole Byble conteyned in the Bookes of the Oulde
& New Teftament, by the collection of the feveral
Arguments & the Contents of everye feverall Booke
& Chapter conteyned in them.*' Written by Francis
Stonard, in 1 63 1 .
XVLl.
6648. ,
A Quarto, imperfeft at the beginning,
1. After an Introduction, " An Apologie, or a De-
fence of Jofeph Mede againft the Puritans." 1.
2. A Commentary on the 1 ith Chapter of the Reve-
lation. 22.
In all, 1 14 leaves, befides the Introduftion.
6649.
An O&avo, in an oblong Form, containing an Eflay
upon ecclefiaftical Power, drawn out in fifteen Ta-
bles ; very neatly written.
6650.
Three Sheets in 4 0 containing a dlfcuflion of the 5 grand
Queftions between the Remon ft rants or Arminians, &
the Contra-Remonftrants or Calvinifts. The Anfwer
to the 5th Queftion wanting.
6651.
Liber chartaceus in Quarto, dc Coena Domini. Ad fi-
nem fubferibitur, " Abfolvimus hunc tra&atutn in
fcholis Marianis 28 Junii 161 4." In Initio notatur, 5
April ejufd. anni. Manu elcganti fcriptus. xvn.
6652,
Eight leaves in 4to, containing a Treatife concerning a
Contract before Marriage.
Some Sheets, containing Notes out of Dr. Cha'oncr's
Sermons, viz.
1. Concerning Affliftion the Chriftian's Portion. 7.
2. Againft Duels. 7.
3. Of going to Law. 15.
4. Of the Oath ex Officio. 1 8.
5. The Mifchiefof Ignorance, byPemble. 21.
6. A complete Sermon, on the Altar with this Infcrip-
tion, " To the unknown God," Acts xvii. 23. p. 23.
7. Humane Learning may be lawfully ufed in divine
& ecclefiaftical Matters. 37-
8. Upon Afts xvn. v. 23. In all 39 pages.
6654.
A Quarto, of 48 pages, containing, " Annotations out
' of Dr.Raypold's Treatife again It Stage Plays." Well
written, in a larger & final ler hand. xvrl -
6655.
A Quarto on various Subjects,
1. Notes to difcern between the true & falfe Wor-
fhippers. ! 5*
2. The Life of Joha Calvin.
3. On the Lord's Supper. 6o -
4. Againft Ufury. 68 -
5. Of preaching. 7 K
6. Of Sin. H-
7. On the 4th Commandment. 8l -
8. OfFafting. 89.
9. Of the Refurreaion of the Dead. . io 3-
10. Reafons
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to, Reafons againft vain Pleafures. 1 1 8.
ii. Advice againft the Force of Temptations* i 26.
* 12. The Stability of God'« Promifes* 77,
13: Comforts in Affliction* 127.
14. Explication of Texts. See the 'fable at 120. b.
At fol. 94. b. is written, " Rob. Tendring, hi$
fcooke," but apparently in a later hand*
6656.
-,A Quarto, containing Sermons on Pfalm xct. & other
, Pfalms, preached at Dunsford in the time of the great
( Plague at London, and the Northern Parts of the King-
I dom, 1636. xvn.
6657.
A Quarto, containing a Treatife on Tranquillity of Mind;
in two Chapters. Fairly written on 26 leaves.
6658.
•Liber ehartaceus, continens Tradatum de Attributis Di-
vinis. Folia quinque ultima in initio ponuntur.
6659.
A Paraphrafe, Notes & Commentary on various parts
, of the Scripture. A very large book, written through-
' out in one hand : in w 1 " alio, near the beginning, is
a Cover direfted to Sir Edward Harley.
* 6660.
A Qdarto, beautifully<written upon Vellum, dedicated to
the Lord Burleygh, & containing an Expofition of
"the 12th & i}th Chapters of the Revelation, con-
taymng a perfeft propheticall hiftorye of the eftate
> of Chriftes Church, for the fpaceof a thoufand five
hundred & fiftie years." Apparently a learned Tract.
. Contains 32 leaves. XVI
666
1,
A Quarto, touching the Death of Chrift, the Ends why
; Chnft died : 30 pages. With fome explications of
Paffages of Scripture, & a few other Notes prefixed.
* The name at the beginning, is " James Leigh."
6662.
-Mr. Francis Bampfield's Propofitions concerning the
feventh Day Sabbath, as they were fent in a Letter
- to Mr. Wm. Ben, 1667. 40 pages.
6663.
A Quarto, containing, « a Letter to a Friend in Vindi-
cation of Mr. Afgills Book concerning walking with
God, as did Enoch ; & for tranflation of the Body &
, Soul, as was both Enoch & Elias. A. D. 1 704." With
a copious Table of Contents. '
6664.
Liber chartaceus manu non ineleganti fcriptus et
contmensHiftoriam, Privilegia, &c. coll. Lincolnienfis
Oxon. Cum bmis Prasfationibus, 1. D ni Rich' Fie
mingEp.Linc. primr Fundatoris. Cui annotatur in
margine, Haec manu nupera font fcripta." 2 D ni
Thorns Rotheram, Epic. Line, fecundi Fundatoris.
Demde capitula decern de Statutis Coliegii, atteftati-
onem, Juramentum, &c. omnia, ut ex margine liquet
* onginah vetere tranferipta. Paginse 102 ~
P. ic 4 . Some Notes in Englifh relating lothe pro-
perty of Trin. Coll. Oxon. ; " F
Compadus cum Num* 4046. 6600.
;;*" ' 6665.
A 1 French, containing Cplle£tions on various
feugious Subject, with an alphabetical Index, p. 327.
Num 6665 — 6673.
At thd end are added fome Letters of Oliver Crom-
well to the French King & others, touching the Per-
fecution of the reformed in Piedmont, p. 336. In ali
344 pages.
6666.
Ah oblong Quarto, containing,
t. A Royal Order refpe&ing one of the City Com;
panies, (left blank) dated May 1684.
2. A Treatife, very fairly written, on paffing Bills in
Parliament, marked p. 1 to 42.
3. Inftruftions refpeaing the Principality & Marches
of Wales, dated Sept. 1667, from the King.
At the other end of the Book,
4. Abridgment of Alleyne's Reports. j.
5. Of Reports 21 Car. 2. 1669, called Modern Re-
ports. xo<
Ihen, after many blank Leaves,
6. Abridgment of L. C. J. Vaughan*s Reports, f. 24,*
running back to f. 14*
7. Abridgement of Saunders's Reports. 25.
6667.
Two books bound in one* both marked as belonging ttf
Henry Traveis 1653.
The firfl containing Entries of Names concerned
in Actions, from 23 Ocfob. 1653 to 23 June 1691. The
fecond contains entries of Writs filed, from the fame
date to 1 687.
6668.
A Quarto, containing an Account of Orders & Pro-
ceffes in the Years 1 6 1 c, 1 6 1 6 6c 1 6 1 7, in the fpiritual
Court at Worcefter. 'Bound with 6679.
6669,
Upon Vellum, "La comence le pie de la couronne."
Written in Law-French. Nine leaves. Bound with
1 59 1, & feveral more.
6670.
liber membranaceus, in quo habentur Chartae ad varias
ecclefias pertinentes
1. Carta donationis & confirmationis terrae de Lav-
nal. '
2. Carta donationis terrae de Starthemor. 4
3. Carta: terrarum & ecclefiae de Herlil. XI [
4. Cartas terrarum de Derteftyr. 2 c!
5. Cartae terrae de Thormdich. 3 o!
6. Cartae de quadam terrae. data ecclefiae deBaftynden.
7. Cartas Regis Scotorum fuper terris & Iibertatibus
monafterii de Caldftrem. ^ 2 J
Folia omnino 55.
6671.
1. A Common-place on variousLaw Subjects. On the
vacant fpaces of which are,
m 2. Copies of Commiffions & Deputations for Mufters
m feveral Counties in the Reigns of Q. Eliz. & K.James 1.
Bound with 579.
See a curious Certificate, 14. b.
6672.
Notes on Caufes at the Affizes in Surry, 1605, &c.
with fome Notes relating to 160 1, f. 8, Bound with
1591, 6669, &c.
6673. ,
Law Precedents in the time of IIen.>ni. fc Q. Eliz.
56 leaves. Bound with the next, & others
4 A*
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Num.6674 — 6682.'
6674.
AftOaavQ, contaming Readings upon the Law* Bound
with the foregoing & others.
6675.
A thick paper-book containing,
t. Various hiflorical Remarks, chiefly relating to the
Hiftory of England: with a Sonnet by James 1. then
King of Scots, on the defeat of the Armada in 1 588. 1 .
2. Fragments on various Subjefts. 3-
3. Notes on various Nations, particularly Spain ; ap-
parently from a book printed in 161 2, on the Hiltory ot
Spain. Said (fol. 16.) to end with the beginning ot K.
James's Reign.
4. Various Extrads again. , , . . r'lL
5. A Hiftory of England, from the beginning ot the
Reign of Elizabeth. , $°r 17 J\
At fol. 60. is an Epitaph of K. Arthur, found at
Glaftonbury. ... „.
6. Ten Pofitions argued, againft the Enghm Hier-
archy. * 7 .
The two laft however, are wanting, & fomething
at the beginning of the Trade.
The book has 203 leaves.
6676.
A Quarto, containing,
1. The Oath of the Burgh to beafliftant to the Con-
ftable, & the Oath of the Ale-tafter. «•
2. Officium Coronationis. 3*
3. The form of an Attachment.. 9-
4. De curia Baronis tenend. l °-
5. De Leta tenend. . 20 *
6. Laftus de Sutton cum olby hundr. intra ditt. Lait.
Bound with 6673 and others. 3 6 *
Q 5 If thefe are not by W m Holman ? (See his Letters
toWanley 3781, 178, &c. See alfo Brit. Topog. I.
344, &c >
6677.
A Quarto, containing the Divifion of Hincfcford Hun-
dred in the County of Effex, with the Towns & Ma-
nors in the fame in alphabetical order. At tne end is
a plan of an Eftate on parchment. Bound with the
following. See 6684 & 5,
A Quarto, contaming ail the Towns of the County
of Effex according to their Hundreds- In the fpare
Leaf at the beginning there is a recital of the Houfes,
Catties, Manors, Lands, &c. belonging to the Queen.
Bound with the preceding number.
6679.
Copies of all forts of Inftruments, Certificates, Tefti-
monials, Citations, &c. obferved in ecclefiaftical Judi-
cature. At the beginning there is a broad half Sheet
exhibiting a Table of the Fees ufually paid to the Lord
Bifhop, Chancellor, & Regifter of Gloucefter, & to
the Proctors & Apparitors of the Confiftory there, 205
pages. ' From page 140 to 185, the Articles entered
the inverted way. Bound with 6668.
6680.
Extrafts from Titte Deeds belonging to the Eftates of
Shirley & Lovett, beginning with an Extraft from
Domesfday. With other matters relating to thofe
Families. 128 leaves.
6681.
A Ouarto, containing the 2d Book of Plowden's Re-
ports, with an alphabetical Table of the Contents
prefixed.
6682.
A Quarto, containing Exceptions to a Pleading in Quare
impedit 28 Eliz. Term. Pafch. in the Common Pleas.
Bound up with N° 574.
Num.6683— 6688T.
6683.
A Quarto, containing Arguments on Points of Law, the
principal whereof are,
1. Information Trin. 6 Jac. 1. in Scacco, by the At-
torney General, againft Rob. Johnfon for his Entry
into a Clofe & Land in Buckingham Town called the
Parfonage Clofe 5 fets forth two feverai Grants made
O. Eliz. & K. Ja. 1. under which faid Johnfon claims.
2. Propofitions on the behalf of the L. Arch-Bi(hop
of Canterbury concerning Prohibitions granted out ot
the Court of Common Pleas, which was debated before
his Majefty when there was no Prohibition out of the
Common Pleas but upon Suit there depending by Ori-
ginal. 37*
Bound with 159 1 & others.
6684.
[6684—6687. OSIavo.']
An Oftavo, containing an account of all the Parifhcs
& Towns & Manors in Effex, with their denomina-
tion, as Reftories, Vicarages, &c. in feverai Alphabets,
In the beginning the conildcrable Families. Bound
with the following number.
6685.
Another fmall Oftavo, with all the Parifhes & Towns in
Eflex. Towards the End there is a Table of the
Archdeaconries & Deaneries in the Diocefe of Lon-
don : And likewife of all the Bifhopricks in England
and Wales. It concludes with the Fairs & Market
Towns in Effex. Bound with 6684. Both in the
fame hand with 6677.
6686.
A thick Oftavo, containing Precedents & Cafes in Law
from the 33 Eliz. until 5 James 1. 713 leaves, very
clofely written in fmall hand.- Some miscellaneous
matters prefixed.
6687.
Originally a very thick Octavo, now four moderate books*
containing an extremely fcarce printed edition of Lit-
telton's Tenures, in black Letters, 1572, interleaved*
with additions at fach end equal to twice the fize
of the book, containing the original Obfervations &
Enlargements of the L. C. Juftice Coke in his own
hand-writing ; formerly covered with a rich Em-
broidery wrought by his own Daughter.
On the tenth leaf, at the beginning, is an exaft
account of the Parentage, Birth, & Family of Sir E.
Coke ; with particulars of his Life, written by himfelf,
by which it appears that he was born Feb. 1, 1551, not
1 549, as has ufually been ftated. Thefe particulars ex-
tend to fol. 16, are written in Latin, & mark feverai of
his Promotions.
On fol. 17. U written, c< Edwarde Coke. UW met
ibi mufcae, ubi uber ibi tuber, - nec prece nec pretio
and below, inclofed by lines, " Auguft 1586, in com-
miff. de peace.* '
This very curious & valuable book has till lately
(1804) efcaped the notice of the editors & commentators
upon Lord Coke's writings.
The book contains 92.2 leaves;, but feparate parts
have their own original pages & indexes.
As it was much decayed, & in great danger of
being mutilated & mifplaced, it has been lately re-bound,
in four convenient volumes, 1805. R.N*
6688. ;>
[6688—6726. Folio.]
A Folio, containing,
1. (Dedicated to Q.Eliz 1506.) A Colle&ion of the
Rules and Grounds di perfed through the Body of the
Law, attended with a clear & perfpicuous expofition,
breaking them into Cafes, & opening their Senfe & Uie„
& limiting
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& limiting them with diftin&ions, & fometimes dewing
the reafons whereupon they depend, and the affinity they
have with other Rules.
2. Le&ura fecunda Francifci Bacon milkis* fuper fta-
tutum provifum 27 Hen. vm. cap, 10. de ufubus in pof-
feflionem transferendis, &c. 1 6.
3. Le reporte de touts les Contraverfies in Ley, les
Arguments de yceux & judgments des holes erudites in
1c Ley a termino Miefcis fecundc Jacobi regis 1604.
42.
4. — — — Termino Trinitatis anno tertio Jacobi
tegis. 23.
6689.
A thin Folio, containing Copies df Deeds & Indentures
relating to Grants of divers Honours, Caftles, Lord-
ihips, Manors, Lands, Tenements, Rents, Reverfions,
tranchifes, Liberties, & other Hereditaments to the
Duke of Suffolk: & likewife of the Exchange of
Lands, &c. between the King's Highnefe & the faid
Charles D. of Suffolk, anno 30 regis Hen, Vm.
Bound with N° 4858.
6690.
A Folio, with the Signature of Hen. Lilly, Rouge*
rofe, containing,
1. A Difcourfe of Copyholders & their Eflates.
1 — 19.
2. Copy of Inft/u£UoftS given by the King's Majetty
to his Highnefs's Council within his Majefty's Domi-
nions and Principality of Wales & Marches of the
fame, figned by his Majefty at Hampton Court anno
4 0 Jac. 1. 26—34. ,
3. Appointment of Juftices of the Peace for the
County of Salop, anno 6 Jac. 1. Lat. & Engl. 36 — 41 .
4. Carta Rogeri Comitis de prima fundatione Monaf-
terii Salop, ac aliac Cartae illuc fpe&antes. 45 — 64.
5. Carta fundationis S tl Johannis Bapiiftae de Lud-
lowe, ac alias Carta & ejufdem confirmationes.
89 — 96.
The name of Lilly does not now appear, it was
perhaps on the old parchment cover.
6691*
A Folio upon Vellum, written in an old hand, con-
taining a Journal of the Proceedings at the Aflizes
held at Sarum, Exeter, and throughout the Weflern
Circuit, beginning in ,the feventh & ending in the
forty-fecond year of Edw. in. Contains 70 leaves.
6692.
Several Sheets of Vellum in folio (bound with 4954 and
6088), written in an old hand, containing a Report
of the Proceedings in a Circuit ip the County of Kent,
temp. Edv. 1. Alfo Letters Patent of Richard if. & a
Prohibition to the Archb. of Canterbury againft call-
ing the Clergy together.
6693.
A Folio, containing,
1 . Dire&ions for the Warden of the Hofpital of Clonn
in the County of Salop for the Government of the
Houfe, given 4 Oftr. 1619. 1— 4,
2. Accounts belonging to the faid Hofpital, 6 — 24.
3. Charter for the foundation of the faid Hofpital,
anno 5 Jac. 1. & likewife other Charters & Deeds re-
lating thereto. 180 — 196.
4. Copy of the Will of the E. of Northampton 1614.
198 — 202.
5. Sundry Grants & Donations made at divers times.
204.
6< Statutes & Orders relating to the faid Hofpital.
205.
7, Inventory of Goods belonging thereto. 218 — 222.
From fol. 25 to 179 incl. the leaves are blank.
Cat. Harl. Voi<. III.
Num. 6694 — 6706
A Folio Cafe, confiding of Papers printed & frritteity
relating to the Claim of W n Ferdinand Carey Fiq. td
the dignity & title of . Baron of Hunfdon, with Pedfc
grees* &c. The papers of different forms & fizes.
. 66 95-
A Folio, containing Patents & Grants of Lands, &c. irt
the County of Hereford, during the Rfcigns of Rich-
in. Hen. vm. & C^Eliz. '
There is added an alphabetical Index of the feveral
Grants. 1 — 132.
At the end of the Book there is a Treatife of Sir
Tho. Row, touching the Decay of Trade* the Caufes
and the Cures, &c. 140—146;
66964
A Folio, containing the Diftri&s of the fetreral Counties
in Wales belonging to the Biflioprick of Su David's*
with their Towns & Afleflhtents.
At the begihnihg there are the Words of the Sta-
tute touching the Lords Marchers.
This feems to be the ad Vol. to N° 6077. T ^
hand is much the fame. Contains 53 leaves.
6697.
A thin folio* containing " The furvay of all & finguhir
the Manors, Lands, Tenements, & other Heridita-
ments late in the poffellion of the right worfhipful
Edmunde Turcell of Beaches in the Co. of Eflexj
Efq. deceafed, & defcended to his Coheirs, made at
the fpecial requells.of the faid Coheirs for a partition
to be made between them, A.D. 1 5?9».& 2 r reg. JEliz,
With a large plan of the Manor of Plemborow, & a
fmaller of Rynfworth Salt-Marfli. Bound with 6005
& 6;c8.
.66984
A Folio in VeUum, containing the Copies of divers
Leafes of Eftates let & taken by John Wylde of
the City of Canterbury* Bound with N° 1880.
6699,
AFolio, containing " A written Survey (in Acres, Roods*
& Perches) of the Summef lflands, fometimes called
Bermudas, lying in the Weft Indies in the Lat. 32.20.
namely in the Northermoft part in Lat. 32. 24. & the
Southermoft in Lat. 32. 15. and in Longitude from
London near 64, with all the lflands & Lands there
& thereunto belonging : taken there according to the
order & appointment of the Rt. Hon bJC the Governor
& C" of Adventurers for thefe lflands. Annis 1662 &
1 663, the particulars whereof are here exprefled by
Richard Norwood Surveyor." Fairly written on paper,
41 pages. Bound with N ra 134, 141, and 6706.
67OO.
A Folio, containing,
1. Auxilia in comitatu Leiceft, Dno. reg. Edv. 11
concefTa ad primogen. filium fuum milit. faciend. anno
regni xx. A. D. 1347. i.
2. A Note concerning William de Albaneto Earl of
Arundel 6 Hen. in. who dying coming from the Holy
Land, was conveyed into England, & buried at Wy-
mondham, where he built a Priory, f. 18. repeated 50.
3. A Catalogue of Market & Fair Towns, with their
firft Eftablifhment, ib. " Found by fearch in the Tower
1599." Continued N° 6.
4. Procurationes, Taxationes, Denarii Sti. Petri in
eod. Com. 20.
5. Efcaetores & Inquifitores, in eod. Com. ab anno
2 Hen. 3. ufque ad finem Hen. 6. 31.
6. Eftablifhments of Markets & Fairs found by fearcb .
in the Tower i6co, f. 49. b. continued from foL 19.
5 F Tht
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The book contains 51 leaves, & is bound with
N d 5 190. On the fragment of an old parchment cover
is written, u A true Copie of an old Booke, indorfed,
a Copie of the Booke of Knights' Fees, within the Com.
©f Leicefter, Anno Regis hdw. Tertii xx th . Anno Dni
1^47." At the end, kC For my Cofen Gecke, if he
give yo u Contentment. A. E."
6701.
A Folio* containing a Law Common Place Book, di-
gefted alphabetically. 425 pages \ with a complete
Index of the Heads.
6702.
A Folio filled with Commiflions, Grants, &c. the par-
ticulars whereof follow, viz.
?. A Commiffion to take an Account of certain
Profits given to Cambridge for the Pavement of the
fame. i»
2. Recital of a Grant of a Vivary with 200 Acres
of Wafte Foreft Lands. 1. b.
3. Commiffion to enquire after the Pavement of
Wych in Worcefterfliire, & the Profits thereunto or-
dained. % 2. b*
4. Commiffion to Merchants of the Staple to receive
the King's Fines due for tranfporting Goods to wrong
places. 3. b.
5. Commiffion to enquire concerning Wafte com-
mitted, the Heir being within age. ib.
6. Commiffion to arreft Goods* &c. for a Fine to
the King, & to deliver them to a fpeciai Party, who is
to be accountable to the King. 4.
7. Commiffion to make proclamation agamft adul-
terating of Wines fold in London. 4. b.
8. A Prohibition not to part with Money till the
King's Debts arc firft fatisfied* 5.
. 9. The Conftitution of a Colle&or of certain Cuf-
toms. 6.
j o. Command to former Colle&ors to deliver up the
Cocket, & no more to intermeddle. 7.
ti. To take Security of the CoIIe&or for the Rent
referred. 7. b.
1 To keep Goods feized for Felony until the King's
Title be made good to the fame. ib.
13. A Superfedeas for further colle&ing an extraor-
dinary Tax impofed. 8.
1 4. A fpeciai Mandamus to the Sheriff fof the delivery
of a fuppofed Rebel out of Gaol, who upon inquifition
h not found to be fa. * 9.
15. A Command of reftkution to be made of Mer-
chandize taken at Sea under a falfe pretence as Prize. 1 o.
1 6. A Commiffion to make Debentures for the Exe-
cutors of a Teftator, for his Service done in the War
againft the Scots. 11.
if. A Command to the Officers of the Exchequer to
pay a Debt of the King to the Executors of the Teftator
in the Cafe laft mentioned. 12.
18. A Superfedeas to the Exchequer not to profecute
upon a Plea de annuo redditu. 1 2. b.
19. A Superfedeas to the Cuftomers of the Port of
Scarborough for exacting Duties unlawfully, & Com-
mand for reftkution of the Goods. 13.
20. A Summons to the Univerfity of Oxford to ap-
pear to anfwer Contempts. 13. b.
21. A Commiffion to proclaim the Confirmation of
Liberties granted to the Town of Rofponte, & obftru&ed
by Waterford in Ireland. 14.
22. A Commiflion for impofing a Rate towards the
making of a Barge of between 40 & 50 Oars. iC s .
23. A Commiffion to releafe a feized Ship & Goods at
Lenn* bound for Gales. *" r6. b.
24. A Procedendo in the King's Bench. 1 8.
1 25. A Command of obedience to the execution of a
Commiffion in Yorkfliire,unto whichPerfons atHull prove
r^fra&ory, touching Merchandizes of Scptland. 18. b.
t Num. 6702.
26. A Mandamus to the City of London to preferve
the Widows* Rights. 20.
27. A Mandamus for the returning up of Lances &
Spears made at Frome. 20, b.
28. A Mandamtrs to inquire after Ships taken at Sea
before the Admiralty, notwithftanding a former Com-
mand for their Seizure. 20. b.
29. A Licence to impark. si. .
30. A Grant of a Fair & a Market at Spaldwyn in
com. Hunt. zr. b»
3 1 . A Grant of Free Warren. 22*
32. A Licence to tranfport Jewels without Cuflom.
22. b«
33. A Prohibition againft infringing of Statutes under
pretence of Bulls from Rome. ib.
34. A Writ of Delivery* upon Surety gJven for the
Peace. 23. b.
35. An Arreft to be made upon Zealanders Goods
for Piracies committed againft London Merchants-
36. A Seizure of the Goods of at lat-e Sheriff, being
Debtor to the King. 24. b.
37. A Grant from the King to a private perfon k
his Wife of a new Cuftom upon certain Merchandizes.
ib.
38. Letters of Excufe for not attending the Parliament
of France, in a Caufe touching the Dutchy of Burgundy*
whh Procurators fent. 25. b.
39. A Letter of Attorney to take pofftfiion of Lands
in France for the K. of England. ib-
40. A Grant to the Scholars at Oxford to convene the-.
Burgeffes before the Chancellor toudhiug perfonal Ac-
tions. " 26.
41. A Pardon to the Merchants of Brabant for tranf-
porting Wool, &c. during an Agreement wherein the
fame was prohibited. ib.
42. A Mandamus to Officers to be afliftant to the
King's Minifters for receiving Cuftom upon Wool, &c.
ib.b.
43. A Mandamus to the Juftice of Chefter, to pro-
claim certain Provifions and Statutes made for the Good
of the Kingdom. ib.
44. A Mandamus to feveral Counties to be afliftant
to the Sheriffs in apprehending Thieves, &c. 27. b.
45. A Mandamus for paying ;he Kings Debt out of
the King*s Monies in other Hands. 28.
46. Mandamus for Afliftanee to the King's Collector
of the Cuftoms upon Wool, &c. 28 b.
47. A Pardon for Ufury. fb.
48. Letters of Procuration for deciding the King's
Caufe depending in the Courts of France. 29.
49. General Letters of Procuration. 30. b,
55. A Grant of Tythes. 3 1 . b.
51. A Commiffion for vHitmg a Chapel. ib.
52. A Commiffion to recover a Surplus of Money
overpaid by the King. ib.
53. Letters of Procuration for Trials in the Courts of
France. 32.
54. A Grant of the Office of Clerk of the Market.
33-
55. A Commiffion to examine & pwnifft Crimes com-
mitted in tranfportation of Wool, &c. contrary to the
I King's Inhibition. 33. b.
56. A Commiffion to inquire into Burglary. 36.
57. A Grant for adding 4 Chaplains to the Re&or of
the Tower of London. 36. b.
58. A Difcharge from the King to meddle with a
Lunatick's Eftate. 37.
59. A Grant of a forfeited Eftate by A& of Parlia-
ment. 39. b.
60. A Grant of a Privilege from Arrefts depending a
Suit in the Starchamber. 40.
6 1 . Commiffion to the Sheriffs of Oxon & Berks to
cleanfe the River Thames. 4 0. b.
62. Corn-
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6a. Commiffion to inquire after Abufefc Comrtiitted
by Purveyors of Leicefterfliire for the provifionof Cales.
4i-
63. Commiffion to hear & determine an Appeal of
Rape, 42.
64. Commiffion to inquire after a Wreck at Sea.
42. b.
65* A Recognizance in Chancery. 43. b.
66. A Grant of Levari fee to be made upon the
Goods of fuch Londoners that refufe to pay their portion
of a Tax. 44.
67. A Proclamation againft tranfportatioh of Corn.
44. b.
68. A Superfedeas to hear & determine difference in
London, but that the fame be brought before the King.
45-
69. Grant of feveral Privileges to the City of Lon-
don. 46.
70* Commiffion to examine the K. of Spaing Com-
plaint againft the Englifli, 6 Eliz. 49.
7 1 . Grant of prohibition from difturbance of the King's
right of Collation fede vacante. 50.
72. Commiffion to inquire after unlawful Aflfemblies,
Conventicles, &c. 51.
73. Commiffion of Oyer & Terminer concerning
capital Offences. 53.
74. Commiffion to the Council of the North to take
recognizances for appearance, &c. 54.
75. Commiffion to the Sheriff .of Wilts to compel
Soldiers to pay for their Vi&uals. 55.
76. Grant of the office of Water-bailiff of the River
Exe. 55. b.
77. A Mandamus that the Merchants of Luke in Ire-
land account twice a year before the Treafurer there.
56. b.
78. A Mandamus for Affiftance to the King's Col-
le&or of the Cuftoms upon Wool. 57.
79. Grant of a Market & Fair to St. Berian in Corn-
wall. 57. b.
80. Grant for exemplifying a Charter burnt. 58.
81. A Supplication to the Pope to fettle EcclefiafticaL
Jurifdi&ion in the Chapel of Bo (ham. ib.
82. Licence for a Forefter to give Liberty to
the Inhabitants near the Foreft to hunt and be-
llow Venifon upon Women weak and with child.
59. b.
83. A Pardon for Trefpaffes committed by a Juftice
in Ireland. ib.
84. A Commiffion for vifning a decayed Hofpital.
60. b.
85. A Prohibition to the Ecclefiaftical Court, from
difturbing a Prefentation adjudged to be the King's in his
Majefty's Bench. 62. b.
8£. A Mandamus to inftall a Prebend. 63.
87. A Mandamus for payment to a Prior an allowance
of © s. denied him through the defeft of his Letters
patent. 63 . b,
88. A Mandamus to iflue forth no Diftringas againft
a Perfon. 64.
89. A Prohibition againft difturbing the King's Pre-
fentation. 64. b.
90. A Mandamus to deliver out Tranfcripts of Re-
cords* 65.
91. A Mandamus for removing Records from Reading
to Weftminfter. 65. b.
92. A Mandamus for delivery of a Prifoner for Debt,
upon furety that will fatisfy his Creditor when he returns
from beyond Sea. 66.
9 j. A Mandamus to ufe the King's Seal & Banners,
inftead of thofe of an attainted Perfon. 66. b.
94. A Perambulation for fetting out the Bounds of
South & Dorfet. 6y.
95. A Mandamus for removing Records into Chan-
cery. 67. b*
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96. A Graftt of the Colleaorfhip of the Cuftdmi
upon Wool. 67. b.
97. A Grant of the Colle&orfhips of Cuftoms im-
pofed upon Strangers' Merchants; ib.
98. A Mandamus for receiving a Subfidy fraudulently
detained. 69.
99. A Commiffion to collect an Afleffmerit denied to
be paid in Kent. " 69. b.
1 oo. A Grant of the Colleftorfliip of certain Cuf-
toms. 70. b. 71.
101. An Amercement for a Sheriff's too late re*
turning of his Writ of Summons of Parliament. 71*
102. A Grant to the Univerfity of Cambridge to have
three Printers, 26 Hen. vin. 72. b.
103. A Grant of divers privileges to the Inhabitants
of the Counties of Anglefey, Caernarvon* & Merioneth*
104. A Grant of the Office of Avenen 76.
1 05. A Grant of the Purvevorfhip for the King's
Paftty 4 * 76. b.
106. A Commiffion to prefs Labourers to recover £
Marfh in Effek from drowning. 77^
107* A Licence to fue in the Ecclefiaftical Courts.
77- b.
108. A Grant of Affigrtment of Monies, payabld
Out of a Subfidy for fatisfying the King's Wants*
for which the Jewels of the Crown are engaged.
78. b*
109. A general Pardon to a Commander in chief.
. ^ 79. b.
no. A Commiffion for fuppreffing Herefies within
York Diocefe. 81. b.
in. An Exemption from bearing public Offices*
82. b.
H2. A Mandamus to a Dean in the abfence of the
Chancellor, to repair a ruinous Prebend, & to in-
force the Executors of the laft Prebend to contribute*
113. A Mandamus to a Cuftos Rotul. to deliver up
the Records. 83. b#
1 14. A Mandamus to deliver up a feized Wreck at
Sea. 84.
115. A Commiffion from the Pope to Ireland to levy
a Tax for the King of England. ib.
11 6. A Mandamus to the Convocation, not to inter-*
meddle in State Affairs. ib.
117. A Grant of the Farm of London as a Pledge
for fatisfying the City's Debt. 85.
118. A Mandamus for fuppreffing Frauds com-
mitted by pretended Friars of the Order of St. An-
thony. S5. b.
119. A Commiffion of Oyer & Terminer for the
County of Cambridge. 86.
120. A Mandamus to fupprefs a Market. 87.
1 ai. A Mandamus for discharging an Excommuni-
cate out of Prifon. ib.
122. A Mandamus for provifion of a Wife forfaken*
of her Hufband, whereof he ftands excommunicated.
87JX 88.
123. A Mandamus for reverfing a Judgment in a
Title of Lands in Ireland upon Error. ib.
124. A Mandamus to change a Jury upon a Novel
diffeifin. 88.b.
125. An Extent. ib.
126. A Mandamus for the delivery of Enemies Goods,-
to the King's Meflengers, which vrere fcized at South*
ampton. .89.
127. A Mandamus for further demanding of Toll
towards mending of a Bridge. 89. b.
1 28. A Licence to eat Flefli in Lent. 90.
129. A Mandamus for releafing the King's Prifoner
under Bail, who is again imprifoned for private Debts.
9'-
110. A Grant of Defaffqreft. gi.b.
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131. A Revocation of a pardon granted to Rebels in
Ireland. 92.
13a. A Mandamus for punifliing Fofeftallers* ib.
133. A Commiffion to inquire after the King's Fees
for Tenures in SuSex due touching the Scottiffi Wars.
93-
134. A Comrniffion to the Merchants of the Staple to
take Fines of others, who would obtain the Pardon for
Trefpaffes. 94.
135. A Commiffion to inquire after the King's Fees
in arrear for Tenures touching War. 94. h.
136. A Pardon & Reftitution for Lands purchased in
Mortmain contrary to the Statute. 95. b.
137* A Conuniffion to inquire after Wafte committed
by a Guardian. 96. b.
. 138. A Commiffion to inquire after Goods of a de-
ceafed Debtor to the King that are imbezelled. 97.
139. A Mandamus for affifting the Seizers of the
Eftate of the King s Debtor deceafed. 97. b.
t 4 o. A Grant of Letters of Mart, & Reprifcls for
Satisfaction of Debts unjuftly detained. 98.
141. A Mandamus for examining an Account taken
& retum'd into Chancery. 99. b.
142. A Pardon to the City of London for executing
Malefa&ors in the King's abfence beyond Sea. 101.
143- A Mandamus for the Lord Treafurer to perform
the duty of his office, notwithitanding Threats & Me-
naces. 1Q2 ^
144. A Mandamus to inquire after a concealed Idiot.
ib-
145- A Mittimus for accufing a Perfon in general, &
not in particular. 102. b.
146. A Habeas corpus for removing aPrifoner from
Windfor CafUe to Northampton. " 103.
147. Another for removing one from Leicefter Gaol
to Newgate i D>
148. A Mandamus for delivering Scholars of Oxford
out of the Tower to the Chancellor, to be tried where
they ought. 103 , b<
149* A Mandamus to receive a Prifoner. 104.
150. A Mandamus for taking a MalefaSor convift.
ib.
151. A Mandamus for committing Prifoners to the
2r£L° f Canterbur y a9 of ri g h t belonging to the Arch-
. , „ 104. b.
A Mandamus for clofe Imprifonment. 1 o 5.
A Mandamus for a Prifoners difcharge. ib.
A Mandamus for certain allowance to Prifoners.
XT L A ftnft Mandamus for keeping a Prifoner in
Nottingham Caftle. ib
■ 156. A Mandamus to the Sheriff for fatisfying the
fold Prifoner s allowance. , Q g
1 57. A Mandamus for a fafe conduct for Prifoners on
Tower' Mandaraus for receiving Prifoners into the
fJJ% A Man T dam J us for receiving a Templer Prifoner
trom Sarum to London. Ioy
1 60. A Mandamus for receiving the faid Prifoner.
161. A Mandamus for removing Templers Prifoners.
162. A Mandamus to the Lieutenant of the Towe^of
London ^ J dlver T e -P'-s Prifoners to the Sheriffs ■ tf
London to be examined before the mquiutors/ ib
offenders UUS t0 ^ ^ of notorio "*
wt'r4 Man ^ mUS f ° r . takin S Contemners 'of* die
King 8 Officers ,n executing their Duties. ib.
c^f' Aftl " ia Mandamus f °r avoiding Prifonere Ef-
CapcS ' 4 * no.
bifliop.
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jtty. A Releafe of a Suretiffiip given for an Accomp-
168. A Mandamus to the Lieuteteuit of the ToweAo
sioS r Sn^ a w ° ut * ^
Ad'iniYah Mandamus ^ or the ddiver y of a p rifoner to'the"
r«!£J* A f ^ Ianda . I ? us for impreffing Rioters in "he
County of Cambridge. tub'
1 7 ' * A. Supersedeas to a former Mandamus. 'ib'
JXl p A . f Mandan ?us to the Lieutenant of the Tower to
receive Prifoners taken at Sea. , f ,
173. A Mandamus to bring Prifoners into Chancery.
174- A Mandamus for the ftrict keeping of 'a Pri-
foner guilty of f he Death of a Sheriff. h ib "
175- A Mandamus for removing a Prifoner in theCuf.
Counf ° f Nottin « ham to lhe Sheriff of the
111
176. A. Mandamus to remove a Prifoner from York
to Lincom. 1 1 ? b
177- A Mandamus for receiving a Prifoner. 1 1 3. b.
to Y 7 0 ^g 0therforre,novin g almoner from the Tower
179. A Mandamus to the Sheriff of Northumberland
to deliver prifoners to the Duke of York, taken within
the Liberties of the faid Duke, upon his promile to re.
deliver them to be tried where the Offences were com-
mitted.
clofe 8 & fingk andamUS f ° r receivin S Prifoners to be kept
181 A Mandamus that Prifoners hold no other Coif,
verle than what they have promiled during imprifon-
182. A Mandamus to bring the above-mentioned Pri-
foners before the Parliament. 1 1 5 . b. 1 1 S
183. A Mandamus to bring a Prifoner 'before the
Council. , ,
Q . 116. 117. b.
184- A Mandamus to bring a Prifoner into Chancery.
. 1 8 * A Mandamus to bring a Prifoner to an Appeal
in Parliament. n6. b.
186". A Mandamus to receive the above-mentioned
Fnfoners into the Tower. XI ,
187. A Mandamus for keeping a Prifoner under 'a
Condition limited. 117. b.
188. A Mandamus to give Chriftian Burial to a
Tra,tor - n 9 .b.
_/*9- A Mandamus for receiving aPrifoner into the
MaWhalfea. ^
193. A Mandamus for delivering over a Prifoner to
the Lord Admiral, under an obligation by him entred
>nto. ^
191. The Lord Admiral's Recognizance upon his re-
ceiving the faid Prifoner. , ~ I3C .
192. A Mandamus for bringing a Prifoner from Nor-
thumberland to the Tower. 1 20. b.
193. A Mandamus for a perfonal attendance upon the
King for private difcourfe. ib.
194. A Writ of Priviledge or Exemption. 1 22. 147.
195. A Mandamus to take up Calkers to build a Ship
in the Weld of Kent.
196. toarreft &take up Artificers for the
King's Works. fo.
. 197. A Mandamus for taking a Regard of-Fore/L
1 23, b.
198. An Incorporation of the King's Minltrels.
125. b.
199. A Commiffion upon an Appeal. 128.138..
200. A Grant of the office of Lord High Admiral.
.... _ 136. b.
201. A Mandamus for arrefting particular perfons.
2^2. Ad Evidentias deliberandas. 141!
203. A Scire
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204. De aflaia ulnag. pannag. de Worfteds in civitate
Korvici revocand. ^ 143.
205. Appointment to the office bf Conftabte & Mar-
ihal. 145.
206. Judgment of degradation from the Order of
Knighthood upon Sir Giles Mompeffon. 146.
207. Appointment of Purveyors, 146. b.
208. Revocation of a Protection* 147. b.
2094 Commiffion to inquire after a Wreck at Sea.
148. 150. b.
aio. Commiffion to inquire after an Efcape of Felons.
149. b. 153.
an. Commiffion to inquire into the Array in the
JPannel of Jurors. 151.
212. A Mandamus for an Embargo on Ships* 1 5 2.
213. Writ againft a Perfon for Contempt. 154. b.
414. A Commiffion of Oyer & Terminer, to inquire
after a Breach committed againft the right of a Lord of
a Manor. 155.
2 1 5. A Mandamus for colle&ing of Tythes. 156*
216. A Commiffion to inquire after the revoit of cer-
tain Archers. 1 57, b»
217. A Commiffion to inquire after Mariners difobey-
ing the King's Commands. 159.
. ^l8* Proclamation refpe&ing fome Rebels in Holder-
v fhire. 160.
^ *ainft certain collectors of tolls at Hethrebech-
6ri^ ottingham. 161.
220V . «:trning fome Portuguefe & Spanifh Mer-
chants. 162.
221. Concerning certain vagrant Carmelites. Imper-
fect. 164. b.
The reft of the book is blank.
6703.
A Folio, containing fome Proceedings in the King's Bench
in 33 Car. 11. There are interfperfed Memorandums
of Bufmefs of no confequence, & fome Colle&ions
from Englifh Hiftory. A fort of common place, on
various fubje&s. Bound with 671 2.
6704.
Concerning Forefts: how they are made, what things
are incident to them, & the difference between a Fo-
reft, Chace, Warren, & Park ; together with a large
Difcourfe of Foreft Laws & Cuftoms.
6705.
Fragments of Treatifes concerning Forefts in general, &
in particular of Waltham Foreft in the County of
Effex, together with Copies of Leafes made between
Francis Stonard of Stapleford Abbot in the faid County
of Effex, Efq; & others. On the Charta de For-
Tefta, &c.
6706.
A few Sheets, {hewing the Matter of Controverfy between
Humfry Wickham of Swackliff, Efq; & Sir Richard
Fines Knight, touching their Right to have their Chil-
dren admitted into the new Colleges in Oxford & Win-
chefter, ef the foundation of William Wickham, fome-
time Bifliop of Winchefter, as Kinfmen & of the Blood
of the faid Bifliop.
Thus endorfed, in a different hand. " This MSt.
belongs to Nicholas Jekyll of Caftle Hedingham, Efq. &
lent by me to John Anftis, Efq. Garter principal King at
Arms. Sept. 15, 17 15. Wm. Holman.'' Bound at
prefent with N°* 134, 141, and 6699.
6707.
A Folio, containing Proceedings in the King's Bench &
Exchequer temp. Eliz. 1 18 leaves, written in various
hands.
CxV. Harl. Vol. JJL
Num. 6708 — 6718*
6708.
A thin Folio Containing,
i. The Cuftomary Tenants of Hertford Manor &
Caftle, as for as they appear by the Court Rolls, begin-
ning anno 1628.
2 . The Cuftomary Tenants of the Manor of Redereth
in the County of Surrey.
3. The Cuftomary Tenants of the Manor of Clothall
& Quickfwoodin the Co. of Hertford. Bound withN"
6005 & 6697.
6709^
A folio, containing an Recount of Sir Simohds D'Ewes's
fulfilling & performing the laft Will & Teftament of
his Father, & likewife of his Brother Richard D'Ewes
of the middle Temple Efq; together with other Ac-
counts between him & Arthur Barnardifton, Efq; &
Edward Porter* Bailiff of the Manor of Lavenham in
the County of Suffex. 90 leaves. Bound with the two
next.
6710.
A Folio* likewife relating to the Eftate of Sir Simonds
D'Ewes. With letters & other documents.
6711.
A Folio, containing other Papers, Bills, Receipts, &c.
relating to the Eftate of the faid Sir Simonds D'Ewes.
The Letters feem chiefly to be ufed for the fake of wri-
ting on the backs. Thefe three numbers are now bound
together.
6712.
A thin Folio, confifting of Law Cafes in French. Bound
with 6703.
6713.
A Folio, confifting of Proceedings in the King's Bench
during the 7th. 8th. 9th. & 10th Years of K. James 1.
There are two diftind collections ; the firft extending
to 50 leaves; the fecond beginning at fol. 25 abruptly,
and extending to 152*
6714.
A Folio, containing a Treatife concerning a Manor &
Court Baron* Eight leaves, fairly written, bound with
N°737^
Examinations, Informations & Affidavits taken before
Francis Afhley, Efq; Juftice of the Peace for the
County of Dorfet in the years 1614-^1635. Ori-
ginally two books, the firft ending & the fecond be-
ginning in 162 1.
6716.
Liber membranaceus in fol. in quo habentur Tituli
Privilegiorum & Indulgentiarum, finales Concordiae
& tituli Cartarum ad varia loca pertinentium. Folia
membranacea. j8.
6717.
A very thin Folio, containing an Index to fome Book of
Law Cafes, digefted in alphabetical Order. It appears
to have belonged to John Duke of Newcaftle, by his
arms pafted in .p. 1. This is bound up with 4300,
&c.
6718. ,
A book compofed of ancient fragments, partly on paper,
& partly on vellum,
i. Afingleleaf, having been the concluding & exte-
rior leaf of an old tra& inEnglHh, beginning thus, "A
5 G certaync
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certayne Monk to fynge of Saynt Peter in certayne
houfes," &c.
2. Part of a book of Latin Homilies, on tc Quare non
credite," u Libera nos a malo," u Amice cur hue in-
trafti,"&c.
3. A very old colle&ion of devotional poems in Eng-
lifli rhyme, chiefly on the Lord's prayer. This part has
been abfurdly divided, and the following tradt inferted
between the leaves of it. Thefe three numbers are on
paper.
4. A trad on vellum with the name of " John Knot,"
and this title, " Hie incipit modus faciendi telb.mentuin."
This is followed by other legal dirc&ions & forms. In
all eight leaves.
67199
A Folio, containing an Abridgment of the Law, with the
Titles placed alphabetically. 92 leaves, with a table of
contents prefixed.
6720.
A Folio, containing Deeds & Writings relating to Lands
in Eglcton, in the County of Hereford. 254 pages.
6721/
A Folio, containing the Court Rolls of the Manors of
Uckfelde, Loxfelde, Fulmer, Stoneham, Ringemer,
Cliva juxta Lewis, & Duddlefwell, an° 1588, &c. On
the firlt leaf, u Petri Leneve, Norroy."
6722.
A Folio, containing notes of Le&urcs upon Points of
Law, written in Law French. The firft: is dated 1 598*
At the end is part of one in Englifh dated 161 0, u Sir
Fr. Eure, Leftor."
6723.
A Folio, entitled " Talbot's Extra&s of Records." 109
leaves.
6724.
A Folio containing various matters.
1. A foul copy of a Letter remonftrating on ill-be-
haviour.
2. Arguments of the three Lords Chief Juflices, called
to the afliftance of the Lord Chancellor, in a Caufe be-
tween Charles Howard Plaintiff, & the Duke of Norfolk
& others Defendants, 24 Jan. 1681, wherein the Plaintiff
feeks by his Bill to have execution of a Truft for a
Term of 2000 years, of the Barony of Grayeftocke,
which was made by Henry Frederick Earl of Arundel.
2.
3. Definitions of Ufury, & references to laws on it.
f. 20. See alfo f. 1. b.
4. Miscellaneous notes.
5. Observations on Covctoufnefs & other fubjefts.
6. Notes on various family names : intermixed with a
few on Parifhes in Suffolk.
Bound with N 08 769 & 786.
6725.
Liber in folio in quo habentur,
1. Catalogus fummorum Angliae Jufticiariorum, a
conqueflu ejufdem, anno 1066, ad obitum regis Hen-
rici in. A. D. 1272, quo tempore eorum au&oritas
ceflavit.
2. « Capitalium Jufticiariorum ad placita coram
rege tenend* ad A. D. 1590.
3. ■ Capitalium Jufticiariorum de Banco, ab
exordio regni regis Hen.' in. 12 16, ad A. D. 1599.
4. Counts, Priors, & Bifhops of England, noted In
French.
5. A Ihort treatife in law French,
Nunu 6726 — 6746.
6726*
Miscellaneous colleftions on Englifh hiftory, & on the
topography of Herefordfhire, formed about the yeat
1 655. See p. 1 12. b. in N° 7. In the two firft leaves
are fome brief memorandums refpe&ing Englilh Hif-
torians, &c. then follow,
1. Topographical remarks refpefting Eyre, Flanford
Lyngebroke, & other priories, in Herefordfliire. 1*.
2. De Templariis.
3. Reges Merciorum, extracted from Holinfhed &
others, beginning with Creodda or Cridda. A. D. 585.
_ . 11.
4. Reges Anglorum. The Kings of England, from
Alured (Alfred) fon of Ethelwulf, A. D. 836. 24.
" 5- # Reges £ ftirpe Normannorum. An abflraft ot
Englifh Hiftory from Holinfhed, Daniel, & others, be-
ginning with William u & continued, imperfeaiy, to the
Death of Henry vli. & 37^62.
6. Sheriffs of Herefordfliire, continued to 1659. 66.
7. Colleflions refpe&ing the feveral Hundreds of
Herefordfhire, f. i.of anew order uf numbers. — The
Hundreds are taken in this order. Wigmore, f. 1 . Wol-
phey, f. 1 o. Huntingdon, f. 2 1. Brockfafh, or Broxafh,
f. 26. Ewyas Lacy, f. 41. Wormelow, f. 48. Webbe-
tree, f. 67. b. Greytree, f. 34. Radlow, f. 100. Stret-
ford, f. 1 16. Grimfworth, f. 136. Hereford City,f. 160.
Various notes refpe&ing the County, f. 178. Ecclefia
Hereford, f. 190 The parities ftand alphabet icaHy
under each hundred.
8. " The tranfeript of a very ancient table like an
altarpiece, with two folding leaves of wood upon the
middle upon w cb leaves & maine peace is nayled with
fmall gilt nayles, velum or parchment thus written.
Figure of the peice in the margent." f. 204. Thefe are
rules for behaviour in the Church, & are curious. They
appear to have been put up in the Cath. Church at He-
reford.
9. Names of the Hundreds, both modern, & accord-
ing to Doomfday. 207. b.
10. An Index of place? mentioned; according to the
fecond feries of numbers.
6727 6744.
Eighteen Volumes ip^bawd.m Vellum, containing the
Diary qf .the life of Mr. Hodges a Scotchman, from
the beginning of the year 1700, till the latter end of
1709
Thefe volumes are written chiefly in Latin, but are
full of the author's dreams, with other whims, & myfti*
cal words, belonging apparently to judicial aftrology. The
name of Hodges I have not found in the volumes, but it
is probably right. At the end of the laft volume is this
marginal note, in the fame hand in which many others
appear in the volumes. " Rivus hie [in tcxtu] mors
erat, nam has funt ultimse ejus annotationes, morte enim
vereor inexpeftatd abreptus erat per hunc ipfum dolorem
poft 3 vel 4 Septimanas." The annotator feems to
have been no wifer than the original author.
6745.
[6745 — 6791. Folio.'}
AFolio, containing the Proceedings in the Queen's Bench
during the 35th, 36, 37, & 38th, years of £ueen Eli-
zabeth, with two alphabetical Indexes. Coarfely writ-
ten, on paper. 216 leaves, befides the Indexes.
6746.
A paper folio, containing,
1. Divers Forms of Bonds & Obligations* 1. iz. 23.
2. Grant from Q. Eliz. to Sr. Henry Wefton, Lord
Arundel, & others, for exportation of Beer & Wool for
a certain time. «
3. Recognizance of the Collector of the Subfidies,
&c, to appear before the Barons of the Exchequer at the
a ufu^l
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ufual Terms for flaring his Accounts & obtaining his
Difcharge. 9.
4. The Rates & Meafures of feveral forts of Com*
modities. 20. 21.
5. City of York difcharged from paying Toil within
the City of London. 20. b.
6# Privileges of the Merchants in the Eaft-land Trade.
ib.
7. Benefices & Tithes as are impropriate in the
Queen's (Eliz.) hands. 2 1 .
8. A Rate of the Prices of Lead. At the end, a few
detached memorandums. 22.
6747.
A Folio, containing a Colle&ion of feveral very ancient
Law Precedents, written in the old Court Hand.
Bound with N* 4 1716 & 5083.
6748.
A thin Folio, containing Extra&s of Charters out of the
Records of the Tower,
1. Carta regis Richardi 1. pro Ab. & Monachis deor-
dine CiHercienfis, fc. de Reival, de novo monafterio de
Kirkfted. 1.
2. Carta Hen. ix. pro Monachis de S tf . Petro de
Gant. ib.
3. Carta regis Edvardi Confefforis pro iifdem. ib.
4. Carta Rich. 1. pro monachis de Effartis. 1. b.
5. Carta Hen. 1. pro monachis S !i . Ebrulfi in Middle-
ton & Melreia. ib.
6. Carta Rich. 1. pro. Willo Cora, de Arundel, Caf-
tei de Arundel. ib.
7. Carta Hen. 1. de Monafterio apud Rading. ib.
8. Carta Rich. 1. pro Burgenfibus de Salop(bia. 2.
9. Carta Witti Conquclloris pro monachis S fi . Mar-
tini de Bello. ib.
10. Carta Hen. 1. pro monachis S li . Stephani de Ca-
domo. 2. b.
xi. Carta: Edvardi filii Athelredi & Willi Conq.de
ecclefia Weltmonaflerienfi. 3.
12. Cartae Matildae imperatricis & Hen. 1. pro Abbe
de Holmo. 3- b.
13. Carta Henr. x. pro Abfoede Sarifburie. ib.
14. Carta Witti 1. & Hen. i. pro ecclefia S li . Pauli.
Lond. ib.
15. Cartae Hen. I. & Rich. 1. pro ecclefia S« ? . Bene-
difti de Ramefeia. 4.
x6. Cartae Rich. j. pro Wittode Wroteham. 4. b.
17. Carta Hen. 1. de ecclefia S 11 . Petri de Dunflable.
ib. & 5.
x8. Carta reg. JohaAnis pro liberis hominibus de King-
ftone. ib.
1 9. Carta Hen. 1. pro ecclefia de Leefton. ib.
20. Carta reg. Joftis pro Conftantia filia Roberti Furr.
ib.
2 1. Carta ejufd. pro Henrico Bifet. ib.
22. Carta ejufd. pro ecclefia S tl Pauli Lond. ib.
23. Carta Hen. 11. pro monachis eccl. S m Trinitatis
Cantuar. 5. b.
24. Cartae Edv. 1. & Willi 1. pro Afibe Meldunemfis
Coenobii. ib.
25. Cartae Hen. 1. & reg. Joliis pro Monachis S !i Ad-
helmi de Mammeibir. 6.
26. Carta Rich. 1. pro abbie de Boxley. ib.
27. Cartaxeg. Jofcis cpifcopo Lincoln, pro Manerio de
Winnelthorpe juxta Ncworch.
28. Carta reg. Johis pro Fulcone de Oyry. 6. b.
29. Carta reg. Jotiis pro ecclefia beatae Mariae de Lin-
coin. ib.
. 30. Carta ejufd. pro Walt. Buftard. 7.
31. . Carta ejufd. pro Richardo de Mida. ib.
32. Carta Hen. 1. pro Abbie de Cerne. ib.
33. Carta reg. J phis Henrico da Nevill pro terris in
Afteby & in Thienton, ib.
Num. 6748,
34. Carta Roberti de nono Burgo pro eccl. S'« Mariae
de Binadon. 7. b.
35. Cartae reg. Joliis pro Hugone de Malannay. ib.
36. Carta Hen. 1. pro civibus Lincoln. ib.
37. Carta regis Johis pro Fulcone de Oyry. ib.
38. Carta Hen. 11. pro abbie de Elthona. 8.
39. Carta ejufd. pro ecclefia S r * Mariae de Abendonia.
ib.
40. Carta ejufd. pro eccl. S ri Salvatoris de Berum-
defica. ib.
41. Carta ejufd. de manerio de Linton, ad Richard urn
Talbot. ib.
42. Carta Willi Lanel & Rich.i. \titto de Longo
Campo, Elienfi Epifcopo. ib.
43. Carta Hen. 11. pro Rich, de Lucy de Effartis in
forefta de Stanford. ib.
44. Cartae Rich. 1. Priori & fratribus de Carthufa.
8.b.
45. Cartae ejufd. pro frib. milir. templi Salomonis.
9-
46. Cartae Hen. 11. pro monachis Coleftri, Theoxby,
Briftowe, Apelcona. ib.
47. Cartae ejufd. pro Roberto Mand, WiHo Folet,
Petro Capellano. ib.
48. Cartae ejufd. pro eccl. S l * Mariae de Brueria, &
5 i Jacobi de Northampton. 9. b.
49. Cartae ejufd. pro Willo Mand; & pro monachis
de Theokeibir. ib.
50. Carta Rich. 1. pro Canonicis de Waltham in Ef-
fex. v 10.
51. Carta Hen. xi. & Rich. 1. de conceflione mercatus
Petro filio Willi Dapafo, &c. ib.
52. Cartae Hen. 11. pro monachis eccl. Albane, War-
dona, & S li Joh. de Coleceftre. ib.
53. Cartae Hen. 1. pro monachis S u Petri de Clumad.
6 de Neton Heorclegam. 1 o. b.
54. Carta Rich. 1. de Hofpital. Jerslm. ib.
55. Carta Rich. 1. pro ecclefia S. Mariae Wigornien-
fis. 11.
56. Cartae Hen. n. pro ecclefia Cantuar. ib.
57. Carta ejufd. pro monachis de Lenton. 1 1. b.
58. Carta Edvardi confefforis pro abbie de Wcftm.
ib.
59. Carta Hen. 11. pro Canonicis regularibus ecclcfiae
de Kirkeham. ib.
60. Carta ejufd, pro. abbie & monachis de Malm-
sbie. 12.
61. Carta Hen. 1. & Hen. 11. pro ecclefia de Mere-
tona in comitatu Suthrciae. ib. & 1 2. b.
62. Carta Rich. 1. pro abbie & monachis S u Adelini
de Malmesbur. ib.
63. Carta WiHi 1. pro abbie Mddinenf. ib.
64. Carta Rich. 1. pro hominibus de Sudflet, Cofe-
bercherche, Quidhanering, & Dunnington.
65. Carta Marjjaritae des Ros Guliclmode Ros. 1 %.
66. Carta Aethelmari pro aljbic de Cernea. ib.
67. Cartae Rich. 1. pro Salfro filio Petri de Sicntha &
Tarenteford, & pro Pipcwell. ib.
68. Cartae ejufd. pro ecclefia Wcftro. & pro eccl.
S l * Mariae Lcier. 13. b,
69. Carta: Hen. 11. pro ecclef. Angliarenf. de Toren-
ton & Stanlega. X4.
70. Carta Rich. 1. pro abbia de Sranlcg. ib.
71. Carta Hen. 11. pro ecclefia & monachis de Strat-
ford, ib.
72. Cartae Rich. 1. pro Alano dcValcinesi Hunten-
don, Southampton, &c. X4. b.
73. Carta Hen. 11. pro monachis de Cicifter. 15.
74. Carta Rich. 1. pro abbie de Stanlega. ib.
75. Cartae Hen. n, pro ecclefiis de Abendon & de
Rading. • 1 5. b.
76. Cartae Rich.i. pro ecclefiis de Rading & de Sa-
lopfbia. ib.
77. Carta Rich. 1. pro monachis de Burgo. 16.
78. Carta
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78. Carta reg. Joftis pro Rogo de monte Begdnis. 16*
79. Cartas Kich. 1. & reg. Joh. pro monachis de Ci*
recefler, Joh. de Writall, & Wakefhall. ib.
8o> Cartae reg. Joftis pro Burgenfibus de Northamp-
ton, & ecclefia de Turgatona. 1 6. b.
81. Carta ejufd. pro ecclef. S r *Mariae de bello loco
regis in nova forefta. jj,
82. Carta Edv. 1. de maneriis de Fotheringbrigge &
Gandolveftan.
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83. Carta reg. Joftis pro ecclefia & canonicis de
Thore. ib.
84. Cartae qjufd. pro Tho. de Ardington, & Henrico
de Braybrooke. 1 7. b.
85. Cartae ejufd. pro ecclef. de Lenton, & dc Tine-
math, ib.
86. Carta ejufd. pro Burgenfibus de Novo Caftello.
18.
87. Carta Rich. 1. pro Waltero de Hatfield de ma-
nerio de Writal. ib.
^ 88. Cartas reg. Joftis pro monachis de Wardon Gran-
gia, & ecclef. S. Martini Lond. ib.
• 89. Carta ejufd. pro Witto Bigod, & monachis de
Lyra. " 18. b.
90. Carta Aliciae de bella aqua de bofco dc Merfton
in Buckingham. * ib.
91. Cartae reg. Joftis pro Saiero de Ruenti; & Ri-
chardo deTirinton. ib,
92. Carta Hen. 1. pro ecclefia de Huntedon. ib.
93. Cartas ejufd. pro Rado fil. Salomonis, & canonicis
S li Georgii de Ofonrie. ig.
94. Carta regis Johis pro afibie & monachis de Forda.
ib.
95. Carta Hen. 11. pro abb. & monachis de Hayles.
19. b.
96. Carta reg. Joftis pro canonicis de Hertland. ib.
97. Carta Rich. 1. pro Witto Brilver. ib.
98. Carta reg. Johis pro Richardo dc Barbefle. 20.
99. Carta Hen. 11. pro canonicis S' 1 Jacobi de Nor-
thampton, ib.
100. Carta de vendione Braxdon & Hurlston a Tho.
Nevill. ib.
101. Carta Hen. 11. pro ecclefia &canonicis de Bling.
ib.
102. Carta Hen. 1. pro una caruchata tras inEdrigeft-
honere. 2<x b#
103. Carta Rich. 1. pro fratribus hofpitalibus Jertm.
ib.
104. Cartae Willi 1. pro monachis S u Auguftini Can-
tuar - ib.& 21.
105. Carta reg. Joftis pro Sahero de Ruenci de villi's
Chennora & Sideham. 2 1 .
106. Carta reg. Athelberti pro monachis S li Auguftini
Cantuar. 21. b.
107. Carta regis Cnud pro iifdem. " ib!
108. Carta reg. Joftis pro Briario de Fly. 22.
109. Carta ejufd. pro Canonicis Herefordice. ib.
Bound with N°' 51 22 and 7386.
6 749-
A thin Folio, containing the Informations & Examina-
tions, &c. made & taken before William Dove £fq;
one of his Majefty 's Juftices of the Peace for Gravefend
& Milton in the years 1673, 1674, 1675, ^77, 1696,
&c. fol. 43. Bound up with 4300.
6750.
A thin Folio, intitled, " Silva Leftionis Leg being a
Colledion o: many Cafes & Points of Law. 1 7 written
leaves. Bound up with 1 696 & 5 14 1 ,
6751.
A Folio, containing an account of Records, probably in
the Tower, with references to the Cafes where they
were contained.
Num. 6751—6757;
The firft part is arranged under the Reigns of tfc
Sovereigns, beginning with the ift of Ed. 3? and con!
tinned to the 8th of Henry 5. Then follow ce££i
De C3ero„ g
De Proviforibus.
De Lolardis.
Memoranda. r *
At the end is written, in a fmall hand, Geo. Holmes,
A. JJ. 1095.
The Book is alfo begun at the other end, with the
fuperfcripuon, « Dilburfem* Beok 1671." And this
title, in printing hand,
nm "_ Will ^ lmu sPetyt, Armiger, eft Magifter huius
UHicii Recordorum, 1691."
Then follow fome accounts crofled over, & fome
not ; as far as fol. 10.; & to the date of 1677, in differ-
ent hands.
6752.
A folio Common-Place Book, with an alphabetical In*
dex, containing References & Collections relating to
Places & Perfons in various parts of Europe. Many
of the articles are mere references to books. Con.
tains 122 leaves.
6 753-
A thin Folio written in Italian, entitled, « Defcrittione
della Citt& di Tivoli di Piero Logorio, al ills mo ct R mo
Sr. Hippolito Cardinali ampliflimo di Ferrara," On
the exterior leaf, " Di Marc Antonio Parma, i6co.
15, Genn°." 42 written leaves.
6 754-
A Folio containing two diflinft Treatifes,
1. A profound Trad, in mathematical form, with
Definitions, Problems, & Theorems, concerning the
Valuation of Money, & of Exchange, in four books.
2. " Ad praxin Staticam Elementa qusedam accom-
modate" A fimilar Trad in Latin ; with a Problem
fubjoined, in Englifh, " on the Solution of the Archime-
daean Problem." Probably by Mr. Walter Warner.
See the next number.
6755.
A mathematical Book in a thin fol. written in Latin,
being Mr. Walter Warner's Trad of Ta&ions, tran-
fcribed by Hunt. Smithfon.
At the end there is a Difcourfe in Engli/h concern-
ing the Finenefs & Weight of Silver, & the proportion
& manner of mixing it, in order to its being reduced to
Standard ; fubferibed, " Mr. Warner's Trad: of the
Commixture of Metalls for the Mint which makes it
probable that 6754 is alfo by Mr. Warner. This is
bound with 6017, 6031, & the enfuing number.
6756.
Another Mathematical Traft in a thin fol. written in
Latin by the fame Mr. Warner, & tranferibed by
Huntington Smithfon, concerning Optics k Vifion.
<c Per D. Gualterum Warner, Feb. 16, 1634." 45
pages. Bound with the preceding, &c.
6 757-
Liber chartaceus, in folio, cui titulus eft Moreh Ma-
chom, feu Dodtor Locorum ; in quo inveniuntur,
1. Index alphabeticus librorum Talmudicorum, cum
numeris librorum & capitum. i #
a. Series Sedarim, feu partium, feu feftionum gene-
ralium Talmudicarum 6. 2 .
3. Notae in libros totius Vet. Teftamenti, fubferibun.
tur, " Elifeus Hebraeus Viterbienfis, Autor, Gabriel de
Cingulo Aman. T. R. remifit " f, 5. praemittitur feries
librorum, et locorum omifforum. " 3-&4.
A Ro-
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Num. 6758 — 6762.
. A Romance by Sir Kenelm Digby, in which the Hero
& H-roine are Theagenes and Stclliana, i. e. himfelf
& Lady Venetia Stanley. It is allegorical & political,
and rhe following Key to the Names is prefixed, in
another hand.
Morea — England.
Attica — France.
Ionia — Italy. Ionian Iflands.
JEgypt — Spain.
Athens — Paris
Corinth — London.
Ephefus — Florence,
Alexandria - Madrid.
K. of Morea King James y e firft.
Hephceftio — . Old D. of Buckingham.
Ariftobulus - My L d of Briftol.
Syria P. — Portugal. Quaere?
Rhodes — Argiers or Sally.
Cyprus — Holland. Quaere Venetian.
Achaia — Germany.
Pr. of Achaia Old K. of Bohemia.
Theagenes — Sir K. Digby.
Stel liana — My Lady Venetia Stanley.
Alexandretta - Scanderoon.
E, of Arcadia E. of Holland.
Clericius — Mr. Clarke.
Some other Names are explained in the Margfn.
It is moft carefully tranferibed, in print hand, and ap-
pears to have been the Author's Copy, by whom fome
alterations and erafures have been made. The conclu-
fion is particularly curious. The volume contains 328
written pages. The interlineations in this copy are pro-
bably in the Authors hand.
A Folio, containing a Relation of the Succefs of the
Love of King Hen. iv. to the Princefs of Conde.
In the firft leaf, in the fame hand with the body of
the traft, is the following fuperfcription, but not
figned.
u This excellent piece of Hiftory was writt by S r
William Beecher, from whofe naturall Sonne William
Beechcr, my Chamberfellow in the Temple, I receaved
the fame. I lent it (by Beecher's confent) to the late
Arch-Bifhop of Canterbury, Sheldon, in the yeare 1664."
It is fairly written, on 55 leaves.
6760.
A Folio, containing the Characters of great Men &
Officers of the Navy in the reign of Queen Ann. The
characters are numbered in the margin, & amount to
198, beginning with Prince George of Denmark.
Leaves 60.
6761.
A folio, bound with ^4828, containing,
1. A Traft entkled, " The Abridgment of Warre,"
occupying 13 leaves.
2. An imperfect Copy of a Tranflation of Vegetius,
de Re Militari, containing three books out of the five.
58 written leaves, bound up with N° 4828.
6762.
A Colle£tion of Epitaphs, written in a large & clear
hand, taken from Churches in Effex, Suffolk, &
Norfolk.
St. Mary's Colchefter, f. t. All Saints Church-
yard, D°. 5. St. Nicholas, D°. 8. St. Peter's, D°. 1 1.
(St. Mary < Key) Ipfwich, Suffolk, 1 5. St. Stephens, D°.
17. St. Clements, D\ 28. St. Mary's, D°. 29. St.
Peter's, D°. 32. Beccles Church-yard, Suffolk, 35.
The Cathedral at Norwich, 46. St. Peter's (Man-
croft) D°. 79. St. George's (Tombland) D\ 108.
Cat. Hari/. Vol. III.
Niim. 6762 — 6768.
St. Michael's, D°. in. St. Giles's, D\ 118. St. Ste-
phens^ 0 . 125. All Saints, D\ 133. St. John's (Tim-
berhill) D°. 1 34. St. Miles or Michael's, D^. 137. Yar-
mouth, Norfolk, 139. In all 176 written leaves.
The ftieets inverted had been previoufly ufed to
prepare for a common place book, the Latin heads of
which ftill remain, but nothing is written under them;
The book is bound with the following number.
6763.
A Folio, containing a Colle&ion of Infcriptions, ex-
tending to 32 Churches in the County of Northamp-
ton, viz. Flower — Heyford — Stowe — Weedonbeck —
Bugbrooke— Coldhigham — Patifhall— Harpole— Up-
ton — Litchborough — Dufton — Whilton — Brockhall
— Kiflingbury — Maidford — Farthingftone— Thorp—
Blyf worth — Milton — Gay ton — Norton — E verton —
Newnham — Badby — Dodford — Faufeley — Charwel-
ton — Harlefton— Holmby — Prefton — Brington — Ca-
nons Afhby.
To which is added, a Codicil concerning the Length
& Breadth of Churches & Chancels, Number & Date,
of Bells, Number & Form of Pillars, Defcription of
Veftries, Letters, Sentences, & Coats of Arms in Win-
dows, &c. by William Taylor Mafter of the Grammar
School at Heyford. Bound with the preceding.
6 ? 6 4~
A Folio in an indifferent hand-writing, containing hifto-
rical Colle&ions relating partly to Hiilory in general,
but chiefly to that of England, together with a few
Coats of Arms tricked, & a few Pedigrees. There is
a Hiftory of the Kings William I. to John, inclusive,
in Latin, with Tables of Contemporaries, &c. Bound
with N* 785.
6765.
Liber in folio cui titulus fie fe habet, " Evidenciae ex-
trad, de libro feodorum & aliis memorand. ScSii de
feod. Militum in Com. Hereford, litoand. colled. Scu-
tagii de exercitu Scoriae anno primo regis Edvardi
tertii a conqueftu in eodem Com. per iMorma*oneni
hend. de eifdem Scutag. levand." Paginae omnino
1 17. Compa&us cum Num s 762 et 7366.
6766.
A Folio, containing the Valuation of the Eftates in the \
County of Hereford, with the Tax of 2 s. per
pound.
At the other end of the book there is part of the
Hiftory of the County of Hereford by Silas Taylor. The
latter part confifts of 21 leaves, written on both
pages.
6767.
A Folio, containing the Genealogy and Arms of the
noble Houfe of Mordaunt, juftified by publick Re-
cords, ancient Charters, and other Hiftories & au-
thentic Proofs, by the labour of Tho. Wefton, whofe
portrait is prefixed, well engraved, by R.White 1682 ;
with a fupplement on the Houfe of Alno, or Alneto.
47 pages.
6768.
A Folio, containing a Tranfcript from Mr. John Layer's
Manufcript Defcription of Cambridgefliire, about the
year of our Lord 1639, 15 Car. 1. as to thefe feven
Hundreds following, Armingford, Long Stowe, Pip^
worth, North Stowe, Chefterton, Wetherley, Thrip-
lowe. There are added fome loofe Sheets, in the
hand-writing of Mr. Humphry Wanley, with Collec-
tions relating to feveral parts of Cambridgefliire, & his
account of MSS. in the Harleian Library & elfewhere,
that refer to the hiftory & antiquities of the faid county.
The firft part, 81 pages, with an Index.
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Num. 6769 — 6777.
6769.
A Folio, in the fame handwriting, containing the Vifi-
tation of Cambridg.efhire, 16 19, 75 pages, and an
Index^
677O.
A Folio, containing the Vifitation of Cambndgefhire,
A. D. 1619, written by a different hand. 149 P a g es >
befides an index. Thefe two are bound together.
6771.
Liber chartaceus in folio, cui titulus, " Summa pnvi-
kgiorum Univerfitatis Cantabrigienfis." Subjicitur
petitio prastoris, ballivorum, &c. Cant. Paginas habet
61. Compa&us cum 4239.
6772.
A Folio, containing, " A Calendar of the Records in
the Tower of London for the county of Cambridge,
called Efchet Bundles & Charter Rolls. W.N.i."
Bound with Nos. 5172 & 7391.
6?73 \
Epiftolae duse Latines, manu- antiqua fcriptae, et datae ex
Collegio Sanfti Petri, Cantabrigiae, ad patronum fuum
in caftris regiis verfantem. Nomina autem fcribentis
et patroni omnino defunt. iEtas non nifi ex conjec-
tura adfcTibenda. Crediderim tamen fcriptas futfTe
literas Mariae vel Elizabeth* temporibus. Scriptor
plane Romanae Ecclefiae afTecla, qui in fecunda Epif-
tola, Pragam Bohemias indicans, addit, " quam
Oxonienfi toxico corruptam quis non doleat.**
Folia duo tantum.
6774.
A Folio, containing the Pedigrees of Families in the
Counties of Cambridge and Huntington, with their
Coatis of Arms tricked, & an alphabetical Index of
Names. Bound with the following Number. The
Name of Francis Hobbes is written on the firil
leaf.
6 775-
Another Folio, containing the Pedigrees of Families in
Cambridgeftiire, with their Coats of Arms, & an al-
phabetical Index of Names. There are inferted fome
Paper's & Letters relating to the Hiftory of the faid
county. Bound with 6774.
6776.
A thin Folio, thus entitled, u The Genealogy of the
riloft ancient & illuftrious Family of the Veres, Earles
of Guifnes in Normandy, & of Oxford, & Lord
great Chamberlains of England, being defcended from
the Kings of the Argives, Dukes of Milan, Angiers,
& Mance, extracted & drawn dpwn in the feveral
Branches to this prefent year 1676, by John Tilfton,
Efq; Student in Antiquities/ ' This is bound up with
two other collections of the Vere family, &c. viz.
4189 & 6134:
67 7 7 - .
An heraldical Book in folio, containing,
1. Defcents of fundry of the Nobility of England to
Heirs female. 1 to 24.
2. Examples amoiigft many honourable Houfes, to
prove that the Sons or Barons in their Fathers lives time
have in their Wives-' Right enjoyed the Names, Stile,
Dignity, & Place of Barons, as then their Father did.
3. Exafnples & Precedents to prove that the Stile,
Name & Dignity of a Baron by Writ, hath gone from
the Heir general unto the Perfon of the Blood of the
Anceftor, to whom the Barony or chiefeft part of the
Poffcflions hath been conveyed & allured by Entail. 27.
Num. 6777, 677?.
4. "The Names of fundry Barons leaving divers
Daughters their Coheirs, yet the eldeft Daughter did
evermore carry away the Honour & Title of the Barony
from the youngeft Sifters." 30.
5. " Summi Anglise Jufticarii a conqueftu, anno 1066,
ufq. ad obitum Hen. nr. A° 1272, quo tempore eorum
aufthoritas ceflavit, deinde capitales Jufticiarii ad placita
coram rege tenend. ufq; A. D. 1607." 32.
6. Capitales Jufticiarii ad placita in curia diii regis ad
an. 1637. 32. b.
7. Capitales Jufticiarii de communi Banco. 33. b.
8. .Prote&ores, Gubernatores, five Regentes perfonae
Regis, & regni, & afiquando utriufq; durante minoritate
Regis, & in ejus abfentia in partes extraneas, & interdun*
alia de caufa. 35*
9. Summonitio Parliamenti tenendi apud Weft mom
23 die Jan. anno i° Rich. in. 37. b.
10. Summonitio Parliamenti, &c. 7 Nov. a* i°Hen*
vii. 38*
This N° is bound up with 5180, 5872.
6778.
A thin Folio, containing,
1. Orders for placing of Dukes, Marqueflls, Earls,
Vifcounts, and Barons, their Wives & Children, ac*
cording to their Birth & Degree. 1.
2. Divers Preheminences & Privileges due to the
Peers of the Realm by order of the Common Law. 3.
3. Preheminences in Law belonging to Knighthood-
4. b.
4. » Efquires 2c Gentlemen. 5-
5. The Claim & Title of Margaret Fenys Wife to
Sanapfon Lennard, Efquire, to the Barony of Dacres,
together with the opinions of the right honourable the
Lord high Treafurer & high Admiral of England, unto
whom the examination & relation thereof was by Qu.
Eliz. her Majefty's fpecial Commiflion referred, upon
petition made to her Majefty by the faid Margaret Fenys*
5. b.
6. "The Right & Title of Sir Tho.Fane of Kent Kt. to
the Name, Stile, & Dignity of Lord of Bergaveny, in
the Right of Dame Mary his Wife, Daughter & fole
Heir of Henry late Lord of Bergaveny deceafed, founded
& grounded upon the moft ancient & laudable Cuftom
of this realm of England, wherein Women are capable
of Feodales & Dignities & their Hufbands in their right
are wont to poflefs their faid Feodales,StiIes, and Titles/*
7-
7. The humble Petition of Mary D'Bergaveny exhi-
bited to the Parliament. * 19.
8. The Copy of Letters Patent made to Mary
L'D'Spencer, 25 May an 9 2 Ja. reg. 1604. 19. b.
9. Copy of the Decree made by the Lords Commif-
lioners of the Earl Marshall's Court, touching the Prece-
dency of the Lady Le Defpencer 27 die Maii, an° 2 Jac.
reg. 1604. 20. b.
1 o. Succeflio & genealogia diiorum Roffe & aliorum
per defcenftim de L'Efpec. 22.
1 1 . The Order & Catalogue of the Lords Treafurer*
of England from the year of our Lord 924 unto 1593,
collected & with an Epiftle dedicated to Sir W ra Cecil
Lord Burghley Lord Treafurer of England by Francis
Thinne ; & alfo Notes concerning Treafurers. 23.
12. The Catalogue of the Lords Chancellors or Keep-
ers of the great Seal of England from King Athelftan's
time, . who began his reign A.D. 924, unto 1593, col-
lected by the faid Francis Thinne. 33.
13. The Names of the Cardinals of Englifh Families.
39-
14. Notes concerning the Family of the Gerards. 41.
15. Concerning Admirals & their Authority. 42.
16. Difputatio de Conftabulario, & de ejus nomine,
officio & dignitate. J 47. b.
17. Tra&atus de Camerariis Anglic. 51. '
Bound with N° 5 S34.
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6779.
A thin Folio, treating of the Earl Marflial's Court, &
the Proceedings therein. Bound with Nos. 5S7 d f
624c?, 7384.
6780 & I.
Two Volumes in fol. containing Indexes to Heraldical
Books ; the two are bound together: but to what
Volumes they refer does not appear, yet probably to
fome in this Collcdb'on.
6782 — 679T.
Libri decern, in quatuor tomis compa&i, Continens opus
Chronologicum laboris invi&iflimi; a Marquardo
Frehero compofitum.
I. Liber primus, continet,
1. " Directorium in omnes fere quos fuperflites ha-
bemus Chronologos, annalium Scriptores, ec hiftoricos,
potiffimum Romani Germanicique Imperii, cujushic ufus
eft; ut cui quidem animus fert eos fcriptores uno tenore
evolvere, atq^ eos inter fe conferre et conjungere, ordine
eo incipiat et procedat qui finiftro latere exhibetur, ubi
Incipit fcriptum. Qui vero circa unum vel alterum an-
num aliquid inquirere optet, ideoque fcire defiderat quis
fcriptor ilium habeat, quique ibidem concurrant, is
dextrum laterculum teneat, in quo Deftnit. Annoque re-
perto (quandoquidem qui eum praecedunt jam expirave-
runt) novit in fequenti adeoque in omnibus fequentibus
donee et ipfi . . . deftituit, fe quod indagat inventu-
rum." Dire&orium hoc, fummae utilitatis, poftea typis
{lefcriptum, et iteratis Joh. Dav. Koeleri curis excultum;
tandem recognitum, emendatnm, auflum eft, a Geo.
Chrifto. Hambergero, et Gottingae editum, A.D. 1772,
in 4*.
2. " Chronologia Imperii utriufque, Orientis et Occi-
dentis, five Gi aecorum, Germanorum, et Juris tarn Ca-
nonici quam Civilis, in utroque conditi ; ab exceflu Juf-
tiniani Imp. (in quo Freymonius, Contius, Gifanius,
aliique definunt) ufque ad excidium urbis Conftantino-
polis et Imperii Orientalis finem ; ' ad Juris et hiftoria-
rum cognitionem utilis, Marquardi Freheri operA." 5.
3. " Ex Hermanni Conringii de finibus Imperii
Germ. Libri duo," f. 18. Sequuntur alia, ex eodem
Herm. Conringio. 2 r.
4. Varia, de diverfus Germanise partibus. 36.
II. Liber fecundus.
1. " Veterum Scriptorum qui Caefarum et Impp.
German, res per aliquot faeculas geftas Uteris mandarunt.
Tomus unus. Ex Bibliotheca Jufti Reuberi Icti Pa-
Iatinatus Confiliarii, cum Catalogo Authorum et In-
dice." ^ 1.
2. " Germanic' 3 Rerum Scriptores aliquot infignes
ha&enus incogniti, qui gefta fub Regibus et Impp.
Teutonicis, jam hide a Car. M. ad Fridericum III. pcr-
petua fere ferte, fuis quique faeculis, Uteris mandata
pofteritati reliquerunt Tomus unus nunc i m editus. Ex
biblioth. Marquardi Freheri Confil 1 ' Palatini, cum In-
dice et Catalogo Authorum. Francof. apud Aubrios 1624.
In folio/' " 4.
3. "Germanic, rerum Scriptores" ut fupr&Tom. II.
6.
Subjicitur etiam analyfis romi 3, &c.
4. Aliorum hiftoricorum Germanicorum colleftionis
analyfis. f. 15. Ejufdem operis tomus 2. 19.
5. Rerum Gcrmanicaruni Vetcres fcriptores fex, jam
primum publicati. 21-
6. Monarchia Romani Imperii. Seu tra&atus de Ju-
rifdi&ione imperiali, &c. Libri Hanoviae Editi in fol.
1612. Analyfis. 23.
7. Hiftoricum Opus in 4 Tomos divifum. 26.
8. Politica lmperialia five difcurfus politici, a&a pub-
lica, &c. f. '33. Item a Melchiore Goldafto.non-
nulla.
9. Nonnulla ad hiftoriam rerumque Germanicarum
Scriptores generalius fpe&anua. 40.
Num. 6791 — 6793.
id. Index in Rerum Germanicarum Scriptores veteres
feu particulars, feu generates, f. 42. De Marquardo
Frehero qu^dam, in margine traduntur. 42. b.
III. Liber tertius.
r. Bella in Gallia ante Monarchiam. I#
^ 2. Ecclcfiaftica ante Monarchiam. f. 3. Et de Fran-
cis ante Monarchiam, &c. 7.
3. Faramundus Rex Francorum. f. iv. Etde reguin
ferie, tarn in bellicis quam in Ecclefiaflicis rebus, qua;
tamcn feorfim tra&antur, et fatis copiofc. Continetur
hiftoria, in hoc libro, ufque ad finem Chilpcrici.
Hi tres in uno volumine compa&i.
IV. Liber quartus.
Colleftiones alia fimili forma, at pleniores, de Ilif-
toria Francorum, Ecclefiaftica et militi'ri, ante et poit
Monarchiam. Praefigitur titulus, cum armis et infig*
nibus Gal lice, acre incifis. Incipit hiftoria a rebus Ec-*
clefiafticis ante monarchiam, et procedit ad finem Chil-
derici III
V. Liber quintus, Hiftoriam Gallicam compre-
hends, ab anno 584, fcil. ab initiis Chlotarii II, ufque
ad finem Dagoberti.
VI. Liber fextus. Procedit Hiftoria ad finem
Theodorici II. Subjicitur ad finem alia Childerici Hi 1
Hiftoria. Subjiciuntur, hie inde, confpe&us hiftorico-
rum, ad ea tempora pertinentium.
Hi tres Libri in eodem volumine.
VII. Liber feptimus continet annales Pipini, Caroli
M., Ludovici Pii. ab an. 741. ad annum 829, quoad res
bellicas.
VIII. O&avus habet ejufdem temporis annales,
ad res ecclefiafticas pertinentes : necnon hiftoria? filum
ufque ad Lotharium Imp. anno 978.
Hi duo fimul compa&i.
IX. Nonus incipit ab Henrico 1 Imperatore ad
Henricum v.
X. Decimus, a Lothario 11. adCarolumiv. Im*
peratorem.
In eodem volumine compadH.
6792.
Liber chartaceus in 4to, in quo habentur, 1. Canones
ecclefiaftici. 2. Sermones de confeflione, &c. 3. Ex-
cerpta ex 4 Iibris dialogorum beati Gregorii. Scrip-
tura veteri ; fed priores duo, tertio antiquiores.
6 793-
A Folio, confifting of fundry mifcellaneous Tracts writ-
ten in Italian, & one in Latin.
1. Oratione del ecc mu Signor Dottor Cremonio de
Ceuta, recitata neir ecc rao Collegio di Venetia a favor
delle Univerfita del ftudio di Padoua, contra li Reverendi
Padri Giefuiti.
2. Difcrittione delle cofe notabili che fono nel teforo
della Serm ma Signoria di Venetia. 22.
3. Difcorfo ragionevole contra chi voleffe biafmar la
Republica di Venetia per la pace fatta con il Turco dopo
lagiornata navale 30.
4. Tutti gli officii della Porta del Gran Turco con i
loro falarii et provigioni. 84.
5. La recuperatione & perditadi Gierufalem. no.
6. Della potenza del Turco. 112*
7. Ordine che tiene il gran Turco nell' armare Gal-
Iere. Tre Difcorfe prefentate £PapaGreg° 13, etPapa
Sifto v, & a Papa Clem* vm. ^ 113.
8. Parole dette da noftro Signor Sifto v. in confiftoria
fopra la morte del Signor Cardinal di Ghifa. 116.
9. De officio primario fummi pontificis ad Clementem
vm. Pontificem maximum. 128.
10. Difcorfo fatto al Re Cattolico nel quale fi di-
moftra le ragioni, per lequali fua M u e obligata i far
ogn* opra & poter fuo, per metterpace & quiete conref-
titutione della religione in tutta la Chriftiaaita, et parti-
colarmente
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colarmente in Italia, con li rimedii da ufarfi alii difordini,
che nafcono in efla Italia, et particolarmente in Roma.
148.
11. Lettera fcritta dal Re di Francia al Duca di Sa-
Voia. tgo.
12. Difcorfo lepra il Ducato di Ferrara doppo ch* e
venutoin poter dellachiefa. 198.
13. Entrate della Chiefajron le provigioni, che paga
Noftro Signore a Cardinali, Nuntii, al!i Suizzeri, et al*
tri deila fua Panigaglia, al Caftellano, & k gl' altri di
Cartel S* Angelo, et a quelli della famiglia di fua San-
tita. 2i 8.
14. Difcorfo di precedenza tra Francia & Spagna.
1 5. Scrittura per Ambafciaton de Prencipi che tratta
prima, che fi dia principio ad un negotio, che fi da con-
fiderare lie vi fia ragione di poterne fperare buon fine.
16. Li negotii hanno bifogno dell elfercitio et del
ripofo, come hanno li corpi noftri. 330.
17. Difcorfo che manca nel 3 0 libro del Guicardini.
33*-
In all 333 leaved
6 794;
A Folio, containing fundry mifcellaneous Tra&s, writ-
ten in Italian and French, viz.
1 . Difcorfo fopra la Fortezza di Malta.
2. u Motti Conyngefbei, or fefe&ed Sentences of Sir
Tho. Conynfbey in all fuch Languages as be attained
unto feither by his ftudy or travel. ,, A fingle leaf.
3. Relatione del regno di Napoli del Sig. Ahiigi
Landi Secrett io Venetiano, anno 1529.
4. Difcorfo fopra ii ftato prefente del regno di Fran*
cia & della fucceffione a quella corona, l'anno 1589 ; et
anco delli rimedij che fe gli potrebbono dare.
5. Difcorfo della Citta de Napoli, by Melchiore Re-
vigKone, with an Epiftle addreffed, " Al fereniffimo
Carlo Emanuele Duca di Savoia et Principe del Pie-
monte. Di Turino, alii 6 de Luglio 1603." Some-
thing wanting at the end.
6. Relatione delle cofe di Francia fatta dal clariff. Sig.
Giov. Cornaro retornato Ambafciatore da regno alia fe-
renifl a Sig ia di Venetia, &c. Something wanting towards
the latter end.
7. A much more ancient Italian MS. containing 84
leaves, in which are written, 1. An Italian tranflation of
the Epiftle of St. Jerom to the Virgin Euftochium, on
the monadic life ; the firft leaf wanting. 2. " Sermone
a Religiofe per demoftrare la lora degnita ella grandezza
delloro ftato et come di debbono guardare." f. 24. with
two other Epiftles on fimilar fubjefts. 3. Epiftle from
St. Jerom to his mother, 27. b. with a prayer fubjoined,
& an indulgence for ufing it. 4. 44 Qui Incomincia una
utiliflima opera compofta per lo eloquentiffimo huomo
fratre Giovanni Domenici." f. 31. 5. 44 Sabato Santo
Pafce, fratre Giovanni Domenici." A Sermon, f. 76. b.
6# VP^ 1 fioretti tratti dalterzo equarto libro de padri
fanti." f. 84. b. At the end is written, <4 O mater Dei
tncmentb mei."
8. Collections in French, from Treatifes on Horfe-
manfhip.
9- A French Traft, with this general fuperfcription,
Contradidions apparentes dans les Sentimens auffy
bien que dans les Coutumes de diverfes Nations. II
etoit de la Prudence da ne pas trop s'exphquer pour
fauver 1 honneur de l'Eglife, et pour conciler tanf de
difterens interefts quelle avoit a confarver. Dated April
14, 1676. r
6 795-
A Fofio, confiding of Colledions & Tranflations from
different Books.
1. Notes from Englifh Hiftories, from Corn. Tacitus, .
* Guicaardini, and others.
Num. 6795, 6796.
i. A Tranflation of part of Lipfius de Magiftratibus •
the four firft chapters. 7
3. A Tranflation of Cicero de Seneftute.
4. Socrates's Apology tranflated, " about the 30th of
December, 163 1."
5. An Extraft out of Marfilius Ficinus. concerning-
the Rife of Rome; 6
6. A Tranflation into Englifh of the Prince, of Nicfu
Machiavel, 59 leaves.
6796.
A FoKo, confiding of Tra£ts int natural Hiftory, Geo-
graphy, Mathematicks, &c.
1 . Mr. Fairchild's Account of fome new Experiments,
to prove the continued Circulation of the Sap in Plants
& Trees. Read before the Royal Society, when the
Hants were fhown.
2. A Summary of the Curiofities in the Cabinet of
Mr. Walter Cope. Two leaves.
3. Some general Rules to know the Weather by the
Barometer.
4. The Calculation of a Nativity, A.D. 1585.
5. An Account of the Eclipfe of the Sun, May nth
1724. The Revolutions of the Planets, & fundry Cal-
culations taken from Aftronima Anglicana.
6. An Aftrological Table from 1674 to 1744, with a
fmall paper of Remarks on Planets.
7. A Table of Dominical Letters, &c. incomplete.
8. A Treatife of the Air & Tempefts, Planets, &c.
much older.
9. Defcription du Globe. French & Latin.
10. ^ " E. Linfchotano. Curfus Navigations in Orien-
tem, in itu redituque."
11. " Voyage de France a Conffantmople. ,,
1 2. " Voyage en la Chine, extrait de Fernand Mendez
Pinto."
13. "Iter in Bataviam. Iter Lutetia Hagam ufque
Comitis. P. Prataei Clarifc Fratris Deo aufpice fufcep-
tum anno 1632 Aug 1 4 t0 ."
14. " Stationes Meridiani Principis feu fundamentals
feu I Cakftis " ^ l ^ e ^^^ a> et f^picntia prifcorurfi
Gallorum.
15. An Account of the Britiftilfles & part of Europe,
in French.
16. De Hifpania, Germania, Italia, Latine.
17. Annotationes in P. Rami Geometriam: fubjicitur
praefatio mathematica ad Cantabrigienfes habita anno
1588. Folia 67 pleniflime fcripta.
18. De la maniere de trouver les Tangentes des lignes
courbes par T Algebra & des imperfe&ions de celle du
S. des C."
19. Theorema, viz. " Si in Parallelogrammo diameter
ducatur, fitque quodcunq; htterum regula communis :
Poteftates omnium re&arum parallelogrammi multiplices
erunt poteftatum ejufdem gradus omnium reftarum trian-
guli alterutrius per diametrum conftituti fecundum nu-
merum numero gradus poteftatis unitate majorem."
20. Methode pour la Mufique Almerique.
21. " Recueil du Calcul qui fert a la Geometric"
Superfcribed thus, 44 Mr. de Cartes his Trad, fent me by
Merfennus, March 1, 1640."
22. Tra&atus de Optica in 4 Capita diftributus,
1. De Luce illuminatione et diaphano. 2. De natura
refle&ionis et refrac.
23. Notes brieves fur la methode algebraique de Mr.
D.C. " A Francifco S. . . . enio editae funt hae notae in 4*
Anno 1649. Lugduni Batavorum, Latin& hoc titulo,
Florimundi de Beaune [in Curia Blacfenfi Confiliarii
Regii] in Geometriam Renati des Cartes Notae Breves."
This is written in the margin, in red Ink. The firft Sur-
name is nearly obliterated.
24. A Letter from Mr. Tho.Hobbes to Sir Cha.Ca-
vendifli, A.D. 1641, with the Refolution of feveral
10* Po'nt;:
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Cartes, that it is all one to move a Weight 2 fpaces, or
the double of that Weight one fpace, & fo in other
proportions. 2. How any Medium, as Water, retaideth
the Motion of a Stone that falls into it. 3. How we
fee in the time the lucid body contracts itfelf. 4.
Of the refra&ion of a Bullet. 5. Why Light hath
not at feveral inclinations feveral Swiftneffes as well as a
Bullet. The original.
25. A Letter from Mr. John Pell at Amfterdam, Feb.
1644-5, to Sir Charles Cavendifh at Hamburgh, chiefly
npon his Intention of publifhing a large Volume con-
cerning Analytics, & the Heads proper for fuch a
Work.
26. A Treatife of Principles & Conclufions, in a
Mathematical way, concerning Agents, & Patients, ap-
plied to the animal Spirits, both as they aft or are adted
upon.
27. Geometrical Demonftrations of the meafure of
running water, by Benedetto Caftelli, Monk of Caflina,
& Mathematician to Pope Urban vin. printed in Rome
1628, tranflated out of Italian 1635, by Mr. Rob. Payen.
2B. Of the Profit which is drawn from the Art Me-
chanique & its Inftruments ; a Tra& of Sig r Galileo Ga-
lilei, a Florentine, haftily tranflated out of Italian 1636,
into Englifh by Mr. Rob. Payen.
6797.
A Folio, confifting of Speeches in Parliament &
other Papers, by Lord Bacon, alfo Declarations,
Proclamations, or other Ads or Inftruments by him :
Which have all been compared at the printing of his
Works.
They are the following Articles,
t. "To the Right Honorable the Lords Spirrituall &
Temporall in the High Court of Parliament aflembled.
The Confeflion & humble Submiflion of mee the Lord
Chancellor Bacon." Wriiten on the outfide, by Mr. H.
Wanley, "Bought of Mr. G. Paul's Landlady.*
2. A feparateBook thus marked on the external leaf,
Orationes, Ada, Inftruments circa res civiles, Fr. Ba-
con." On the fecond leaf, " A Book of Speaches in
Parliament or otherwife delivered by Sr. Fr. Bacon the
K 1 Sollicitor Giial."
" Alfo Declaracions, Proclamations, or other Adts
or Inftruments touching matters of Eftate penned by
him namely, (a) " A Proclamacon drawne for his
Ma tics firft coining in prepared but not ufed." (b) A paper
on the regal Style & Title, (c) " The moft humble
Certificate or Retourne of the Corn' 9 of England & Scot-
land, authorized to treate of an Union for the Weale of
both Rcalmes. 2 Jac." In another hand, " prepared, but
altered." (d) " A Draught of a Proclamacon touchinge
his Ma ts Style. Jacobi 2" " prepared, not ufed," and, in
the Margin, <c Prepared, but much altered in that w'*
was pubiifhed."
3. a A Preparation toward the Union of Lawes;"
under feveral heads. 32 leaves.
4. " Mr. Bacon in prayfe of Knowledge.'*
5. " Mr. Bacon's Difcourfe in the praife of his Sove-
raigne," i.e. Queen Elizabeth.
6. " Mr. Fran. Bacon of the Collo". of good and evyll,
to the Lo. Mountioye."
7. Sir Francis Bacon's Colleftions touching Cafes
of Praemunire, Treafon, &c." and below, w* the Office
of Conftables originall, and ufe of Courte Leetes,
Sheriff Turne, .&c. w th the Anfwers to the Queftions
propofed by Sr. Alexander Hay, Knt." touching the
Office of Conftables, Anno Dili 1608." A feparate
Book.
8. " In felicem memoriam Elizabethan, Angliae Re-
ginac." One leaf appears to be mifplaced.
9. " An Elfay of Fame, begun by the Lord Bacon &
left imperfect/' A.fmall Tradt in Quarto*
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6797.
1 o. A book of 40 written leaves, containing Speeches
& other Papers by Lord Bacon : as here enumerated,
but fome imperfefL
(a) A Speech on the Naturalization of the Scots :
the beginning wanting, f. 1. See N° 23. (b) u A Re-
poit made by Sr. Francis Bacon, Knight, in the howfe of
Coinons in Parliament, of a Speech delivered by the
Erie of Saliftmry and another Speech delivered by the
Erie of Northamton, att a Conference concerning the
Peticon of the Marchants upon the Spanifh greuances.
Pari 1 1 5 0 Jacobi/' 10. (c) " The effeft of the firft Ar-
gument of the Kinges Sollicitor Generall, in maintayning
the Judifdicon of the Counfell of the Marches over the
foure Sheires.'' 19. (d) " The effeft of that that was
fpoken by Serjaunt Hutton, and Serjaunt Harries, in
anfwer to the former Argument, & for excluding of the
Jwrifdiccon of the Marches in the^Shiers." 23. (e)"The
Reply of the King's Sollicitor to the Arguments of
the two Serjaunts." 25. if) " Certain Confidera&ms
touching the Plantacons in Ireland, prefented to his M.
by 1606." 30. (g) " Speech ufed by Sr. Fran-
cis Bacon, Knight, in the lowerHowfe of Parliament by Oc-
cacon of a Mocon concerning the Union of Lawes. 36.
1 1. A Paper fuperfcribed "Ad filios," with thisTitle,
" Filum labiriuthi, five formula inquifidonis." It begins,
" Francis Bacon thought in this Manner," and contains
detached thoughts on various Subjects. On the laft
leaf is written, u The Englifh as far as was parfited."
12. " An Argument of the K* Sollicitor in the Lower
Houfe of Parliament proving the K' right of Impofi-
tions."
13. Part of a Speech, crofledover with a Pen, having
this Title, " A Speech ufed in the Seflion of Parliament
perfwading fupplie to be given to his Ma*V' Interlined
afterwards with " 7 Jac." over Parlianu and fome over
fupplie, and this added, " Which feemed then to ftandih
doubtfull Termes, and pafled upon this Speech."
14. An Addrefs from the Chancellor Bacon to the
Lords, figned & dated 19th March 1620. with thisSub-
fcription, " to the right hon bk his very good LL. thd
LL. Spirituall and Temporall in the upper Howfe of
Parliament alTembled."
15. " Aduife to the K. touching Sutton's Eftate."
16. " A Speech of the Kinges Solicitor pfwading the
Houfe of Commons to defifte from further queftion of
receaving the Kinges MefTages by their Speaker, and
from the bodie of the Councell. ,>
17. " The judicial Charge of Sr. Fr. Bac. k l the K*
Sollicitor giiall upon the Coiniflion of Oyer and Deter-
myner for the Kinge."
1 8. " Inter Banc' Reg et Cur March* Wall' upon divers
Conference had betwene his Ma ts Atturney gral of th'one
partie, & Sr. John Crooke k l one of his Sergeants at
Law, and Sr. Francis Bacon k l of th other partie, con-
cerning the Matters in Queftion, betwene the King's
Bench & the L. Prefident of the Counfell of Wales, in
divers points they have agreed, & in fome they differ, as
hereafter may appeare."
1 9. " Collections out of the bookes receaved from the
Earle of Saliftmry." In the fame hand.
20. "A Spceche made by Sr. Francis Bacon, Knight,
chofen by the Commons to prefent a Petition touching
Perveyors, delivered to his Ma. in the withdrawing Cham-
ber at Whitehall, in the Parliament held i° et 2 0 Jac. the
firft Seffion." See alfo N° 22. •
21. A Paper endorfed, 4C Speech againft Talbot. 7
21. Another Copy of the Speech on Purveyors.
23. "A Speech ufed by Sr. Francis Bacon in the
lower Houfe of Parliament concerning the Article of Na-
turalization of the Scotts. 5 0 Jacobi." See N° 10. (a). ^
24. " A Speech ufed by Sr. Francis Bacon, Knight, in
the lower Houfe of Parliament, by occafion of a Motion
concerning the Union of Lawes/' See other Copies
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Num. 6798.
6798.
A Folio, confifting of Papers relating to foreign States
& the Intereft of England, with relation to other
Stages.
1. " Exemplar Literarum quas Comites & Barones
Angliae miferunt Papae, fuper negotio Scotorum, anno
regni regis Edv. 1. 28. A. D. 1 299." With their Arms.
2. " The Remembrance following be found in old
Cronicles auftorifed remayning in divers Monafteriesboth
in England & in Scotland by which it is openly fhewed
that the Kings of England have had, & now bought to
have the upper domination & fubje£Kon of the Realmeof -
Scotland, & homage & feaute of the Kings of the fame
Realme."
3. " Commiffion donnee par le Roy 0 * d'Efcoffe pour
traiteravec les Deputes d'Angleterre, touchantTUnion."
Given by Mr. George Holmes.
4. " Obje&ions againft the change of the name or
ftate of England & Scotland into the name or title of
Great Britain, to be moved & debated in the Conference
between the Lords & the Commons/' Given by Mr.
George Holmes.
5. " Traduction de le Proclamation 2 Jac. & des
Raifons touchant le Nom. de le Grand Bretagne."
6. " Raifons k reprefenter et debatre en la Con-
ference entre les Nobles et le Tiers Eftat contre le change-
ment du nom etftyle d'Ang re & d'Efcoffe, au nom ou
tiltre de la Grande Bretagne."
7. The Character of the Laplanders, fent by Lord
Oxenfterne to the Prince of Orange's Army, which was
prefented to his Ma tie .
8. " A military difcourfe, whether it be better for
England to give an Invader prefent battle, or to tempo-
rife & defer the fame." 19 leaves.
9. To the Right hon b,e Sidney Lord Godolphin, Lord
high Treafurer of England, a Memorial concerning the
free Trade tolerated between France & Holland. Signed
Charles Davenant, 39 Nov. 1705.
jo. "The Slaughter at Turneholt, the firft Winter
that Sir Francis Veere was by her Majefty made Gover-
nor of BrilL**
11. The Ifland Voyage under the condud of the Earl
of Effex. By himfelf.
1 2. The Battle of Newport. By Lord Effex.
13. The Siege of Oftend. By the fame.
14. Queries in relation to the Help to be afforded to
the Palatinate.
1 5. Confiderations touching a Peace with Spain under
Qu. Eliz.
16. The Arguments of Mr. Lewknor's intended book
concerning the Spanifli Affairs. Given by G. Holmes.
1 7. Obje&ions to the Peace with Spain, and Anfwers
fubjoined.
18. Qu. Elizabeth's Speech at Tilbury Camp. Sub-
fcribed, " Gathered by on y* heard itt, and was com-
maunded to utter it to y e whole Army the next day, to
fend itt gathered to the Queen herfelfe. " On the Outfide,
" Bought of Mr. G. Paul's Landlady." So alfo many
others are marked, in the hand of Mr. H. Wanley.
19. Her Speech to the Polifh Ambaffador 1597, in
Latin & Englifli. Inverted in binding.
20. Her Latin Letter, written to the Grand Signor, A°
1600.
21. " Articles propounded for the part & name of the
worthy D. of Angeau, the only brother of the French
King & the noble Queen of England, of & upon the
marriage between her Majefty & the forefaid Duke,
1579 "
22. The fame in Latin.
23. "A Conje&ure upon the prophetical Clock or
' Watch, with the Hiercglyphical Book therein faid to be
found in the Library of St. James in Prague, by one
Staniilaus Schlanitz a Huflite Minifter, A. 1621. To Mr.
Dr. Meddus."
Num. 6798.
24. " A Confideration of the League pntly offered to
her Majefty by the Count Palatine & other Princes of
Germany, with Solutions unto fuch Objedions as may
be made againft the fame."
25. " A difcourfe (hewing how neceffary it is for th£
Quiet of Chriftendome, that the United Provinces do
fall into the Hands of Tome Prince lefs powerfull than
the King of Spaine." In French.
26. " A difcourfe upon the Low Countries an° 1506.
By Mr.Alford."
27. « An Opinion for the form & manner of argu-
ment to move her Majefty to the acceptation of the So-
vereignty of the Low Countries, by Mr. Alford."
28. Inquiry into the Juftice of the Prince of Orange
& hisAffociates taking up Arms againft their natural
Prince 1575.
29. " A brief Note to fhewc to your honno T hovt
dangerous it is for Inglande if King Philippe poffeffe
the Low Countries by Conqueft, as he purpofeth to
doo."
30. Declaration of the Caufes moving the Qu. of
England (Eliz.) to give aid to the United Provinces of
the Low Countries 1585.
31. " Things fodainely conceaved, why EnglamJ
fhould proteft the Hollanders."
32. A (hort difcourfe to prove that it is neceffary for
the Service of the K. Ma*" to continew the afliftance
given by the Crowne of England to the United Pro-
vinces of the Low Countreys."
33. " An Opinion for the levying of 6000 Footmeft
& 2000 Horfe."
34» " Reafons for which it behoveth her Majefty to
have a ready Maffe of Treafure, or fome other Pro*
vifion of formidable Forces : & how the feme may bee
rayfed." 3
35« " Coppie of a certaine Letter written by aPerfon
of Quality unto the Abbot of N. being att Bruyffell,
& of the donation or tranfporting of the Netherlands
unto the Infante of Spaine. With annotations upon the
fame, contayning in briefe the pretence of the Spanifhe
Councell, for a warning to all true Lovers of the Ne-
therlandiflie Lawes & Priviledges againft the violent and
deceitful dealings of the Spaniards & their Adherents,
Anno 1 599."
36. " Reafons of Conje&ure for the prefent affaires
betweene England, Spaine, & the United Provinces of
the Lowe Countries."
37. A Traft entitled, " The Politia of the United
Provinces," with a Table of Contents prefixed. To
which are fubjoined two Epigrams of Grotius upon the
famous Siege of Oftend, which continued 3 years & a
quarter. 21 pages. " Bought of Mr. Whitlock."
38. u An Anfweare of a loyal Subjefb of the King Ca-
tholique to the Manifefte publifhed by the Kinge of
Fraunce, touchinge the War by him declared againft the
Crown of Spaine in the moneth of June 1635."
39. Deliberations upon the Matter of making a peace
or continuing the War between England, Spain, & the
Archduke.
40. Part of a Dialogue between a Zealander & a
Fleming touching the War, printed in 16 15.
41 . Copy of a Letter fent by Frier Stephen at Venice,
to Don John de Caftra, concerning the Imprifonment
of Sebaftian King of Portugal at the fuit of the Spanifli
Ambaffador : with the Copy of another Letter from
Rome upon the fame Subjeft, written by Emanuel de
Britto to Don Emanuel, eldeft Son to Don Antonio
King of Portugal then lately deceafed.
42. Copy or a Letter fuperlcribed " Ferdindo," and
dated at the end, " Vienna 15 0 Oftob. 1621." It has
been folded, and thus directed ; " To the ho b,e & our
fyncerely beloved Don Balthazar de Luniga, Cofen &
Counfellor of State to the molt Excellent Catholiq^
Kinge."
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Kinge." On the Subjeft of the Eleftordiip to be affigned
to the Duke of Bavaria.
43. Articles of Marriage between Prince Charles &
the Lady Henrietta Maria of France. Vide infra § 55
& 56.
44. The Anfwete of the Earl of Briftol to certain In-
terrogatories intended for his Majefty's private fatisfac-
tion, with a referve for a permiflion of making recourfe
to fuch other things as may be farther neceffary to his
Clearing. Ten fheets, in two different hands.
45. " The humble Petition of the Clergy* Nobility,
Gentry & the Commons within the Province of the Ifle
of France, together with the City of Paris." Complain-
ing of the incroachments of Card. Julius Mazarini.
46. Copy of the Commiflion given to the Earl of
Arundel in his Embaffy to Ferdinand n> in order to
fettle the bufinefs of the Palatinate. By Charles 1.
X636.
47. An exaft Journal of what paffed on board the
Royal Charles, where the King & Duke were, from July
.1 to Sept. 12, 1665. By a perfon who attended them.
48. A large Difcourfe confiding of 86 chapters rela-
ting to the Netherlands.
49. A Letter written by Dr, Burnet in French, &
dated 27 Nov. 1688, giving an Account of the Landing
& Progrefs of the Prince or Orange.
50. Copy of the Treaty with the States General of the
United Provinces, dated 29 April 1689. Signed &
fworn to be a true copy, by Mr. Daniel Bernard.
51. Copy of the Treaty of Alliance with the States
General 24 Aug. 1689* In French. Sworn by the
feme.
52. " Reafons inferringe that the Match with Flo-
rence is of more confequence to England than that of
Savoye.*'
53 The Copy of a Letter from his Catholic Majefty
to the Count d'Olivares, & a Paper that the Count
d'Olivares gave to his Catholic Majefty, both relating
to the Match with England, dated Madrid 8 Nov. 1622.
54. u The Reafons of the Houfe of Commons to
break off as well the Treaty of the Spanifti Match as of
the Palatinate." Two copies of the fame.
55. " A Treatie of Marriage betweene the Kings of
Fraunce & Great Brittaine for the Prince of Wales &
Madame Henrietta Maria, Nov. 1624. vid. § 43. 56.
56. Articuli matrimonialis Conventus habiti inter fe-
reniff. Walliae principem & fereniff. lnfantem & com-
munes eorundem Commiffarios, 2 2 0 Julii An° Dom.
1623. vide § 43.
57. A Letter dated Madrid the 8th of November,
1623, on ^ e fabjeft of the fame marriage.
58. " Certaine briefe Obfervacons & Reafons touch-
ing this Queftion, viz. Whether it be more honourable
& profitable for England to match with Spaine or
Fraunce. Wherein the difficultyes thereof, with divers
other particulars concerning the fame, are expreffed."
59. Copy of the Contract of Marriage between the
Elefbor Palatine & thePrincefs Eliz. figned & fealed by
the Commiffioners 17 Nov. 161 2. with other papers.
60. Copy of a Letter of the Duke of Rohan to the
King of England 1 629, on the Lofs of Rochel.
61. " The ftate of Rochel at the King's entrance
thereinto 1628."
62. Copy of the Articles agreed upon between Gene-
ral Ginckel Commander in chief of the Englifli Army on
one fide, & the Lieutenants General Duffon & De Teffe
Commanders in chief of the Irifli Army on the other,
& the General Officers hereunto fubfcribing, 20 July
1691.
63. A Narration of the memorable Siege of Carlifle,
Anno 1645, which after 41 Weeks was delivered up by
SirTho. Glenham to the Scots. On Quarto paper, 6d
leaves.
Num. 6799.
6799-
A Folio, containing many Speeches & other Parliamen-
tary Mattei-s.
1. The humble Advice of the Lords & Commons
as prefented to his Majefty, purfuant to his own royal
command, concerning two treaties then on foot, the one'
in relation to the affair of the Palatinate, & the other to
the Marriage between the Infanta of Spain & the Prince of
Wales* 1.
2. A Speech made by Sir Edw. Cecill in the Lower
Houfe of Parliament, A. D. 1620, concerning the necef*
fary Meafures to be taken againft the defigns of Spain*
vide infra § ii. 9
3. u A Journal or Diary of the moft material Faffage*
in the lower Houfe of the Parliament, fumraoned to be
holden the 16 Jan. 1620, but by prorogation adjourned
till the 23d, & then again to the 130th." 15.
4. The Bills read & paffed in Parliament 1620 & 1621*
5. Protefts of the Houfe of Commons, 18 Dec. 162 1,
concerning fundry Liberties, Franchifes & Privileges of
Parliament their undoubted Birthright, vide § 17. 27.
6. Copy of the Orders of both Houfes 1 June 1621,
concerning Protections. 28.
7. Speech of Lord Digby concerning his Embaffy to
the Emperor 1621. vide § 24. 29.
8. His Majefty's Anfwer to the apologetical Petition of
the Houfe of Commons prefented to his Majefty by
Twelve of the Members of the fame Houfe by their di-
rection, 11 Dec. 1 62 1. vide inf. § 14* 3°*
9. Meffage from the Court at Royfton 16 Dec. 1621,
by Sir Geo. Calvert Kt. one of the principal Secretaries
of State, to the Houfe of Commons in order to difpatch
bufinefs. 33*
10. Addrefs of the Houfe of Commons to the King,
concerning the danger of Religion, with the Remedies to
prevent it. vide § 13. 19. 34.
11. Another Copy of Sir Edw. Cecill 's Speech, vide
fupra § 2. infra 18. 36.
12. Letter from the King to the Speaker, delivered by
Mr. Secretary unfealed, 13 December 1621, wherein he
forbids their infringing his Prerogative, meddling 4nth
his Son s Marriage, &c. vide § 23. 38.
13. Another Copy of the Addrefs of the Houfe of
Commons, vide fup. § 10. 39.
14. Another Copy of his Majefty's Anfwer, vide § 8*
41. b.
15. The King's Letter from Theobalds, 17 Dec. 162 1,
concerning the Subfidy, AGt for the continuance of Sta-
tutes & the Pardon. 46.
16. The Anfwer of the Commons to the King's Let-
ter. . 47-
17. The Proteftation of the Commons in 2 other Co-
pies, vide fupra § 5. 27. ib.
18. Another Copy of Sir Edward Cecill's Speech, vid.
§ 2. 11. 49*
19. Another Copy of the Addrefs of the Houfe of
Commons, vid. § 10, 13, 30. 51.
20 Sentence paffed in the Houfe of Lords, 26 May
162 1, againft Edw. Flood for defpiteful & malicious
Words & fcornful behaviour towards the Prince & Prin-
cefs Palatine. 53.
2 1 . Copy of the Judgment againft Sir Giles Mompef-
fon cenfured in the upper Houfe of Parliament 2 7 March
1621. 54*
22. Order of the Houfe of Commorts i Dec. 1621,
that Sir Edwin Sandes do declare whether He *ras
examined & committed for any Parliamentary bufinefs or
not. • 55'
23. Another Copy of the King's Letter to, SirTho.
Richardfon Speaker, vide § 12. 56.
24. Another Copv of Lord Digby's Speech in 1621.
vide fupr. § 7. & infr. 29. 57.
7t 25. The
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2 5. The King's Speech in Parliament 1621. 58.
26. Lord Arundel's Submiffion to the Houfe of Lords
2 June 1621. 59*
27. Another Copy of the Proteft of the Houfe of
Commons, vid. § 5. 17. 60.
28. Another Copy of the Commons Anfwer to the
King's Letter fron Theobald's, dated 17 Dec. 1621. vide
fupra § 16. # 61.
29. Another Copy of Lord Digby's Speech, yide fupra
§ 7* 2 4- 33- ** 2 '
30. Another Copy of the Commons Addrefs, the
King's Anfwer, another Petition of the Commons ex-
plaining the former, vid. § 10. 13. 19. 63.
31. Declaration of his Majefty's Thanks & gracious
acceptance of the Service perform'd by the Commons,
delivered to the N Houfe by Sir George Calvert, his Ma-
jefty's principal Secretary. 73.
32. A Declaration of the Commons 4 June 1621, of
their readinefs to give aid to the King, in defence of his
Children & the Proteftant Religion abroad. 75.
33. LordDigby's Speeches 8 Oft. & 20 Nov. 1621.
vid. § 7. 24. 29. 76. 77.
34. Petition to the Lords 162 1, from Arthur Ballet,
concerning a Matter of Bribery, whereby he was preju-
diced in the defcent of an Eftate. 79.
35. Order of the Houfe of Commons 20 Nov. 1621,
concerning Prote&ions. 8 1 .
36. The King's Speech the firft day of the Parliament
19 Feb. 1623. 83.
37. The Lord Keeper's k Speaker's Speeches. 84. b.
38. The Speeches of the Prince & Duke of Bucking-
ham 24 Feb. 1623. 87. b.
39. Copy of a Letter from his Catholick Majefty to
Conde d'Olivares 6 Nov. 1622. 92. b.
40. Letters of the King, Prince, E. of Briftol, Secre-
tary Conway, & the laft Anfwer from Spain, Jan. 5,
1623. 9*.
41. A Conference between the higher & the lower
Houfe of Parliament at Whitehall, 2 March 1624, con-
cerning a threefold Supplement, I. The Treating of the
Spaniih. Match. 2. The reftitution of the Palatinate, &
the 3d concerns an heroical aft of the refolution of the
Prince. 96.183.
42. The Archbifhop of Canterbury prefents to the
King at Theobald's the humble advice of both Houfes,
5 March 1624, f° r breaking off the two treaties: to
which the King gives a mod gracious anfwer. 97. b.
204.
43. The Addrefs of thanks from both Houfes to his
Majefty for his gracious acceptance of their humble Ad-
vice, together with the King's Anfwer, & his Refolution
declared to both Houfes. 100. b. 187. 191. 202. 220.
44. Addrefs from the Commons, complaining of
many Grievances, which they pray to have redrefs'd.
107.
45. The Speaker's & Lord Keeper's Speeches at the
Conclufion of the Parliament 29 May 1624. 113.
46. Paffages from the King between the paffing the
feveral Acts. 118.
47- The effea of the relation made to both Houfes by
the Duke of Buckingham 24. Feb. 1623. 129. 174.
178.
48. Part of the Journal of the Houfe of Commons in
theleflion of Parliament 19 Feb. 1623. 131.
49- T ^ King's Speech to both Houfes 19 Feb. 1623.
137. 138. 142. 147. 150.
50. The Lord Keeper's Acclamation of his Majefty at
the clonng of his Speech. 145.
51. The Speaker's Speeches at his Eleftion, with the
Replies of theLord Keeper. 153. 155. 160.164. 168.
52. SirBenj. Rudier's Speech about the two Treaties,
taken verbatim as he fpake it, being the firft Speech
made touching that great bufmefs, ift of March 1623.
Num. 6799.
53. Speeches of the Lord Coke & Abp. of Canterbury
upon the fame occafion. 185.
54. The King's Anfwer & Refolution 14 March 1 623.
191. 195.
55. The Prince's Speech in the painted Chamber to
the Committees on Thurfday 1 ith March iGii. 197.
198.
56. Sir Benj. Rudyerd's Speech concerning Afliftance
to be yielded for the Support of the Advice to diflblve
the Treaties; the firft upon that day 11 March 1623.
201.
57. Orders agreed upon in Parliament 15 March
1623. # 218.
58. SirBenj. Rudyerd's Speech 19 March 1623, con-
cerning the King's Demand of particular Aid. 221.
59. The Refolution of both Houfes to the King, 22
March 1623. 222.
60. The King's Speech 23 March 1623. 227.
61. Speech of the D. of Buckingham to a Committee
of both Houfes in the painted Chamber Apr. 1, 1624*
229.
62. Petition of both Houfes delivered to his Majefty
23 Apr. 1624. 231. 262. 264.
63. His Majefty's Speech at the rifing of the Parliament
29 May 1 624. 233.
64. The effeft of his Majefty's Speech made in the
Banqueting houfe at Whitehall, 5 May 1624, to the
Lords. 235.
65. Interrogatories to the E. of Briftol after his coming
from Spain 1624, with his Anfwers. 237.
66. Petition of both Houfes agreed on xo Apr. 1624,
& delivered to his Majefty 23 Apr. at Whitehall, f. 261.
vide § 62. 9 264.
67. The King's Speech to both Houfes 23 Apr. 1624.
262. 265.
68. Speech of Sir Dudley Digges, 9 Apr. 16? 8, con-
cerning the Liberties of the Subjects. 267.
69. Speech of Mr. Hackweil 1 May 1628. 269.
70. MelTage from the King to the tower Houfe by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, in anfwer to the Remon-
ftrance on 13 Apr. 1626. 271.
71. King's Speech at the beginning of the Parliament
17 March 1627. 272.
72. The Speaker's Speeches & Lord Keeper's Anfwers.
276. b.
73. Petition for a general Faft 20 March 1627. 283.
74. Propcfitions to be taken into confideration lor
prefent neceflary Supply, 21 March 1627. 285. 323. b.
75. Lift of the Committee for Privileges &Eledions
20 March 1627. 287.
76. Journal of Proceedings in the lower Houfe 20
March, &c. 2 8S.
77. Speech of Sir Rob. Philips 22 March. 1627,
againft Oppreflions. 293. 342.
78. Speeches of Sir Hum. May, Sir Tho. Went worth,
Sir Dudly Digges. a 94-
79. Copy of a Letter faid to be found amongft the
Papers of certain Jefuits lately taken in Clerkenwell near
London, & by fome of that Society addrefs'd to the Fa-
ther Rettor at Bruxells, but is by mod if not by ail Men
fufpe&ed to be fictitious, March 1627. 299. 359. b.
80. Report of the Charge againft Dr. Manwayring,
delivered by Mr. Rowfe to the grand Committee for
Religion, 9 May 1628. 301. 308.
81. Dr. Manway ring's Submiffion, Sentence, & Tenets,
vide 159. B. 8. § 80. 3*3-
82. Articles charged againft Mr. Melvin. 315.
83. Speech of Mr. Coriton at the Council Table
touching the Loan 1627. 3 l 7*
84. Copy of a Commiflion to the Lords & others of
the Privy Council concerning the raifing of Money.
3 f 9-
85. Propofitions for a Fleet. 3 2 °*
86. Articles to be propounded to the Captains & Ma-
l<$ riners
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rlners as well French as Englifh, touching the fervice in
hand at Rochel, 4 May 1628.
87. Submiffionof Hen.Thomfon Sheriff & Rob. Heni-
worth Alderman of the City of York for the undue re-
turn of Sir Tho. Saville Kt. to ferve in Parliament. 322.
88. Precedents touching the Returns of the Burgeffes
ofColchefter. 3*4-
89. Charge againft the E. of Oxford upon his Com-
mitment to the Tower, tern. Car. 1. 33°-
90. Motives to induce the Houfe of Commons to pe-
tition his Majefty for the revoking & abolifhing of the
degree of Baronets lately ere&ed by his Highnefs's Letters
Patent. ' 33 2 -
91. Speech of Sir Benj.Rudyard 22 March 1627.
333-358-
92. Speech of Mr. Goodwin 22 March 1628. 334*
33 6 -
93. Subftance of 2 Bills, one prefeired by Sir Jo.
Danvers againft buying of Places of Judicature & taking
of Bribes the other by Sir Peter Hayman concerning
the Liberties of Parliament. 335-
94. Speech of Sir Jo. Elliot concerning the Eledion
at the Borough of Newport in Cornwall. 335- b -
95. Speech of Sir Francis Seymour 22 March 1627.
33 6 - 337- 393-
96. Speeches of Sir Tho. Edmonds, Sir Jo. Eliot, &
Chanc of the Dutchy 22 March 1627. 339*
97. Copy of Mr. Alderman Chamberlain's Petition to
the Parliament, who was committed to Newgate by the
Lord Mayor of London. 243*
98. Speech of Mr. Cresfield concerning the Subjedts
Grievances, by the late imprifonment of their perfons,
without any declaration of the Caufe. 344- 348. 3 62 -
00. Speech of Sir Edw. Coke 25 March 162S.
35^.
100. Speech of Sir Robt. Cotton. 353.
101 . Speech of Sir Tho. Wcntworth. 357.
102. Speech of Mr. Mafon concerning the addition
propounded by the Lords to be added to the Petition of
Hight. ' 366.
103. Speech of Sir Jn° Elliot 3 June 1628. 369.
104. Speech of Mr. Serj 1 Afhley. 373-
105. Speech of Mr. Mafon 2 May 1628. 375-. b -
106. Petition touching the billeting of Soldiers.
14 Apr. 1628. 378-
107. Petition againft Recufants, 31 March 1628.
382.
108. The King's Anfwer to the Petition. 383. b.
109. Petition for the Salt 26 March 1628. 384.
110. Speech of Sir Benj. Rudyard 28 April 1628.
384. b.
111. Speaker's Speech to his Majefty 1 May 1626.
386.
112. His Majefty's Anfwer by the Lord Keeper 5
May. 3 8 7-
113. Judge Anderfon's Argument temp. Eliz. againit
any Nobleman or Counfellor's committing or detaining in
pnfon any of her Majefty's Subje&s. 389.
j 14. Speaker's Speech 14 April 1628. 391.
1 1 5. The Speech of the Archbifliop of Canterbury.
394.
i 1 6. Five Propofitions of the Commons. 1628. ib.
6800.
A Folio, confiding of Parliamentary Affairs.
1. Speeches of the Lord keeper, Lord treafurer, Se-
cretary of State, & Lord chief Juftice, temp. Eliz. con-
cerning the War in Ireland, & againft the Libellers of
the Government. lm
2. Sir Heneage Finch's Speech when he was Speaker,
the Lord keeper's Anfwer, part of the King's Speech, &
Mr. Turner's Speech. 1 4-
3. Speech of Speaker when prefented to
die King- *6.
Cat. Haul. Vol. Ilk
Num. 6?oo.
4. Speeches of the King & Lord Chancellor at the
opening of the Parliament. 30.
5. Journal of what paffed in the Houfe of Commons
from 20 Jan. 1 62 H, till the 2d March, when it brake up.
36.
6. Speech of Sir Francis Seymour 22 March 1628.
72.
7. Mr. Secretary Cook's Meffage delivered in the
Houfe of Commons 7 Apr. 162S. 75.
8 Speeches of the King & of the Speaker t & 4 June
i528. 75«b*
9. Speech made by Sir Edw. Coke 25 March 1628,
touching the judgment in the King's Bench about the
Prifoners detained by Command, without expreffing the
Caufe of the Commitment. 76.
10. Petition of Samuel Warner Citizen of London
Prifoner in Newgate. 77. 169.
1 1 . Speech of Sir John Coke at the Conference be-
tween the Lords & Commons about the Petition to the
King againft Recufants, 28 March 1628. 82. 86.
1 2. Petition of both Houfes unto the King about fup-
prefling of feminary Priefts, Jefuits & Recufants. 83.
88.
13. The King's extempore Speech in anfwer to the
Petition. 92.
14. Refolutions paffed 1 April 1628, concerning the
detaining of Prifoners without Caufe fhewn of their Com-
mitment. 94. 114.
15. Speech of Sir Benj. Rudiard 2 Apr. 1628, con-
cerning the King's Anfwer to the Petition relating to Re-
ligion. 95. 96.
16. Several Speeches made at the Debates concerning
the King's Propofitions for a Supply 2 Apr. 1628. viz.
by Mr. Alford, Sir Rob. Manfel, Sir Fra. Seymour, Sir
Peter Haymon, Mr. Pym, Secretary Cooke, Sir Dudley
Diggs, Mr. Spencer, Sir Jo. Elliot, Sir Edw. Cooke, Sir
Tho. Wentworth, Sir Hen. Martin, Mr. Kerton, Sir Rob.
Philips, Serjeant Hofkins. 98. 100.
17. The efilft of the King's Meffage concerning the
Liberty of their Perfons. 102.
18. A relation of the King's Satisfa&ion at the pro-
ceedings of the Houfe of Commons on 4 April 1628, to-
gether with the D. of Buckingham's Speech to his Ma-
jetty at the Council board upon the fame occafion. 104.
111.
19. Speech of Sir John Elliot in anfwer to Mr. Secre-
tary Cooke's Meffc»ge of Thanks from the King & the
D. of Buckingham, delivered in the Houfe of Commons
5 Apr. 1628. 107. 109.
20. Mr. Selden's Arguments at the firft Conference
with the Lords touching the Liberty of the Perfon of
every Freeman, out of Precedents of Records & Refolu-
tions of Judges in former times. 1 20.
21. The whole Copies of the Precedents of Record
mentioned in one of the Arguments made at the firft
Conference with the Lords, touching the Liberty of the
Perfon of every Freeman. 131.
22. The Introduction to the Reports of Sir Dudley
Diggs delivered before the Lords of the higher Houfe.
141. 155. 157.
23. Mr. Littleton's Arguments upon the fame occa-
fion. M4»
24. The nine Heads delivered to the Speaker to frame
his Meffage to the King, on Eafter Monday, 14 Apr.
1628. 162. 163.
25. Meffage from the King by Sir Jn° Cooke 12 Apr.
1628. ~ ^ '64. 171.
26. Mr. Speaker's Meffage to the King on Eafter
Monday. l6 S-
27. The Petidon againft Billeting of Soldiers. 167.
173-
28. The KingsAnfwer i4Apr. 1628. 168. 175.
29. Proceedings between the two Houfes in the Cafe
of the Earl of Suffolk & Mr. Selden, the former having
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a Record & ought to be hanged. 176. 178.
30. Meflage from his Majefty to the Houfe of Com-
mons by Sir Jn° Cooke after the Speaker's Remonftrance
of 15 April. 180.
31. The Subftance of the Obje&ions made by Mr.
Attorney General, before a Committee of both Houfes,
to the Argument that was made by the Houfe of Com-
mons, at the firft Conference with the Lords, out of
Precedents of Record & refolutioji of Judges in former
times, touching the Liberty of the perfon of every
freeman; & the Anfwers & Replies then prefently
made by the Houfe of Commons to thefe Obje&ions.
182.
32. Speech of Mr. Serf Afliley feconding Mr. Attor-
ney in behalf of his Majefty ; tor which the next day
he was called to the Bar in the upper Houfe, & com-
mitted to Mr. Maxwell's Cuftody for his liberal Speech
without fpecial Commiflion from the Houfe. 200.
33. The Argument of Mr, Noy in anfwer to Mr. At-
torney. 202.
34. The Argument of Mr. Glanvile in anfwer to Mr.
Attorney. 203.
35. Speech of the Earl of Warwick 21 Apr. 1628.
204. 206.
36. Report by Sir Dudley Diggs of what the Lord
keeper at a conference of both Houfes declared concern-
ing the Judges Refolution before the Lords 22 Apr. 1 628.
210. 212.
37. The Anfwer of the Judges of the King's Bench,
viz. L. C. J. Hyde, Judge Dodderidge, Jones, & Whit-
locke for matter of faft upon the Habeas Corpus, in the
upper Houfe of Parliament. 215. 217.
38. Speech of the Archbifhop of Canterbury 25 Apr.
1628, at a Conference of Committees of both Houfes
in the Painted Chamber, when certain Propofitions
touching what fhould be demanded of the King about
the Liberty of the Subjeft were read & delivered in
writing to thofe of the Commons. 222.
39. The Propofitions themfelves. 224.
40. Speech of Sir Dudley Diggs in anfwer to the
Archbp. in behalf of the Houfe of Commons. 225.
41. Speech of the Lord keeper to both Houfes of
Parliament, by his Majefty's fpecial appointment, in his
own prefence 28 April 1628. 227. 228. 230.
42. Speech of SirBenj. Rudyard 28 Apr. 1628.
231. 233.
43. Motions of the lower Houfe to the higher in re-
gard to Subfidies granted. 23 5.
44. Petition of Terringham Norwood of Wykeham in
the Co. of Lincoln Efq; &c. againft Sir W ra Welby
Deputy Lieutenant, for making a pretence by virtue of
his Office of raifing Impofitions for the King's Service.
2 37-
45. Propofitions drawn for the defence of this King-
dom, & the Annoyance of our Enemies by Sea, 29 April.
239.
46. Speech of Mr. Hackwell, 1 May 1628.
241. 243.
47. Two Meflages from the King by Sir Jn° Cooke to
the Houfe of Commons 1 May 1628. 245.
48. Letter written to the Houfe of Commons by the
Bp. of Exeter 2 May 1628, difluading them from (land-
ing out too ftifly. * 250.
49. Refolution of the Houfe of Commons concerning
the arbitrary Imprifonment of Nicholas Clegat by the
Lord Mayor & Aldn of London. 2 54.
50. Speech from the Speaker to his Majefty, 5 May
1628, with the Lord Keeper's Anfwer. 257. 259.
51. Motives to induce the Commons to petition his
Majefty to revoke & abolifli the degree of Baronets lately
ere&ed by His Hignefs's Letters Patents. 261.
52. Speech of Sir Edw. Cooke to the Lords at a Con-
ference 8 May 1628. 263. 268.
Num. 680b.
53. Petition of Right, to which is defired the Concur
rence of the Lords 8 May 1 628. ib. 268,
54. Letter from the King to the Lords 12 May.
266. 27a
55. The Offer of Accommodation made by the Bifhop
of Lincoln 16 May 1628. ' 275.
56. Speeches at a Conference with the Lords 19 May
1628, by Sir Edw. Coke, the Lord keeper, Bp. of
Lincoln, A~Bp. of Cant. Lord Prefix, D. of Buck. &c.
57. Examination of Andrew le Brun a Frenchman,
Capt. of the Mary of Rochell, taken before Abraham
Colmer Merc 1 , Mayor of Plymouth 16 May 1628.
283.
58. The Duke's Explanation to the Mariners as it was
fet up in divers parts of the City. 285. '
59- Speech of the Lord keeper at a Conference of both
Houfes 17 May 1728. 287.
60. Speech of Mr. Mafon touching the Addition pro-
pofed by the Lords to be added to the Petition of Right
22 May 1628. 289.
61. Meflage from the King to the Lords 21 May 1628*
293,
62. Speech of Mr. Mafon 2 May '1628. 296, tg$.
63. Speech of Mr. Glanvil in a full Committee of both
Houfes 23 May 1628. 303.332.
64. Speech of Sir Hen. Martyn at the fame "time. #
65. Speech of Sir Benj. Rudyard at a Committee, Mr.
Pymm in the Chair 24 May.
66. The King's Speech, with the Lord keeper's Ex-
planation of it, in anfwer to the Petition of Right.
67. Subftance of a Speech of Sir Jo. Ellio/V'junc
l628m . 339-
68. Eight Heads of Grievances, of which the D,
of Buckingham was found to be the Caufe.
342. 382.
09. Report from the Committee of Trade by Sir
Dudley Diggs 4 June 1628. 353.
70. Meflage of his Majefty to the Lords/with an ap-
probation of their Condua, 6 June. 355.
71. Meflage from his Majefty to the Houfe of Com- •
mons 4 June 1628, telling them of his Intention to put
a conclufion to the Seflion on the 1 ith. 357.-
72. Meflage from his Majefty 5 June, to remind them
of the former Meflage, that they may not enter upon
new bufinefs. '
73. MefTage from the King in explanation of his
former Meflages. ft. ^
74. Petition of the Lords for a clearer anfwer to' the
Petition of Right. - -o
75. The King's further Anfwer. ib. \ 5 g[
76. Meflage from the King to the Commons to print
the Petition 1 o June. ib. b. 363.
77. Motions of the Commons to the Lords 7 June
l628 - 361.
78. Copy of the Remonftrances of the Houfe of
Commons prefented to his Majefty by a Committee of
the whole Houfe, 17 June 1628, with his Majefty's An-
fwer - 365.
79. Another Remonftrance intended to be delivered
concerning Tonnage and Poundage. 374. 383.
80. Mr. Rowfe's Speech againft Dr. Manwayring
with his Tenets & Submiflion, 377, vide 159. B. 7.
§ 8, &c.
81. Heads of a Remonftrance touching the Danger
of the King & Kingdom, to be prefented to his Majefty.
385.
82. King's Speech to both Houfes at the end of the
Selfion 26 June 1628. -
83. Determination of the King & Council 28th June
1629, touching fuch of the Englifh Nation as being ad-
vanced to degrees of Honour & Nobility in Scotland &
Ireland,
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"Ireland, & having no poffeflions or livelihood' in thofe
Kingdoms, do notwithftanding take place before the
refpedtive degrees of Nobility of this Realm. 389.
84. Declaration of the Commons in Ireland touching
4 Subfidies, towards reducing the Covenanters in Scotland
to their due obedience, 23 March 1639, 391.
85. Inftrudtions to be exa&ly & effe&ually obferved
by his Majefty's Counfellors for the Loan of Money
to his Majefty in the County of 2 Can 1626.
394-
86. Grievances voted in the Houfe of Commons.
398.
87. Queftion, Whether the King without a (Tent of
Parliament may fet Impofitions upon the W ares & Goods
of Merchants exported & imported out of & into this
Realm of England. 404.
88. Grievances by Proclamations in prejudice of the
Subje&s' Rights & Liberties. " " "
89. Other Complaints' concerning Grievances. 414.
90. Letters of Contribution diredted to the Towns of
Lewes & Chichefter. - 420.
6801.
A Polio confiding of Parliamentary Speeches, & fome
other Parliamentary Affairs.
- 1. Speeches of the King & the Lord keeper 13 Apr.
1640. 1.
2. Duplicate of a Letter from the Covenanters to the
Earl of Effex 1 9 April 1639. . 1 1 .
3. Proceedings in the Scottifh Expedition, with the
manner of the Skirmifh between the Englifli & Scots, 28
Aug. 1640. 13.
4. Report of Mr. Herbert, the King's Sollicitor, of a
Conference had by a Committee of both Houfes 2 1 Apr.
1640. 19.
5. Speech of Mr. Pymm at the Conference with the
Lords 27 Apr. 1640. 28.
6. Speech of Mr. Grimfton in the Houfe of Commons
16 April 1640. 32.
7. Speech of Mr. Glanvil, prefented Speaker of the
Houfe of Commons to his Majefty, with the Lord keep-
er's Anfwer, and his fubfequent Speech to the King.
3 8 -
8. Speech of Mr. Pym in the H. of Commons, Anno
1640, on thefe three Heads; Liberty of Parliament,
Generals concerning Religion, & Grievances againft the
free propriety of our Goods. 58.
9. Speech of Mr. Prinne (Prynne) in the Houfe of
Commons, f. 70. repeated fol. 80. The name incor-
rectly written in both places.
10. Speech of the Earl of Briftol in the upper Houfe
of Parliament 1640, on occafion of the Scottifh War.
78.
1 1. Report of Mr. Herbert, the King's Sollicitor, from
the Lords to the Houfe of Commons 1 640, concerning
their Defire to concur in the grant of an immediate
Supply againft the Scots. With the Queftions refolved
upon in the Houfe of Commons in confequence of a
Conference with the Lords. 84.
1 2. Speech of Mr. Waller in the Houfe of Commons
upon the Subject of Mr. Solicitor's Report from the
Lords.
90.
13. Speech of Mr. Rowfe 1640, upon the Subjects*
Grievances. 102,
14. Speech of Mr. Elliot in the Houfe of Commons
Anno 1640, on the famefubjedt. 108.
15. Speech of Fra. Seymour, concerning the time for
granting Supplies. 112.
16. Speech of Sir Benj Rudyard. 1 1 8.
17. XVII Canons of the holy or facred Synod (fo
called) diffolved 29 May 1640, fubfcribed unto by the
BUhops, Dean?, Archdeacons, & Dodtors, to the Num-
ber of about 1 20 prefent, & reft appeared by Proxies.—
At the conclufion of the Articles there is an account of
Num. 6801.
the Sufpenfion of Dr* Goodman for refuting to fubfcribe
to them. J I24#
^ 1 8. Speech of Mr. Grimfton Nov. 1 640, charging the
Bifhops & Clergy and Judges at Law as the Caufers of
the prefent Miferies. 126.178.
19. The King's Speech at the diflblving of rhe Parlia-
ment. J29#
20. Sir Edw. Deering's third Speech 1640, on the
lare Canons & the former Canons, & that which the
Clergy have mifcalled a Benevolence. 1 33.
ai. Another Speech of Sir Edw. Deering on the
Grievances. x yj m
22. Speech of Sir John Wray, Nov* 24, 1640, upon
religious Grievances. 141.
23. Speech of Sir Jn° Colepeper 9 Nov. concerning
the grievances of the county of Kent 143.
24. Speech of Sir John Holland 1640. 147.
25. Speech of Mr. Ed w d Baglhaw. 1 5 1 .
26. Speech of Mr. Priun. 1 57.
27. Speech of Sir Benj. Rudyard, 9 Nov. 1640.
i6i«
28. The King's Speech in Parliament 3 Nov. 1640.
29. The King's fecond Speech to the Speaker of fhe
H. ot Commons 5 Nov. 1640. f x ji*
30. Speech of Sir Edw. Deering 23 Nov. 1640.
174.
31. Meffage by Mr. Pym to the Lords, with the
Impeachment of the Earl of Strafford 1 1 Nov. 1640.
176.
32. Two Speeches of Lord Digby concerting the
Grievances. 1 86. 193.
33. Speech of Mr. St. John to the Lords Jan. 4 t 1646,
concerning Shipmoney. In different hands. 20*.
34. Speech of Lord Digby concerning the E. of Straf-
ford, 24 Apr. 1 641 . Two copies. 230.
35. A fmall colle&ion on quarto paper, with this
general title : u A Colledhon of divers Speeches, Con-
Terences, Records pro & con, Proiedh, Addreffes, and
other materiall matters relating to the Parliamejit, in the
years 1673, l6 74, 1675 " They are here enumerated.
(a) Articles of Treafon & other Crimes & high Mifde-
meanors drawn up by the H. of Cbmmons againft Henry
Earl of Arlington principal Secretary of State, f. 249.
(b) An Account of the Conference between the two
Houfes 3 June 1675, in relation to the imprifonment of
4 Lawyers, aflign'd by their Lordfhips to be of counfel
in an appeal held at their Bar in the cafe of Sir Nic.
Crifpe againft the Lady Bowyer & others, f. 252.
(c) Reafons drawn up & agreed upon by the Houfe of
Commons, and given in at their conference with the
Lords, f.253. (d) The Record of Edward the 3d,
Numb. 6, Aiio y* 4 ejufd. praedidt. Regis, which the
Houfe of Commons ordered to be read at the Con-
ference with the Lords at the conclufion of their Rea-
frns, 254. b. (e) Addrefs from the Commons to the
King 26 Apr. 1675, that he would pleafe to remove the
D. of Lauderdale from all his Employments, &c. 255.
(f) Articles of Impeachment drawn up by the Houfe of
Commons againft Tho. Lord 01born,Earl of Danby, Lord
high Treafurer of England, 256. b. fg) Speech of the
D. of Buckingham 1 7 Nov. 1675, t0 brin g in * Bill for
Indulgence to all Diffenting Proteftants. 2 c 8.
36. Speech, of the Earl of Pembroke to the H. of
Peers, when the feven Lords were accufed of high
Treafon in 1647. 262.
37. The feveral Debates of the Houfe of Commons
relating to the Eftablifliment of the Militia, difbanding
the new raifed Forces, & raifing a prefent Supply for
his Majefty, beginning 9 Nov. '685, to the 2oih of the
fame Month, being the day of the Prorogation of the
Parliament. " 266..
38. Letter from Prince Charles to the Lords and
Commons from the lfle of Scilly, acquainting them bf
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his Intention to remove to Jerfey, whither he defired a
fafe condudl for my Lord Capel, in order to receive
fuch propofitions as might tend to their mutual Satisfac-
tion. ^8o.
39. The King's Speech to the Eftates convened at
Perth 25 Nov. 1650. 281.
40- His Highnefs the Lord Proteftor's Speech to both
Houfes of Parliament 20 Jan. 1657. 282.
41. Heads of the King's Speech to the Parliament
22 May 1685. 288.
42. Copy of Warrant for 366 1. to be paid for Hay &
to fix Keepers of the Foreft of Sherwood under Queen
Anne, June 1704. 289.
43. Queen Anne's Speech at the clofe of the Parlia-
ment 14 March 1 704-5. 291.
44. Queen Anne's Speech to the Parliament that
granted the Supply for building the new Churches.
292.
6802.
A Folio, confiding of Papers which paffed through the
Hands of Edw. Walker Efq; Secretary at War, Sc
fome other Perfons, chiefly relating to the Tranfadtions
of the Year 1644, wherein are Commiflions, War-
rants for raifing & maintaining Forces, Eftabli foments
for fortifying Garrifons, Orders & Appointments for
paying & receiving Money, Inftru&ions, Letters of
Inquiry & Information, A&s of Council to dired Sc
order divers Proceedings, Proclamations, Cyphers for
carrying on fecret Correspondence, &c. all ferving to
the King's Caufe.
The Papers are now numbered, & may thus be
defcribed:
1. A Warrant to Edward Lord Herbert to poflefs
himfelf of certain iron, then held by the rebells, 20
On I. 1644.
2. A Letter from Fra. Dodington to E. Walker, 6
Jan. 1644.
3. A Commiflion to Lord Herbert, fame date.
4. To Prince Maurice, Jan. 9, 1 644.
5. A Letter from Thomas, brother to E. Walker, Jan.
24, 1644.
6. Leave of Abfence to Col. & Capt. Coningflbie, from
Jan. 1a to Feb. 1, 1644.
7. Letter to E. W. from Mr. Lewis Dyve, Jan. 7,
1644.
8. — — from Phillip, another brother of E.W.
Jan. 27, 1644.
9. Warrant to Col. Ch. Cavendifh, 28 Jan. D*.
10. Another Letter from L. Dyve, 31 Jan. D\
11. 12. Afts of Privy Council at Oxford, Feb. D°.
13. Letter from Herman Beeckman, 25 Feb.
14. Order to pay Arrears to the Garrifon at Car-
lifle.
15. Rough draft of a Letter, Mar. 5.
16. Warrant for broad cloth, Mar. io, D°.
17. Copy of Comm" to Col. George Maxwell, to take
under his command all Volunteers of the Scottifh Nation,
1 1 March.
1 8. Proclamation againft flopping any Provifion com-
ing to the Garrifon at Oxford, under pain of death,
10 March.
19. Eftabliflunent of the Garrifon at Oxford, 11
March.
ao— 27. Various Commiflions.
28. A Letter to the King in French, figned Arnoul
de Lifle, au Chateau de Warwicke, 22 Mars, 1644.
29. Ad of Council, 24 March.
30. A Proclamation, requiring an Account of Corn
brought into Oxford, 24 May 1644.
31. Order of a Committee of Lords & Commons
concerning the payment of the contribution of Oxon &
Berks to Mr. Turner Paymafter, figned Hen. Dover,
dated 2$ Mar. 1644.
Num. 6802.
32* Warrant to the High Sheriff of the county of
Oxford, to pay iool. to Lieut. Col. Rich. Palmer, Mar.
28, 1644.
33* 34* Other Warrants.
35. Inftru&ions for Prince Maurice, Mar. 30, 1 644-
At the back of another Warrant.
36—54. Various other Warrants.
55. The Propofitions made before the U % Comm" for
the fettling the Garrifons of Sudelie and Tewxbury in
GIoc re , 7 April 1644. See § 6;.
56 — 6 1 . Warrants & Commiflions ; annexed to N°6 1 .
is " A Lift of the Affociated Counties of South Wales,
&c. to w ch Com 0 " - for prefling are to be fent."
62. Order of the Commons of Pari 1 at Oxford, con-
cerning thofe Commiflions, 1 1 April 1 644.
63, 64. Two Letters to Sherriffs of Oxford & Berks,
about fending Labourers.
65. Other Propofitions refpe&ing Sudely in Glouc^
See § 55-
6b — 73. Orders from Councils of War, Proclamau*
tions, &c.
74. Letter to E. Walker from Col, Wandesford,
dated 16 Apr. 1644. N.B. The direftion precedes it.
75 — 107. Orders of Councils of War, Warrants, &
fimilar Papers.
1 08. " An Eflimate of the charges of materialls for
fireworks, for Monfieur La Roche, & for one week's
provifion, according to the proporcon given in by Mr,
Henrick."
109 — 135. Councils of War, Warrants, &c.
136. A Proclamation, dire&ing the manner of paying
the Arrears of Contributions in the county of Ox*
ford.
137 — 146. Warrants, &c.
147, 148. Propofition of Col. Fleetewood for fortify-
ing & victualling his Majefty's Manor Houfe at Wood-
ftock. With a Note of E. Walker upon it,
149 — 160. Proclamations & other State Papers.
161 • Key of a Cipher with I. M.
1 62 — 1 69. State Papers as before.
170. A fair copy of a Proclamation of June 12, with
this title, " A Proclamation for the inhibiting all maner
of Oathes, other abufes, & prophanations by any of
his Ma Ue * Army : as likewife ftri&ly commanding the
due & conftant frequenting of the fervice of God, by
all the Officers & Souldiersof the fame*"
171 — 180. Warrants, &c.
181. Letter from Fran, BilJingfley to Lord Digby, his
Majefty's principal Secretary, refpe&ing the troops in the
county of Salop, dated 15 June 1644.
182. Oath of a Commiffioner appointed by his Ma-
jefty for the Army.
183 — 197. Warrants, Proclamations, &c.
iq8. A Letter from Edward Broughton, dated Lud-
low Caftle, 5 July 1644, to Sir Gilbert Garote(?) Knight
Governor of Wqfter^ giving notice of the approach of
the Rebels to Shrewsbury.
199 — 216. Warrants, &c.
217. The Key of an intricate cypher, in a circle, &
to be read in an inverted order.
2 1 8. A Letter to E. Walker, figned Rich. Page, and
dated Pernon Caftle, 2 September 1644.
219. 220. Warrants.
221. A Letter from Col. Edward Wyndham, dated
Orchard, ^Oftob. 1644.
222 — 224. Warrants.
225. A Letter dated Cre^kerne 8 Nov* 1644, figned
John Hutchins, & direfted " To the Wor u Chriftopher
Milton Efquier, and the reft of his Ma u Com" of Excife
for the county of Som 1 at Wells."
226 — 230. Warrants & Orders of Council, of War.
231. Particulars to be enquired after in the Town of
Marlborough, nth of November 1 644, with Anfwers.
232 — 252. Warrants, Orders, Proclamations.
253. Rougl*
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253. Rough draft of a long and important Ordef
by a Committee of the Council of War, 25 & 26 of
Nov. 1644.
254 — 259. Warrants & fimilar Papers.
260. " Inftru&ions for Edmond Turner, Efq* Trer
and Pay of the Garrifons of Briftoll, Bath, Berkeley
Caftle, Perfliutt, Poynt, Harley, and Nunney Caf-
tles."
261. Letter to the Lieut, Governor of Briftoll, 4
Dec. 1644.
262. Letter to the Sherriffs & Com r§ for Somerfett,
Wilts, Gloucefter, &c.
263. Warrant to Anthony Chequeux, Surgeon.
2644 Letter to Prince Rupert, providing the Eftablilh-
ment for Briftol, &c. 4 Dec. 1644*
265 — 267. Warrants*
268. Letter from Prince Rupert to Lord Eflex, de*
firing a fafc conduft for the Duke of Richmond & the
Earl of Southampton with their attendants, dated Oxon,
5 December 1644.
269—284. Warrants, Petitions from the Army to the
Council of War at Oxford, &c. in December 1644.
285. A Letter to Mr. Humphrey Wanley, figned
Ifaac Hobart, & dated Welbeck, 12 May 171 8, about
removing the Library at Welbeck.
286. A fhort Note figned " Hurley" direQed to the
fame, and dated Wimpole, Dec. 31, 1721.
N.B. Thefe two were found loofe in this Volume.
6803.
A Folio, confifting chiefly of Petitions to the Parliament
for fettling matters of Right, & redrefling of Griev-
ances.
1, 2. A Petition to Parliament from Edward Throck-
morton, Gent, againft Sir George Walton. The firft
leaf is placed fecond.
of Glafs makers, Glaziers, &
mak
Bugle
ers.
4. A fecond Petition of Edw. Throckmorton.
5. of Meredith Madey, CI. with an Ab-
ftraft prefixed.
6.
Charles, Lord Howard of Effingham.
7. ■ Concerning the nominating an Audi-
tor of Accounts.
8. ■ of Thomas Farnefold, Efq. late his
May Ward.
9. " The Chirurgians defire to be admitted to prac-
tife inward Medicines, without the Phifitians controle."
Alfo, " An Anfwere to the Chirurgians Reafons above
alleaged and, " The Anfwere of thePrefident & Col-
ledge of Phifitians to the Chyrurgians Petition, prefer-
• red to the High Court of Parliament." All fairly writ-
ten, in one hand.
10. The humble Petition of a great number of makers
of Bayes, &c. within this Kingdom.
11. of the Englifli Merchants trading in
Wines.
12. ■ of Godfrey Cade. 5th May 1624.
13. " Francis Beaumond, Efq. M r . & one
of the Governors of King James's Hofpital of the Char-
ter-houfe, founded by Thomas Sutton, Efq."
14. 15. ■ of many grieved Subje&s; with
the explanation of a Statute referred to in it.
1 6. — the Inhabitants of Godlyment, Woking,
Blackheath, and the dwellers & occupiers of Lands ad-
joining to the River of Wye in Com. Sum
^ 17, 18. Two Lifts of neighbouring Inhabitants* who
join in the Petition againft making the River Wye navi-
gable to Guildford.
19. The Petition of Sir George Paule, Knight. Two
(beets, the fecond placed firft.
20. : — Wm. King, & Rob. Corbett of Col-
chefter, Merchants.
21. Petition of Workmen to the King.
Cat. Haul. Vol. HI.
Num.6803.
42. Petition to the Commons from Sir Henry
Guldeford, Knt. & Henry Peek, Efq.
23. Another from the fame.
24. Cafe of Sir Gervis Clifton, in Parliament;
25. Petition of Thomas Barrow. Inverted.
26* ■ Daniel Everard, Gent. & Anne hia
Wife.
27. A Letter dated from the Fleet, i Feb. 1628;
Signed Tho. Coo : arid dire&ed " To the much ho-
noured Fdw. Alford Efq. at his houfe in White Fryars,
over againft Mr. Brooiries, Secretary of the Kincfs
Bench. 9,
28. The Petition of Benjamin Crokey, & the Mtavoi*
&Burge(Tesof Wotton-under-Edge, Glouc r , for the fup^
preffed Free School there*
29. — i * of Edmund & Stephen Scott;
30. ■ of the Soap-makers in London.
31. A paper docketted, " La Breef del Bill pur in-
form,* cdntaining a Petition, of which the laft part
ftands firft.
32. The Petition of Sir George Saville Kntx & Barn
Two Sheets, the fecond put firft.
33. Order of a Committee, in confequehce 6f a IV
tition from Carpenters, Bricklayers, &c. Dated 19
April, 2 2d James.
34. Againft the Children of Strangers being privi-
leged as Englifli* Three Sheets* but apparently im-
perfedh
35. Sixteen Sheets, irregularly placed; the laft of
which is thus marked, 4< Queen of Scott's Petition to
the Parliament & 6 Speeches m Parliament, 28 Eliz. by
the Ld- Chan r about the Queen of Scot's bufinefs, &c."
This Sheet Ihould have been placed firft.
36. Complaint of Mr. Raglond to Pari 1 againft an
erroneous Decree.
37. The Petition of Carpenters, & other Labourers.
Sec S 33-
38. " A Particuler of the Carpenters & Bricklayers
Grievances*"*
39. Conclufion of a Petition to the King* from the
fame Perfons.
40. u The humble Petition of William Shackley, a
poor Freeman of London, declaring his nlariifold Op-
preffions by colour of his Ma t§ CommiflicJn for build-
ing."
41. The Petition of Thomas & John Brown his Ma-»
jefty's Founders of Iron Ordnance & Shot. & § 48.
42. of the Gardiners, London, 15th May
1624.
43. » Warden & Company of Brewers.
44. — — Carpenters, Plaifterers, &c.
45. a Duplicate, with Signatures.
46. ' Geo. Morgan of London, Merch*.
47. ■ — Peter Hayes of Chichefter, Merch c .
48. Duplicate of 41.
49. — of Merchants in London in general,
againft William Barrett, for undue Purveyance of Oils.
50. 1— Bartholemew Legate,
5 1. A paper annexed to the foregoing.
52. Two Copies of a Petition from the Commons of
England in general, againft the Oppreflions of the Mar-
{halls Court, in fupport of a Bill then pending.
53. " Breiffe of the Afte for reformacon of Abufes
and Vifordes in the Officers of the Courte of Marfhalfea,
.& for lymitinge the Jurifdicf&n of the faid Courte."
54. The Petition of William Turner.
55. » ■ William Richardfon.
56. The humble Propofals of John Farthing, Gentle^
man, touching the future Improvement of the Revenue •
of Excife on Beer, Ale, & other Liquors both native &
imported.
57. The Petition of Robert Sanderfon of th* County
of Cavan, Efq.
58. of many of JhisMaj 1 Subje&s, in and
about the City of London, & the fevcral Counties of
5 L th+
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the Kingdom ; againft the Jurifdi&ion of ArcfibifhGps,
Bifliops, &c. and their Courts.
59. The Petition of the Mafter,Wardens, & Afliftants,
of the Trinity Houfe of Deptford Strond*
60. A Letter, neither figned nor addrefled, refpe&ing
ihe mifcarriage of the Turkey Fleet. No date.
61. " The Degenerate Age, or the Cafe of Crofsfield
and thePublick. Humbly offered to the Confideration
of the Hon b,e Houfc of Commons." 13 pages. Signed
by the Writer^ & dated Clerkenwell Clofe, Oftober
1702.
62. Depofition on Oath of John Woodgate, Deputy
Poftmafler of Canterbury, 8 March 1 69*. " Coram me
Waddell, Mayor."
63. A Memorial addrefled to the Lords of the Trea-
fury, on the Subject of the Excife.
64. A Petition from the poor Scholars in the Univer-
fities.
65. Doctor Chambers the K gl Phyfician
in Ord y .
66. to the Lord High Treaf r from Ja*
Grame, Gent.
67^ A Letter of 5 April i6;6, figned, Hen. Bell,
deeded " To the Right Wor" Sir William Beecher Kntr.
Clarke of the Councell now in waytinge.*' Inverted in
binding.
68. A Memorial from certain Lords whofe names are
underfigned, againft being cited to the Bar of the Houfe
of Lords to appear as Delinquents, without any Charge
fpecified, which they conceive to be contrary to the Dig-
nity & Privilege of the Peers. The Summons dated the
30th of May, & the Day for their appearance the 8th
of June ; the year not mentioned. The Peers whofe names
are ftghed arfe Northampton* Monmouth, Howard, De-
vonfliire, Grey, Coventry, Dover, Rich, Capell.
At the back of this Memorial, & on another leaf
annexed, is written a Poem, of three folio pages, . be-
ginning*
" Brave Anarchy, miftake not, Anarchy
Is not where nothing, but no Subjects be."
69. The Petition of George Clay, Peter Cantley, &c.
refpe&ing Monies paid to the feveral Sheriffs.
70. Inverted, The Petition of Tho. Harrifon, "His
Maj* pore Servant imploied in forvaine Parts, for his Mat' 4
efpecial Services."
71. A Letter figned, " Thomas Hanrifon," directed
to the Right Worfh 1 Mr. Alford, one of the Committee
for grievances of Court-
72. Another Memorial from the fame Thomas Har-
rifon.
7 ^. A Letter figned, " yo r dutifuH Son James Harri-
fon," dated Frettin, Sept. 2. Old Stile 1708. Marked
on the back, 4< The fourth Letter."
74. A Letter of more than fix pages, fairly written,
addrefled to my Lord Marquis Buckingham : & figned
* By him that is not ambitious becaufe not worthy, nor
yet not affrayde, becaufe not afhamed to be knowne to
y r Lord p in this bufinefs. Aldred."
75. " A Petition to the Archbilhop of Canterbury,
from Meredith Griffith, that he may be feparated from
his Wife & marry another 161 9."
76. A Petition to the King from Barthol. Backhoufe,
for Pardon, which is granted, with other Matters re- "
lating to it, 1624.
7*7. ■ from William Anys, dated
23 Dec. 1625. with Letters relative.
78. 1 3 Martii 1620, " The Reafons of the Maior and
CoiTionaitys humble Petition to the Kinges molt excel-
lent Ma'"."
79. The Petition of one O'Moriarty to the Queen.
Mar. 8, 170,
80. The Cafe of Col. John Forward in relation to his
Service in the Siege of Deny, in the Year i6« v 8.
81. A Petition to the King, from Tho. Baker, Efq.
dated JNov* 25, 1690.
Num. 6803, 6804.
82. A Speech of Sir Henry Yelverton, refpe&ing the
Patentees for Gold & Silver Thread.
83. " The Petition of Robert Lane to the Earl of
Huntingdon, Captain of his Ma t,e * Band of Penfioners ;
for leave to take his due Courfe of Law againft Mr. Ed-
ward Glynne, one of the Gentlemen of the faid Band.
26th June 1688. Inverted.
84. Petition of Andrew Peterfon to the Queen for a
refpite for Manflaughter.
85. of Henry Paulet, Efq. to the Queen.
86. of the Prifoners for Debt in the County'
Gaol of Warwick,, to the Members for that County:
1677.
6804.
Another Folio y containing Papers relating to the Affairs
in the latter end of the reign of K. Cha. 1.
1. Copy of a Commiflion to William Marquefc
& Earl of Hertford, early in the civil War. Sub-
fcribed thus, " Maie itt pleafe your mod Excellent
Ma t r . This contayneth yo r Ma t,e * Com. prepared for
your Ma 1 ' - confideraffon conftitutinge William, Mar-
quefle Hertford yo r Lieuten* Generally & is made ao
cording to the forme dere&ed by your Ma te & the
late Com graunted to the Earle of Lindfey." Seven
fheets. .
2. Commiflion to Col. Allen Appefley to be Lieut.
Gov. of Exeter.
3. Draught of to Sir Rich. Greenvile.
4. ■ — to Col. Grandifcn.
5. ■ — form of, to a Lieut. Colonek
6. Copies of Comm s for Col. & Lieut.
Gen.
7 — t o. Other Commiflions.
1 1 . Order for CoL Whitford's Submiflion.
12 — 16. Commiflions, & Inftru&ions for Commit
fions,
1 7. Royal Letters Patent giving indemnity to Henry
Lord Percy, Baron of Alnwick, for all Sums paid to him
as General of the Artillery. See § 19.
1 8. Commiflion for the Command of Coife Caftle,
not filled up.
19. 20. The Appointment of Henry Percy, Efq. (af-
terwards Lord Percy) to be General of the Artillery.
See § 17. Two Copies.
21 — 24. GommifTions.
25. Royal Letter to the High Sheriff of Qxfordihire,
about perfons fit to ferve in the Army.
26. Inftru&ions for Charles Gerrard Lieut. Gen. of
Horfe.
27. Imperfeft Preamble of a Proclamation.
28 — 35. Commiflions.
36. Preamble to Lord Afteley's Commiflion to be
Lieut. General of Worcefter, Hereford, Salop, and Staf-
ford. Two (heets.
37. Commiflion to Prince Rupert, 1642.
38. On Parchment, Copy of a Difcharge by the Earl
of Arundel for difmifling the Army.
39. Order refpetting the difcharge of Lt. Colonel
Btackwall.
40. Licence for Col. Skrimfhire to leave the Army.
41. Rough Draft of a Proclamation.
42. Proclamation againft Oaths & Profanenefs. Alfo
§ 45;
43. , for the more regular taking of Vic-
tuals for the fupply of the Army.
44. againft plundering, &c.
4^ againft Oaths, &c. See 42.
46. Order of a Council of War.
47. Proclamation for delivering up Mufquets, &c.
at Oxford.
48. • prohibiting all perfons to obey the Or-
dinances of the Pari -anient.
49. Proclamation for bringing in Arms.
7 50. Petition
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56. Petition of John Cademan, Phyfidaiito the three
(ertias of his Majefty's Army.
51. — Capt. William Smith* ProVoft Mar-
fliall General.
52. > — — Col. Daniel Hyde.
53. A Letter refpe^ing lofies of pay.
54. An imperfeft draft of a Letter.
55. « The humble defines of the Colonels & Com-
manders in Chief of the feveral Regiments in his Ma tia
Armv, to his Ma tl<5 & the Coiicil of War." With Sig-
natures.
56. 57. Petition of the Inhabitants of Glamorgan,
with their joint Declaration.
58. Draft of an Order* in confequence of a Petition.
59 — 61. Petitions.
62. Requifition to appoint Richard CalloW, Gent, to
be Provoft Marfhall of Wilts.
63. Names of certain Magiftrates.
64. Draught of a Commiffion for Examination of
Accounts, in Somerfet, Porfet, Devon, & Cornwall.
6 a. Promifeof Indemnity to the inhabitants of Glou-
Cefter on returning to allegiance.
$6. Petition of Capt. John Griffith.
67. of certain inhabitants of Gloucefter,
figned.
68. Copy of the King's Commiffion for Gloucefter &
Wilts.
69. A Catalogue of Perfons reputed loyal in Glou-
fcefter.
70. A Letter to the Sheriff of Gloucefterfhire.
71. Proclamation refpefiing the Loyalifts in Gloucef-
terflure. Four (facets.
72. Declaration from his Maj&ly's Commiffioners in
the County of Gloucefter.
• 73. Order of Quarters for part of L d Byron's Bri-
gade.
74. A fhort Memorandum of a requeft to be made to
Mr. Walker from Sir. Thomas Htle, refpefting the fu ng
for a Commiffion in Devon.
75. Inftru&ions for Perfons to be fent on the King's
Service to Hereford.
76. A Note of the Towns that He near Wallingford,
& molt convenient for the Garrifon there, both in Berks
& Oxfordfhire ; the number in all 36.
77. Copy of the Commiffion for Worcefterfliire.
78. Certificate of the Commiffioners for Worcefter,
addrefled to the Council of War at Oxford.
79. A Petition from the Inhabitants of Armfcote &
Blackwell within the Parifti of Tredington, to his Ma-
jetty's Commiffioners for the fafe guarding of the County
of VSTorcefter : followed by the Names of the Commif-
fioners.
80. Commiffioners for the Impreft in Denby and
Flint,
8i« " Certain obfervations concerning the Excife in
the County of Somerfet, which we humbly defyre to
offer to the confideration of the Lords & Com' aflem-
bled at Oxford, & which, as we conceive, will much ad-
vantage his Maty* Service & give good Content & Satis-
faction to the Countrey." Signed, " Geo. Strode/ 1
82. " A Lift of the Horfe that lye aboute uppon the
County and are defired to be removed, they doeing the
King noe Service & the Countey great Injurie." Signed
by four perfons.
83. Warrant to the Bailif & Conflables of Chipping
Norton.
84. Warrant for levying Contributions by force from
difaffetted Perfons.
85. At a Council 25 of February 1644, a Note of
his Majefty's Thanks to the Commiffioners who had
been to Uxbridge to treat of Peace with the Parlia-
ment. With a Duplicate, apparently a rough Copy of
the fame.
86. Order for Contributions of Oxfordfhire*
Num. 6804.
87; A very rough Draft of certain Propofitltms.
88. Particulars to be defired of his Majefty.
. 89. Defires of the Cotnmittfee of Lords & Commons*
23 May. >
90. A Prdpofition made by his Majefty tb his Coun-
cil of War.
91. €e Advifes concerning the recovering of fuch
Armes as have been loft; the making & procuring more,
& the preserving of Armes for the future."
92. A Lift , of hurt & wbunded in feveral Regiments,
after the Battle of Newbury.
93. Agreement, of the Lords about fending out Scouts.
94. u Debts of the Officers at Paris," fo endorfed.
The paper contains the Accounts in Piftbles, figned by
each Officer indebted.
95. A Lift of the Officers reduced, in the Earl of Ro-
chefter's Regiment*
9^. A Lift of the Reformades Names of the Lord
Marquis or Ormond's Regiment;"
97. Form of an Inftrument for regulating Allowances
to the Army, as reformed, or lowered.
q8. An Account refpedling the reformed Officers and
Rations.
99. Lifts of Names of the Surveyors of Provifions.
100; Order conftituting James Hamilton Lieut. Col.
to Lord Ncwburgh. Written in French, at Antwerp^
i;Fcbr. 1658,.
1 o 1 . The Entertainments of the Officers of the Garrfc
fon & Caftle of Banbury.
102. Demand for Lord Northfon's Regiment of Foot
and Caftle of Banbury.
103. The entertainment of the extraordinary Officers
of the Garrifon & Caftle of Banbury:
1 04. A Lift of Efquires in England & Wales amount-
ing in all td 2454.
105. Account of the political Difpofitions, & military
Force of the Town of Reading : with marginal Notes.
iot>, 107. Commiffion of J mprefs for feveral WeHH
Counties* with the names of the Perfons employed *
108. Memorandum about difpofing of 5000 Guilders.
109. A Lift of Sick & wounded in his Majefty's Life
Guards.,
1 10. The Lift of Sir Tho« Mctham, Knt. his Regi-
ment, as they now fhnd attefted tinder his hand.
1 1 1; A Note of Monies paid to Officers & Soldiers,
from the fecond of Auguft till the 9th.
1 1 2. Note about the Precedence of the 6 Regiments,
& the Oath to be adminiftered at the Rendezvous.
113 Fees due & payable for Comtniffions for each
Regiment. Signed by Edw. Walker, Secretary at War.
1144 " A Lift of pay of the Officers or 600 Dra- 1
goners."
1 15. A Lift of the Officers of the Scottifli Regiment.
1 16. • of the Officers of the Earl of &oenefter # s
Regiment, delivered on Reputation.
117. of Englifh Regiments.
1 18. of P. M's Army.
119. " L'eftat d'uneCcmpagnie. t'eftat d'un Regim 1 ."
120. Order about placing all the btficers of the Earl
of Rochefter's Regiment
121. Account of Medical Fxpences.
122. A Letter, figned Charges, & directed to Mr.
Walker, Secretary to the Counc. of War.
123. Refpetting accommodation for the Sick, & other
Neceflaries for the Army.
1 24. Order to Col. Grace.
125. State of the Rations for part of the Army.
1 26. Note from Th. Walker, refpetting a Letter of
the King.
127. Requifitionsrefpefting Briftol.
128. "The Countreys Grieuances ag' the General &
his Officers."
1 29. cC The Countrey s Grkuances againft the Go-
vernc r/ r
130. Fees
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130. Fees to be taken by the Provoft Marlhall Ge-
neral.
131. Circular Letter of the King, for the Loan of one
hundred Pounds each, from various Individuals.
132. « Thedefires of his Ma lie * Commiffioners for the
better regulating the Provifions for the Army. With
marginal Notes.
133. Form of the Oath of a Commiffioner in any of
his Majefty's Garrifons.
134. Acknowledgement of a Sum of Money received
from Sir Arthur Slinglby.
135. Notes of various Commiflions, to be made out.
136. Copy of a Letter to Mr. Wheler.
137. Lift of Lord Hoptoun's Forces.
138. Paper refpeding the providing of Shot & Gre-
nados.
139. Letter enjoyning the Obedience of Scottifli Sub-
jects.
140. "Servants to the King, Prince, & Duke of
York, charged with Payments towards the Works, their
feveral & determinate Anfweres."
I 4'» A Letter of the King to Sir Edward Nicholas,
Knt. refpeding the Exemption from Excife.
142. on the fubjed of Provifions.
143—148. Accounts relating to the Army, Nov. 7,
1640, with fome Receipts.
149. Letter from Sir Thomas Alcocke relating to the
preceding Acquittance.
1 5° — 1 55- Receipts & Memorandums.
156. Afmall Book of Receipts, very neatly entered.
157—167. Bills & Receipt?, figned by Sir Ed.
Walker.
168. Letter to Ed. Walker, Efq. from the Treafurer,
figned, T. Percy ? Oft. 18, 1640.
169. The prefent State of his Majefty's Garrifon in
Carhfle, Ultimo Maij 1641. Signed Edw. Walker.
170. Letter to E. Walker, figned, Fra. Dodington,
« dated Barrow, 27 of io r 1644.
171. Papers concerning the Comm' for Excife Com.
Somerfet. Two Sheets.
172. Letter to E.Walker, with a Note by him, about
delivering his privy Seal to Mr. John Ward, 3 May
173. Accounts in March,' April, &c. 1672.
Walker" 183 ' BlllS & Recei P ts belonging to Sir E.
184. Copy of an Order from Ch. 11. to pay 250
GuiderstoCol. Walt. Slinglby.
185. Provifions neceflary for 10:0 Footmen, &c for
3 Months, figned, Tho.Blagge.
186-189. Other Accounts of Colonel Bkgge.
193. 'A note of Moneys pay'd without Warrant."
19 '» 19 a. Small Papers of Accounts.
6805.
A Folio, containing feveral Aits of Parliament & Claufes
A a a. c ° f Ac_ls ' &c -
vera'nees ,0 t it ^ ° f Bar S ains & Sales & Co*
veyanccs to be made without Coven
^2. An Ad concerning the Skins of Sheep, Lambs,
3. Difpute between Retailers & Merchants,
of Rich^nd tdlenos the a ° f Ws ^
of the faid Lady CcSs g ' & thc
5. An AS concerning Wrecks at Sea.
6. A11 Ad for Court Barons.
Num. 6S05, 6806.
& his Plea to the other part of the Bill of Complaint of
Richard Graham Efq. & Eleanor his Wife Comphs
l£ ****** JamesBixbyfora
Kirke>o C rX?I& Lit bCtWeen Ln * & R ° b '
1 1 . Ad : aeainft Repters, Foreftallers,Warehoufemen.
h J^lr 1 r . th \ Aft ° f ^mnity, to thofe who
Ssfeffizr the Caufeof thePrLce ° {o ^>
13. Claufes of an Ad concerning the Clothiers.
14. An Ad giving all men liberty to refort to other
Churches, when there is no Sermon at their own.
15. Flan tor the avoiding a multiplicity of Statutes
concerning the Trade & making of Woollen Cloths
16. Additiona Ad for the examining, taking &
ftajng the pubhek ccounts of their Majefties Treasure
9 Apr, 1694, 9
17. Fees of the Dutchy of Lancafler, fign'd & fworn
to, 13 October 1691. 0
6806.
A Folio, containing Claufes of Ads of Parliament &
other Parliamentary Notes.
1. Concerning the King's Bench, endorfed, « For con-
tinuance of peace & good abearing."
2. Extrads concerning the Houfe of Lords.
1628 An ° rder f,gned b y the S P e aker, « I. Finch," May
4. Account of two Bills fent down from the Houfe
ot Lords.
5. " Confiderations on the Statute for fettintr the
Poor on Worke." b
6. « Moneyes ifTued for the Pallat maker fince Mich.
1619. unto this prefent 1628."
7. Report upon the Petition of the Gentlemen of Ef-
fex, refpedmga great foundation in Dec. 1690.
8. The effedof a Bill in Pari' for dame Anne Dace,
& others coheires of Robert Hogan."
9. " The true Eftate of the Caufe concerning the
Ladie Jenny, & reafons why the Bill in Parliament to re-
verie a Decree in Chauncerie & avoide a Fine in per-
formance hereof mould not pane." Docketted " Sir
Symon Steward."
10. Abftrad of Mr. Sergifon's Anfwer about wear &
tear, 13 May 1693.
11. Extrad of Mr. Pereyro's Contrad, 15 May
1 69 1. With another paper on the fame Subjed.
12. Anfwers of Mr. Liddal, about Viduallino- the
Fleet. 20th Sept. 1693. 0
13. Memorandums of Enquiries relating to the Or-
donnance.
14. Obfervations upon Mr. John Blake's Accounts as
Agent for the Garrifon of Plymouth. No date.
15. A Note refpeding Money paid to Sir Leonard
Robinfon, 1692.
16. Abftrad of what was faid by the Earl of Ranelatrh
27 0dob. 1693. 6
17. "Memorandum of Things fitt to bee remedyed
by Parliament."
1 8. " Particulars of Major General Scravenmore's
(within Gravenmore) pay. Memorandum for the Parlia-
ment."
19. " Three Memorandums for Report to the Parlia-
ment."
20. Houfe of Lords. Notes & diredions for a Bill •
refpeding thePapifts, to be given to the two Chief Juf-
tices & the Chief Baron.
21. Order of the Lords, 9 Jan. 1692, refpeding the
Claim to the Title of Earl of Banbury.
22. On quarto Paper, a Journal of the Houfe of Com-
mons, from March 3, 167* to 26 May the fame Year;
32 leaves, with other Matters interfperfed. As at fol.14.
a Letter of News, the Signature erafedj f.18. anAd-
4 drefs
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drefs to the King, Apr. 13, 1 677, alfo at la. At f.si.b.
an Account of the aftion & attempt of the French
againft the Dutch at Tobago. At f. 25. b. another Ad-
drefs, & 27. b. his Majefty's Speech in Reply, f. 28. b.
the Memorial of the Spanifli Ambaffador. .
23. Alfo in 4 0 A fimiliar Journal, fuperfcribed,
" Votes, Refolves and Addreffes of the Hoit. Houfe of
Commons, begun Tuefday, April i3°i675, continued
to 20 Nov. the fame year. 46 leaves. At f. 43. The
Duke of Buckingham's Speeche in the Houfe of Lords,
concerning Indulgence,. Nov. 17, 1675. Proteftation of
the Lords, f. 44. b. Votes, Nov. 20, 1675, f. 45. b.
Note of a Conference, Nov. 19, J 675. f. 46.
24. In 4 0 Alfo, a Book entitled at the back, " Re-
membrances for Order & Decency in the Upper Houfe
of Parliament/' Concluding with an Order of the
Houfe, dated i2°Nov. 1685. 52 pages, the firft eight
Xvanting.
25. In folio again, " Claufe to be added to the Aft for
applying Lands given to fuperftitious Ufes to the Ufe of
Greenwich Hofpital."
46. " Claufe for the Printer's Bill, April 2, 1695.
Received from Mr. Cockeri!."
27. " Con fi derations to b<-c had whe r their proceedings
bee according to Lawe or Equity/*
28. Heads of a Remonftrance, 1628.
29. " Reafons why the Earle of Corke fliould have
noe Provifor in Mr. Raleigh's bill."
30. Memorandums refpefting a Motion ofSirTh.
Wentworth.
31. Allegations & Anfwers refpefting a Bill for dying
& Clothing.
32. Confiderations on the Subjeft of a Bill to regulate
certain Writs of Chancery & Kind's Bench.
33. Fragment of Proceedings in the Houfe of Com-
mons in various times.
34. <v Touchinge the Bill for paflinge of the Accompts
of Shreives, Efcheators, Colleftors, &c. without Chardge
or Delaye, for fo much as is don concerning the fame
in the Lo. Tfer* Remembrancer's Office." Alfo § 80.
35. Fragment of an Ad for Confirmation of the Li-
berties & Privileges of the Commons Houfe of Parlia-
ment.
36. Subftance of a Petition from the Clothiers of Suf-
folk, Norfolk, & Eflex. See § gi.
37. Claufe of an Aft prohibiting the Members of the
H. of Commons from farming Duties, Aids, &c.
38. Claufe of an Aft reftraining the Fees of thePay-
mafter of the Army, Secretary at War, or their under
Officers.
39. ^ refpefting the Navigation Aft.
40. Notes refpecting our Foreign Commerce, & In-
land Trade.
41. A fheet thus marked at the back, " Memoran-
dum ancnt the Elections of the Shyre of Lanark from
the yeare j 68 1 to the yeare 1713, and of a Proteft
taken againft the Magi ft rats of Glafgows havinge a
Vote, and they accordingly conform to the faid Proteft
& expunged the Rolls from voteing the firft Day of Oc-
tober, 17 13-"
42. "The fecond Warrant for certaine Perfons brought
up to anfwer in pliam 1 before a Comittee." Refpefting
Lord Mohun, Warden of the Stannaries.
43. Acknowledgement of Henry Thomfon, one of the
Sherriil's of the City of York, that he had offended the
Lord Mayor.
44. A much older Paper, on the fubjeft of Elections,
& the return of Writs. Begins on the fecond fide.
45. A few Notes, concerning the Bill for pleading of
Licences, 8c Pardons of Alienation.
46. Notes refpefting an Office claimed to be held by
Charles Lord Stanhope, of hereditary Right.
47. Claufe of an Aft refpefting certain Claims under
a Patent granted in the 4th of Eliz.
Cat* Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6806.
48. Brief heads relating to an Aft againft foreftallingi
49. Upon Sureties taken on Bail, &c. in the Court
of King's Bench. Two Iheets.
50. On Fines & Recoveries; three Sheets. Endorfed
" Mr. John Alford. An Afte for auncient demefne (?)
Funds."
51. " A Colleftion of fuch Things as have beeneby
feverall Men defired to be graunted of his Ma t e for tire
good of his People.'* Four leaves, placed 3, 1, 2, 4.
52. "A Briefe of the Bill to the Parlyam 1 houfe,con-
cerning exaccon of Coles taken at Newcaftle."
53. " The Aflercon of the Bill in Parliament againft
the procurement of the Proces of the peace & good be-
haviour." With Anfwers.
54. "How hisMaj tie may pay his Forces, w th the 2
Gov" of Barbadoes, & the Leeward Iflands, w th the
Duty of £4. per Cent. w h an addition of if.3823 ioj.
more, and fave above £.7000 ^ Ann. Humbly offered
^ John Thrale."
55. Claufe of an Aft in 1662, for the better Security
of the Nation.
56. Bills in the Houfe of Commons, 15 March,
1676.
57. Form of a Refolution againft Minifters who ob-
tained Grants of Eftates from the Crown : with the
Votes upon it.
58. Claufe of an Aft relating to Commitments.
59. Two Refolutions moved in Parliament, refpefting
the Supplies in 1693.
60. Petition of John Bird of Weft Lynn, for a private
Bill, relating to the Marriage Settlement of his Nephew.
61. Orders of Parliament April 1635.
62. Copy of an Order of Parliament, figned, John
Wright.
63. Order for the Attendance of the Bailiffs of Bridge-
water, on 5th May 1609.
64. 4< A Breviate of the Matters wherein Sir Henrye
Spiller, Knight, ischardged by Edw.Feltonin a Petition
preferred to the Hon blc Affemblie of the Lower Houfe of
Parliamente. , '
65. Claufe of an Aft refpefting Trefpafs.
66. Reafons againft a Bill for confirming certainLands
of the late Lord Cobham, to a Perfon who had obtained
them by Patent from the Crown.
67. Reafons why the Bill preferred to the pliam 1 en-
titled, " An Afte for declaring of the Ufes of a Fine
levied by one Robert Hjgan his Ma tic » Ward, & dying
before his full Age, and for the preventing of all
Fines, Recoveries, & Aflurances, to be had & ob-
teyned from Infants, being Wardes, fhould not paffe,
as to the declaring of the Ufes of the faid Fine levyed
by the faid Robert otherwife then they are already de-
clared by Indenture under the Hand & Scale of the faid
Robert/'
68. ^Defire of Sir Robert Drewry refpefting a Con-
ference to be had with the Lords concerning Bills for
building.
69. Reafons againft a Bill relating to Southampton.
70. Heads of Speeches refpefting a Bill for the Na-
turalization of Antenati & Poftnati.
71. Claufe of an Aft concerning Skins tanned, &c.
72. A paper fuperfcribed, " againft Bankrupts.'*
73. "A Breviate touching the Bill now exhibited in
Parliament, concerning Bricklayers & Plaifterers."
74. A Claufe for an Aft relating to the Navigation
of the Thames.
75. A Memorandum relating to the fame Subjeft.
76. "Parliament Notes for Mr. Thatcher,'' relating
to a private Bill.
77. The Petition of the Prefident and Scholars of
Magdalen College, Oxford.
78. A Briefe of an Afte for the Confirmacon of a
Grant made by the Mafter & Fellowes of Magdalen Col-
lege in Cambridge, to the late QueeneEliz. in the 17th
5 M Yeare
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tfeareof her Raigne, df a Hotrfe & ^Garden lying jh the
Parrfh of St. Botolph's Without Aldgatc, London."
79. A Paper concerning impositions upon Merchan-
dize.
8a. €< Touching fhe Bill for jwfflinge of Accompts
of Sherifes, Efcheators, Collectors, &c. without Chardge
or Delay, for fo much as is done concerning the fame
n the Lord Trer's Remembrancer^ Office/' See alfo
S34- m
frt. " Notes of fome Things wherein the Authorise
of Lieutenants & their Deputies is defired to be abridged**'
With anotherPaper concerning the enlargement.
82. Motion concerning the Liberty of Pleading in
Courts of Law, figned, " John Grymeftlyche. ,>
83- " Reafons to move the ho We howfe of ParKam te
to pafs the Cowpers Bill for ympofmg a Penalty on
Brewers for keeping more Cowpers, & to other Ufes,
then by a Statute made in the three & twentyeth Yeare
of King Henry the eight is allowed."
84. u The Reafons whie the Duty allowed for the
Ere&ion and Maintaynance of Winterton Lights, can be
no juft greevance."
85. Petition of Glafs-makers.
86. u Allegations & Refons exhibited *atto the inoft
hb* 1 * hi^h Court of parliament, fhowing why Tymber
is more to be refpe&ed«and better than Brick or Stone
in Baildmges."
87. Part of an A£t relating to iProtedions from Debt.
88* An Exception to be added to the Pardon touch-
ing the Exa&ion of unwarrantable Fees.
89. Concerning ImpoGtions upon Merdhandize with-
out Confent of Parliament.
90. Reafons for *he ground & maintenance of a bill,
concerning the Marflialfea.
91. •** The Defircs df the Clothiers, for the Counties
of Norfolk, Suffolk, & Eflex." See § 36.
92. Againft the Exportation of Wool.
93. " Thinges confiderable by the Comittees m the
Proceedinges concerriinge Alehoufe keepers/' 9 Apr.
1618.
94. cc That all Marchants borne in England of Aliens
ought to pay no other Cuftome for their Merchandize,
then if they had bin borne of Englifh Parents/'
05. Suggeflions agaihft a Bill concerning Certiorari.
96. u Anfwers to the Marchant Adventurers Sullen-
xttk."
97. u Touching the Ele&ion of Burgeffes for Rett-
ford in Nottinghamffure in Queftion betweene Mr.Darcy
and Sir Edward Worthley, the Burgeffes & Towndmen
complaine." ?
98. The Cafe of Col. Titus & Mr. Lloyd Burgeffes
of Ludlow.
99. The Merits of Mr. Oerard's Ele&ion for Clithero.
100. Memorandum to Mr. Alford from his Son
respecting Burgeffes.
101. Cafe ot acontefted Ele&ion at Chippenham.
102. Notes concerning a bufinefs about Alum.
103. Reafons to moove the High Court of Parlia-
ment to reverfe and make voyde the Decree obteyned
in Chaunceryby Skillicorne againfter Wolferfton, which
Reafons are ekher de faSo an evident Truth, or prooved
upon Record."
104. Reafons for an ASt from the Tenants of Thorn-
bury & Oldbury in Gloucefterfhire.
105. Committee on an Aft refpe&ing Sail making,
26th May, 4 Car.
106. Claufe df an Aft refpe&ing poor Perfons leaving
their Wives & Families to the ParHh.
107. Committee on a Bill for the better attendance of
the Members of the Commons H. of Pari. 18th Apr.
1610.
108. Committee on a Bill refpefting Colchefter Har-
bour. Sabbat. 5 May 29 Ja\
109. » on the 16 May 1621.
Num. 6806, 680?.
tio. Committee on iff May 19th Ja*.
111. ■ on a Bill for the fale of Lands of Sir
Antho. Archer, Sir Thomas Hardus, Sir Roger James,
and John Wroth, 7th April 1624;
112. : 25 May, 22 Ja.
113. ■ to draw a Bill for regulating the
Court of Chancery, & to take into Confideration the
Mifdemeanors of Churchill & other Regifters of the
faid Court, 25 April, 1 9 Ja.
114. Journal of Proceedings in the Commons, 18
May 1647 to 2 9 J une I ^47«
115. Resolutions of the H. of Lords, 27 March
1704.
j 16. Votes on a Bill for ftrengthening the Proteftant
Intereft in thefe Kingdoms, 1 9th Dec. 1718.
1 17. Proceedings in the H. of Lords, on a Bill for
enlarging the time of the Continuance of Parliament.
Die Sab. 14 Ap. 1716, with the Name& of the Lords
who were againft taking off the Triennial Bill.
] 1 8. A Report of Sir Tho. Meersfrom a Committee,
13 April 1677.
119. Order of Parliament refpefting a Bill, 27 May*
4 Car,
120. 49 Arguments refpe&ing a Statute 46 El. 3.
121. Extra&s from Parliamentary Notes of 3 Hen. 6.
122. A Law Paper, relative to Ecclefiaftical Matters,
figned R. C. B. 16 4.
1 23. Short Extracts from Statutes. Four leaves.
.124/ A Paper thus fuperfcribed, 44 Out of a Frag*
ment of a Parliament Roll I gave Mr. Ro. Bowier te
put in the Tower 1606."
125. Extra&s from Parliamentary Records in the
Reign of Richard 3, &c.
126. Extracts from Statutes againft maintaining
Quarrels.
127. On Ships, & Shipping, the opinion of the Trinity
Houfe.
128. Ex Rot. Pat. 43 E. par 1. m. 15. De AdmirallQ
conftituto.
129. Notes out of the Parliament Rolls in the Tower
of London, & the Patent Rolls.
130. " Ordinances per les Prelates, Comites, et Ba*
rons, S'ts h Londres per laffent du Roy A. R. 2
Anno 5°-
131. ,c Ex Rotulo Parliament! de Anno Sexto Ed-
wardi Tertii membr a i a n is 6 & 7." Subfcribed,^ Con-
venit cum Recordo Gulielmus Ryley, Deputatus Alger*
May militis. 22 May 1675."
132. "Parlements whereat the Kinges of Englande
have ben prefente, befydes the ufuall Dayes in the
Year."
133. " Parliam. Hen. 5. A 0 */' Fragment of Ex-
tracts.
134. AnotherPaper, marked, " A° i° H. 7. — 7 No.
apud WeftmV'
135. A Colle&ion marked oppofire the firft leaf,
" Coppies of Petition, Judgement, Precedence of Peer*
and all manner of Proceedings in Parliament, taken out
of the Records from the Reign of Ed. 2. till Queen,
Eliz."
6S07.
A Folio, containing divers Matters of State, which are
as follow,
1. A View of the Expences of the Houfhold of K.
Hen. viii. 1.
2. Appointment of the Attendants of Princefs Mary
with their Salaries 17 & 25 Hen. vin. 3, 7.
3. Orders & Rules for all the Officers in the Houfe-
hold of the Rt. noble Lady Anne of Cleve, with their
Salaries & Fees. 10.
4. Officers & Counfellors appointed to be refident
about the Duke of Richmond in the North Parts.
2i, 29.
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5. Order taken for the Gentlemen that wait upon
the King's Highnefs. 25.
6. Billa Compus hofpitii Dniae Katheriiue Principiflbe
& dote. 27.
7. Particulars of a Feaft Royal made by Card. Wol-
fey. Four leaves. . 50.
.8. Notes & Obfervations for & againft War by Land
or Sea ; which are followed with hiftorical Colle&ions
out of Hollingfhed. 51.
9. Notes out of the Hiftory & Records touching fo-
reign Expeditions. 66.
10. Remembrances for Order & Decency tojbe kept
ill the upper Houfeof Parliament by the Lords, when his
Majefty is not there, leaving the Solemnities belonging to
his Majefty's coming to be marftialled by the Lords to
whom it more properly appertains. 74.
1 1 . State of Affairs in Ireland under the D. of Or-
mond 1649, 1650, particularly a Declaration & Excom-
munication contrived at Jameftowne by divers of the
BUhops & Clergy, endorfed, " The Lo. of Ormond's
Letter to the affembly at Loughneagh Dec. 2, 1650."
92.
id. f< A flanderous Libel publifhed by the traiterous
fcapifts beyond Seas, & intitled, 6 A Declaration of the
true Caufes of the great Troubles prefuppofed to be in-
tended the realm of England, wherein the indiiferent
Reader fhall manifeftly perceive by whom & by what
means the Realm is brought into thefe pretended Trou-
bles, publifhed anno 1 592/' 1 46.
13. Cenfure of Gervafe Markham in the Star Cham-
ber 27 Nov. 1 61 6, for writing & publifhing fcandalous
Letters, comprehending a Provocation of the Lord Darcy
to a Challenge. 177.
14. Examination of Mr. Geo. Blackwell before the
L. Archbifhop of Canterbury, in Dec. 1607, with K.
James's marginal Notes upon it, in his Majefty's own
hand, wherein by reafon of Exceptions againft Card.
Bellarmine he fets down his Judgment concerning the
Duties which Subje&s owe to their Sovereign j confe-
quently all catholick Englifhmen to K. James. 190.
15. The Cenfure of Mr. Davifon Secretary to Qu.
Eliz. in the Starchamber 1587, about the Execution of
the Queen of Scots, wherein are declared the Treafons &
Confpiracies of the Q. of Scots againft Q. Eliz. 213.
16. The Charge delivered by the E. of Eflex & nine
cither Colonels at the Council Table againft the Vifcount
Wimbledon, General of the laft Cales V« yage, with his
Anfwer, containing a full declaration of the defeat of the
fame Voyage. On the firft leaf, the name Richard Gren-
ville. There are two copies of the Charge & Anfwer,
See 252, 269. 230.
17. Journal of the moll material paiTages happening
at & after the Landing at the Ifle of Ree, Anno 1627.
283.
1 8. A Di^ry of a Journey from Naples to Florence.
*95-
»i 9. Relation de la Nouvellc France, written in French.
On fmall 4" paper. 30 1 •
6808.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to feveral Courts of
Law.
1 . An Aft of the Fees to be paid by the Plaintiff or
Defendant, for Copies out of every Court of Record, or
Office belonging to any Courts of Record. «vid. § 14. 1.
2. Ordinances made by the Rt. Hon. the Lord
Chancellor, for the better & more regular Adminiftra-
tion of Juftice in the Chancery, to be duly obferved, laving
the Prerogative of the Court, 9.
3. Heads to be confidered of concerning the Chan-
cery. Two fheets, 2 d firft. See alfo 27 & 29. 22.
4. Orders for the Chancery, with the Reafons there-
of, f. 31. The remainder the Reafons at 35. b.
5* An Aft for the continuing & due pbfcrvation of
Num. 6808, 6809.
certain Orders in his Majefty's high Court of Chanceayl
33. b.
6. Inftru&ions appointed toy the Lord Chancellor, to
be obferved by the Remembrancer of the Court of
Chancery, for the better fetting down of Caufes in that
Court 37. b.
7. Ordinances provided in EafterTerm 8 Ja. t, by
the Lord Chancellor Ellefmere for the remedy of fame
Diforders in the Proceedings in Caufes, & fome other
Abiifes crept into his Majefty s high Court of Chancery*
45. b.
8. Fohli of an Oath for the Regifters of the Chan-
cery. 48.
9. Offices granted in the Chancery in the late Qn:
Eliz. time, & the time of the King's Majefty, of things
which were formerly promifcuoufly made by the ancient
Officers of the Court. 50.
1 o. Concerning the Court at York eftabliihed by K.
Henry vtn. 52,
11 . The cafe betwixt the Curfitors of London & Mid*
dlefex in Chancery : And the Filazer of London & Mid-
dlefex, & many Attornies in the Court of Common Pleas
&t Weftminfter. ^
l-z. Damages & Lofs to the .King's Revenue anfing
by the Tax or Impofition upon the Law by reafon of the
irregular Practice of Attornies in the Court. 60.
1,3. A Remonftrance of Inconveniencies & Grievances
Happening & increafing in the Court of Common Pleas*
by the Pro^s & Attornies giving notice by Letters to De-
fendants of Sdits & A&ions intended or depending in that
Court. 37 pages. 72.
14. Regulations of the Fees for copying Records, &c«
9 U
15. Regulations in the Augmentation Courts. 100.
16. Of grand Days, exempted Days in the Terms
wherein the courts fet not, & .of Returns. 102.
17. Fees formerly taken by the Clerk of the Peace.
105.
18. Fees in the Prerogative Court. 107.
19. A Note of Fees increafed by Officers of feveral
courts. 108. 114.
20. The Officers belonging to all the courts in Weft*
minder. 1 1 <>♦
21. Fees & charges paid in divers Courts & Offices la
London & Weftminfter every Term time ; reduced fince
Michaelmas 1 596, unto the Rates of the time prefent :
written out in Eafter Term 1579, by R. Robinfon*
.116.
22. Confiderations offered in behalf of the Crown
Office in the Court of King's Bench. 1 22. b.
23. A Colle&ion of Pjecedents from K. Henry vn'i
time to 1615, concerning Appeals to the Court of Chan*
eery after Judgments at Common Law. 1 24.
24. Concerning the Licenfmg of Inns. 141.
25. Memorandum for Royal Letters patent, figned
" Tho. Parker, 0 8 April 1618. A little mutilated.
150.
26. A Method to prevent evil Juries, & tampering with
Jurors 15 1. b.
27. Prefentment of the Grand Jury of the County of
Hereford July 25, in the 1 ft Will. & Mary, afcertaining
allegiance to them, & recommending a Bill for making
navigable the Rivers Wye & Lugg. 153.
?8. Contents of his Majefty 's Letters Patents, granted
unto Dr. Chambers & John Brooke, for the collecting of
Fines upon penal Statutes. 1 55*
6809.
A Folio, confiding chiefly of Cafes & Proceedings at
Law.
1. John Taylor Plaintiff, John Perkinfon Defen-
dant, in Ejeftment for the Vicarage of Hampton ia
Arden. I.
a. Reafons fbr granting the Power of viliting tho
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Mailer of Trinity College in Cambridge to the Bifhop of
Ely. ' ~ 4
3. Cafe of Cha. Frith Colledtor of Excife in Weft-
morland, with Mr. Francis Molyneux of London, con-
cerning the return of Money. 7.
4. The Cafe between the Warden of the Fleet &
Win. Godfrey, who had broke the Prifon, & made his
Efcape. 9-
5. Baron Denham's Opinion in Mr. Hampden's Cafe,
26 May 1638. 11.
6. Refolution of all the Judges upon feveral Quef-
tions againft Popifli Recufants, An 9 2 Caroli regis. 12.
7. A Note concerning Quarrels in the Fleet. 14.
8. Okfrrvations upon a Bill concerning Procefs in
Courts of Judicature. 15.
9. State of the Queftion concerning the Competency
of the Evidence againft the Lord Chancellor, touching
two Bribes. 16.
1 o. Cafe between Wrenham & Fifher for Debts due
from Wrenham's Father. 17. b.
11. Brief per Quer. Ketclbey againft Jones & others,
concerning an Inquifition upon the Lord Powys's Eftate
1680. f. 18. b. with bills, petition, &c.
12. Copy of the Indi&ment of Spencer Cowper Efq;
for the Murder of Sarah Stout of Hertford A° 11 Gul.
111. 3,.
13. Order of the Court of Bartholomew's Hofpital in
regard to fome Tenements. 33.
14. Judgment againft Sir Richard Mompeffbn. 35.
15 Cafe of Lord & Tenant by Knight's Service &
12 d. rent. The Tenant makes a gift in general Taile,
referving ios.rent, and after grants the reverfion to the
Donee for his Life, the Donee dies, his Iffue within age ;
the Lord diftrains for 10s. & the Iffue brings a Replevin.
36.
16. Cafe of Col. Atkins touching the Privilege of fole
printing all Books concerning the Common Law. 38.
17. De fcrutatoribus conltitut. fuper les Berebruers.
5- 39-
18. Concerning the Abufes of Feodaries. 42.
19. Cafe whether Lands given for Charitable Ufes are
chargeable with the payment of the Land Tax. 43.
20. Report of a Cafe, argued before all the Judges,
between John Slade Plaintiff &Hum. Morley Defendant,
in an Aclion of the Cafe, upon an Affumpfit. 45.
2 1. A long State of Cafes between the Lord & a Copy-
holder. The parts mifplaced. 47 — 51. 106.
22. Cafes wherein there is no remedy in Chancery,
written by the Lord Chancellor Ellefmere. 5*.
^ 23. An Adtion upon the Cafe of John Wallcott Plain-
tiff, Sir Richard Gipps Lord of the Manor & others De-
fendants, for that they forcibly broke open the Plaintiff's
Houfe, & took away Fifhing Nets & Bags & 2 Guns va-
lue 40 1. 62. b.
24. Burton's Cafe, written on the back of the Copy
of a Leafe. 66.
25. Cafe of Eliz. Brown Widow, Plaintiff, & Duke of
Buckingham, &c. Defendants, touching a Demand on
the faid Duke's Eftate referred to the Lord Chancellor
Jefferies. 68.
26. The Cafe upon the offices taken after the Death
of Matthew Thimbleby Efq; and upon the Plea of the
Rt. Hon b,e Thomas Lord Coventry, Lord keeper of the
great Seal of England, Sr. John Bolles Bart. Geo. Anton.
Gent. & others, Refpondents to the Charge of
7 6 33 h 7 s - 4d. fet upon the Lands late of M.Thimbleby
Efq; for mean rates for want of Livery after his Death.
74.
27. Defcent & Pedigree of Highmore of Hinton
Martill, Dorfet. ~ io^ #
28. Demife of an Eftate of the Countefs Dowager of
Exeter upon fundry Contingencies. 105.
29. Fabian Philips Efq; and Margaret his Wife, John
Moylc 8rTho. Moyfe Gent. Complaining agamit Geo.
Num. 6809.
Farmer Efq; Sir Chr. Clapham & Dame Margaret his
Wife Executrix of Robert Moyle Efq; defendants. An
Account or Series of the conftrained Suits in Chancery,
Troubles, Delays & Expences of time indured by the
Complainants in feeking their Rights & Remedies againft
the Defendant Mr. Farmer. 108.
30. Atteftation of the great Tythes of Paneras & Ken-
tifli Town.
129.
31. Mr. Killingworth's cafe with the Marques of New-
caftle, concerning the Lands of Hepwell in -Northum-
berland.
32. An Aft for the trial of Infancy, Ideoty & not
being of found memory by a Jury, where a Fine is levied
by an Infant, Ideot, or Man not of fane Memory, before
Commiffioners in the County by Virtue of a Dedimus
poteftatem. 140.
33. Petitions to the Parliament in the Cafe of Seqtief-
trations. 141.
34. Divers Petitions in Law Cafes to the Lord Chan-
cellor & others. 145.
35. The State of the Cafe between Sir Oliver St.
George Plaintiff, & Sir Robert llarpole Defendant,
grounded on a fpecial Verdift in eje&ione firma. 157.
36. Mr. Strode's Cafe concerning a Parcel of Land
for building Warehoufes near Plymouth Harbour. 174.
37. Cafe of defcent in Copyhold, where if upon the
Death of the Father the Eftate defcends to the eldeft, who
dying a Minor it devolves upon the fecond, it is queried
whether a Fine be due for the eldeft Son. 176.
38. A State of Richard Earl Rivers's Title to the an-
cient Family Eftate in Chefhire. 177,
39. Extratt from the Statute of Ed, in. *of judges
Oaths. 179.
40. Petition of Parliament 28 Hen. vi. that Judges
may do right. 18 u
41. Cafe of Alfton & Scot in a Writ of Error. 182.
42. Extrafts of Cafes in the King's Bench 9 & 10
Eliz. 183.
4^. Order 10 Nov. 8 Reg. An. for hearing a Caufe
betvveen the Attorney General Plaintiff, & Oviatt & others
Defendants. 184.
44. Title of F Tindail & Dame Eliz. his Wife to a
Bond of 2000I. the faid W m Tindail being convi&ed of
killing Tho. Milward, & thereupon his Effe&s feized into
the King's hands. 186.
45. Directions for making a Diftrefs upon Houfehold
Goods. J 88.
46. Plea, Anfwer & Demurrer of Henry Colepeper to
the Bill of Complaint of Benj. Cook, Richard Biggs &
Mary his Wife, Executors of the laft Will & Teftament
of Edward Cook. t i9°.b.
47. Petitions & Memorial of Jeronomy Clifford, con-
cerning all the Cofts, Damages & Interefts, which he a
born Subjeft of England fuftained in his Perfon & Eftate
at Surinam from the Year 1685, to the Year 1695, to-
gether with the Cofts, Damages & Expence which he
hath fuftained & made in proiecuting the fame matter in
Holland & England fince that time, to 10 May 1707..
196.
48. Cafe in eje&ment of Evan Thomas againft Rich.
Thomas, of Houfes & Lands in Hereford (hire. 225. b.
49. Cafe of Walter Williams poffefled of Lands for
Years the Reverfion in the E. of Pembroke. W. Williams
indided for Murder is outlawed ; but having iffue Bufhy
Williams he died, having made a Will Kathenne Wil-
liams Executrix. E. of Pembroke feizes& makes a Leafe
for Years, Bufhy WiHiams brings a Writ of Error & re-
verfeth the Outlawry for Errors in the Proclamation or
return of the Exigent. r^* 22 ?*
50. Two Injunctions iflfued m the Court of Chancery
of the great Seffions of the County of Brecon. 228.
51. Charter of W" & Mary confirming all former
Grants & Charters of K. Hen. vin. & Qu. Eliz. of the
Emoluments of the dUTolved Houfe of the Friers Mendi-
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Num. 68cc> 68 ib.
tant9-, College of Abergu^ville* &c. to the new ere&ed
College called Chrift College of Brecknock. 230.
52. Leafc from James Blackborow to Anne Gregory
of St. Giles's in the Fields, to hold for a term of Years a
^33- b -
68lO.
certain Tenement in King-Street*
A Folio, confiding (if Parliamentary Affairs;
1. i he modern Form of the Parliament of England, in
7 Chapters.
2. lhe manner of paffing Bills in Parliament, divided
into 8 Sections.
3. A Difcourfe touching the right of Judicature, in
Criminal Cafes, in Parliament.
4. AnAnfwer to a Queftion whether the Bifhops of
England may as Peers fit, & vote in the Houfe of Peers,
in canfa fanguinis, in Matters concerning Blood or the
Life of Man. vide § 8.
5. An Alphabetical Lift of the Hon. Houfe of Com-
Vnons, called by Writ bearing date 2 May 1705,
returnable 1 4th June ; prorogued to the 6th Sep r fol-
lowing.
6. Some confiderations upon the Queftion, whether
the Parliament is diffolved by its Prorogation for 15
Months.
7. A Letter from a Perfon of Quality to his Friend,
Concerning his Majefty's late Declaration, touching the
Reafons which moved him to diffolve the two Parliaments,
at Weftminfter & at Oxford.
8. ThePrefence of the Lords fpiritual in Mifdemeanors,
not in Offences Capital, vide § 4.
9. Return from the Commiffioners of Accounts to an
Order of the Hon* 1 * Houfe of Commons dated 1 3 Jan.
1693.
1 0. The Cafe ftated concerning the Judicature of the
Houfe of Peets in the point of Appeals.
1 1. A brief Difcourfe proving that the Houfe of Com-
mons hath equal power with the Peers in point of Judi-
cature, written by Sir Rob. Cotton to Sir Edward Mon-
tague, A° 162 1.
12. The Argument of Judge Crooke in the Exche-
quer Chamber, before all the Judges of England, concern-
ing Ship-Money, 14 Apr. 1638.
13. Proceedings at the Eleftion for fix Citizens to
ferve as Members for the City of London in the Parlia-
ment to begin 3d Sep r 1654.
14. Petition of Bewdley concerning the right of the
Bailiff & Burgeffes for ele&ing a Burgefs to ferve in Par-
liament for the faid Borough.
15. Paffages that happened the 9th March .... be-
tween the King & the Committee of both Houfes, when
the Declaration was delivered.
16. De modo Parliament regis Edvardi filii regis
JEtheldredi.
17. "A Confutation of 2 Paradoxes, or rather 2 Vul-
gar Errors : the firft that the Liberty of the Englifh Na-
tion confifts only in the Commons Houfe of Parliament :
The fecond that the Houfe of Commons hath a fhare in
the Government of this Land, & that the Members
thereof are Co-Counfellors with the Peers. >' A tra£t
in4 to .
18. Lift of an unanimous Club of Members of the
Parliament Nov. 11, 1 701, who met at the Vine Tavern
in Long Acre, & conftantly voted with D 1, H d,
& T m, who were caught with Monf r Pouflin the
French Agent, with ten articles of accufation againft
them : and on the laft page an addrefs, & a mock title of
a book, fatirically defigned. Two leaves.
19. Letter concerning Mr. Waller's furprizing the
King's Clofetkeeper, Dec. 16, 1697, with 2 Piftols in his
hands. On the back are feveral memorandums.
20. Lift of Whigs & Tories, continued, changed, or
dubious. The numbers only, without the names.
Cat, Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 681 I.
68ri.
A Folio, containing Mifcellaneous Affairs.
1. Extract from the Rolls of Parliament 2 Rich, ih
concerning the hearing of Petitions. 1.
2. Heads of Caufes in the Star-Chamber temp. Hen.
vii. 2.
3. Grant from K. W m & Q. Mary, 7 June 1690, to
Rich. Kent, & Tho. Mufgrave Efq; of a certain piece of
Land at Storey's Gate. Weftminfter. 3*
4. Grants from Q. Eliz. & K. James to divers perfons
upon great confideration of Money paid into the Exche-
quer. ' 4.
5. Conveyance by the Lord Powies of the Barony &
Lordfhip of Powies. 6. b.
.6. Articles containing his Majefty's gracious Offer to
compound with his Subjects for the Tenure of their
Lands & other Profits, growing by reafon of their Tenures,
in certain Cafes. 7.
7. Demands in Matters of Tenures, A 9 16 10. Twelve
fhect$, in inverted order. 9. 1 1 . b.
8. Letters Patent from K. Ja. 1. conftituting W m Mann
Efq; &c. Receiver of the Fines due to the King arifing
from Suits in the King's Bench. 28. & 30.
9. Agreement between the Copyhold & Freehold Te-
nants at a Court Baron holden for the Manor of Brockly
Oct. 7, 1701. The Original. 31.
10. Cafes where there are Joint tenants. 32. b.
1 1 . A C atalogue of Monopolies granted to divers per-
fons. 34.
12. AEook of Suits beginning Jan. 1, 1578, & end-
ing Dec. 1579. . i G :
1 Caufe between Sarah Bayly Widow & Executrix
of Edw. Bayly Plaintiff, & Ann Robfon & other Defen-
dants, concerning redeeming or foreclofing a Mortgage,
where there were precedent Mortgages. 77.
14. Grant from Lord Sydney of Penfhurft to Felder
& Ware for Land in OttfordePark. 108.
1 5. Sufpenfion of James Clark Reftor of the Parifh of
Fitz in the County of Salop for 3 Years, 5 Sept. 1698.
no.
16. Sundry Evidences & Writings concerning the
Lands late of John Tamworth I£fq$ deceafed, conveyed
to Tho. Knolles Son of Sir Fra. Knolles, & to his Heirs,
by the faid J. Tamworth, delivered by Edmund Down-
inge into the hands of the faid Sir Fra. Knolles, Feb.
1570. in.
17. Notes & Heads of the Arguments ufed by the
Counfel for Lord Strafford. 1 1 5.
18. Cafes colle&ed from trials at the King's Bench, 9
& 10. Eliz. 135.
19. Queries belonging to the Map of an Eftate not
here mentioned. 136.
20. A Colledion of certain Ordinances concerning
the regulation of the Court of Holymot of Bakers Lon-
don. 139.
21. Articles of the Treaty at Durham between Hen;
vi. K. of England & James 11. K. of Scotland, 5 Nov. 1449.
144.
22. Articles of the Treaty at York between Ed. iv.
of England & Ja. m. of Scotland. 149,
23. Ceffation of Arms between th>eK. of England &
K. of Scotland, 1 Hen. vi. 153.
24. Articles of a Treaty between Hen. vin. & Ja. iv.
of Scotland, 26 Hen. vm. 155.
25. Copy of the Indentures between Sir Tho*
Cornwallis & Sir Rob. Bowes, Knights, Commif-
fioners for England, & Sir Rob. Carnegey & Sir
John Valleiityne, Commiflioners for Scotland, A. D. 1553.
162.
26. Articles of Agreement between Edw. vi- & Hen.
K. of France 29 May 1549. 166.
27. Treaty between the Commiflioners of Q. Eliz. &
Mary Q. of Scots 1563. 171.
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28. Grounds whereupcta the Laws of tke Marches are
eftabliflied. t & J7S->
19. Aflignment of the Privileges & Rights of the Kings
of England in France. .180.
30. Collections out of divers Law-JJooks of Cafes re-
lating to the Reign of Q. Eliz* Contains 31 written
leaves. l86 -
68l2.
A Ftfiio, containing fundry Medical Trafts & Colleaions,
&c. .
x. Index praecipuorum capitum philofophias Para-
eelfi. *•
2. De vulneribus omnis generis, &c fraaiwra, rhornbus,
&pun&uris. t 2 5-
3. De 5 membris generationis in viris & mulieribus.
5 6 -
4. De morbfe in genere. 88.
5. De Febribus. i7 6 -
6. De morbo regio feu f&erov 2 11.
7. Of the Head-ach & Catalepfy, in EngUft. 222. vide
S l 3-
8. De Gutta quae apud Pfcricetfum comprehendit Le-
thargum, Paralyfin univerfalem & particularem, Apo-
plexiam, Oris torturam, item Gonorhoeam, Diabeticam,
&c. 224.
9. De falfa cogitatione feu imaginatione,. &c. 235.
xo. De folutione Auri, &c. 942.
1 1. De hpidis phyfici condkionibuus. - 2<5o.
12. Extra&aex Hippocratis de Morbis libro. 278.
13. Of Melancholy, defers of the Stomach, fpitting
of Blood, &c. 289. vid. § 7.
14. A large Colieftion of Receipts^ Medicines. At
£ol. 343 is a (hort Poem. 304.
15. Medicines for Horfes* 3#6«
x6. To make a Furnace of Calcination, reverberation,
vaporation, fublimation, & diftillation. 475-
j 7* The admirable Virtues of the fympathetick BaUam.
484.
18. The very right Way of making thofe noble Arca-
rtums, the Tin&ure of the Sulphur of Venus, & alfo the
Vulnerary Powder. 485*
ig. The Compofition of Mede royal. 4b 7.
20. Joannis Pecquet! Experimfcnta nova Anatomica.
4^9-
21. De la Graiffe. - 499*
32., De valetudine tuenda. 502.
6813.
A Folio, containing fundry Theological TraSs.
x. An Expofition on Pfalm lxviii. x.
2* Obfervarions on the Gofpel according^ to St-. Mat-
thew. Superfcribedy u 9 0 Januarii 1 648, at Mr. Hope's
Hofe y e Strand, where I was a prifoner." 5.
3.. Obfervations on part of the book of Genefis.
36.
4. Diffcrtation on 1 Cor. vu. 28. " He that mar-
fifth doth well, but he that marrietlinot doth better."
67.
5. Againft the do&rine of Predeftination,. with a
French title. 69-
6. Againft Tranfubftantiation. Do. 71^
7. OnAbfolution of Sin,Chrift's fuffering the pains of
Hell, on Merit, Pucgatory, Worfliipping Images, Adora-
tion of Angels, & on the Pope, partly in French. 73,. &c.
8. Of Ufury or lending for Gain. 87.
9. Relation concerning Grace Watfoxx a Quaker on
her Death bed, & the ftate of her mind when in health.
90.
10, Living Teftimony from the Spirit fent to Friends
who profefs Chrift to be the new & living way out of the
evil of the World. 91.
xi. Letter to the People who are choofmg the Sheriffs
in I ondon., S>
Num. 6813, 6814.
12. Afccount of a preaching by W ra Pen in Grac&-
church Street, where he was diftiirbed by Cohftable^
... . . ... , i , 934
J 3. Declaration of a Quaker concerning himfelf. 95.,
14. Tranflation of Witfius's " Animadversions in or-
der to the adjufting the Controverfies in Britain, under
the unhappy Names of Antinomians & Nebnomians. ft
Dated Utrecht, Feb. 22, i 696. 96:
15. Of the Love of God to Mankind. 156.
16. Defence of abfolute Reprobation, oppugned in a
boofe entitled the " Love of God to Mankind." 162.
17. Of the Qualifications for the Kingdom of freaven.
270.
18. u An Argument againft clandeftine Marriages.
Sent with a Letter to a Perfon of Qualitie, who had de-
firerf my judgment in the cafe, wherein he was too nearly
concerned.*' Signed T. G. & very fairly written.
6814.
Codex in fell, qui continet difqW Strobes theologicas, in
fermone Latino vel Gallico Compofitas.
1. Deum nec alium expavefcere. 1.
2. Si Dieu eft pour nous qui fera contre nous?
3. 18.
* 3. Die magno pietatis arcano, Deo irfcarne manifef-
tato. 5^
4. De Corporis noftn vilis in Chrifti corporis glo^
riofi fimilirudinem tranfitione. . j.
5. Qui fitit, venbl & bibat. 8.
6. De Chrifti conceptu, nativitate, vita, &c 9.
7. De excellentia Fidei. 17.
8. Tous ceux qui s'eievenr, feront abaiflez. 19,
9^ Tous morts en Adam, mais cn Jk X. voids ferex
tous reflufcitez. 20*
id. De fide in Deum. 23.
1 1. U n'ya nulle condamnation pour ceux qui font eir
J. X. 25.
12. Si quelqu'un k pech£, J. X. ndftre Advocat. 27*
1 .3. Tout ce qui eft, eft fujet i vanite. 28.
14. luftines par la foi, nous avons paix avec Dieu*
' 29.
15. Mon Fils, donne moi ton Coeur. 3a.
16. Les Anges de Dieu montans & defcendans fur le
fils de Thomme. 34.
1 7. Vous eftes mortes, & voftre vie eft cachee avec
Chrift en Dieu. 35.
1 8. Quaeftiones problematicse xxx. in Academia Can-
tabrigienfi VLiidlatae^ 39. b*
19. u Exemplar epiftolae fcriptse ad quendam Catho-
licum inAnglia, Virum natu prsenobilem, m qua agiti
author de dolore, quern cepit ex diffidio junfto cunv
offenfione Catholicorum, aliorumq; fimilium ex libris
cpiibufdam editis in vulgus ad mutuam concitandam dif-
cordiam ab iis, qui fe profitentur caufam catholics fidei
& ecclefias tueri l per S. N. qui amore continuo omnes
illos comple6litur. M 41.
20. Catalogus llbrorum facrae Canonicae Scriptural
Veteris Teftamenti.
21. Teftamentum
vetus novo
22. De tribus Symbolis.
23^ De originali peccato.
24* l^e libero arbitrio.
68.
contrarium non eft*
68. b,
6g. b.
70.
7*-
2 5. Ce fide & confidentia in Deiim, & quod fola fides*
vera falvet. 72*
26. De bonis operibus. 73. b.
27. De praedeftinatione: 76;
28. De ecclefia, &de conciliis generalibus. 78: 83..
29. De Sacramentis. 3*.
30. De Chrifti afcenfione, & de judicio ultimo^ 100.
31. Scriptura facra continet omnia qua: funt ad falu-
tern neceffaria. *o2..
32. De Chrifti crucifixione, morte, defcenfu ad in-
feros, & refiirre&ione* no.
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33. De fide in facrofanftam Trinitatem. 106.
34. Verbuni Dei verutii hominem efle fa&um. 107.
35. De Spiritu fan&o. ; ib8.
36. Chriftus pro nobis pafius eft. 1 log.
37. Praecepta moralia ex Tuilio* Sfeneca 8c aliis anti-
quioribus extra&a, in ordinem reda&a 8c finita Anno
1435, P er Narchiffium Pupagium. Codex chart^ceus,
feculi 15. in-
38. Eadem, vet perfimili manii, fequuntur -ZEfopi Fa-
bulae Latin6. Chartula veteri fed multo juniore
tnanu fcripta, habet 44 iEfopi viri Athenienfis Fabulae.
Si ricerca fe ft puo trovare chi li fcrifle.'* Quod a quodam
Italo, poffeflbre libri, fcriptum efle liquet. 1 25* b-
Praemittitur dedicatio ad principem quendam, Jobatu
fiem Francifcum> in qua au&or hoc opus " primitias
fuorum ftudiorum" vocat, at Vi&orino, priaeftantiffimo
viro, omne nieritum operis adfcribit. Fabulas numero
i 13, ut in ora codicis adfcribere curavimus. 126.
6815.
An heraldical Book in folio, containing the following
Matters, .
1. An Abftraft of K. Ed. vi 9 Charter of Privileges to
tiie Kings, Heralds & Purfuivants at Arms. 1.
2. Pedigree of the family of ClaytQn. 5.
3. Letter & Receipt from the Office to Mr. A. i
^Vood about the Hehildical Books given them by Mr.
Sheldon. ib.
4. Order for the Fee of a Yeoman of the Guards
trithout Cheque or Attendance. 6.
5. A privy Seal to revoke a Subjeft from foreign
Parts. ib.
6. CommHEon to make Knights of the Bath. ib.
7. De par le Roy chef & Soverain de Pordre St* Mi-
chel.— Le Serment. — Copie de l'acceptation de Tordre.
8.
8. Patent inftituting Cha. Montague Efq; a Baron.
1 1. b.
9. Fragment of a Ireatife of Nobtenefs. 1 2.
I. o« A Summary of the Heralds Demands for Monef
detained by Garter. 14.
II. Reafons to move his Majefty to inroll thofe Coats
of Arms given by the Officers of Arms fince the 10th
year of Qu. Eliz. 17.
12. Cuftoms belonging to the Office of Arms. 18.
13. Heads for a Bill tor fettling the Bufinefs of the
Heralds Office. 21.
1 4. An old Manufcript of the State of a Duke, Mar-
quifs' & Earl ki their own Houfes, together with th6
Order & Expence of feveral Kings & Princes & Houfe-
holds. 25.
15. Office Books of divers kinds, & Lifts of Eftablifli-
mentSj & fome other Matters relating to the Royal
Houfehold, found in Lord Oxford's Library, in the hand
of Mr. Wanley. 57.
16. Minutes at a Court of Committee of the Order
of the Garter held at Whitehall Monday 14 May 1694,
59-
j 7. Lords of Hie new Privy Council anno 1714.
61.
18. The Proceeding to the Chriftening of the Prince
at his Majefty's Houfe of St. James, his Highnefs being
baptized in the old Chapel there, Sunday June 27, 1630.
19. Ceremonies & Particularities of the entrance of
£ . Frederick of Bohemia into Prague, & of his Corona-
tion folemnized 4 Nov. 1619. 67.
00. Defcription of the Heralds Office. 71.
21. Inftances of certain Rules & Orders concerning
Precedency. 73. 76. 8 j.
22. Nature & Rife of the Grievance of denying the
Nobility's Grandchildren their due place of Precedency.
74.
♦3. Petition of the Serjeants at Law 1604, for the
Num. 6815,
privilege of Place riext to the Judges at Coronations &
other public Aflemblies according to their ancient rightl
79.
24- Colonels in the Camp at Hounflow 1686. 81.
25. Precedency of certain Perfons, Men & Women,
under the degree of Barons of England. 83 .
26. A Difcourfe of the Precedency of Irifli Nobility,
A° 1599. i:> . 86.
27. 1 he King's proceeding through London, the day
before his Coronation, 4 March i 660. 90.
28. Draught of a Claim for the E. of Huntington.
• 94*
29. Claim of the Mayor & Burgeffes of Oxford at the
Coronation 1685. 100 & 123.
30. Report ojf the Green Cloth about the Coronation
&c Tables in the Hall 1685. 1 01 .
3 t . Certain Ceremonies and Habits it the Coronatibn.
? 10 3*
32. E. of Huntington of the Order of the Coronation,
in a Letter to Greg. King. 104.
33. The Manner how the Regalia & other Royal Or-
naments are to be difpofed in order to the King's &
Queen's Corohation. 1 06. 115.
34. Obfervations of feveral things prepared for the
Coronation of their Majefties K. James li. & Qu. Mary*
117. 126.
35. The Lord Marftial's DirefKons to the Command-
ing Officers of the Foot Guards. ,119.
36. Memorial for Plate, &c. from the Jewel Houfe.
121.
37. Proceedings to the Coronation, 2$ Apr. 1661*
146.
38. The Lords who did their Homage at the Corona-
tion of K. Ja. 11. 148.
39. The original Draught of the printed Fonji of the
Coronation, ordered by the Earl Marihal to be obferved*
drawn up by Gregory King, Rouge dragon, but printed
by Mr. Negus the Earl Marfhai's Secretary .
40. A Lift of Papers relating^ the Coronation of K.
W m & Qu. Mary. 1 52.
41. The Earl MarfliaTs Order torching the Robes &
Habit of the Peereffes, in which they are to attend the
Queen at her Coronation. j 54.
42. More Papers relating to the Goronation. 158.
4 • . . 196. 199. ao3 # 216.
43. Lord Chamberlain's Letter to the Lords of the
Trealury concerning the ordering the Corps of K. Cha.
11. & his Interrment Feb. 11, 1684; 198.
44. Proceeding to the Funeral of his Highnefs Prince
Rupert, 6 Dec. 1682, from the painted Chamber to the
South Door of the Abbey of Weftminfter; 208.
45. The Manner to be obferved at the offering at the
Funeral of his Grace the Duke of Albemarle. 2 id.
219.
46. Formulaire des Ceremonies neceflaries pour in*
veftir S. A. E. de Saxe avec l'habit et les Enfeignes du
tres noble Ordre de laJarretiere 1692. Preceded by
fome Englifli Verfes. 224.
47. Sundries touching the Tnftallation of a Companiort
of the mod noble Order of the Garter. 226.
48. The Cafe of Norroy King of Arms, & of the He-
ralds & Purfuivants. 230.
49. A Lift of the Officers belonging to the Heralds
Office from 30th March 1571, until 5 Nov. 1644.
232.
5*. Qu. Anne's Warrant to John Vanbrugh Efq; Kirig
of Arms, to be aidirig and afltifting to Sir Hen. St. George
K* in the execution of his Office of Garter King at Arms.
51. Draught of a Difpenfation for the Inftallations
of the ]bukes . of Bedford & Marlborough, till Dec.
1702. *
52. Grant of Arms to Blandina & Mary Marfti
Daughters & Executors to their Father John Marfli, &
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particular Difpenfation for the fame Arms ta be hung up
m the Parifo Church atDunftable, to the honour of their
Father. 238.
53. Certificate of the Qualification* of Riehard Baf-
fana of Lichfield, for a Deputation td j>aint Arms.
*39-
54. Prohibitibn by Rich. Parker, Deptity Clarencieux
K.at Arms at Gloucefter, againft painting of Arms set any
Funeral, &c. without Licefife. *4**
55. Cafe of the Heratd of Ariris upon the Vacancy of
Clarencieux* . 241.
56. Thfc filling up the Blanks ih the Commiflion &
Letters, &c. relating to the Inftallation of the Ele&or of
Hanover, all dated 11 March 1702-3.
57. Warrant for Arms to Dn Gilbert Sheldon A~Bp.
of Cant. & his Heirs. 246*
58. Letters & Petition relating to Gregory King's being
appointed Deputy Garter King at Arms to Sir Tho.- St.
George. 248. 251. 259.
59. Abftraft of Camden's Gfrafct g£ Clarencieux 41
Eliz 1 . 249.
60. Articles of Agreement between SirTho. St. George
Norr jy King of Arms, & Jane Hay nes of York, in rfelation
to Arms painting. 255*
61. Certificate in behatf of Henr? Richafdfon of Der-
by, Arms-painter. 25 7.
62. Licenle to Sairn Allen of Northampton & W°
Briggs-of York, Arms Painters. 264.
65. An Account of the Fees payable throughout the
feveral Offices, for 1 the Honours of Baron, Earl & Duke
when pafs'd jointly in one Patent. 267.
64. Copies of the BVof Newcaftle's, t).of St. Alton's,
& E* of Berkley's Garter Titles. 268. 290.
* 65. Memorandums & Fees for the Inftaliaiion of Prince
Frederick & the Duke of York. 270.
65. Fee9 payable upon the Inftallation of a Knight of
the Garter* being of ihe degree of an Earl. 272.
67. A Duke's Fees to the Choir at Windfor at his
Inftallation. 274*
68. Several Bills of Fees k Charges at Inftallktidns. ;
276.301.
69. Fees of a Bifhop at doing his Homage. 293.
70. Letters recommendatory for EleSion of a Bifhop.
2941
7 1. Homage & Oath of a Bifliop. Ib.
72. Difcharge of the firft fruits of a Bifliop. ib.
73. Iriftru&ions for a Deputy Almoner; 296.
74. Warrant to the great Wardrobe fo* his Mfejefty's
Maundy. 297.
75. OfDeodands. 29Q.
76. The Office of a Coroner. ib.
77. Juramentum Dni regis in die Cbronationfs fuae.
3^3-
78. The Oath.& Accuftomed Fees in the Star Cham-
ber. 304.
6816.
A Folio, confiding of Medical Tra&s & R e epts,
1 . Some Observations & Remarks upon Dr. Cheyne r s
Eflay of Health and Long Life.
2. Medicina pra&ica, feii de cognofcendis, difcernendis,
& curandis humani corporis affeflibus, per Bern. Mart.
Berenclow Car. il Med. Ord. Libellus in 4 to pagg. ha-
bens 125.
3. De formations fexus in fcetu humano. Two
leaves.
4. A large Colleftion of Medical Receipts, £bme
whereof are Written in a very old Hand : & likewife Re-
ceipts for making Wines, Cyder, Mead, Metheglin,
&c.
5. Balfamo Cattolico del Borri. Written in Italian,
but copied from fomething publifhed at Rome in
1689.
Num. 6816—6821.,
{5. CoIleSions concerning « Cider &Winy iiquors/
Written at Hereford in i 65 8 . In 4'°.
7. Ofcfervations concerning Melons.
6817*
A common plaee Book in folio^ being the Labour of
Col. Tho. Colepeper,' confiding of colle&ions placed
alphabetically, which relate to natural Hiftory, Oresj
Metals, Minerals, Chemiftry, Geography, Aftronomy,
Navigation* Hiftory, Law, &e. Towards the end, at
Dialogue entitled " the Tree of Life/' from Gratarol
& Geber, with an Index*
68 1 8'.
Another Folio of the fame Cof. Colepeper, containing
colleftions relating to the Longitude, Latitude* & the'
whole planetary Syftem. In the part which treats of
the Stars is inferted a foul copy of a Petition from the
author to the H. of Commons.
6819.
A Folio, containing a, Bill filed in Chancery by Col. Tfto*
Colepeper, in right of Frances Baronefs of Stavely hia.
Wife, againft the Duke of Devonfhire, for certain
Lands in Derbyfhire, &c. On the backpart of the
Sheets there is drawn out an Alphabetical Index of ik&
contents of Purchas's Pilgrimage.
More of Col. Colepeper's Papers are entred, nro*
6853'.
6820.
Another Folio in the handwriting of CoK Colepeper, re-
lating to the Eft'ate of Stavely, See. in right of his
Wife. With copies of Leafes, & otfeer documents,
1 ©7 pages.
6821?.
[6821 — 6828. Quarto.]
A Quarto, containing Papers formerly belonging to Gre-
gory King Efq; Herald King at Arms, which)
confilt of Coats of Arms & fome Pedigrees of Fami-
lies, together with Monumental Infcriptions o£ feve-
ral Parifhes in Oxfordfh. Bucks, Cambridgefhine, &c.
A larger colle&ion of his Papers, in fol. is entred be-
low, nfo. 683*.
1. Memorandum refpefting the titles of the King*&
eldeft daughter.
2* Defigns of Anns for Dr. Haly of Wells.
3. Marriage & iffue of Ha(Tel of Cumberland, 1699-,
4. The ancient Family of Hurt, 17 12. Title Scattef-
tation to their Genealogy.
5. Memorandum concerning Randle Holme in Mr..
Wanley's hand*
6. Titles of Keppel E. of Albemarle.
7.. Arms & Pedigree of the family of Booth. With*
a warrant for Arms. See § 20.
8. Draught of an Epitaph for Mary,. Lady Newdi-
gate, wife of Sir Richard, 1 694.
9. A Letter fignedS. Welley, inquiring of the Rela-
tionfliip of Dr. Annefley to the Anglefea Family.
1 7 10.
10. Infcription for theDutchefs of Leeds, 1704.
11. Account of the death of the Earl of Worceftei>
1621..
12. Certificate: of Mr. John Everfhead to the D. of?
Norfolk, 1696. With a Warrant. See § 59,.
13. A fragment of a Letter, with. Genealogical notes;
on the back.
14. Fragment of a declaration of John Gery, D, D.
15. Petition of Mary Caufton, for Arms.
16. Some of the principal Perfons in the court o£
Saxony.
17. Rough
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17. Rough draft of a Warrant for Amis, for Sir Ant.
DeahKnt.
18. A Pedigree deduced from Charlemagne;
j 9. Epitaph for Sir Rich. Atkins Bart:
20. Booth of Hereford. See § 7.
21. Fragments of Pedigrees. Four leaves.
22. Atteftation of the 367 children defcended from
Mary (Walters) widow of Robert Hony wood of Chering
in Kent.
23. Extraft from Parliament Rolte hi the ^JTower,
refpe&ing Talbot & the Barony of Lifle,
24. Copy of an Epitaph in Chr. Coll. Cairib.
25. Account of the family & Arms of Sekford.
With an Epitaph ; & other Epitaphs from Trin; Coll.
Chapel Camb.
26. Epitaphs from King's ColL Camb;
27. of John Spencer S. T.P;
i8. ■ ■ of John Lone Efq.
hg. Monuments in Little Shelford Church, Com.
Camb.
304 + Sa^ftoh in Do.
31. Notes refpe&ing Great & Little Abington, & other
Parifli churchesi
32. Church notes taken it Cambridge;
33. Epitaphs from Linton Chiirch Cambridgefliire.
34. Inscription in the Chapel of Triii. Coll; Cantab.
35. Infcriptions in Shelford Parva; See § 29;
36. - Queens Coll. Cambr.
37; ; — - Borough Green.
38. Church Notes in Cambridge, by Peter Le Neve j
1695.
39. Sir John Chicheley's Marriages, & other parties
tars.
4Ci Pedigrees of Sir Tho. Read & Sir Tho. Corn-
wall.
41. Notes of the Cottoh Family.
42. Pedigrtes of the Families of Pull or Pole &
others.
43. A bond from Philip Barrow of Bury to John
Gippes, 1598.
44. A chapter of the College of Artafc, rjefpeQinjg fup-
porters for the Arms of Lord Bingley .
45. Notes of various Knights^ when cheated.
46. Part of a Book of Genealogies, & other tteraldU
cal matters ; beginning with fo). 16 — 58.
47. A leaf with vanous*references to Arms.
48. Monumental Infer iption for Brownlowe Bart.
1699.
49. Letter of Mr. Wm. Alheton to Mr. Gregory
King, about Arms, with Mr. King's anfwer, 1691.
50. Letter from Mr. Bret, Steward to the Earl of
Kent.
51. Heraldical memorandums.
52. Matter & Fellows of Jefus Coll. Camb, 1684.
53* Draught of a Patent of Arms, &c. for Mr. Rut-
yer Tyler or Teyler, in French, A. D. 1 700.
54. Arms of Hamilton & Douglas.
55. Latin certificate of Knighthood for two Gentle*
men, 1677.
56. Three papers of notes concerning different Fa-
milies.
57. A large alphabetical index of Family names for
fbme Heraldical work.
58. Refpe&ing the Arms of Henry Travell of Salop.
59. Draught of an application for confirming the
Arms of Everfhead, 1695. See § 12.
60. Copies of 3 Letters from Mr. King to the Dean of
Windfor.
61. Copy of Mr. Martin Lluellyn's Patent for a poor
Knight's Place of Windfor 1 7 1 5.
62. Note of an opinion of the Deputy Ear) Marftall.
63. Copies of Letters to Mr. Leibnitz & Baron Gortz,
on taking the infignia of the Garter to the Eleftpr of
Hanover 1701.
Cat. Harl. Vol, III.
Nurii.682i.
64. Memorial that Garter King of Arms is the pro-
per perfon to carry the Garter to ally foreign Princeu
65. Note df a Chapter of the Garter Jan. 27, "1687."
66. Coronation Service for the King of Pruffia Jan.
*8, 1701. Written 6n 8 leaves:
, 67. Memorandums ebneefning a coronation dinner ill
Weftm.Hall.
68: Neceffaries fojr the Funerdl of a iforonet;
. 69. Mr. GersdorfPs Harangue, in anfwer to Sir Wm.
Cdlts, upon the inveftiture of the Ele&or of Saxony With
the Order of the Garter 1693.
70. A jiaper, docketted by Mr. G. King, " our en-
tertainment at Drefden on carrying the Girter. Sir W;
Colt fc Mr. King/'
71. Memorial for Capt. Orriie rfefpe&ing the funeral
of Sir Charles Strimfhire.
72. The Dean of Windfor (Greg. Hafcard's) Letter
to Mr. King ton'cerniiig an Inftallment at Windfor, with
memorandums, 1704.
73. On the places bf Garter & Clarencieuic.
74. Notes refpfeftiftg the Acceffidn of the Sovereign,
1702.
75* " Garter's addrefs to the £: Marfhall touching.
Ld; Griffin's Fees bf Hoilour 21 Dec. 168&:"
76. Notes refpe&ing cereihonials:
£7. Draughts of Petitions to the Treafiiry for coats
for fome Heralds.
78; State of Mr. fer. King's cafe, abbut fome ihftailai
tion fees claimed by Lady St. George:
79. Two Queries refpefting the Coronatitihi & rei
marks on the Oath of a King at Arm&.
80. Proieft of an agreement among the Heralds to
prevent a ilranger from being made a King of Arms;
81. Draught of a Petition to the E; Marfhall, with a
caveat againlt making a Herald, & the Ordfr bf Privy
Council on it. A. D. 170^.
8t. A Certificate for H. D. Richmond Herald bf
Armsj AiD. 1681.
$3. Original Draught of a Memorial from Sir Tho;
St. George* to be laid before the Sec* of State*
1692.
84. A Letter figned Ja. Vernon, from the Cbiincil
Chamber, direfted to Mr. Stebbing, on a doubt refpect-
ing the Prince of Wales's Cro^rn or Circlet, at the Co-
ronation, 1714.
B$. Copy of a Bill for tiie funerals of Knights, 1709.
86* The names of the Six Clerks, Mailers in Chan*
eery, & Judges, who were at the Corohation of King
James the id 23d April 1685^
87. Draught of a Letter to Lady Corbett, on the tie-
raid's fees* at the funeral of Sii* Vincent Corbett Bart.
1689*
88- Letter from Mr- Gr. King refpeflting rile Fees of
a Peer by defcent de jiyre. Match 1 696;
89. Draught of 2 Claufes of Precedence, td be infert*
ed in the warrant for Sir Anthony Mayne s new Patent
of Bart* with remainder.
90. 6 May 17 18. Draught of an Ordetfor Sir John
Vanburgh, to have his fees at the inftallatidn of fix
Knights of the Garter, notwithftanding his abfence, &
two other fragments.
91. An Alphabetical lift of Peers, referring to fome
book.
92. Two Welch Epitaphs.
93. Her Majefty's confirmation bf the appoihtirient of
Lord Walden to exercife the office of E; Marfliall for
Thomas Duke of Norfolk, 1705; ' '
94. A Latin recitation of Lord Marchmoht a titles^
95. Titles of Lionel Earl of Dorfet* in trench*
1714.
96. Arms* & fhort memorandums j dn finall papers*
97. A paper on the hiftory of orders of Knighthood,
98, 1 68 j. The manner of King James the a d,i going to
Parliament*
jO 99* Blank
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99. Blank Certificate to the Earl Marfhall, Charles
Earl of Carlifle 1 703, with a Petition to the fame.
100. " A Copy of the Admonitions delivered to
Monf. Gernfdorf£ 2 Feb. 1693, with a copy of the
Commiffion, both figned by me."
10 1. * c A Bill of the extraordinary Expences of Gre-
gory King Efq. Lancafter Herald of Arms, being com-
miflioned by their Maties, jointly with Sir Will. Dutton,
Knt. with the chara&er of Oratores legati et deputati
for carrying the habit & enfigns of the moft noble Order
of the Garter to the Elector of Saxony, John George
the 4th, & for his inverting his Ele&oral Highnefs
therewith."
102. Fees at the Treafury upon Mr. King's Privy
Seal for 300I. advance on his journey to Hanover, paid
5 Aug. 1701.
103. Short Papers of Memorandums, the fourth
containing Explanations of Ermine, Menaver, Budge,
Sable & Foines.
104. Part of an Alphabet of Arms, from AbU to
Afi.
105. Arms of Jervys, &c. with other Arms.
106. Heraldical memorandums, fifteen leaves.
107. Letter to Mr. Stebbings from Chrift. Bafiano,
1710.
108. Five mifcellaneous heraldic papers.
109. Device of Arms for Smith of Durham, & mif-
cjellanies; nine leaves, of different fizes.
no. Blank Efcutcheon, furrounded by the Garter,
with various defigns of Arms.
in. A Letter figned Rich. Kettleby, about Arms,
with various defigns of Arms, & one blazoned on parch-
ment.
j 1 2. Two draughts of the Prince of Wales's Arms,
followed by others.
113. A Letter from Jofeph Bryan of Briftol, with
Arms for Lady Erie, 1 709. Followed by many Iketches
of Arms.
114. French Letter from Monf. Smittau, 1689.
115. Arms, &c. of Eledor of Brandenburg, & other
Arms.
116. Defcription of the Queen's Great Seal, &c.
Mifcell 8 to the end.
6822.
A Qtfarto, chiefly confiding of Law Matters, viz.
1. The Means how the Earl of Devonfhire's Lands
firft came to be forfeited to the Crown, anno i ,no Edv. iv.
1.
2. Grants from K. Hen. vin. in 36th year of his
reign, to divers private Perfons, of Lands, &c. in the
counties of Hertford, Oxford, Norfolk, Northampton,
Nottingham, Chefter, Stafford, York, Effex, Middle-
sex, Kent, Cambridge, Leicefter, Surrey, Lancafliire,
Worcefter, Glqucefter, Wilts, Hereford, & Lincoln.
22.
3. Copy from a MS. Book in the Treafury Office, of
a Warrant from Bifliop Juxon to John Raufon, Keeper of
his Majefty's Houfe of Records at York, to demand the
Cowcher Books of the monafteries & abbies of Bretton,
Whitby, &c. then diffolved of the feveral perfons in
whofe hands they were lodged. 37.
4. Refolutions of the Judges of Affizes upon certain
Queftions concerning Pariflies, &c. 39.
5. MS. in French of Plowden's Reports, 79 leaves.
55*
6. A Lift of feveral ancient Deeds \fanting in the
Bundellus chartarum antiquarum in the Tower of Lon-
don, A. D. 1 649. 134.
7. Petition for delivery of Lands unjuftly detained.
8. Fragment of a Law common place Book.
136—158.
9. A Definition of Efcuage. 159.
Num. 6822 — 6824.
10. Definition of Waft & Deftru&ion, from Coke
Littleton. 162.
1 1 . Cafe that Poffeffion is to be maintained after Judg-
ment given, till the Judgment be Undone by Attaint or
by Error. 164.
12. Grant of Lands to the highways. 165.
13. Note concerning the Court of Wafdfi. 166.
14. Eftimate of an Eftate in Norfolk. 167.
15. Form of a Warrant &: Writ for a Serjeant at
Law. i6Si
16. Account of the Commiffioti of Charitable Ufesin
Co. Cambridge. 169*
17. Notes refpe&ing the Parifh Church of Sedbrooke,
with an account of Sir J. Markham L. C. J. remarkable
for his Integrity, & of his retiring in his laft days to
Alington in Yorkfliire. " 172.
18. Revenue of fome Abbey es & the Deanery of Bath,
&c. 174. 258.
19. Queries concerning the Subject's obligation in
confcience to comply with the pleafure of the Pnnce.
17$.
2 o. Claufe of a Bill touching the Portion of the eldeft
Sifter of the Earl of Salifbury 1692. 176.
2 1 . Parcell of the Honour of Tickhill in the County
of York in the pofleflion of L* Fitz William. 177.
22. Prius Teftamentum perfettum a pofteriore imper-
fecta non rumpitur. 179,
23. Copies of legal Forms. 1&4.
24. Copies of Letters to feveral Noblemen, the Queen,
&c. In the fame hand as the above. 193 — 200.
25. Notes concerning Surrenders. 218.
26. Calendar of all the Hundreds in the Counties of
Norfolk & Suffolk, & account of them. 229.
27. Part of an old Liber Valorum, Decanatus de Re-
dinge, &c.
28. Names of the Juftices of Peace alTeffed under 20L
291.
29. Power of the Vice-chancellor of Cambridge in
judicial caufes. 30a.
30. Quaere, Whether a Prohibition from the King's
Bench will lie againft the Chancellor's Court at Cam-
bridge, in any caufe allowed to be within the cognizance
of that court. 302.
6823.
A Quarto Book, containing a Part of the Materials
collected by Mr. Hugh Thomas for " a Genealogical
Hiftory of the Antient & Prefent Nobility & Gentry
of Wales, and of feveral Families defcended thence,
now living in England, from authentic Records, In-
fcriptions on Grave-ftones,. Colleftions & Vifitationa
of all the Churches & Places of Note in Wales & the
neighbouring parts, by H. T." Such is the title here
propofed. See alfo N° 6831, where the remainder
of this colie&ion appears.
The prefent volume contains a confiderable number
of unconnected papers, drawn from the fources men-
tioned in the title-page, but without any attempt to ar-
range or conned them. They may be evidently of much
ufe to any perfon who fliall plan a fimilar work.
6824.
A Quarto, containing fundry mifcellaneous Tra&s ;
1. Proverbs & 'Aphorifms divine & moral, collected
as they were at fundry Times fpokeh by his moft excel,
lent Majefty K. James 1. Dire&ed thus, tc To my loving
good Friend James Frampton Efquire, thefe be deli-
vered." They arc written on ten leaves of fmall paper ;
f. 8. b. are fome Verfes, Latin & Englifh, by King James.
1.
2. Infcription on the Pedeftal of Q.Anne's Statue
at Blenheim, by Sarah Dutchefs of Marlborough. 2.
3. Copy of Dr. Shaw's Letter from Algiers June 8,
1722, to Dr. Woodward, concerning the Nitre of Egypt,
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& the petrified village of Ras-Sem in the Kingdoni of
Tripoli in Barbary. s 3.
4. A further Teftimony concerning this petrified
Town, taken from a Book printed 1670, entitled, The
Adventures of Mr. T. S. an Englifh Merchant taken
Prifoner by the Turks of Argiers, & carried into the
Inland Countries of Africa, &c. J>ublifhed by A. Ro-
berts. 7.
5. Memoir touchant la Ville petrifie, delivree par Caf-
fem Aga, Envoyc de Tripoli aupres de fa Majefte Bri-
tannique Pari 1728 ; with remarks in Englifh upon that
Memoir. Subjoined to the Remarks is a Letter figned
Geo. Harbin, who appears to have written the Remarks.
It is dated Dec. 3, 1728, & intimates that the memorial
was tranfcribed at the defire of Mr. Pope. It is addrefled
to a Lord, perhaps Lord Oxford. 1 1 .
6. Remarks of Mr. Downes upOti Dr. Woodward's
Shield. 1 7.
7. Stanton-drew the Seat of the Arch-prieft of the
Djuids in Britain. 23.
8. The Inscription & Weight of the Bell called Great
Tom at Weft minder. 25.
9. Several old Infcriptions both in Greek & Latin,
Upon Marble, Urns, Coins, &c. & particularly orte
f. 34. found among the Ruins of St. Albans, formerly
in the polfeflion of Mr. Tho. Kettle, but being tricked
oiit of it by a Vilitor he entred an Aftion againft him,
& recovered 100I. for Damages & his Cofts of the Suit ;
at f. 31. an engraving of a curious Ruffian Cup.
26.
10. A Letter to Lord Harley on Coins found at
Whadden, Apr. 1723. 40.
i i. An Infcription from a marble Pillar brought from
Alexandria, impreffed in printing ink. . 41.
12. An Account of a Roman Urn, f. 42. with t\Vo
lioman infcriptions*
1 3. Jacobi Capelli declaratio de editione opei'um poft-
humorum parentis fui patruiq. 46.
14. The greatefl Secret to drefs Hdrfes in the Manage.
50.
15. A MS. on Vellum in an old hand concerning
Hunting. It is part of a book entitled " The Maiftre
of Game/* dedicated to Henry the eldeft Son & Heir of
Henry iv. King of England, &c. 36 chapters are enu-
merated in the table of contents, but only the prologue
& part of the fix firft remain. 6 5.
16. Thefis de Ufura, etiant lege humana permfifa,
authore Lanceloto Andrews, propofita in fcholis publicis
pro afiequendo Baccalaureatus in S. S. Thcologia gradti
Cantabrigiae ioKal. Maii 1585. 74*
17. Letters between feveral learned & confiderable
perfons abroad, the firft whereof is in Latin, the reft in
French. , 9°*
(1.) A Letter from Mrs. Anna Maria a Schur-
man March 1638, to Andr. Itivet, apologising for
Women's applying to Study.
(2.) To MonP le M al de Chad 0 " upon the Battle
of Sedan, fubfcribed Maupas de Tour. 93.
(3 & 4 ) A Letter of condolence to the Countefs
of Soiflbns from Lewis the xiv. on occaiion of her
illnefs, with the Countefs 's Anfwer. ib.
(5.) A Letter to Monf du Prat, fubfcribed
Gombauld, complimenting him on the elegance
of his compofiuons & extraordinary eloquence.
94.
(6.) A Letter from Mad. de Bregy to Mad. de
Long to ufe her intereft with the Prince of Conti
on her behalf. 95*
(7.) A Letter to Monf Sarrau from Chriftina
Qu. of Sweden 23 Nov. 1650, acknowledging ^ his
great civilities & affeftion to her perfon. ib.
(8.) A Letter from Q. Chriftina 1653, to Mad.
de Saumaize giving her confolarion on the lofs of
herHulband. " ib.
Num. 6824.
(9.) letter to Q. Chriftina, 10 Feb. 1654, fub-
fcribed Chanut, on the rumour that flie was about
to retire & lay afide the reins of Government.
95-
(10.) The Quden's Anfwer with the reafons of
her abdication. (95«)
(11.) Reply of Monf* Chanut ult. March 1654,
fignifying his concern, & offering his reafons to
divert her from her intention. 96.
(12.) Letter front Mr. Gaflion to Mr. Saumaize
in commendation of a Work publifhed by him.
ib.
(i j.) Letter from P.D. P. 1651, to Philotheus
bewarting the great Change in Affairs fince tlen. iv.
& taking a View of the Revolutions of all the
States of Europe : however admiring the great En-
couragement of the Sciences, & the furprizing
Progrefs made in all parts of Literature, with En-
comiums in particular of Monf* Gaffion, Mr. Sau-
maize, & Mad. A. M. Schurman. In the conclu-
fion of the Letter, as well as at the beginning, he
indulges himfelf in the moft endearing expreffions
of their great intimacy & mutual affe&ion one for
the other. 97.
(14.) Letter from Q. Chriftina at Antwerp, 4
Ded. 1654, to Mr. Chanut, exhorting him to pro-
mote the Affairs of the King his Mafter. She
giv^s hints of the Inclination of Spain for Peace, &
declares that the inconftaitcy of the Fortune as well
as the Humour of the French makes her believe
that their Affairs can't continue long in their pre-
fent condition. 10 1.
18. Gul. Oughtfedi Elementi decimi Euclidis illuf-
tratio : item de Solidis regularibus tra&atulus :
Ex MSS; fuis defumpt. per Guil. Forfter 1631.
in.
19. A Geometrical Treatife on the Sphere & Cylin-
der, in Englifh, without a name, 125. Taken from
Rivaltius's edition of Archimedes, on which there are
many Criiicifms.
20. Jac. Zabarcllas Patavini in duos A>is libros pofte-
riores Analyticos Commentarii. 145.
it. Quaiftiones ex Phyficis. 158*
22. Quicftiones ex libris de generatione & corrup-
tione. 160.
23. Annbtationes in eofdem libros. 161.
24. De Tyrnnnide. 163.
t j. An utiiius domi quam in fcholis publicis educentur
pueri. 164.
26. Notae qujedam medicae. 165.
27. De quinque fenfibus. 167. b.
28. An Demonftrationes potiffimac fmt in Mathenia-
ticif. 169. b.
29. An Sulphur & Argentum vivum fint materia me*
tallofum. 174. b.
30. A Difcotirfe of Ways, Means, & Confiderations
upon the improving the Revenue of the State of
Athens, made Englifh from the Greek of Xenophon.
176.
31. The Service perform'd by the Rev d Mr. Thomas
Riddle, Reader of St. Giles's in the Fields, on one
Sunday. 190.
32. Light in the Heavens at Exmouth, with a found
like the firing of cannons. 192.
33. Engraved Copy of the Contraft with the Em-
peror of Borneo in the Eaft Indies, by Mr. Swartz Agent
from the E. India Company. 194.
34. Three Weeks Obfervation of the States Countries^
efpecially Holland. 196.
35. " Relation de la Cour d'Allemaigne par le Che-
valier Battifte Nani, Ambafladeur de Venize pres Leo-
paid r r ," f* 222, dated 1665; contains 36 pages of
fmall writing.
A Quarto,
Digitized by
Catalogus Librctfum MSS.
Num. 6825, 6826.
6825.
A Quarto, containing the following Tra&s,
I* A Trad in French, with this title, " L'Atheifme
tonvaincu & la Prophanete confondiie par la droite raifon
& pai la verite & dignitd de faintes Efcritures demonftree
pai elle Mefme." Eleven chapters, but unfiniflied.
2. " Meditation fur la mortd'une perfone tendrement
& uniquement aimee, & fur ces Parolles Gen. xxii. 12.
Je connu que tu crains Dieu, &c." A Sermon to a
Lady, on the lofs of her Hulband. Very fairly
written*
3., A Difcourfe in Dutch 1599.
4. " Relation de L'Etat de la Cour d'Efpaigne en
1660, Faite dans le Pregadi de Venife, par le Chevalier
Domenic Zanetiiin, au retour de fon Ambaflade." 28
pages, in the fame hand with § 35 of the preceding
number.
5. Defenfe de Csefarp a r Francion 1654. At the end
is a dedication to Madem"* de Bretigny ; the fignature of
which has been croffed with a pen, but might probably
be made out ; 32 pages.
6. Hiftoire de Madame & de Comte de Guiche, de
Madame la Comteffe de Soiffons et de Vardes.
.7. Prix d'Eloquence & de Poefie del'Acad. Franqoife,
pour Tannee 1687.
8. " Apologie premiere pour les Chretiens addrefRe
au Senat de Rome par Juftin Martyr & Philofophe."
23 pages.
9. " Seconde Apologie du meme Juftin, pour les
Chreftiens, prefentee a Tempereur Antonin le Debon-
naire," with the refcripts of three Emperors. 95
pages. ^
iq. " Summa Votorum fratrum in Conventu Her-
bornenfi ex qu& liters concipi debent ad Archiepifcopum
it reiiquos Theologos Jan. tJ, 1633."
11. " Traite de la Vie Chreltienne par Faftidius
Evefque" Tranflatedby Philippe Lattieri677.
6826.
A Quarto, containing,
I. Various fmall Books, evidently defigned as prepa-
ratory to a minute account of all the livings in the King-
dom, arranged under the rural Deaneries in the feveral
counties ; with a description of each Reftory or Vicarage,
an account of the tithes, of the patrons, &c.
" The accounts here colleded are thefc. In Shrop-
fhire, the Deaneries of Shrewfbury, Newport, Ludlow,
Cluu, Wenlock, Stotefden, Penftmry, Burford.
In Somerfet/ljire, the Deaneries of Carey, Froome,
Crewkern, Taunton, Bath, Bridgwater, Pawlet, Dun-
fter, befides others of which the Names only are entered,
but nothing written under them.
Stafford/hire, Alton & Leek, Lapley & Treffal, New-
cattle & Stone, Tamworth, part of Kidderminfter.
Suffolk, Sudbury, Stow, Thingo, Clare, Fordham,
Hartifmere, Blackborae, Tedwafter, Bofmere, Cleydon,
Hoxney, Lothinjjland, Loofe, Clareford, Sampford,
Wainford, Dunwich, Orford, Gipwin, Colnes, & two
blank.
Warwick/hire, Coventry, Marton, Stonely, Arden,
Kington, & one blank.
Surrey, Ewell, Southwark, Stoke Guilford.
Wilt/hire, Creekelade, Averbury, Malmfbury, Pot-
tern, Marlborough, Ambrelbury, Wily, Chalk.
Worcejlerfloire, Worcefter, Powick, Parfhore, Droit-
wich, Kidderminfter, part of feveral, Burford.
Northamftonjhire, Brackley, Daventry, Haddam,
Iligham Ferris, Northampton, Oundle, Peterborough,
Prefton, Rothwell, Welden.
Rutland, Martinftey Hundred, Wrangdike D°, Eaft
Hundred, Alftow D°, Okeham D°.
Nottin£bamJhire, Nottingham, Bingham, Redford,
Newark, Deaneries j Southwell Jurifdi&ion.
Num. 6826, 6827*
2* A Treatife, by Lord Molefworth, (former Cata-
logue) 6n the Territories belonging to the King of
Denmark. In feveral chapters, containing a full Aci
count of the Country, Government, Manners, Reve-
nues, Fleets & Armies, &tt fairly written on 145 pages;
but ending imperfectly.
6827.
A Quarto, containing furidry Theological Tra£b, chiefly
in Latin, feme in Englifli.
1. " Confeflio Ecclefiae Armeniarum in refponforii
ad Graecbrum Imperatorem Emanuelem, fcripta a fanftd
& 6ioiiixKlb) Catholico Armenorum patriarcha Domino
Nierfefe."
2. u Tra&atus dePermiflione & de peccati permirtione."
3. c< An Epifcopus, epifcopatus vel ecclefiae vel alii
clerici tenentur ad folutionem decimarum de terris fuis
dominicalibus, praedialibus, vel de dote ecelefiarum fua-
rum/' Trattatus manu eleganti exferiptus.
4. " De autoritate SS. Scripturarum & Ecclefiae/'
Extrafts, in which is included a fmall paper written with
great car^. Many papers on the fubjeft.
$. De verbis a Chrifto prolatis, Hoc eft corpus meum j
Hie eft calix fanguinis.
6. De Traditione.
7. De Abgari epiftola. De immiitatione formulas
Baptifmi a Domino Matthaei xxviii. 19. traditae.
8. De Exorcifmo in Baptifmate, & fignatione crucis*
auftore pontificio.
9. The Bifhop of Sarum concerning the new Oath
1640.
10. A Trad in Latin, fairly written, with this title*
" Brevis eorum qui vocationis gratiam de Societate nof-
tra neglexerunt Narratio, k R. P. P. Oliverio Manaraeo
fideliter colle&a, pro pofteritatis aedificatione et cautione*
Augufti 12, 1667. Jssus.'* The caufes of this negleft
are ftated under thefe heads. 1 . Licentia nimia et inor-
dinatus in Parentes et Patriam affettus. 2. Languor et
fimulatio in Pietate. 3. Carnis concupifcentia et dif-
ciplinae negle&io. 4. Mentis Elatio et Gratis Vocationis
negle&io. 1 5.
11. " Refponfio Oliverii Manarsei ad quasdant poftu-
lata Nicolai Lancitii in collegio Romano ftudiofo Theo-
logian B. P. N. de Ignatij virtutibus & documentis." In
the fame hand as the former.
12. De pads ecclefiafticae mediis confilium a Joh.
Duraeo, cum refponfionibus, 1637. Praecipue Johaimis
Davenantis Epifc 1 Sarifb.
13. Epiftola magni Bafilii, & Joh. Chryfoftomi de fa-
cris preclbus oratio prima, Gr. Lat. cum notis a Francifco
Prateo, 1650.
14. 4< Chriftianae inter Proteftantes l^yoirolx; non ita
pridem tentatse, brevis & fuctin&a narratio."
15. " Apographum judicii Facultatis Theologica:
Academiae Ultraje&ime." 1656.
16. Obligatio, five juramentum candidati pro facris
ordinibus, 1648. Subfcriptum a Chriftophoro Jano
Meiften.
1 7. " Cafus de juramento fidelitatis, authore D. Oc-
tavio Vicecomite, Confult. Theolog, S. Inquifit. Medio-
lanenf. & nunc Romje Procur. Gen. Congr. Cler. Reg.
S. PaulL"
18. Letter from Mr. W m Ruffell to Dr. Covell of
Chrift's Coll. Camb. on certain Oaths fubferibed by
fome of the greateft & moil learned of the Church of
Rome, 1 694 ; with an imperfeft paper in Latin fub-
joined, concluding with fignatures, but beginning at
page 1 f.
19. The Nonconformifts Creed, by way of Sarcafm.
20. Several Letters concerning Fundamentals in Re-
ligion by J. Duraeus, 1 63 7.
a 1. Letter from W m Nicholls to Dr. Pickering Preb.
of Durham 1709, concerning the publication of the MS.
Notes of Bp. Cofens in the Liturgy.
# 7 22. Extract
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Num.6827, 6828.
£2. Extraft from a Letter from the Rev. Dh James
lalbot, Re&or of SpoflFdrth in Yorkfhire, dated from
York, 8 Nov. 1706, concerning the Management of
the F^pifts in thofe parts for the gaining of Profe-
lytes.
6828.
A Quarto, containing Various Theological Tradts i
1. Sir Fra. Bacon's Confeffion of his Faith,
2. Concerning the Paflion of Chrift.
3. Dangerous Points either dire&ly or by neceflary
-confequence gathered to be holden by thofe, who
urge a new Church Government, dommonly called
Puritans.
4% Two Sorts of Puritans.
5. Some Notes colle&ed out of Lodowick Mug-
gletoh.
6. " Auo Anvap*« : or an Helpe to the healing Attempt,
wherein the truth of the cafe is difcufled concerning the
difference between the Offices of a Bilhop and a Prefby-
ter, according to holy Writt, and the judgement of the
learned, in antient & moderne pureft Times, in anfweiie
to T. H."
7. Obfervations on Rich. Baxter's Book called the
Quaker's Catechifm, by Jo. Fullartone.
8. Grounds to fhew it is lawful for Chriftians to eat
Blood, Hares, Conies, Hens, or Things ftrangied ; &
Obje&ions to the contrary anfwered.
9. Treatife of the Will of Man by Mr. Hooker,
Preacher of God's Word at Chelmsford in Effex.
10. Of Refignation & Perfe&ion.
11. Sermon on 2 Cor. vi. 2. " Behold now the ac-
cepted time, the day of falvation."
1 2. Sermon on Heb. x. 3 1. c< It is a fearful thing to
fall into the hands of the living God."
13. — on Jo. in. 1 6. ' " God fo loved the World
that he gave his only begotten Son, &c."
14. . on Luke xvm. 13. " God be merciful to
me a Sinner. 1 9
15. on Col. 11. 6. <c As ye have received Chrift
Jefus the Lord, fo walk ye in him.'"
16. preach'd by Mr. Jo. Galpine at the Fu-
neral of Rob. Foyle, of Totnefs on Dec. . . 1687, on
Phil. 1. 23. " Having a defire to depart, & to be with
Chrift, which is far better."
17. on Pfalm lxxxii. i. " God ftandeth in
the congregation of the mighty, he judgeth among the
-Gods."
18. Revelation of N. Dr. Dec. 17, &Jan. 1, 16^3.
19. Sermon on Heb. ix. 14. " Follow peace with all
men & holinefs."
20. — on Pfalm iv. 7. <c Thou haft put gladnefs
in my heart, more than when their corn & their wine
increafed." Found in the Study of Dr. Charlett Mafter
of Univerfity College ; it is transcribed in red ink, by
Jof. Saunders, Nov. 22, 1738, with a further account of
it fubjoined.
2 1 . Ten Sermons on Ifaiah lvii. 1 5, &c. written in one
band.
22. Paraphrafe des 4 premiers Verfes de TEvangile
felon S. Jehan.
23. Paraphrafe on vinth chapter of St. Matthew, 1 13
leaves.
24. Funeral Sermon for Sir Martin Lifter's Daughter,
by Edw. Smith, at Hoby 30 Dec. 1659, on Rom. v. 2,
" Rejoice in hope of the glory of God."
2 jj. Sermon on Pfalm 145. 9. c< The Lord is good to
all,"&c.
26. ■ . on Eccl. ix. 1 4. " There was a little city,
& few men in it," &c.
27. Paraphrafe on cxxnd Pfalm.
28. Sermon on Mat. x. 22. u Ye (hall be Jiated of all
men for my name's fake, but he that endureth to the
end (hall faved."
Cat. Harl. Vol.- III.
Num. 6828—6832.
49; Serhioh on Rom. xiv. 19. c< Follow after tbi
things which make for peace."
30. A Difcourfe of the Power & Policy of the Church
of Rome.
■31. Some Remedies agsdnft the Danger & Folly of
finful Backfliding.
32. Twelve Confiderations as Weapons for the fpiri-
tuaJ Combat, whenever any finful Luft fliall attempt us,
by John Picus Count of Mirandula.
33. Concerning the afliftance of the Holy Spirit in
performing thfe condition of the promife of pardon and
life.
34. A Prayer, containing an humble acknowledge-
ment of God's Power, a true confeffion of our milerable
& finful eftate, an earned petition for the pardon of our
fins, & a hearty defife df true fan&ification.
35. Concerning Religion, the: Life of it & fuperaddi-
tions to.it.
37. Thoughts on Friendfhip, by Mrs. Mary Beale, 9
March 1666, addrefs'd to her dear Friend Mrs. Eliz.
Tillotfon.
6829.
[6829 — 6859. Folio.*]
A large Folio, containing the Antiquities of the County
of Lincoln, particularly the Infcriptidns on the Tombs
in the feveral Parilhes throughout the County, together
with the Coats of Arms of the Gentry painted ; 349
pages, very fairly written & painted*
6830.
A Folio, containing the Defcents & Pedigrees, ttith thd
Coats of Arms, of Families in Cambridgeshire. Ail
alphabetical Index is prefixed. 132 pp* befides fome
additional papers, ten leaves.
6831.
A large Folio, containing Mr. Hugh Thomas's Genealo-
gical Hillory of the ancient Nobility & Gentry of
Wales, & of feveral Families defcended thence now
living in England. Part of this Work is entered
above in a Quarto, nro 6823, & likewife in an 8%
nro 6870.
This Book has a iAuch fulter Title than N° 68 23*
which is this :
'* A genealogical Hiftory of the antient Nobility &
Gentry of all Wales, and of feverall Families defcended
thence now living in England; to the Union of Eng-
land & Wales, in the reign of King Henry the 8th, &
fomething later ; continued to fuch of the prefent No-
bility & Gentry as fhall contribute towards the Author's
Expences for five years, or otherwife encourage the fame.
In three parts ; tirft, of fuch as are of the antiem Britifh
Race ; fecond, of fuch Families as feated themfelves in
Wales by conqueft ; third, of fuch Families as feated
themfelves themfelves in Wales fince conqueft thereof.
From authentic Records, lnfcriptions on Grave-Stones,
Colle&ions, & Vifitations to all the Churches & Places
of Note in Wales & the neighbouring parts. Adorned
with copper cuts of the Armes, Monuments, Gravel-
Stones, & Glafs Windows of the principal Benefa&ors
to this worke ; nothing of this nature being ever yet
publiftied. By Hugh Thomas. We whofe names are
hereunto fubferibed doe judge Mr Hugh Thomas capable
of this Undertaking j and doe very well approve the
defigne. Edw. Lluyd.*
No other Signature.
6832.
A large Folio, containing heraldical Papers, irtoft
whereof formerly belonged to Gregory King Efq; of
the Heralds Office. .They confift of Pedigrees &
Defcents as well ancient as modern, Coats of Arms,
Lifts of the Nobiiity, Patents, Charters, &c A
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-68a 1, & more are entered nro 68 34.
The particular .Contents of this Volume are as
follows:
1. " A Copie of an antient Rolle in the handes of
Thomas Benet Efq. only Son of Sir Thomas Benet, one
Ot the Mafters in Chancery."
2. A Fragment of Englifti Hiftory, A.D. 517, &c.
3 A Letter giving an Account of a Welfh Service &
Sermon, A.D. 17 i|.
4. A Letter on the Etymologies of ancient Names,
figned J. Lewis. Directed to Mr, Hugh Thomas.
5. Chronological Papers, beginning from A. JQ. 308,
^ 455
6- Concerning Earls, under the Conqueror, &c.
7. " Magnates fuperftites anno 20 regis Willm 1
Conqueftoris, et quibus in comitatibus terras tenue-
runt.'*
8. A Table fhewing in what King's Reignes fince the
Conqueft, began the Earldomes, Dukedomes, Marqui-
fates, & Vicountfliips, with their Continuance.
9. 4< Duces in Anglia creatione et nam." — u Mar-
chiones." — " Comites,'' &c.
jo. "Milites ordinis Garterii." Ab initio, ad Jaco-
bum I.
11. Armorial Bearings of the Kings of England.
12. Papers refpe&ing the Earls of Worcefter, and
others.
13. "A Lift offuch Princes defcended of the Bloud
Royal of England, who have had any Titles of Honour
conferred on them by the Kings of this Realm, from the
firft Year of King Edward the Fourth, 146*, to thfc
prefent Time." 1706.
14* u A Catalogue of the Englifli Npbilkie, with
their Precedencie, according to their feveral Creations,
prefented to his Ma l * e K. Ch. 2. i January 1677, by Sr.
W.D tk G r Pr.K. of Armes." Alfo a fairer Copy, &
one dated 1678.
1 5. " Honours conferred fince the laft of June 1 62 8."
16. Other Lifts of the Nobility, at different dates.
17. "The 16 Peers chofen by the Pari* of Scotland."
No Date.
18. " Anito 1 7 14, A Lift of the Lords of the Privy
£ouncil at the Death of Queen Anne."
- 19. " Knights from the Year 1633 to 1648." With
Other Lifts for nearly the fame Period.
20. " Thefe Perfons following ftand outiawM of High
Treafon by them committed fince their Maries happy ac-
ceflion to the Crowne."
21. A Table of References to fome book of Creations
of Peers.
22. Creations of Baronets from 1681. Alfo otter
Creations, with the Returns of a Conftable* Lifts of
Nobility, &c.
23. Lift of the Inhabitants of the Parifh of Buckfeft-
leigh, with their ages. 1 2 leaves.
24. Returns from Worcefter, Stafford, Gloucefter-
fhire.
25. The Preamble to the Patent of Creation for Henry
Prince of Wales & Earl of Chefter. In Latin.
26. Some Genealogies, with a Letter to Mr. Stebbing
at the Herald's Office.
27. Copy of a Patent of Arms to Sir Ralph Bowyer
of Lincoiulhire 1574.
28. Other mifcellaneous Genealogies, with a few Arms
coloured. .
29. Tabula alphabetica generalis Armorum, ad di-
verfas honorabiles perfonas, et Generofos, in Com. Eflex
Ipe&antium, cxtra&a ex diverfis Tabulis ejufdem ge-
neris."
30. Mifcellaneous Arms & Genealogies.
- 31. Extracts from Charters, Patent Rolls, &c. in the
Tow^r of London.
32.,GeuQaloriea>
Num. 6#32, 6833.
M. Medical Account of the Root Nindjin or Nindzmg,
(Gmfeng) much efteemed by the ChinefeandJapanefeas
a Cordial. Written in French, with a (ketch of the Root.
,34. Genealogical P*per§, with a detailed Account of
the Family of Leventhorpe.
35. Defcent & Arms of Highmore, on Parchment,
followed by mifcellaneous Arms & Genealogies.
36. " The Cafe of Sir Edward Seymour of Hayden-
Bradley, Com. Wilt.^Bart. if the male Heirs of the Duke
of Somerfet (hould fail."
37. Heraldical Extracts*
38. Patent granting Supporters to Gilbert, LordBa**
nard, fairly written, with theAtms& Supporters.
39. Mifcellaneous Pedigrees.
40. Patent creating Edward Lake LL.D. a Baronet.
41. Account of the Family of Skipwith.
42. Genealogy of the Comneni, in Greek & Latin*
by Mr. Wanley.
43. Other mifcellaneous Pedigrees.
44. <c Notes taken from a little Manufcript book conl-
piled by Hen. Oxinden of Maydekin." Concerning die.
Family of Oxinden^
45. Other mifcellaneous Pedigrees & Arms.
46. Patent of Arms to Robert Perrot, with an Impref-
fion of the Arms, by Sir Gilbert Dethick, 1 549.
47. " A Difcourfe inquiringe the origine of the Name
de Berners (or Berners) (hewing firft from what Radix
eyther of Tongue or Place yt is dery ved, together with
the Expoficun thereof; fecondly, the Antiquitye ; Thiid-
lye, the Nobilitye ; & Fourthlye the Increment & cecu-
menicall dii'percou of yt in many of the moft famous
Kingdoms. All in honour of thofe that no we lyve- of
the fame Family." In all 20 pages clofely written.
48. Of the Eftates & Family of Gernon, a very large
flieet ; followed by other genealogical Papers. Alfo ex-
trails from the Pipe Rolls" & other MSS.
49. Arms of Touchett £. of Caftlehaven, who died
4 November 1686 ; and a Mantle delineated.
50. 14 Arms at the latter end of the Vifitation of York-
fhire, by W. Dugdale, Norroy, without Names aftixt."
51. "Armes painted by Gr. King, or his Order."
52. A Drawing of a Brocade for Royal Coronation
Robes.
53. Arms & heraldical Drawings, with Defigns for
the Flag of Princefs Anne's Regiment of Foot.
54. "Infignia et arma hofpitiorum, judicuni, et fervien-
tium ad legem,' ' with Notes concerning the Inns of
Court. Fifteen pages. On the 16th p. is written, 1 '
" This is in Stow's Annals ; had this of Mr, Jekyll at
his Houfe, March 226 17;?."
55. Church Notes of Anns, with fome from Houfes.
8 pages.
56. Various Arms, (ketched, drawn, and engraved :
including a large Paper of Arms of the Nobility, written.
57. An old Lift of Names & Arms ; refumed at f. 1 7.
of this.
58. A'Lift of Parks, & fome that are difparked, in the
fame hand. 9. b.
59. " The Names of all the Monafterys, Abbyes, and
Religious Houfeswhich have benne in this Province of
Devon, by whome they were buylded and of what Re-
venues they were of, and of die fuppreffion of theym."
In the fame hand. * it.
60. " The Caftles & Fortes in this Sheeme." (fic)
Qu.. Sheere ? 1 4-
Thefe four Numbers are in one old Book contain-
ing 18 leaves.
61. A Paper of heraldical Notes, followed by the Ge-
nealogy of the Shirley Family, continued to the year
1736. Very fairly written.
6833.
A large Folio, in the handwriting of Col. Thomas Cole-
peper, containing,
1. <c A true & perfed Tranfcript of a Booke of Col-
lections
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Num.6833, 6834.
te&ions from publique Records, private Evidences, &
ether Authorities relating to the ancient Family of Frefche-
ville of Stavely in the County of Derby, made by the
judicious & learned Antiquary St. Lo. Kniveton Efq. long
fince deceafed, and written with his owne hand, and
coppied by me Colepepper." The Defign of this was to
fhew that in right of his Wife, F ranees Colepeper, fole
Daughter & Heir to the Lord Frefcheville, he ought to
have a Writ to fit in Parliament.
2. Directions for fortifying the Tower of London.
3. " A Declaration by Thomas Bufhell Efq. touching
Mines Royal, to all Perfons that are lovers of the Com-
mon-wealth & promoters of publique Aftions, as well
for the Welfare of the fame as for their own private In-
tereft, to eafe them of their Taxes/' 1654, by order of
the Protestor. Three leaves of irrelative Matter are in-
terfperfed between this Title & the Declaration itfelf,
which contains 65 pages.
4. Petition of Col. Tho 9 Colepepper to King Charles 11.
1677, with an Entry of the Death of a Col, Tho s Cole-
peper, Feb. 19, 167-t.
5. Proceedings at Law between Cel. Colepeper &
others from 1639 to 1676, with a copious Table of Con-
tents prefixed. In all 471 pages. More of Col. Cole-
peper's Papers are already entred nro. 6817, 18, & 19.
6834.
A hefaldical Book in fol. chiefly confifting of Papers
formerly belonging to Gregory King Efq. of the
Heralds Office.
1. Allowance to be made to the Officer of Arms for
carrying the Garter to the Ele&or of Saxony. 1.
2. Account of K. Charles nd's Natural Iffue, taken
out of Wood s Ath. Ox. 2.
3. Degradation of the Duke of Monmouth, 16 July
*5 8 5- 3-
4. Form of the Patent for the Inftallation of the
Marquifs of Brandenburgh & Duke of Zell. On Vel-
lum. 5.
5. Draught of a Petition for Mr. Booth to the. Earl
Marfhal for an allow?nceof Arms, with a Draught of a
Warrant thereupon. 6.
6. Reward to a Nobleman of Brunfwick for his per-
formances at a Jufte in London. 8.
7. Cafe of Mr. Anflis touching his fucceffion to Sir
Hen. St. George. 9, &c.
8. Draught of the Earl MarfhaPs Order for takihg
off the Suipenfion of Gregory King Efq. Dec. 1704.
40.
9. Mr. King's Apology to Lord Coventry touching
the removal of a Monument from EJmly to Crombe.
42.
10. Patents of Arms from Sir Tho" St. George, Gar*
ter K. of Arms.
11. " A ftiort Account of the Proceedings of Sir Ri-
chard Verney Knt. in order to the making out his Claim
to the Dignity & Title of Lord Broke or Lord Wil-
lughby of Broke, in the year 1694 & l 695-" A foul
Draught,
12. Letter from Mr. S. Stebbing, refpefting the Ba-
rony of Cromwell, 1705.
13. Memorandums, Titles, Stheraldical Papers, with
Letters concerning Arms.
14. " An Order of Submifllon enjoined by the mod
noble Henry Duke of Norfolk, Earle Marffiall of Eng-
land, &c. unto Bjandma Marfh and Mary Marfh the
D rs &: Exec' under the Will of John Marfh late of Leigh-
ton Buzzard in the County of Bedford, dtceafed, to be
< by them performed." With other .Papers relating to that
Subjea.
15. Papers refpccling Howell, Thornycroft, Gould.
16. Patents ol Arms & Nobility.
17. Pedigrees, J itles, & fimilar Matters.
1 3. A Latin Infcription to George Louis D. of Brunf-
uick, figneci Abbas Guidi 1701.
Num. 6834 — 6836.
19. A Latin Epitaph for Sarah, fourth Daughter of
Sir Vincent Corbet, A.D. 1686.
20. Some Letters on heraldical bufinefs, — Papers on
the fame. One Letter in French figned de Teller*
a 1. Index to Garter's Book, with feveral more he-
raldical Indexes, of Names, Arms, Pedigrees, &c*
6835.
A Folio, containing a large number of Infcriptions &
Arms upon Funeral Monuments & Gravcftones in
London, Weftminfter & other Places. In the begin*
mug of the Book there are a few Prayers compofed in
Latin ; & a fhort diflertation from the Scripture &
other Hiftories on the Original & Cuftom of ere&ing
Funeral Monuments in memory of Perfons deceafed.
Alfo Copies of fome intended Infcriptions. One for
Mr. Humfrey Wanley.
At the end there are added Copies of the laft WiiU
& Teftaments of John Hopkins, Efq. commonly called
Vulture Hopkins ; & Dr. Gilbert Sheldon Archbifliop of
Canterbury* This Book wants an Index.
6836.
A Folio, containing fundry Papers relating principally
to the Revenues of the Crown & feveral Courts &
Offices.
1. De officio Senefchalli Angliae.
2. Regulation, Cofts & Charges at the Feaft for In-
ftallation of Knights of the Garter, An° 18 Jac. 1. 5.
3. Cafe of Sir Richard Bellingham touching his
Father's Accounts with the King, in regard that many
Warrants which his Father had paid chargeable upon
uncertain parts of the Revenue, were not allowed by the
Commiffioners of Accounts. 27.
4. Ane Abbreviat of the proper & conftant Revenue
of the Crown of Scotland by Sir W m Purves Sollicitor
in 1667. , 29.
5. Queries relating to the Creation Money & Fees of
Officers belonging to the Cuftoms at the fame time that
they were farmed. 6 1 .
6. Memorial of Dr. Davenant for the fettling the Al-
lowances on the Clerks in his Office as Infpe&or Gene-
ral of the Exports & Imports of the Cuftoms, together
with Letters pafled between Lord Godolphin & the
Commiffioners upon that occafion. 62.
7. Copy of the Commiffion of Walter Laycock Efq.
to be Surveyor of their Majefties Forefts North of Trent,
dated May 3d, An° i° Gul, & Mar. 6$.
8. Order of Council for additional Expenccs to be'
made out of his Majefty's Revenue, daied 26 Sep..
i663. 69.
9. State of his Majefty's Revenue, with a Propofal
for the retrenchment of the annual Expence within the
fame, & Rules for regulating thereof by Order of
Council, 22 July 166S. Jt.
10. Order of Council touching Payments to be made
out of hisMajefty's Revenue, 23 Oft. 1668. 73.
11. Order of Council, with a Scheme of His Majefty's
yearly Expence, dated Jan. 28, 1675—6. 75.
1 2. Copy of the Eftablilhment of the feveral Gardens.
77- c
13. A Note of fuch Money as hath been paid out of
her Majefty's Receipt to Sir Walter MildmayeKt. 1559,
&c. & the Warrants for the fame. 79-
14. Copy of the Commiffion to Cha. Godolphin,
James Hoare & Andr. Corbet Efqrs. for coining Tin
Farthings, 12 Oft. 1689. 87.
15. Copy, of the Warrant for the Salaries to the Offi-
cers^ under the Commiffioners for the coining Tin Far-
things. 9*-
16. The Allowance of a Fare of Diet for ioDifhes
according to his Majefty's Book. 9 6 -
17.. A Divifionof the yearly Values of all the Fee-
Farms & other Lands affigned to the Prince his High*
»6 neft
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Num.6836, 6837.
nefs (over & befidcs the Principality r of Wales, the
Dutchy of Cornwall & the Earldom or Chefter) together
with a proportionable Rate for the Colle&ion thereof.
97-
18. The Prince's Revenues within Wales & the Earl-
dom of Chefter, & Cornwall. 1 02.
19. Certificate what Accounts are paffed in the Pipe
by the Receivers & Colle&ors of all the Temporaries be-
longing to the Archbilhops & Bifliops during their Va-
cancies. 1*6.
20. A Lift of the Salaries due to the Officers of the
General Letter Office, for i qr. due at Midfummer 167 j .
107.
ft 1. Accufations againft Rob'Meakins forAbufes in
the Chandry Office. 1 09.
22. Abftraft of Penfions & Letters forPenfions 1, 2,
& 3 Ja. 1. 11 r.
23. Warrant from Lord Godolphin to Lord Halifax,
for payment of the Salary due to Mr. Joddrel Clerk of
the Houfe of Commons. 1 20.
24. Salaries of the Servants of theHoufehold. 122.
25. Reafons for an Auditor in the Court of Chan-
cery. 124.
26. Allowances to the Queen's French Baker, agreed
at the Board of Green Cloth, 25 Jan. 1625. 125.
27. Notes concerning the moft material things to be
obfer/ed in the Comptinghoufe. 127.
28. Fees, &c. of his Majefty's Servants in the Kitchen,
&c. 130.
29. Improvement of the King's Revenues in the Office
of Alienations. 139.
30. Commiffion for inquiry into new ere&ed Offices,
& the Fees belonging to all the Offices in the Courts of
Law. 141.
31. The King's Command to the Barons to certify
what belongeth to the Earl Marfhal, 18 Ed. 111. 164.
32. " A true Colle&ion as well of all the King's Ma-
jefty's Offices & Fees in any of the Courts atWeftmin-
fter, as of all the Offices & Fees of his Majefty's honour-
able Houfehold, together with all Fees appertaining to
Captains & Soldiers having charge of Caftles, Bulwarks
& Fortifications within the Realm of England, & like-
wife the Offices & Fees of his Highnefs's honourable
Houfes & Parks, Forefts & Chafes within the faid Realm."
166.
33. The Decay of the King's Fines upon original
Writs iffuing out of the High Court of Chancery
the Lofs of the Farmers to the Seals of thofe original
Writs and the daily ruining of them, if not Sud-
denly prevented . 1 9 8 .
34. A brief Note of the Inconveniences & Wrongs to
the Sheriffs & Country. 213.
35. Rules for preventing Abufes & wrong Proceed-
ings in the Court of Chancery. 215.
. . 68 37-.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to the ftate of the
public Accounts of the Kingdom, & fome other Mat-
ters.
1. " An Accompt of the Fees & Allowances payable
to the Auditors of the Imprefts, as aUb of the Truft,
Charge & Trouble they are at in the Execution of their
Offices/ 1 1.
2. Copy of the Commiffion of Mr. Francis Rainsford
to be Receiver of the Rights & Privileges of the Admi-
ralty, dated July 1691. 9. b.
3. Copy of the Patent from K. Cha. 11. Dec. 18, in
the 1 6th year of his Reign conftituting the Duke of Rich-
mond Aulnager of the Bays, Serge, &c. 11.
4. Truftees for her Grace Frances Dutchefs of Rich-
mond for the Rent of the Subfidy & Aulnage, A° 1691.
5. Certificate concerning the Grant to the Duke of
Richmond of the Farm of the Duties of Subfidy & Aul-
nage, 9 Aug, 1 69 1. 29.
Num. 6837, 6838.
64 Copy of the Leafe of the Aulnage brought in 1 2
Aug. 1691. 31.
, 7. Return of Fees claimed in the Fh-ft Fruit Office,
delivered July 29, 1692. 59.
8. Mr. Aldworth's Report to the Commiffioners of
Accounts, of the cafual Revenue paffed to the 16 Dec.
1692. 61.
9. Copy of the Orders of the Lords of the Admiralty
to Mr. Rainsford, for fecuring their Property in feveral
Prize Ships, with the Bills & Difcharges of Walter Jen-
kins & other Perfons relating to Mr. Rainsford- s Ac-
counts, 22 Aug. 1693. 63.
1 o. Copy of the Patent or Commiffion for Sir Or-
lando Gee to be Regifter of the Admiralty, 9 Nov. 1693.
80.
11. Fees claimed by Sir Orlando Gee as Regifter of
the Admiralty. 82*
12. Copy of Mr. Bedford's Quietus from the Lords
of the Admiralty, Oft. 1693. " 84.
13. A Lift of their Majefties Ships & Veflels in Sea
Pay, & to what Services diftributed, 21 May 1694. 86.
14. An Account of all fuch public Debts as are at-
tended with Intereft or Annuities, at 5 1. per cent, per
Annum, & are redeemable by Parliament, & not tub-'
fcribed into the S. Sea Company, 6 Feb. 1 72 ?. 89.
15. A State of the national Debt provided or unpro-
vided for by Parliament, from 31 Dec. 1725 to 31 Dec.
1726, & from the 31 Dec. 1726 to the 31 Dec. 1727,
together with an Account of the Produce of the finking
Fund in each of thofe Years, & to the Payment of what
Debts contra&ed before 25 Dec. 1716, the faid Fund
hath been applied. 92.
16. State of the national Debt as it flood 31 Dec.
1728, & 31 Dec. 1729. 95.
17. State of the national Debt 3 1 Dec. 1733, & 31
Dec. 1734. 99.
1 8* Account of the net Produce of the Civil Lift Re-
venues from Midfummer 172710 1728. 102.
19. Account of Monies iffued for the fervice of the
Year 1734- 104.
20. Notes of Proceedings in the Exchequer Chamber
1693, 1695. \ 106, 139.
21. Account of the Receipts of the Excife 1690 &
1691. 129.
22. Notes, Observations & Queries of a political
Nature. 131.
23. An exaft Diary of Bufinefs tranfatted in a public
Office from the 12th June 1691, to the 19th of Sept.
1693, with Intervals omitted. This has 84 pages of its
own, & therefore is not numbered on in the book. It
has an alphabetical Table of Names prefixed.
24. Further Notes, which appear to be a Continuation
from f. 179, 171.
25. Affeffments for the Repair of the Highways for
the years 1666 & 1667, in the Parifh of St. Pancrafs.
198, to the end.
6838.
Another Folio, containing Papers relating to the ftate of
the public Money, & other Parliamentary Affairs
relating to the Fens, Fifhery, &c.
1. State of the Funds given by Parliament, as they
flood 18 Sep. 1696, with an Eftimate of the Deficiency
of the Clipt Money. 1 .
2. The King's Wants to be fupplied, but not by
Spanifh Paper, orTax upon Lawyers Fees & the Profits
of Officers. 1 1.
3. Corn Debentures. 27.
4. Propofal for a grand Cafh confifting of 200,000 1.
to be employed in foreign & inland Bills, & for the re-
miflion of Money to & from Edinburgh, Dublin, & all
the chief Towns of England. 30.
5. Account for the Duty of Beer & Ale. 33.
6. Propofal touching the Improvement of the Reve-
nue of the Excife. 34.
7. Propofal
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Iftopofal for circulating Exchequer Bills for the
charge of 44. per Cent, Interefl & Management in-
cluded. 38.
8. Proceedings at the General Quarter Seffions or the
Juftices at Blechingly & Godftone in the Co. of Surrey
1606 & 1607. 40. 46.
9. Orders to be put in execution in the feveral Coun-
ties, for the better prefervation of his Majefty's Subjefts
in Peace & Obedience, 1605. 4 2 *
10. Articles that fuch as keep tippling Houfes (hall be
bound in 10 1. themfelves & 2 Sureties 5 1. a piece to
obferve. 44. b.
11. The Names & Sums of the Inhabitants of
Tanridge & Rigate in the Co. of Surrey, who were
alfeffed to the payment of the ift & 2d Subfidy, 4 Ja. 1.
64.
12. Copy of the eftablifhment for the Management &
Collection of the Duties on Glafs, earthen Ware & To-
bacco Pipes. 86.
1 2. Rules & Orders to be obferved in the Exchequer
relating to the fafe keeping of Money. Two large fheets
folded. 87.
14. The Hiflory of Exchequer Bills. 89.
15. Abftraft of the Receipts & Payments of the Cuf-
toms, & new & additional Impofitions from 29 Feb. 1 699,
to 24 June following. giJ.
1 6. An Effay on this Queftion, Whether Bills of Cre-
dit upon a found & good Fund might not be of equal ufe
with Money of Gold & Silver, &c. 99.
17. Extrafts by Sir Rob. Cotton out of the Records,
wherein maybe collefted by what means the Kings of
England have and may raife Money. 105.
1 8. Propofition to eafe the People of Chimney Money
& theExcife, in the re-eflablifhment of the royal pourvey-
ance & tenures in capite by knight fervice. 132.
19. An Expedient to make the payment of the necef-
fary Taxes and Aireffments to be more eafy, & free the
people from the tyranny and tricks of Trade & their great
Oppreffion, who do by that and their Excefs in Apparel,
bind heavy burdens upon themfelves as well as others; by
Fabian Philips, 1 July 1664. 136.
20. The reafonablenefs of the Propofal called The
Mint & the Exchequer unired, being a Method to fupply
his Majefty with 4 Millions immediately, at the prefent
Charge but of One, & fupply the want of Coin, till mil-
led Money can be made. 146.
21. A plain, fhort and certain Way to raife 2 Millions
without any Tax or Charge to the Nation, 150.
22. Copy of their Majefty's Letters of privy Seal au-
thorizing the Agents for bringing in of Taxes, 1 5 Apr.
1691. 152.
23. An Account of the E. of Bolingbroke's Eflate in
the Manor of Keyfhoe in the Co. of Bedford. 153.
24. An Account of the Tithe Corn of Pomfret, 1619.
154-
25. Concerning Timber Carriage. 1 64.
21). Reafons againfl the Bill for aflizingof Timber &
Laths. 166.
27 Confiderations relating to the Woods of Surrey,
Suffex & Kent. 168.
28. An Aft touching Iron Mills near to the City of
London, & for prefervation of Woods in fpecial places.
171.
29. Aft for the better prefervation of Woods 176,
30. Of the Patent for the fole calling Iron Ordinance.
186.
3 1 . Reafons for retraining of Iron Works. 188.
32. Reafons againfl the Bill for carriage of Word &
Umber in all the Rivers within the Counties of Devon &
Cornwall. 189.
33. Of the prefervation of Timber, which by reafon
of Iron Works is greatly fpoiled in Suffex. 1 90.
34. Exceptions againfl the Bill for Sands on the Sea
Coafts of Devon & Cornwall. 196.
Cat. Harl. You III.
Num. 6838, 6839.
35. A fereviat of the Bill of the Fens. igb;
36. Propofals of Henrich van Cranhals 10 Sep. 1636,
touching draining of Fens. 200.
37. Concerning the Bill for draining cenain rens &
low Grounds within the Ifle of Ely & the Counties ad-
joining. 201. 21 r:
38. Concerning Fines fet upon Sir John Cage, Sheriff
of the County of Cambridge* by the Commiffioners of
Sewers. £03.
39. Reafons againfl the Bill of Draining for fomuch
as concerneth the Commoners in the Counties of Cam-
bridge & Suffolk without the Ifle of Ely. 205.
40. Reafons for draining the Fens & low Grounds of
the Ifle of Ely. 207.
4K The ill Confequences of diffolving the Royal Fifh-
ery Company. 213.
42. Reafons for reflraining of fifhing with Nets called
Trannels. 216.
43. Bill afcertaining Privileges to Yarmouth with
refpeft to Herring fifhing. 217.
44. Bill for the relief of the Poor, & increafe of Navi-
gation. 224.
45. Of the times & places for the yearly fifhing for
Herrings, Cod, &c. 230.
46. Petition of the decayed fifliing Town of Bright?
helmflon. 231. 235. 238.
47. Exceptions to the feveral Patents of the Greenland
Company. 233.
4S. Account of Fifh fhipt for Exportation from New-
caftle to Amflerdam between 23 Sep. 1700, & 14 Oft.
1701. 237.
49. Reprefentation of the Cafe of the Town of Leofloff.
241.257.
50. Grievances of Mr. Cadnor & Mr. Bagfhaw, who
fet out 2 (hips to the Northward for Fifhing & Difcovery.
242.
5 1 . Petition of the Town of Colchefler. 245 .
52. Bills for the free felling of Herrings upon the Sea
Coafts of Suffolk & Norfolk. 249.
53. A Brief, fhewing wherein the Liberties newly
granted to Yarmouth are more grievous to the Commons
of England than thofe heretofore granted. 262.
54. Brief of the Statute of Herrings made 3 1 Edw. nr.
againfl the foreflalling of Yarmouth Men in the time of
their free Fair. 268. 270.
55. Petition of Suffex, Kent, Effex, & Suff. other
Counties againfl Yarmouth.
6839.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to the City of Lon-
don, & feveral Counties of England :
1. The Cafe of Randolph Yearwood, Clerk, Vicar of
the Parifh of St. Pancras in the Co. of Middlesex, com*
plaining of many wicked & facrilegious Aftions againfl
the facred Struftures, &c. of the Parifh Church of St.
Pancras aforefaid> & of St. Sepulcher's London. ' r.
2. Bulla pro Priore et conventu Monaflerii fanftas
Trinitatis ordinis Sii. Auguflini Lond. de praefentatione
ad Ecclefiam de Bixle. 23.
3. Names of the Mafter, Wardens, Affiflants & Li-
very of the Company of Skinners London, 1 690. 26.
4. Confuetudines infra civitatem London, 27.
5. The Sum of the Directions contained in the Com*
miffion for the repair of St. Paul's. 39.
6. Exceptions againfl fuch Demands as are defircd
by the Maflers & Overfeers of the Watermen, to be paffed
by Aft of Parliament. 40*
7. The Conflitution & Orders renewed & eftablilh-
ed in the Prifon of the Fleet A. D. 1561. An° 3 Eliz.
43-
8. Copy of an Aft for the ordering & fettling the
manner of Buildings, & for reflraint of Inmates, & divi-
ding of Tenements in & near the Cities of London &
Weflminller. 53.
5 Q 9- Copy
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9. Copy of the Aft for the alteration of the Market
for Leather at Leadcnhall from Monday to Wednefday.
6<.
10. Brief of the Particulars granted to the College of
Phyficians by his Majefty's Letters Patents, which thvy
ochre to have confirmed by Act of Parliament. 66.
11. Brief of the particulars granted by K. lieu.
vin. & confirmed & inlarged by divers Ads of Parlia-
ment. 67.
12. Of the freedom of Merchants. 63.
12. Considerations relating to Hackney Coaches.
69.
14. The Oath, Office & Salary of the Sheriffs of Lon-
den Middlcfex. ' 71.
15. Modus & ordo qualiter Baroncs et univerfitas ci-
vinm London, fe debeant habere & gerere crga Regem &
Juliiciarios fuos, tempore quo D M ° regi placuerit tenere
placita Coronae fuse apud Turrim London. So.
16. Expofitio terminorum Saxonicorum Libertatum
& Franchefiarum per reges Anglia; libera: Capellsc S 1
Martini conceflarum. 95.
17. Placita apud Turrim London, coram Hcnric. de
Stanton Jufticiar. D M regis Edvardi filii regis Ldv. anno
regni fui xiv°. 97.
18. Application to the Court of Lord Mayor & Alder-
men & Common Council for regulating the Sheriffs
Clerks, Anno Hen. vu. fecundo. 98.
19. Order of the Court of Aldermen, Warner Mayor
i Dec. 1647, anncq; Car. 1. 23° touching the reversion
of Offices be Places in the Law Courts. 99.
20. Rates for finding of Orphans an° 3 0 EHz. with
fcvcral other Regulations. 101.
21. Kalendare fcpalium Actuum Com. Conciliorum
lingua matemali editorum, nee nonKalendareDunthorne
Latine An° Eliz. -11, A. D. 1599. 107.
22. Description of the Gate at Temple. Bar 1638, be-
ing of the Compofite Order. 162.
23. Defign lor a Port to be built upon the Splinter
near Dunkirk 1660. 164.
24. Account of the charge of graving & drawing up
new County Maps of England & Wales to a common
Scale & Bearing. !66 #
25. Meers & Bounds of St. Michael's 1 arifh in the
City of Coventry 1675. jg^ #
26. Gifts to the Poor in bread yearly in the Paid Parifh.
27. Infcriptions upon the Tombs. 172.
28. Obltrvations in the handwriting of Gregory King
Efq; of the Heralds Office, 1 2 Aug. 1695, touching the
Number of the Inhabitants of Litchfield. 1 74.
29. Affidavit of Edw. Roberts touching Bribery, at
the Election at Brecon 1698. "
30. Pragment of a Dilcourfe concerning Tradition, &
Communion under one kind, ' 1-7.
31. Tax of Stowmarket& great Wheltham 1698. IS*!.
32. Lictntia regia de demo Minoriffarum apud Lond.
tundanoa, & domo S. Clarce apud Waterbecham in aero
Cantabr. x g 1 ^
33. Confirmation of the Foundation of the Monaftery
or Ramfey by St. Edw. the ConfelTor. 186
34., Obfervations out of Mr. Webb's Defcription of
the City & County palatine of Chefter, publilh'd by Dan.
* 3 & 0 f bf ^ vations out of Ja. Chaloner's defcription of
thelileof Man. 1 jg
36. Foundation of the Monaftery at St. Edmund's
101
37. Decree .of Chancellor, &c. of the Univerfity of
Oxford agamft a Preacher for falfe Doftrine in the Arti-
cle ot the lnnity, vented on St.Sim. & Jude's day 1695.
38- A certificate fliewing by what Authority theses
Ma^?I li^^* ° f the fcvcral Honours &
Manors of her Majefty are conftituted. 1 95
Num. 6839, 6840:
39. Eflex. Tabula e regiftro inftitutionum & collatio-
num fa&arum temp. Steph. Gravefende Epi Lond. con-
fecrati 1321. 210.
40. A Note or View of Armour impofed upon the
whole Clergy within the diocefe of Exeter taken in Oft.
1595- 226.
41. Elogium ^ Collegii fanftae & individuae Trinitatis
apud Cantabrigienfes per Johannem Cropley admifium
Socium 1599. Liber Tho. Baker qui nonnulla de auc-
tore in primo folio annotavit. Paginas 68, fcriptura
minuta et pulchra, cum dedicatione et praefatione. 241.
42. Lift of the Heads of Colleges & Halls in Cam-
bridge Jan. 6, 172/-^. " 275.
43. A Journal of Mr. Gravenor's Proceedings, while
he was Bailiff of Ipfwich. 276.
44. Articles given in charge to the grand Jury at
Waltham Foreft in Effex at the lad Court of Eyre con-
cerning Foreft Laws, A. D. 1634. 278.
45. Compofitions, temp. Hen, iv. v. &c. 292.
46. Information of Abufes in the fuppreflion of Ab-
bies, to Q. Eliz. 304.
47. Combinations circa Concionatores in diocefi
Exon. 312.
48. Valuation of the feveral Bifhopricks, Deaneries,
&c.of England. 321.
49. Names of the privileged Towns & Cities in Eng-
land. 323.
50. Names of fuch as are certified into the Exchequer
to be Fugitives contrary to the Statute 23 Eliz. 325.
51. Nobility of England according to their degrees,
326.
52. The placing of great Officers according to the
AO: 22 Hen. vin. 3 *7.
53. The feveral Mufters taken throughout England
A. D. 1586. ib.
54. The yearly charges of Berwick & other Holds in
the Eaft Marches of Scotland. 33 1.
55. Sundry kinds of Ordnance, powder, &c. belong-
ing to them. ib.
56. Allowances of the Court of Revenue. 333.
Allowances to the offices in the Court of Exche-
57-
quer.
ib.
58. Allowance to Officers in the Court of Lancafter.
335-
59. Allowance to .the Court of Admiralty & other
Offices, temp. Hen. vin. 337.
60. Account of the dreadful Fire at Warwick, Sept.
5, 1694. 342.
61. Mr. Charlton's Report touching the Repairs of
the Citadel of Hull 1699. 343-
62. Deed wherein is exprefs'd Exchange of Lands
from the Archbifhop of Canterbury, whereby no Tenths
are paid to that See. 345-
63. Exchange, by Q. Eliz. on the Death of the Arch-
bifhop of Canterbury, of Parfonages, &c. by way of re-
compence for Temporalities belonging to that See.
35 2 -
64. Grants of Lands to the Dean & Canons of the
Cathedral Church of Chefter. 354-
6 Copy of the return of a Commiffion concerning
the Foreft of Dean, 12 Apr. 1662. 35 6 - '
66. Reafons why the Counties of Glouccfter, Here-
ford, Salop & Wigorn are not part of Wales, or the
Marches of Wales, by Mr. Low of the Temple. 363.
67. Whether by Stat. 34 Hen. vin. the King may
eftablifh Government by Inftruftions uithin the 4 Shiies
of Gloucefter, &c. 3 6 9-
68. Compotus Gul. Dowdefwell pro ecclefia V\ igorn.
A. D. 1666. 373-
69. Compofitions throughout England A. D. 1610.
374-
6840.
A Folio, confifting of laft Wills & Teftaments, Marriage
Settlements, Leales, Releafes, & Notes & Papers rela-
ting to Law Affairs.
5 1. Laft
Digitized by
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Num. 684.0, 684.1.
1. Laft Will of Robert Harvey of Quanitoh in the Co.
of Bucks Efq; 1676.
2. The laft Will of Rich. Daulton of Northveld Baf-
fet in Eflex 36 Eliz.
3. Statutes, Conftitutions, Orders & Ordinances
made 26 Feb. 15 Jti. 1. for the good government of the
Hofpital of the holy £c undivided Trinity in Clune in the
Co. of Salop, of the foundation of the Rt. Hon blc Henry
Howard Earl of Northampton : together with copies of
the Evidences & Deeds relating to the Donation and Set-
tlement thereof. A book, uniformly written.
4. Notes taken in the Common Pleas by Mr. Gouldef-
borougb, one of the Prothonotaries of the fame Court,
concerning Amendment of Writs &c Records, & arrefting
of Judgments in all manner of Actions.
5. Explanation relating to feveral Debts delivered by
Mr. Ed. Noell 5 Sept. 1 695.
6. Releafe of the Lady Abergaveny to Rich. Chif-
well 140a. 1686.
7. Copies of Leafes between Sir Gilbert Gerard of
Harrow on the Hill, & Edward Millet of Hanwell, for
certain Lands in the faid Parifli of Hanwell.
8- Lord Raby's Propofals concerning the 800 Fen
lying in the upper parts of Holland in the Co. of Lieu
coin, the fame containing 24000 Acres.
9. Hil. 3 & 4 Ja. 11. Afton againft Lady Frefche-
rille, an Office Copy of a Declaration in the King's
Bench.
10. Copies of Records taken out & paid for in the
affairs of the Duke of Monmouth & Lord Vifcount New-
port, by Fabian Phillips, Jan. 14, 1679. With the charges
for taking them.
11. An Account of private Seals for the year 1705,
ending Lady day 1706.
12. Leafe of a certain Dwelling Houfe Iett by Ralph
Gore of London Gent, to Cha. Wellings of London &
Rob. Leave of Whitechapel 1648. Ten flieets.
13. Copy of Marriage Settlement between the Lord
Vifc Brackley, Son & Heir apparent of the Earl of
Bridgcwater, & the Lady Elizabeth Cranfield fole Daugh-
ter & Heir of the Earl of Middlefex, 21 Oft. 1644. Sixty-
eight fheets.
14. Draught of Marriage Settlement between Francis
Duprat of St. Giles in the Fields Gent. &Anne Garnons
of the faid place, A. D. 1 69 1 . 19 Sheets.
15. Forms of Proceedings in Commiflions before the
Court of Delegates, 2 Ma. 1614.
16. A Table of the Title of Conufance of Pleas, me-
thodically handled.
17. The Refolution of all the Judges & Barons of the
Exchequer, how Goalers ought by Law to keep fuch
Prifoners as are committed to their Cuftody, 6 Nov. 1 2
Ja. & .confirmed again 1634.
18. A brief Collection of all general penal Statutes.
19. Laft Will of Charles E. of Warwick, 20 Aug.
1673. Sixty-fix Sheets.
20. Laft Will of Walter Williams Gent, of Britton
Ferry in the County of Glamorgan, 29 Sep. 1631.
21. Laft Will of Hannah Smith of Woolftrop in the
Co. of Lincoln, 29 May 1679.
22. Laft Will of Mr. Hugh Thomas, «o Oft. 1- 20.
23. Laft Will of the Hon. James King, Baron of Ithen
at Hamberry, 9 Nov. 1667. Six Sheets.
6841.
A Folio, containing fundry mifcellaneou^ Papers.
1. A book of 20 leaves, fuperfcribed by Mr. Wanlev,
c< One of Woodman's fix curious MSS." It contains
fentences from Cicero, & other Latin authors ; at fol. 7,
an Englifh Epigram on Laud ; at f. 8. three Stanzas of
Engl. Verfe.
2. Oratio de Divini Verbi incarnatione.
3. An Infcription at Tournay to the honour of
Louis xiv.
Num. 684.1, 6842.
4. Alphabetum curfivum Judaeorum Germanorum;
in epiftolis,vulgari regionisdiale&o praefertim conferiben-
dis, ufitatum.
5. Literse curfivse quibus utuntur Judaei ex tribu
Benjamin in Germania, Polonia, &c. degentes, in Epifto-
lis prafertim fcribendis.
6. Alphabeta varia Judaeorum.
7. A title p;;ge prepared foi J. Chamberlayne's col-
lection of the Lords prayer in various Languages, written
on the outfide of the Engraved fpecimenof the Prayer in
C hinefe, which is now in the work at p. 18. The title
dilfers materially from that a&ually ufed. But what is
more important is a lift of the verfions, which is wanting
in the printed book, amounting to 1 30 befides three in
Englifh, 46 unam communem & duas metricas."
8. A Collection of Apophthegms, Phrafes & Frag-
ments from Ancient Authors.
9. An Orig. Letter from Edw. to Robert Fillmer ;
Veries; Hiftorical Collections j & Obfervations in a Voy-
age to Ruffia, &c.
10. Fragmenta veterum au&orum.
1 1. Extracts from Saxon MSS. The firft are marked
as tak*n from CC. Libr. at Cambridge in 1643.
12. Initium Evangelii fedm Matthaeum in lingua
Saxonica.
13. Colle&ions of Words in the Saxon, Latin, Greek,
& Englifh Tongues. Various readings in Saxon Gofpels
&c. Several collettions, in various hands.
14. Declaration of Archbifhop Ofwald in Latin &
Saxon; with another finall colledlion of Saxon words.
15. Papers on the Hebrew conjugations.
16. Jus aulicum antiquum Norvagicum, a Jano Dol-
mero tranflatum, cum notis ejufdem, A° 1673. Continet
paginas 34.
6842.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to Affairs of State, as
well in Scotland & Ireland as in England :
I . Mr. Fuller's Speech in Parliament, 4 Ja. 1. A. D.
1 606, againft an Union of England & Scotland. 1 .
2. Speech of Sir Francis Bacon in anfwer to Mr.
Fuller. 3.
3. The whole Progrefs of the Debate. 5-
4. Lift of the Lords, Barons, & Burgeffes in the Par-
liament of Scotland met at Edinburgh, 6 May 1703.
10.
5. The King's Speech in the Parliament Houfe at
Fdinburgh, 17 June 1617. 16.
6. Fragmenta regalia, or Obfervations on Q. Eliz.
her Times & Favourites. Sixty pages, fairly written.
22.
7. Copy of a Letter fent by K. Ed. vi. to the Lords
remaining at London by Sir Philip Hobby in behalf of his
Uncle the Lord Prote&or. 63.
8. Sir Philip Hobby's Meflage to the D. of Somerfet.
64.
9. An Aft for the Fine & Ranfom of the D. of So-
merfet 3 & 4 Edv. vi. 65.
10. Directions for proceeding on occafion of a Ren-
counter between a party of Englifh & Scotch in theNorth,
16 oa. 1585. ^ 7 ^
II. "A Treatife of the juft Intereft of the Kings of
England in their free difpofing Power, and the Validity of
their Grants made to any of their Subje&s, and the hif-
tory of Ads of Refumption how they have been gained,
written in the Year 1657, by a Perfon learned in the
Laws, & fince found in his Study." Careftilly trans-
cribed. 73.
12. Of John de Ponderam that took upon him to
be King of England, & was hanged for the fame, 131 8.
88.
13. Charter of King padgar, A.D. 1464, for the
founding a Monaftery. 89.
14. " A booke a* touchinge the Succeflion of the
1 2 Crownc
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Crowrie fctt forth by an Oration made by the Lord
Keeper in open Parliament," anno . . Eliz. 91.
15. Declaration of the Commons Houfe of Ireland
touching the Scotch Covenanters. 93.
16. Copy of a Letter from the Lord Chancellor of
Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant upon Matters of differ-
ence between them. 95.
17. Remonflrance of the Houfe of Commons of Ire-
land to the Lord Deputy, on Occafion of many Grievan-
ces. Two copies. 97.
18. An Eftimate what all the Branches of rheir Ma-
jefties Revenue in Ireland may produce for one Year,
ended 25 Dec. 1693. 109.
19. A View of her Majefty's Officers & Revenue in
Ireland 1593. 1 1 1.
20. Suggeftions of the Catholics of Ireland to K. Cha.
11. with Animadverfions. 125.
21. Inftru&ions from the King to the Lord Vifcount
Falkland, Deputy General of Ireland, 24 May 1628.
127.
22. TheEffeft of the Speech delivered by Dr.Uflier,
Lord Primate of Armagh, before the Lord Deputy & the
great Affembly at his Majefty's Cattle of Dublin in Ire-
land, ult. Apr. 1627. 139.
23. Speech in the Parliament 39 Eliz. upon the motion
ofSubfidy.
24. Grievances by Impofitions upon Merchandize, &
upon 1 2d. upon a Chaldron of Seacoale. 14S.
25. King's Speech at proroguing the Parliament 28
June 1628, border to avoid a Remonflrance upon Ton-
nage & Poundage. 1 50.
26. Proclamations in prejudice of the Subje&s Rights
& Liberties. 152.
27. A Letter touching the alteration of Chriftmas
da y- % 1 54.
28. A Note of the yearly Value of the Benevolence
granted by the Clergy to her Majefty 29 Eliz. 1 587.
ib.
9 29. The Petition touching Subfcription in the begin-
ning of K. James's reign, with which the King was dif-
pleafed & many Minifters deprived. 155.
30. Articles for the Irifh Commiffioners to inquire into
1622. ^ I57#
31. Protefhtion of the Parliament 19 Ja. whereupon
the King dilmiffed them. * 1 ^8.
32. Notes concerning the Grievances of Proclamations,
temp. Ja. 1. l6o#
33. Notes concerning Jufticc. 1 62. 1 64.
34. Abufes, which can be proved by Oath, fhewing
how the Exchangers Deputies have dealt with the Sub-
35- Copy of the Superscription of a Packet, found in
the King's Chapel at Whitehall, 12 May 1628, wherein
was inclofed a Book, which his Majefty upon fight burnt.
c _ . * * 166.
36. Political Maxims of conftant ufe & Benefit.
167.
37-. The King's Anfwer to the Petition concerning
Religion prefented to him 8 July 1625, by the Lords &
Commons of that Parliament. 1 6 o
38. The Petition it felf. .
39. Letter to the Houfe of Commons touching divers
Grievances. 173.
40. The King's Anfwer touching Prohibitions, Habeas
corpus, & de homine replegiando. 180.
41. The Commons Remonflrance to the Kin? on the
foregoing Heads. 5 lg9>
42. Examinations for Sealings of new Draperies.
1
43- Petitions of the Commons moved at the Parlia-
ment holden at York 8 Edw. in. ,g 4
f -k 4 ;- TW * 0 ? etit j° ns to the King, the one concerning
Liberties, & the other concerning Grievances, 1 8 6.
Num 684.2.
45- Letter of Advice to the Houfe of Commons by
one who had ufed to have been a Member thereof
touching many Grievances. 1 88. '
46. Copy of a Letter to the Lords of the Council from
the Juftices of Peace in the Co. of Devon, touching their
Difability to raife certain Sums of Money required by the
King & the Lords. ** X g^
47. Speech in the Houfe of Commons concerning Im*
prifonment. x ^
48. Humble Remonflrance of Rich. Kilvert touching
his own part in the Wine bufinefs. j
49. Petition of the Haberdafhers & Vintners 1685.
50. Exa&ions upon the Stale, from the Conqueror
to K James. 207.
51. Reprefentation of Affairs by the Scotch Commif-
fioners to the Parliament 12 Aug. 1646. 219.
52. Copy of a Letter to his Majefty 3 March 1607,
from the State of Scorland, returning thanks for the
Stand he made in their behalf, on occafion of fome re-
proachful Speeches uttered agaixft them in the Houfe of
Commons. 221.
53. The Petition of the Scots, which occafioned the
Treaty of Rippon 1640. 223.
54. Copy of Grant to the Farmers of the Royal Oak
Lottery 1692. 225.
55. Copy of Grant to Nath. Booth Efq; of the Office
of the Surveyor of the Grcenwax 1691. 226.
56. Copy of Grant of the Greenwax to Lord W<*
Pawlett. 227.
57. Copy of Patents for the Wine Licence & Excife,
& Coals. 234. 235. 236.
58. Cafe of the Merchants Adventurers. 238.
59. Cafe of Gold & Silver Thread. 239.
60. Heads of the Patent of Mr. Puttoe for a 5th part
of the Debts, &c. in the Exehequeiv 24 r .
6t. Confiderations concerning tranfportation of Wool.
244.
62. Caufes of the decay of the clothing Trade, &
Means to relieve it. 245.
63. Heads of the Bill for taking away Deceits in the
working & felling of Wool. 247.
64. Brief of the Bill for the true making of Woollen
Cloths. 248.
65. Reafons of SirTho. Compton's Patent for im-
portation of Logwood* 249.
66. Lift of Patents found to be Grievances. 250.
67. State of the Cafe between the Wharfingers &
Company of Woodmongers, concerning the Abufes in
the Company's Government of Carmen & Cars. 252.
68. A Colle&ion of the Clerk of the Peace of the
County of Hereford. 254.
69. Cafe of the Company of Pinners. 255.
70. Grievance of Michael Meade & Jacob Francis, &
other Starchmakers. 257.
7*. Grievance of Leatherfellers. 258.
yt. Cafe concerning the melting of Glafs. 259,
73. Patent to licence Pedlars & petty Chapmen.
261.
74. Concerning Malt & Maltfters. 263.
75. Concerning granting of Licenfes to appropriate,
annex & unite Church Benefices, 272.
76. Memorial for the French Refugees. 273.
77. Orders of his Highnefs & the Council for fecuring
the Peace of the Commonwealth. 275.
78. An Expedient for the difcovery of Romifli Priefts,
Highwaymen, Houfebreakers, common Thieves & Cheats
of all forts. 281.
79. Daily & growing Evils that tend to the hurt
& impoverilhing both of the King & his People. 16
leaver.
80. Warrant from K. Ja. 11. with regulations of feve-
ral things touching the incorporated Companies of the
City of London. 299.
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81. Names of Perfons excepted in the Aft of Indent.
hity,a° 1 Will. & Mary. 305.
82. Warrant for a Grant of Pirates Goods to E. Bel-
Iemont, &c. 306.
6843,
A Folio, containing Papers relating to Naval Affairs.
1. Inflru&ions for Captain Jonas Downes of the
Speedwell of London, fet forth by the Owners & others
with Letters of Marque, 5 July i6i6. 1 .
2. Copy of Admiral Aifcue's Letter to the King, from
the Caftle at Locvefteyn, where he was confined after the
Sea fight 20 June 1666. 2.
3. Letter from Guftavus Lang, 8 March 1693, to
Robert Henley Efq; at the Tranfport office, with a rela-
tion of Dubart's Efcape from our Fleet into Dunkirk
with the Corn Ships from Norway. 3.
4. Sums paid to the Navy from 5 Nov. 1688, to
March 1692. 4* & o
5. Lofs at Gibraltar. 10.
6. Certificate of Ships loft from feveral Ports of Suf-
fex 1628. 12.
7. Account of Work in the Yards at Woolwich from
1 Apr. to 12 Oft. 168^. 14.
8. Bill for encouragement of Sailors. 1 5.
9. Accompt of Ships & Veffels meafured by John
Bowles in purfuance of their Majefties Commiflion, bear-
ing date 30 Sep. 1690. 17.
10. Copy of the Privy Councils Inftru&ions unto the
Juftices of the Co. of Dorfet for the more eafy Collec-
tion & Levying of the Contribution & Charge laid upon
the faid County, towards the fetting forth & manning of
one Ship of 500 Tuns for the Fleet intended to be fet at
Sea this next Year 1636, with a particular numeration
of the Ships Burthen, Men & Charge of the Fleet.
3 6 > 54-
1 1. Copy of the King's Letter to all the Judges con-
cerning the levying of Ship-money, with the King's Cafe
& the Judges Refolution thereunto. 43.
2. Confederations propofed for taking into Confidera-
tion the management of the Accounts of Naval Stores,
more particularly the Clerk's Accounts of her Majefty's
Rope Yards, who are Storekeepers for Hemp, Pitch,
& Tar ; & Clerks of the Cheque upon the Ropemakers,
30 March 1702. 46.
13. Account of the Wages & all other Charges be-
longing to the Lion and Tyger Prize Ships of War,
An. 1688 & 1689. 52. 53.
14. Account of the ordinary Services performed in
the feveral Yards from 3oSep. 1688 to 30 Sep. 1692.
15. Account of the Number & Rates of Ships parti-
cularly thole intended to be imployed at Sea in the Year
1692, 56. 57.
16. The Line of Battle, Feb. 26, 1693-4- 58.
17. An alphabetical Lift of all the Tools, Implements,
&c. u r ed by a Land Army, with the Prices affixed to
ench of them. A Book of many leaves but not num-
bered on. 60.
18. An Eftimate of the Debt of her Majefty's Navy
as it i:ood 30 Sep. 1703. 61.
19. Account of Charges upon the Swallow Ship of
War, 1 705. Armiger Purdon, Purfer.
20. Demands of Brighthempfton for the Dunkirk.
64.
2r. Account of Money paid for fick & wounded to
Chirurgeons at Plymouth and Falmouth, 1689, 1C90, &
1 69 1. 65.
22. Eftimate of the Charge of viSualling 6276 Men
tD ferve in his Majefty s Ships at Sea for 13 Months &
1 Day, beginning 1 Jan. 1691. 66.
23. Various Notes & Observations relating to the
Charge of the Navy. 67.
. 24. Propofals for the greater Satisfa&ion of the Sea-
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6843, 6844*
men, & confequently for the rrtore fpeedy manning the
Fleet in time of War; with other Obfervations relating
to the Navy. 86.
25. More Notes concerning the Increafe & the en-
couragement of Mariners. " 87.
26. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Lowndes to Secretary
Burchett* An° 17 io, concerning an Allowance to Sir
W m Read for recovering the Sight of at leaft 2000 poor
Seamen.
91.
27. Propofals for defending the Sea Coafts asrainft any
Enemy, in cafe the Royal Navy fhould be otherwife
employed. 92.
28. Propofals for railing a Fund by voluntary Sub-
fcription for paying off -eamens Tickets. 98.
29. Sea Journals of Voyages to Turkey, Eaft India*
&c. I09 .
30. Admiralli Angliae a tempore Regis Edv. 11. ad
an 0 1307, ad A.D. 1590. Thorria Talboto colleftore;
1 wenty-nine pages. 1 5 1.
6844.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to military AJfairs :
1. Commiflioners from the Ordnance & Gunpowde.
(f. 1.) with notes of feveral Warrants and Orders, Anno
Car. 1. 10. 1.
2. Inftru&ions for General Mufters, ult. Feb. 1572.
3. A Memorial of feveral ihings in the Aft of punifli-
ing Mutiny & Defenion, & for falfe Mufters. temp.
Eliz.
45-
4. Allegations of Hen. Nevil Efq. Ludolph Ingolefted
& Giles de Fifcar Merchant, Strangers Patentees for the
tranfportation of Ordnance, exhibited to the Right Hon*
Sir John Fortefcue Kt. againft the falfe & flanderous Af-
fertions of one Dickinfon & his Copartners. 46.
5. 44 An Expedient or Mean> in want of Money, to pay
Sea & Land Forces without Money in this tynie of an
almoft univerfal poverty of the Englifh Nation," 4 July
1667, by Fabian Philipps. 49.
6. Coneerning the Change of Arms. 54.
7. Inftru&ions for fuch martial men as may be em-
ployed in the maritime Counties, A.D. 1588. '55. 58.
8. Order of Battle at Kinderkingen, 9 Jul. 1704. 61.
' 9. Account of the Hon. Ja Bertie Efq. Treafurer &
Paymafter to his Majefty *s Office of Ordnance of all
Money by him received & paid for Land & Sea Service
from 30 Sep. 1688 to 30 Sep. 1689, &fo annually con-
tinued to 30 Sep. 1696. 63.
10. Petition to the Houfe of Commons of the poor
Creditors of the old Debt of the Office of Ordnance,
i7°5* 64.
11. " The Book of Thofficers of Horfemen & Foot-
men with their feveral Wages & Entertainment at the
going to St. Quintaine's in the time of Q. Mary, 1557.**
12. Notes concerning Mufters. 71.
13. Opinion of the beft Lawyers concerning Scutage,
1 640. 73.
14. Allowance for the Clothing, Arms, & Tranfporta-
tion of 4 Regiments. 75.
15. Sr.Fra. Vere's Notes concerning the Duty of
every Officer in the Army. 77.
16. Materials for Fireworks remaining in his Majefty's
Stores at Tangier, until 23 May 1663. 88.
17. Commiflion to the E. ofTeviot, to be Captain
General at Tangier, &c. 89.
18. Inftru&ions for the E. of Teviot. 90.
19. Englifh Copy of the Arabic Letter fent from
Prince Cidi Abdallah at the Camp at Fez, 9th of the *
Month Ramdan 1072, which is 1662, to the E. of Pe-
terborough, Captain General of the Englifh Forces in
Africa. 9U
20. A further Colle&ion of Papers relating to the
Affairs in Africa. 95— 1 20.
5R 21. A
Digitized by
43°
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6844, 6845.
2 1. A Diicourfe of the Port of Or an. 110.
22. Lilt of the Scotch &Englilh Forces in Scotland
165c, 1651. 123.
23. Stores of Powder, &c. in the Co. of Devon, in
the time of the Rebellion. 1 23.
24. Draught of a Commiflion for Mufters in the
fcveral Counties. 129.
25. Methods for railing Money, 1640. 130.
26. A military Trcatife concerning all Things needful
in an Army according to the modern Ufe. Ninety pages.
136.
27. An Eftablilhment of the Forces in England &
Wales, as the fame Hood 27 Feb. 1659. l %3'
28. Extracts of Accounts relating to the Army 1688
— 1693. K A
29. Copy of the Agreement fcr the Troops of the
Duke of Saxe Gorha. 207.
30. Extract of 7th Article in the Stipulations between
the Kings of Britain & Denmark, 1 692. 209.
31. Capitulation with the King of Denmark concern-
ing the Danilh Forces in their Majcfties Service. 211.
32. Account of Deductions from the Charge of the
Danilh Forces. 213.
33. Account of Mr. Fotherby, Commiflafy of the
Danilh Forces. 215.
34. Mufter of the Danifii Troops, 26 May, 1691.
222.
35. Account of Money, Provifions, Horfes, Tents,
&c. delivered to the Danifh Forces 225.
36. Copy of the King's Sign Manual & Difcharge
for the payment of 20,000 1. to Jacob Vander Efch.
227.
. 37. Overcharges in the Dutch Provoft General Vel-
thoven's Accounts. 233, 275.
38. Eltablifhment forthe Dutch Forces, 1692. 2 ;6.
39. State of the daily Payment to the Dutch Forces.
270.
40. Account of Col. Theodore Rufiel's Regiment.
2 95-
41. Col Goring's Company's Mufter Book. 297.
42. Clothing of the Lord Caltletcn's Regiment of
Foot. 2 9-
^ 43. Mr. Jett's Certificate of Army Debentures peti-
tioned for to the Hon. Houfe of Commons by John
Thompfon& al. 324.
44. A Due to the Army as by the Eftablilhment
from 1 Jan. 1687 10 3° Sep. 1692. 325.
45. Copy of a privy Seal of 30.000 1. for tranf-
portation of Horfes & Arms, &c. 30 Jan. 3 Car. 1.
l62 7- 327.
46. Orders for the conftitution of Commiffioners for
the Tranfporr ation. ^ 2 8 .
47. Copy of the Patent to Mr. J.Bowles for remea-
furment of the Tranfport Ships. 331.
48. Names of the Members of the Houfe of Com-
mons, 1 Ja. 1. 1620. 337.
6845.
A Folio, confifting of Papers relating to Affairs both
foreign & domeftic : Collected by Mr. H. Wanley,
by purchafe or gift, & in general docketted by him.
1. A Comparifon betwixt Julius Caefar & Hen. iv. of
France & Navarre. I#
2. Ordo regum & principum Chriftianorum, A.D.
. 1584. fub Pontifice Julio 11. & ejus Magiftro Ceremo-
niarum Paride de Graffis Bononienfe. 6.
3. The Defcription of the Kingdom of Naples. A
Fragment. 0 r _
4. Characters of Anthony Withterlheim & Eberard
Von Wey.
*,r 5 * A Note concerning Spanifti Money, taken from
Mariana sHiftory, lib. 6. IO ,
6. Hiftbrical Obfervatious touching the City of Cadiz.
Num. 6845.
10
11.
7. Letters of Confederation between John Duke of
Lorrain, &c. and Luys Earl of Flanders. I2 ,
r^rr (7 /' £ ro P ofition fai &e par le Cardinal Albert aux
Eltatsde Brabant.
8. Copy of a Letter both in Spanifh & Englilh fent
from Jhon de Paz Vallezillo, Attorney General at S. Do-
mingo in the Ifland of Hifpaniola to the Court at Ma-
dnd, 22 Apr. 1596, complaining of the^Grand Inqui-
fitor for fetting at liberty feveral Perfons, who had been
committed to Prifon by the civil Magiftrate for trading
& carrying on a correlpondence with the Englilh Here"-
ticks who frequented their Coafts. ° x g #
9. Belgicorum fubmillio, 1 Feb. t 5S6. 24'
10. Journal of Lord Leicefter's Proceedings in~the
Low Countries by Mr. Stephen Burrough Admiral of
the Fleet, Anno 1585. " 2 6.
11. Heads of a Petition to have been prefented by
the Parliament to her Majefty about the Low Countries
Feb. 1586. 3Q /
1 2. Debates in the Committees touching the Afliftance
for maintaining of the Low Countries, 24 Feb. i<86.
36.
13. Speech defigned to have been fpoken to her Ma-
jefty touching the Low Countries, Feb. 16S6. 40.
14. Inftruttions forTho. Bodeley Efq. to the States
General of the United Provinces of the Low Countries,
2 Jan. 1594, & 27 July 1595. 47 .
15. Relation made by Tho. Bodeley Efq. of his Em-
bafly. ^ ^ * 49>
1 6. Britanno-Belgicus, (hewing & proving the neceflity
of confoUdating the Englilh with the united States of the
Low Countries in a perpetual Bond of Amity ; being a
Dialogue held in a Barber s Shop between an Fnglifli-
man bred at Doway, a Dutchman brought up at Lon-
don, the Barber of Ratcliffe & his Boy. Imperf. 71.
1 7. Part of a Speech in the Houfe upon the Opinion
of the Judges procured by Lord Finch's Sollicitation.
73-
18. Articles upon the Confideration of the Peace to
be had with Spain by her Majefty Eliz . for her own
prefer vation & the good of her Confederates. 87.
19. Confiderations touching the Peace. 89.
20. letter of Sir Ro. Williams to the Treafurer, Ad-
miral & Mr. Secretary Wallingham, upon his return
home from his Expedition againft Portugal & Spain.
100.
si. Letter from Anth. Standen, to the Lord Trea-
furer, 5 July 1596, on the taking of Cadiz. 101.
22. The Advantage obtain'd by her Majefty at Cadiz.
23. To the Lord Treafurer concerning the Fortifica-
tions at Portfmouth, 16 Aug. 1587. 104.
24. A Difcourfe of O. Elizabeth's great goodnefs to
the King of Scots, & or his Dealings towards her 1685.
106.
25 to the French Q. by the Marquifs of
Rofny, June 1603. 108.
26. Eftat. de la Suite du Due de Ferca Amb r en
France, 1612. no.
27. Prefents made to the Emperor at Franckfert,
1612. 112.
28. Relation of the King of Spain's Proceedings 1609,
againft his Subjects the Morifcos of Valencia & Caftile.
114-
29. An Account from Venice 161 2, of the Oppofi-
tion that this State hath made to the Pope's encroaching
on their Jurifdi&ion over Goods & Perfons Ecclefiaftical.
The Account is concluded with a relation of the Impof-
tures of an Apothecary s Daughter in this City. 116.
30. Parte di ragioni ^ehe militano a favore della S.
San£tit& di NS. Papa Innocenao undecimo fopra gli
affari di Colonia, e delle Franchizie. " 8 .
3 1 . Articles, que Ton accorde au Gouverneur, Cap Qe s
Officiers,
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae*
43*
Num. 6845.
Officlers, Magiftrats, Bourgs, et habitans & foldats de
Juilliers. 123.
32. Articles finales accordees & conclues entre les
Seigneurs Horace Vere, Gral de fa Maj te de la Grand
Brettagne & le Comte Tilly Lieut. Gral, concern, la
Ceflion de la Citadelle de Manheim a fa Ma te Imp 10 2
Nov. 1622. 127.
- 33. Order of the States General for a general Faft
& Day of Prayer throughout all the united Provinces,
24 Aug. 1633, for the Succefs of their Arms under the
Prince of Orange againfl the Spaniards. 129.
34. Foedus Gallicum cum ftatibus quatuor Circulo-
mm, initum Francofurti tt Sep. 1633. 131.
35. Capita de quibus in Confocderatorum conventa
Halaj Sucvorum inftituenda erit deliberatio & traftatio.
36. Memoire de Prince de Conde au Roy & les Mi-
nifies de l'Eftat. 1 34.
37. Commanders & Men killed & hurt at the taking
of the Town of St. Martin's andlfleof Ree. 136.
38. Articuli inter Guflaphum Adolphum, Suecorum
regem, 8c Ducem Bavarian, 23 Jun. 1632. 141.
39. Copiedu fameux Paflport donne par les Jefuites
pour la fomme de deux cens mille Florins, a Gand, 29
Mars 1650. 143.
40. Portraits des Generaux de l'Armee de l'Em-
pereuren TAn 1689. 144.
4!. Catalogus Profeflbrum Academiae Upfalienfis.
148.
42. Propofal of Edw. Orth for pointing out a proper
place in France for landing Men, in cafe of a War with
them. 150.
43. Confidcrations importantes touchant Phonneur&
les privileges de la Nation Angloife. 151.
44. Satirical Epitaph on Pope Alex. 8. in Latin; and
Inscription of a Medal given by the Danifh Officers in
memory of the Battle of Hockftet, Pont. 153. 154.
45. Sir John Narbrough's Relation of the Fight be-
tween the Englifh and Dutch Fleets, Aug. 1673. 1 56.
46. Another Relation of the fame. 158.
47. Relation of the K. of France's Fleet with the
Dutch, 11 Aug. 1673. 160.
48. Prince Rupert's own Hand & Demands relating
to his Command. 163. 182.
49. Several Letters & Relations touching the Sea-fight
1673. 164.
50. Placart of the States General concerning the
Premiums to be given to thofe that fet forth Ships upon
their own Charges, & take any of the Enemies Ships,
enacted 1 1 March 1635. 183.
51. Conte des Armes, &c. livrees pour le Service de
fit Maj. Brit. an. 1691. 1 85.
52. Difcourfe concerning the true Limits of all the
Countries & Provinces poflefs'd by the Spaniards & Por-
tuguefe in the Weft Indies. 187.
53. Gold & Silver brought from Marequito are car-
ried down the River Magdalena, & from thence by
Land to Carthagena. 191.
54. Lift of the Perfons executed for the Rebellion in
Virginia. ^ 193.
55. Extraft of feveral Letters from Perfons on board
Perm's Fleet, arrived at Barbadoes May 1 655. 195.
56. Part of Sir Philip Sidney's Letter to Qu. Eliz.
againft her Marriage with the Duke of Anjou. 196.
57. An Opinion of the Match propounded by the
Embaffador of Savoy for Princefs Elizabeth, by Sir Wal-
ter Ralegh. 198.
58. Reafons from Divinity againft the Match with Sa-
voy, • _ ^ " 207.
59. Sir Walter Ralegh's Opinion concerning a Match
for Prince Henry. 2 1 o.
60. Difcourfe of his Majefty's Embaffador in Spain,
• concerning a Match 1 6 1 2 . 216.
Num. 6845, 6846.
61. Concerning the Match & the Palatinate. 225.
62. Infcription for a Pyramid to be erected in the
Place where the Prince of Wales & the King of Spain
took their Leaves one of another. " 236.
63. A Lift of the Prince Palatine's Train in his Jour-
ney for England. 238.
64. Contract of Marriage between Louis xin. of
France & the Infanta of Spain. 240.
65. Papers relating 10 the D. of Monmouth's Land-
ing in the Weft. 251 — 296.
66. Depofition of Ant. Trainier, taken before the
Lord C. J. Holt, concerning the Pretender. 297.
6846.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to Parliamentary &
other public Affairs. Collected alfo .by Mr. H.Wan-
ley.
1 . A Difcourfe concerning the Common Law, defign'd
to be prefixed to Reports of Cafes adjudged in the Courts
of Juftice in Ireland, & inferib'd to the Lord Chancellor
Ellefmere by Sir John Davis. 1 .
2. An Article of Judge Anderfon concerning the
Subjects Liberty & the imprifonment of their Perfons, to
which all the Judges & Barons did fubferibe their names,
34 Eliz. Q .
3. Two Cyphers, the latter ufed A.D. 161 2. n.
4. Notes concerning the power of the Parliament in
determining Matters both public & private. 1 5.
5. Speech in Parliament, temp. Eliz. for an Addrefs
of Thanks to her Majefty for her great Care of her
own Kingdoms, & for protecting our afflicted Neigh-
bours the Chriftians of the Low Countries. 17.
6. Inftru&ions to the Judges of Ailize upon going
their Circuits, to be delivered to all Juftices of the Peace
temp. Eliz. concerning the hoarding of Corn, & the
fuppreffing Vagabonds & Thieves. 29.
7. Speeches temp. Eliz. 1593, exhorting to a Sub-
fidy. 21.
8. Warrant under the privy Seal, 9 Car. 1. to Sir
W m Sedley for receiving the Loan in the County of
Kent. 29.
9. Remonftrance againft the Monopoly of Wine Li-
cences, j 1.
10. Copy of material Points of the High Commiflion,
9 Car. 1. ^2.
11. Commiflion from KingCha. 1. for a Loan in
Kent, Nov. 6, 1626. 37.
12. Sir Geo. Sondes's Warrant to levy Ship-money,
24 Nov. 1636. * 40.
13. Copy of Lord Wotton's Commiflion of Lieute-
nancy of the Co. of Kent, 2 Ja. r. 4*.
14. Orders 10 March 1643, °f tlle Committee con-
cerning the Difcharge of thofe who were imprifoned
for Malignity, & not taking the two Covenants. 44.
15. Lift of felect Speeches in Parliament, temp. Eliz.
45-
16. Allegations againft the Queen's Legitimacy. 48.
1 7. Copy of an Act making the (^ueen hereditable in
right of her Mother. 5 i,
18. Account of the Death of Q^Eliz. with her De-
claration of her Succeflbr. ^3.
19. Examinations & Depofitions before the Lords at
Whitehall, 17 September 161 8, concerning Sir Walter
Ralegh. ^ ^ 4 5J .
20. Original Papers relating to P.Wentworth's De-
clarations & Confultarions touching the Succeffions to the
Crown of England after C^Eliz. 65.
21. Proclamations in prejudice of the Subjects Right
& Liberty. ' " no.
22. Grievances to be treated of at a Conference with
the Lords concerning ecclefialtical Caufes. 116.
23. Ecclefiaftical Commiflion unduly extended. 118.
24. Reafons why Mr. Gravet Ihould not be tolerated
above the Juftice of Law to have two Benefice?. 121.
25. A
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS,
Num. 6846.
25. A flattering Speech to K. James I* before both
HQufes. 123.
26. A kind of Journal of the Proceedings of the
Houfe of Commons, 18 Ja. 1. 125.
27. Sir Hen. Yelverton's Speech before the Lords in
his own Defence, 10 May 162 1. 131.
28. The King's Speech at the beginning of the Par-
liament 1 9 Feb. 1 623. 1 34.
29. The King's Speech to both Houfes, 8 March,
1623, in anfwer to their Advice for dilfolving both the
Treaties with Spain for the Prince's Match, & for the
reftitution of the Palatinate. 136.
30. Duke of Buckingham's Speech to the Commit-
tees of both Houfes, 8 July 1625, on the bufinefs of the
Fleet. . .. ! 4 8 -
31. The Lord Treafurer's Declaration to Parliament,
8Julyi625, touching the King's Eftate. 140.
32. King's Speech to both Houfes at the end of the
Seffion, 26 June 1628. 143.
33. Several Speeches made at the Debates concern-
ing the King's Propofitions of Supply, 2 Apr. 1628.
34. The King's Speech to both Houfes, 23 Jan. 1640,
for Pifpaich of Bufiuefs. 1 52,
35. The Speaker's Speech upon his Prefentation to
the King. 154.
36. Speech of the King to the Houfe of Commons
to reform what they had inconfiderately done, & to ac-
knowledge their Error. 1 60.
37. Addrefsof the Commons in juftification of them-
felves for receiving Sir Fra. Goodwyn into their Houfe
againft the Opinion of the Judges. 161.
38. Speedh in the Houfe of Commons, 3 Car. 1.
^ 165.
39. Heads of Mr. Attorney's Speech concerning the
King's pjwer in difpenfing with the Laws, & laying im-
pofitions upon Merchandize. 169.
40. The Lord Keeper's Speech, 17 March 1627, re-
commending a Supply. 1 7 1.
41. Speech of Sir Rob. Philipps, 22 March 1628,
complaining of Grievances. 173.
42. Sir Edw.Copke's Speech 25 March 1628. con-
cerning the imprifonment of Perfons without exprefling
the Caufe. 175.
43. Mr. Pym's Speech 1640, upon the Defigns to
alter Law & Religion. 179.
44. Mr. Crefhcild's Speech concerning imprifonment
without declaration of the Caufe. 181.
45. Speech of Sir John Colepeper concerning the
grievances of the County of Kent, & the Monopolies.
189. 193.
46. Speech of Sir Benj. Rudyard, 7 Nov. 1 640. 191.
47. Petition of Hen. Burton Clerk, Prifoner in the
Me of Guernfey, to the Houfe of Commons, that he
may have Counfel allowed him, & his Caufe brought to
a fair Trial, being imprifoned on account of fome things
dropped in two Sermons, & for refufing to take the
Oath ex Officio. 194.
48. A Speech of Lord Lucas in the Houfe of Lords
after the Reftoration, bewailing the difappointment of
feeing Things fet upon a new and good foundation, &
complaining of the fcarciry of Money, & the unrea-
fonablenefs of laying a (hilling in the Pound for the
Land Tax, when Eight Pence was fully fufficient.
195.
x 49. Meffage by the Speaker from the King about
Compofition for pourveyance, & relieving the King's
Wants. 197.
50. Speech of Sir Edwin Sandes upon the occafionof
the Meffage. ib.
51. Notes touching Compofition & Pourveyance.
200.
52. Remonftrance from the Houfe of Commons to
the King concerning the Grievances of the Nation, to-
Num. 6846.
gether with a Memorial of fuch Refolution as his IVta
jefty hath taken thereupon with the Advice of his Privy
Council, affifted by the 2 chief Juftices. 201.
53. The King's Speech, together with the Lord Keep*
ere, to both Houfes of Parliament wherein he ccmpli-
ments the Lords, but peremptorily threatens the Com-
mons to, dfmifs then*, if they did not fpeedily vote for a
Supply. 21c.
54. Petition of Edward Throckmorton Gent, to the
the Houfe of Commons, that he might be put in pof-
feffion of certain Lands in the Co. ot Huntington de-
scending to him from Sir Geo. Walton, from which he
was unjuftly detained by Sr. Oliver Cromwell & Mr. Va-
lentine Walton. 214.
55. Advice of the Lords & Commons to the King,
to discontinue the two Treaties with the King both for
the Match & for the Palatinate ; together with his Ma-
jefty s Anfwer. 218.
56. Notes concerning the Naturalization of Foreign-
ers. 222.
57. Speeches to Juftices of Peace in the Starchamber,
temp. Eliz. 224.
58. Certificate concerning the Arrears due out of the
Money granted by Parliament to the poor Proteftams of
Piedmont & Poland 1663. 228.
59. Anfwer of the Scotch Commiflioners at Rippon
to the Lords, 17 Oft. 1640.
60. Petition of the Citizens of London for redreffing
of Grievances. 2^0.
61. Scots Demands of the King. 231.
62. The effeft of the Speeches which paffed between
the Judges & the imprifoned Parliament Men in regard
to giving in Bail fur their good Behaviour. 233.
63. Scruples about the Independent Government.
64. The Lord Protestor's Speeches concerning the
Title of King^ Apr. 1657. 236. 237.
65. The King s Melfage to the H. of Commons, 24
March 1672-3, in order to difpatch the Bill for a Supply
before the Adjournment. 239.
66. Abftrati of Gates's declaration about the Plot be-
fore the H. of Commons, 23 Oft. 1678. 240.
67. Proceedings in the H. of Commons, 13 March
7 Gul. in. touching the Eleftion of a new Speaker, Paul
Foley Efq; in the room of Sir John Trevor difabled by
Sicknefs. 241.
68. Mr. Rob. Price's Speech in the H. of Commons
touching the Earl of Portland's Grant. 245.
69. Meffage from the Queen 10 both Houfes concern-
ing the Union of the Two Kingdoms. 25 r.
70. Proceedings of the Houfe in regard to the Bill
for the Eafe of Proteftant Diflenters. 253.
71. Proteft in th« Houfe of Lords againft the Bill for
the regulation of Corporations. 255.
72. Proteft againft rejefting the Bill for free & im-
partial Proceedings in Parliament. 2^7.
73. The Cafe of Sir Chriftopher Calthrop & Sir Nevil
Catline elefted & returned for* the county of
in oppofition to Sir Jn° Hobart. 258.
74. Speech in the H. of Commons againft Prohibitions
from the Common Law to (top Proceeuings in the Couit
of Admiralty. 260.
75. tfotes out of old Statutes touching hawking,
hunting, fowling, fiftiing, & cattle. 261.
76. Cafe of Mr. Stroud in a controverted Eleftion for
Plimton. 263.
77. Journal of Proceedings in the H. of Commons
March 1676. 264.
78. Members of the H. of Commons receiving Pen-
fions & Salaries. 268.
79. Cafe of the Lord Caftlehaven and his Lady.
274.
8c. Cafe of the Bifhop of St. David's before the
Lords Nov. 2;, . . . with the Pleadings of his Counfel
1 againft
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againft the Sentence of Deprivation paffed by the ABp.
of Canterbury. * 278.
8 1. Errors in the proceedings in the H. of Peers in
the i it & 2d years of K. Cha. 1. in the cafe between Rob.
de Vert E. of Oxford & the Lord Willoughby of Erefby,
concerning the Office of great Chamberlain of England,
exhibited by Awbrey de Vere E. of Oxford. 287.
82*. Reafons concerning a ne\* Parliament 29 Aug.
1695. 290.
83. Cafe of the Election at Weobley in the county
of Hereford. 292.
84. Cafe of Radnor touching the Mufters. 294.
85. Cafe of the Ele&ion at the Borough of New
Radnor* 296.
86. Cafe of the Ele&ion at Leominfter. 300.
87. Lift of the Poll at Brecknock 25 July 1698,
between JcfFerey Jeffreys Efqj & Tho. Morgan Efq.
3°4-
88. Poll for the Co. of Nottingham 1698, the
candidates being Willoughby, Eyre, Howe, & White*
306.
89. Contributions of St. Martin's in the Fields towards
the defence of the Kingdom t6i6. 308.
90. Letter of Advice to K. Cha. to take warning from
the D. of Buckingham's death to redrefs all amifs in
church & commonwealth. 309*
91. Articles to be obferved by fuch who have
Grants of Forfeitures upon penal Laws, temp.Eliz. 311.
92. Copy of a Letter of the Chancellor of the Dutchy
of Lancafter to the Juftices of the Peace in that county,
temp. Eliz. 313*
93. Sir John Puckering's Opinion in a Caufe between
Lloyd & Morgan, 8 Feb. 1586. 319.
94* Inftru&ions to be obferved in the Office x>f the
Xxchequer at Chefter, 320.
95. Condemnation at the Old Baily 26 Aug. 30 Eliz.
of three Perfons for being reconciled to the See of
Rome. 322.
96. Interrogatories to be miniftred to the Prifoners in
the Fleet 37 EKz* 324.
97- Probabilities for Mr, Talbot's confpiring to take
4>fi the Earl of Shrewfbury by Poifon, in order to enjoy
the Title. 325.
98. Indi&ment 28 Sept. 20 Eliz. againft Owen for a
Simoniacal Contrad. 326.
99. Articles of fome fpecial Mifdemeanors againft
Hugh Aclande Efq; Juftice of Peace in the county of
Devon 30 Eliz. 328.
loc. Expulfion of Henry Lord Belmont from the
Council of K. Edward 11. for refuting to be imployed in
a Treaty with the Scots. 330.
10 1 . Imprifonment of W™ Mildenhale for hearing his
Father fpeak difrefpe&ful Words of the King, & not
revealing them, 15 Rich, 11. ib.
102. Journal of Depofitions before Tho. Wilfon Efq;
Juftice of Peace An° 1626. 332.
103. A Note touching the Earl of Briftol's Petition
for his Writ to ferve in Parliament. 333.
IC4. Trial of W m Newbolt & Edw. Butler Printers,
for High Treafon, in compaffing & imagining the
Death of their mod facred Majefties K. W. & Q. M.
335.
105. Trial of W^ Canning & Fra. Dormer for the
fame.
106. Trial of Billidge Clayton M.D. for a Mifde-
meanour.
107. A Difcourfe proving Death too extreme punifli-
ment for ftealing Deer, Conies, & fuch Trifles ; & that it
is againft the Commonwealth to have fo great a Number
of Parks. 336.
1 08. Complaint of Capt n Button for being removed
by K. Ja. from a Place which he held by Letters patents
for life, granted to him by Q.Eliz. 342.
109. Warrant to theE. of Northton Conftable of the
Cat. Harl. Vql. III. *>•
Num. 6846, 6847.
Tower figned 20 Jan. 1678* for taking into cuftody the
Lord Afton for high Treafon* 344.
t tOi Copy of the Indiftment of Thomas Aikenhead
at Edinburgh for Blafphemy, denying the Scriptures, &c.
together with the Verdift of the Affize & Sentence A.D.
1697* 346. 348.
in. Thomas Aikenhead's Speech & Letter to his
Friends. 350.
1 ia. Apology of Fdw. Nevil 10 June 1606, for Gar-
net the Popifli Prieft, directed to the Rev- Father
Rob. Parfons, Re&or of the College at Rheims*
113. Account of the Poyfoning of Thomas Jordane
by Alice Jordane his wife & others, An. Eliz. 26.
354- ^56- 359. 379*
114. Examination of Tho. Jackfon & Rob. Wimple
of Cottenham near Cambridge, concerning difrefpeftful
Words fpoken by Edw. Harris againft the Ld.Treafurer*
36 Eliz. " 357.
115. Examination of perfons for fpeaking againft her
Majefty by Sir John Packering 1 594. 3 63.
116. Number of Perfons condemned to be executed
at the Seflions at the Old Baily 26 & 29 Aug. 1588.
372.
117. Articles obje&ed in the Star-chamber againft
Owen Donne by Edw. Donne Lee. 378.
1 1 8. Examination of Walter Hoper & J. Pulman two
Street Walkers, before Edw.Vaughan Efq; 3 1 June j 595.
376.
119. Cafe of Mr. Talbot & Mr. Thimblebie, both
whofe Servants were killed in driving for the way.
377-
120. Petition in the Star-chamber that Sir John
Elliot & the other Members of the Houfe of Commons
may have free Accefs to their Counfel to vifit them,
121. Fees belonging to Mr. Cha. Fox Secretary of the
Council, &c. 383.
122. Concerning the Cuftom on Starch & Leather
20 Hen. vii. 384.
123. Cafe of W* Ruflel Efq; Son of the D. of Bed-
ford, touching his Election for Taviftock againft Sir
John Davis. 386*
124. Counfel & Advice to .... Hernan. 388.
125. An opprobrious Meflage from the Countefs
of Shrewfbury to Sir Tfro. Stanhope 10 Feb. 1592.
39a.
126. Articles by the Lord Howard againft the E. of
E(Tex 1606, concerning his Marriage, &c. with the E.
of Effex's Anfwers. 394.
127. Inftru&ions for the Juftices of Weftminfter.
128. Inftruftions from Lt. General Wade to Major
Gen. Moyle at Edinburgh March 13, 1734-5, how to-
behave when called in to the affiftance of the civil'*
magiftrate. > 39 8.
6847.
A Folio, confiding of Copies of A£ts of Parliament.
1. An AGt againft commencing Suits for recovery of
Inheritance upon old fleeping Titles. 1.
.2. An Aft to reform Abufes, particularly relating to
Outlawries. 11.
3. An Aft that the cafual Fines, ordinary Fees, &
other Profits arifing by the Admiffion, Government, &
Correction of Watermen may be truly accounted for, &
imployed for the relief of the poor, aged, & impotent
perfons of the faid Company. it,
4* An A& for the fet ting of certain Manors & Lands
of the Rt. Hon Wc Vifc 1 Montague towards payment of his
Debts, or railing his Daughters Fortunes. 16.
5. An A& to enable Martin Calthorp Efq; to make
Sale of certain Lands for payment of his Debts be pre-
ferment of his younger children. io.
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. f>. An Aft for the avoiding of a Decree procured in-
directly & by corruption in the Chancery between the
£ord Wharton & Dame Dorothy his Wife, & Wil-
lpughby E% and others, & for avoiding certain Con-
veyances unconfeionably and unduly obtained by the faid
Lady Dorothy from Sir Francis Wiiloughby Kt. her late
Hulband. ' 20.
7. Sir Simeon Steward's Anfwer to the Bill in Par-
liament in behalf of Lady Jermy, concerning the avoid-
ing of a Fine levied by her and her Hufband to Sir
Mark Steward, Father of the faid Sir Simeon, 4° Eliz.
22.
t 8. An Aft for the explaining of a Statute made 43
Eliz. intitkd for the true making & forking of Woollen
Cloths. " *4-
9. A Brief of the Aft for the Sale of the Lands of
Sir Anthony Auther, Sir Tho. Hardnes, Sir Roger James
& John Wroth, to raife money to pay their creditors.
-jo. An Aft for the explaining & enlarging 6f a Sta-
tute made 8 Eliz. intitled an Aft concerning Sea
Marks & Mariners. • 3 1 •
11. An Aft te make good Leafes made by Corpora-
tions, notwithftanding the mifnaming or the not true
naming of the Corporation. 33.
13. An Aft for the free Trade & Traffick of Welch
Cloths, Cottons, Freezes, Linings, & Plains in &
through the Kingdom of England & Dominion of Wales.
3 6 -
13. An Aft for explanation of a Provifo in an Aft
made 13 Eliz. concerning Leafes to be made by Colle-
giate Churches. 36.
14. An Aft for the Eftablifliment of the PofTeflion
unto Dame Mary Buckley Widow, of all & fmgular
the Meffuages, Tenements, Hereditaments, Leafes, &
Terms for Years therein mentioned, & for reftoring to
her the Rents, Profits, and Arrearages thereof, and
of every Part thereof, according to her Title to the fame.
37-
15. An Aft for an explication of a Provifo concern-
ing Welch Cottons, freeing them from all Penalty for
or concerning Length, Width, & Breadth. 39.
*6. An Aft for the more eafy & fpeedy difcharge of
Recognizances acknowledged in her Majefty's (C^
Eliz.) high Court of Chancery, & other her Courts
of Records, having Authority to receive the fame.
43-
.17. Subilartce of a Bill for the true making of Woollen
Cloths. ^48.
18. An Aft confirming a Branch of Magna Charta,
making the committing to Prifon without Arreft pu-
nifliable. 51.
, 1 9. An Aft to enable Sir Timothy Hutton Kt. & Mat.
Hutton his Son & Heir apparent, to fell certain Lands
fbr payment of their Debts, & raife Portions for their
younger Children, & for eftablifliing other Lands in
lieu thereof. 52.
20. An Aft for affurance of Bargains, Sales, &
Conveyances of Land to be made without Coven.
53-
4i. An Aft for the more fpeedy Payment of the
King's Debts, & the Subjefts theirs. 58.
22. An Aft for the Confirmation of Giants made ©r
to be made by Commiflions heretofore granted, or
hereafter to be granted for the amending of defeftive
Titles. 63.
- 23. * An Aft for the better regulating of Printers &
Printing Prefles. 69.
24. An Aft for the confirmation of all Grants to the
Queen, 18 73.,
25. An Aft for explanation of a Provifo in an Aft
made * 1 3 Eliz* 1 concerning Leafes to be madfe by Colle-
giate Churches. • , 75. 88.
26. An Act againft Drunkennefs. 76*
Num. 6847.
27. An Aft for regulating Counsellors at Law.
78.
28. Subfidies intended for foreign Princes from the
Year 1692 to the end of the war. 83.
29. An Aft for taking away the Bounty Money for
exporting corn from 9 Feb. 1699 to 29 Sep. 1700.
^ 84.
30. An Aft for pusventing frivolous & vexatious Law
Suits in the Principality of Wales & the Counties Pala-
tine. 84.
31. An Aft for the Repair of Dover Harbour.
ib.
32. An Aft for raifing the Militia for the Year . 170c.
84. b.
33. An Aft for . the better afcertaining the Tythes of
Hemp & Flax. ib.
34. An Aft to prevent Difputes that may arife by
Officers & Members of Corporations, having neglefted
to fign the Affociation, & taking the Oaths in due
time. 8 5.
35. An Aft for making the River Lark, alias Burn,
navigable. 85.
36. An Aft for the better preferring the Navigation of
the Rivers Avon and Froome, & for cleanfing, pavings
& enlightening the Streets of Briftol. ib. b.
37. An Aft to recover & preferve the Navigation of
the River Dee, Chefhire.
38. A Note of all fuch Afts of Parliament as are to
expire 1 Jan. 1620. 86.
39. An Aft for the inlargement of the Jurifdiftion
of the Court of Star-chamber. 89.
40. An Aft for the Supprellion of divers Innovations
in Churches & Chapels about the Worfhip of God, &
for the due obferving of the Lord's day, & the better
advancement of the preaching of God's holy word in all
parts of the Kingdom. 93.
41. An Aft for the fecuring & confirming of the
Lands, Tenements, & Rents heretofore granted, devifed,
or conveyed to feveral Companies within the City of
London, & 10 the Mayor & Commonalty & Citizens of
London., 113. 128.
42. Propofitions & Heads of Matters to be par*
doned, defigned for an Aft of Grace temp. Jac. 1.
117.
43. An Aft of Refumption temp. Hen. vin. 119.
44. An Aft for . enrolling Indentures of fecret Ufes,
& creating of fecret Eftate. 1 24.
45. An Aft fbr the better explanation & the fupplying
the Defefts of the former Laws for the fettlement of the
Poor, 3 & 4 Gul. & Mar. 169 1 . 132.
46. Aft for a Company trading to Africa & the In-
dies, June 26, 1695. 14c.
47. An Aft for the Lords CommHIioners for the
great Seal, wherein is contained the appointing the Cuftos
Rotulorum & Clerkfliip of the Peace throughout Eng-
land according to the Statute of 37 Hen. vin. on 22 June
1689, & 1 Gul. & Mar. 144.
48. An Aft for the re-eftating certain Manors, Lands,
& Tenem t§ in the Co. of Somerfet late of W m Morgan of
Penrofe in the Co. of Monmouth Efq; upon the faid V\ ra
Morgan & his Heirs, & difcharging theTruft concerning
them. 149.
49. An Aft for eftablifliing Articles & Orders for
the regulating & better Government of their Majefties
Navies & Ships of War, & Forces by Sea in the time of
War. 152.
50. An Aft temp. Hen. vin. for annexing divers
Manors, &c. to the Caftle of Windfor. 1 58.
51. An Aft for incouraging Families of Strangers to
fettle in this Realm. 163.
52. An Aft for the making void a Decree made in
his Majefty's high Court of Chancery againft the Heirs
of W m Goddard Efq; deceafed, for the Lands of Inheri-
tance whereof the (aid W m Goddard died feized. 1 65.
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55; Order of the H. of Commons in pur^iance* of 'a
SSdiStf G,af8 - makerS ^^onopoly of
John' Ca^K Jl^' Wf °£ ^ fet
the 5 £t£f BdSlTSff ^ MCrChantS Ad ~Jf
6848.
A fcalAS aini !I g PaperS ^ reIatin ff t0 Ecclefiaft-
lini/^ T rea u fe c ? ntainin S Motions touching Mercv
S d SK^rt *? be P« ru fed for Chrift's fake,
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2. ANoteoutofGuicciardiniconcenunctheweak
of AvIgSn ^ f ° r 70 yCars t0 S ether « *e City
™J* Exam ™ ations > Petitions, &c. of Barrow, Grefn-
N° 68ao % 7 r 4 "f' ' ' , e 78 -? I3 > CSeemore.ofthefe,
the fublea of B™ 40 ; ^ foK *3> » » book on
^e^
Aifo papers
i,,ftr^ ^ arL ! terarum D. Widis Duacenfis ad il
Mnffimam Nuncium Apoftolicum in Befgb An I*
we/' thf JT 5fT\. addreflM t0 Dr ' Ge °'g« Black-
and other relative matters, f. 82-87. Ws inS'
BreW fD^Lr^f^^^^ 1 " neceflaria 2 pro
« i ^"X" 8 * P au, ° ante ipfam executionem CtrhAi
9- Confultatio Pontificis de bello facro.
Num.6848, 6^9.
11. Anfwer of her raoft ferene Maieftv O Chlur'
of Sweddand to the Cb^VW&S^
cenyng the pretended extirpation of S^SS
12. Petition of the BookfeUers to the AiremhIv°Af
DivmesJan. 2, 164 a thaf Mr v« A«embly of
tendom. 7 ' " & moft ancient »n Chrif.
14. An Aft concerning Herefy. jj£
fte!igio? Pini0h ° f Chrifto I* er Marlv a Sainft Revealed
16. Heretical Notions Concerning the Deity of Jefus
1 2 May 1 am ° ng PerS ° f Th0, Kydd a Prifoncr i
1 7. Athdftical & fedirious Sentiments of Rich. Cholm^
ley, temp. Ehz.
18. Notes concerning Marriage. [It
19. Proteftin the Lower Houfe of Convocation a/ainft
Innovations, Dec. 15, 1705. , 7g f 8
20. A Form of Retraftaiion required of Dr At£r
& aSST* Bifl, ° 1 * hi ™s °»
22. Ecclefiaftical Grievances. Jg6
^ffitSS* upon ,h * Confo I 7' ; '
i =^«iSrf5ji ta " 1 Father 10 ** W! «» »
25. Decree of the ecclefiaftical Court of CanterW.
^ n ^; cha i F r cet ' Nich - Mor «*h John St 2
Tho W,HoughbyforMifl)ehaviourA.1). i s 6 0< , 0 V
26. Pamcmation of Prayers from the Monailer? of
Heyles for Charles Lord Herbert & his Lady. \L
ne'fices " COncernin S ^ AdmiiTion of Aliens to Be-
Wot* a'' ° Iey * S t0 Mr ' Ste P h - Richardfon 9 at
R^^t^T^ & Thornto ^
29. Notes concerning the inftitution & tranfla°in
of fome Bifhops in the interval from 1 554, T 16^5
30. Inhabitants of the Diocefe of Ely; TJ'
H' ?h e e 0 / a A^ US E P ilb °P° r ^ ^ Angh'a.
th?v a 5 mdes , contr <>vertedin Germany between
the Ivemonftrants and Anri-Remonftrants. 7 7n
*&!&£££*" *— «*«^
3J. Cr«d ufcd by the Roman CathoUck Church.
36. A paper in old EnKlilh Verie mri,l.j «J' 7 '
^Obfervadona on .he Opinions & Conduft" F.
38. Aa againU Swearing & Carting.
40. Letters from the Q. of France tn rli^ a<t t} 7 '
^ 2 4 2a
6849.
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1 C°nSr? ffairS f ° fState - -S&arhyl^ug^
m enVtemTHenfr Pr ^^^
Infur;eSr ndUm ° f ? ^™ nt 3 Ed. , touching
3. Summonitio Parliamenti 27 Ed. r J*
iv. & Hen V K emary N ° tCS ^ Ed ' ni Rich : »•
5. Proceedings touching Subfidies tempf Ed^i/fc.
6. Account of the Receipts & Charges of \L
vernment given in to the ParliLent xfS vl^
7. Journa of Parliament ,8 Ed. in. i 7 /
8. Journal of the firft Parh'ament of Hen v 11'
9- Memorandums of the Parliam' 1 8 Hen n L 11'
10. Summons to the High Sheriff of thTco of D*.
von, to releafe from imprifoWnt Rich. Str^tg^S
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for Plimpton, that he might take his place in Parliament
^Proc'eres in fuo ordioe in Pari. 33 Hen. vm. 1 &
fl Phil. & Mar. 8c 1 Eliz. 55-
I2 Prefence of the Kings of England ufual at De-
bates in Parliament. m J 7 \ l ^' 13 V 5 ' l° 3 t L
1 5 Titles of the Kings of England according to the
feveral periods of our Hiftory. 65.
ia Parliamentary Notes m feveral Reigns. 66.
" 107. 130.
1 5. Claufe of an Aft againft paying Annates to Rome,
A 16. ^Judgment given in the open Court of Parliament
aeainft Sir Giles Mompeflon K< 7°'
17. Summons to Parliament 7 & t \ Hen. vii. 75»
18. Writ for eleaing 2 Knights of the Shire for Rut-
land 31 Eliz. 7 8 «
10. Copies of other Writs for eleaing Reprefentatives
in Pari' temp. Eliz. 79- 9*- 8 4- 9°'
20. Aas of Parliament made temp. Hen. vm. 81.
a 1. Debate about fetting forth the Annies in Nor-
mandy in Pari' at Winton, Hem vi. 85.
22. Debate upon prefenting the Speaker to the King
temp. Hen. v. 86 -
23. Parliament Lift 27 Eliz. 1584. »7-
44. Notes concerning Eftates in the Manor of Clipe-
fley in the Co. of Norfolk. 94-
25. Manner of trying a Peer, temp. R. Joh. 99.
26. Copy of a Warrant for calling a Parliament in the
Vacancy of a Lord keeper, which was dire&ed to feveral
Lords of the Council, who were to keep the Seal for the
time being for that purpofe, An° 1 Eliz. too.
27. Precedents of Aas of Parliament pafled without
the concurrence of any Lords fpiritual, temp. Edv. 1.
Edv. 111. 8c Rich.' n. Ve?*
28. Names of thofe who diflented from the Bill of Su-
premacy. |°4*
29. The Stridnefs wherewith Statutes are to be inter-
preted. Io6 '
30. Extraas from Rolls 6 Joh. in.
31. Precedents of the Kings of England confulting
with the Peers in the great Council, 8c Commons in Par-
liam 1 , on the articles of Peace and War. 113. 116.
119. 127.
32. Reafons of the Bifliop of Wmchefter 3 Ed. 111. for
refuting to give an Account of his neglea of attendance
in Parham' in any other Court but the Parliament.
114.
33. Precedency of Pefcrs determinable in Parliament.
128.
34. Commifiions for inquiry in fundry public Abufes.
134;
3^. Examinations of feveral Seaaries, temp. Eliz.
Thefe (hould have been conneaed with the Papers on
the fame Subjea in the preceding Volume of this Cata-
logue marked 6848. § 3. 140.
36. Caufes of Difcontent. 263.
37. Articles laid before the Queen as proper to be ob-
ferved for the peace 8c Order of the Church. 265.
38. A Prayer of Q. Eliz. for the fuccefs of her Arms,
1596 ; together with an Account of the Regiments in
Pay, 8c their refpeaive Salaries. 268.
39. Letter from Mr. Geo. Watfon to his Brother Mr.
Tho. Taylor at Reading, concerning his Troubles in the
Star Chamber. 269.
40. Propofal for a Petition to K. Ja. for a further Re-
formation in the Church A. D. 1 603. 271.
41. Three Letters written in Latin expofing the bad
praaices of the Fathers in the Jefuits College at Vienna
A.D. 1591. " 272.
42. Extraas out of a Book intitled, A Confutation of
Athcifm by J. Dove D. D. 279.
43. Abftraa of a Speech to the Committee concern-
Num. 6849, 685O.
ing a Petition for the reftitution of deprived Minifters, to
be laid before the King. 282.
44. An Anfwcr to certain Arguments raifed from
fuppofed Antiquity and Praaice by fome Members of
the lower Houfe of Parliament, to prove ecclefiaftical
Laws ought to be enaaed by temporal Men. This was a
Speech of Sir Rob. Cotton in Pari 1 3 Ja. 1 . 283.
45. Certificate of all the Juftices to the Lords of the
privy Council concerning Grants of penal Laws 8c Sta-
tutes, A° 1604. 291.
46. An Aa for the better direaion of ecclefiaftical pro-
ceedings. 292;
47. Note concerning the feifure of Recufants Lands
& Goods. 295.
48. Speech at the inftallation of Robert Bp. of Lin-
coln, in prefence of the Pope & Cardinals at Lions, Anno
D. 1201. 2 97>
49. Dr. Manwaring's Submiflion in both Houfes 21
June 1628, for publiftiing 2 Sermons intitled Religion
and Allegiance. , 3°3*
50. Animadverfiones in Chriftophori Sandii Hiftoriam
enucleatam. 3°4«
51. Obfervations upon Mr. Nye's Book of Natural
Religion. 3 11 -
52. Rules for regulating Converfation. 323.
53. Proof of the Exiftence of a Deity & the divine
Attributes, propounded by way of Queftion & anfwer.
3 2 5-
54. A Prayer 8c other Aas of Devotion. 316.
55. The Charaaer of Mr.G. the former part of whofe
Life was much objeaed againft, but afterwards became
eminent for piety 8c goodnefs. 3 aS -
56. Meffage from Q. Eliz. to the Lord Mayor 8c Al-
dermen of the City of London, in order to prevent Mu-
tinies & Difturbances fecretly plotted by the Apprentices,
Servants, & other the bafer fort of Artificers & Retailers.
57. Points to be difcourfed on againft Sedition &
Difcord - . r , , 34 »*
58. A general Confideration of a Libel. 34»-
59 Notes out of Statutes relating to the Churches of
Durham, Carlifle, 8c Wells. 35°-
6®. Letter of Dr. W m Eufdall 13 Oa. 1636, to the
ABp. of York, about Fees taken in his Vifitation.
35 2,
61. Mandamus from K. Cha. 11. to the Univerfity of
.... to inftitute Walter Walker Commiflary for the
Co. of Bedford, Dr. of Laws. 353-
62. A private Letter from Mr. Oliver Naylor to his
Coufin Mr. John Cofin at Durham. 355-
6850,
A Folio, containing Papers relating to public Affairs.
Colleaed by H. VVanley. #
1. A Book prefented to Q. Elizabeth concerning the
government of the kingdom. '*
2. A Conference between a Gentleman in tne
Country, a Lawyer, and a moderate Papirt.
3. Some Colleaions relating to Brmfli Antiqumes.
4. Submiflion of the Realm to the Pope ult. Nov.
1554 5 : Catalogus urbium, Epatum Oppidor. Ma-cat.
Caftror. Eccle~ar. paroch. fluviorum illu g™"^^
fylvarum quas Chafes vocant, Saltuum, V ^"°^V°™
nium qua : in unoquoq; regni AngU* comitatu contmen
tur. , nx
6. A Defcription of the city of London. j *•
7. An Account of the city of Coventry. 33-
8. Confideration of the Union of England 8c bcot-
land. temp. Jac 1. ft'
9. Notes on the Irilh 8c Scotch Writers. <g
io. Notes concerning Regahties. Nw ' es
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1 1. Notes concerning the great Council of State in
England. 68.
1 2. Copy of the fignification of the Queen's pleafure
for continuing of the Exchequer at Weftminfter. 69.
13. Offer of the lower Houfe of Parliament to her
Majefty, 18 March 1586, of a Benevolence or Contribu-
tion. 72.
1 4/ Certain Treafons tranflated out of a Book entitled,
Confutatio caufarum quibus Elizabetha Angliae Claflia-
rios fuos adduftos fuiffe Ubello in lucem edito declaravit,
ad naves non paucas onerarias Hanfeaticorum in Oceano
occidental! intercipiendas. 74.
1 5. Againft auricular or private information of Judges,
calculated in the year 1590, for the Meridian of Weft-
minfter. N 80.
16. Neceflary Articles for diminilhing the Charges of
her Majefty's Houfe. " 88.
17. Valuation of Jewels given to Qu Eliz. 89.
1 8. Memorandum of things for the Entertainment of
the Queen at Kew. 90.
19- Donations to the poor in theLindfey Divifion in
the Co. of Lincoln, together with their Mifapplication.
92.
20. Heads for a Petition to her Majefty to ratify all
the Grants of her Grandfather, Father, &c. 94.
21. Memorandums concerning Lands vefted in her
Majefty, & of fundry Grants made by her of Arrearages
of yearly Rents, &c. 96.
22. Difburfements of Sir Fra. Walfingham in his Em-
baffy to the King of Scots 1583. 101.
23. Remembrances of the L. Marquis of Winchefter
L. high Treafurer, A. D. 1561, for the prefervation .of
the Queen's Lands & augmenting her Revenue, & faving
Expences. 1*3.
24. A Note for remedying of Frauds in the Cuftoms.
107.
25. Propofitions for a Supply for the Naval Force for
the afliftance of the K. of Denmark. 1 1 o.
26. Propofals for the improvement of the Induftry of
the Kingdom, & for the advancement of the Revenue.
112.
27. Claufes of an Aft of Parliament relating to Church
Wardens & Overfeers of the Poor. 115.
28. Claufe of an AQt of Parliament 17 10, concerning
the Duties of Excife. 1 1 7.
29. Proje&s of raifing benefit to his Majefty advifed
upon in Council, A. D. 1 6 1 2. 120.
30. Diftmrfements of Fra. Stonard Efq; of Stapleford
Abbot in the Co. of Effex, for the King & the Parliament
1640. 129.
3 1. De Juramento quorundam Magnatum Angliae pro
tranfgreflione fefla cum Vexillis explicatis, an° 20 Ed. z.
141.
32. Copy of a Letter to Edw. Grevill Efq; about the
Deputy Clerklhip of the Peace. 142.
33. Petitions of the Ruflia Merchants relating to Wax
brought from thence, temp. Eliz. 147.
34. Petition of the Leatherdreflers. 154, 157, 27 1.
35. Reafons of the Grant to Mr. Drake for making
Aquavits, Aquacompofita* Beereger & Aleger. 155.
36. Concerning the Farm & Overlengths of Cloth.
160.
37. Breviate of a Bill for the regulation & encourage-
ment of Fifliermen on the River Thames, for providing
Seamen for their Majefties Fleets, & for preventing
Frauds in dealing of Cuftoms. 161.
38. Cafe of the Reverfioners. (162.)
39. Complaints againft the Exa&ionsof the Coal fel-
lers at Newcaftle. ( 1 63)
40. Petition of Edw. Green for remedying fomeAbufes
in the Graver's Office in the Tower. 164.
41. Motion in Parliament for fetting a Penalty upon
JJlury. 166.
42. Advice touching Iron Ordinance, 174.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6850.*
43. Refolution in Parliament concerning Hearth-
Money. " 178.
4if. Propofals 15 OGt. 1700, for raifing a Slim of
500000I. for purchafing forfeited Eftates in Ireland, pur-
fiiant to an A61 of Parliament, to be paid in fuch Tal-
lies, Debentures, Malt-tickets, Exchequer Bills, &c.
179.
45. Debate on the differences between the Englifh &
Dutch Eaft India Companies. 185.
46. Draught of an Aft of Parliament for an Eaft
India Company. ' 187.
47. A Letter 3 Apr. 1696, concerning the Affiento.
209.
48. Lifts of Afts of Parliament paffed in divers Reigns.
212, 240.
49. Statutes for Employments by Strangers. 219.
50. Propofition for preventing Forgery & Perjury, by
Tho. Parton. 221,
51. Claufes of an Aft relating to Officers in the Army.
223.
52. Breviat of a Bill for the better Eafe of Sheriffs in
paffing their Accounts, and in the execution of their
Office. 236.
53. Brief of the Bill for confirmation of Compa-
nies Lands. 242.
54. Certificate concerning the reftraint upon Grain &
other Vidlual in the Hundred of Tichfeld. 244.
55. Note* concerning Privileges of Members of Par-
liament. 245.
56. Queftion how the E. of Briftol for committing
Treafon beyond the Seas, fhall be tried before his Peers
in Parliament. 246.
57. Commiffioners Names for taking the Oaths of the
Juftices of Peace in Wales & Lancafhire, & likewife for
the Englifh Counties. 247, 249.
58. Juftices of the Peace for the County of Surry.
251.
59. Archbifiiops& Bifhops of Ireland from 1660 to
1726. 252.
60. Petition to the E. of Salifbury Lord H. Treafurer
from the Mafter of the Revels, for a Houfe for the Exe-
cution of his Office. 258.
61. the Lord H. Treafurer, the E. of Salifbury's
Speech to the King upon his receipt of the Staff. 259.
62. A Letter from the K. at Royfton recommending
to the Committee the Eleftion of a Lefturer in Grefham
College, in the room of Dr. Mountain promoted. 261.
63. Petition to the Council, temp. Eliz. from the City
of Norwich againft the City of London, for denying the
fale of their Goods any where but at the Hall. 263.
64. Report from the L. Mayor of London concerning
the Provifions of Corn made & remaining in the Bridge
houfe, 22 May 1595- 265.
65. Speech at prefenting the Lord Mayor, temp. Eliz;
270.
66. Petition of W 0 Guillim againft Hugh Welfli of
Herefordlhire for undue Speeches againft the Lords of
her Majefty's Privy Council. 273.
67. The unjuft Manner of detaining feven hundred
Pounds from Burnel by Brudenel, Toogood & Mar-
getfon. 275.
68. Sundry Petitions relating to the Interefts of par-
ticular perfons. 278.
69. Reafons offer'd to Q. Eliz. for filling up the va-
cant See of Ely. 297.
70. Suit to her Majefty for a Gift to Serjeant Pucker,
ing for his Services. 312.
71. Opinion of the L. Chief Baron concerning Ba*
nifhment. 320.
72. Vota morientis: a Difcourfe fetting forth proper
Direftions to render a Prince & People happy. 322.
73. Letter of T. Phillips cQncerning his intended edi*
tion of Thuanus in Englifh ; with other Remarks upon
die fame Subjeft. 33b.
5 T 74. Propo-
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74. Propofals for publifliing the Body of the Civil Law
With Annotations. 338.
75. Prepofal for eftabliftiing an Academy of Sciences
in London. 340.
76. Lift of fome of the Manufcripts in the Lawyers
Library at Edinburgh. 341 .
77. Eftimate of Sr. Chriftopher Wren for a room to
Contain the Cotton Library, laid before the Lord Godol-
phin Lord H. Treafurer. 343.
78. "Statutes of Bifhop Nicolfon's at Chrift Church, &
the Bodleian Libraries. 347*
79. Fragments of Charters & Confirmations of Privi-
leges granted to the Univerfity of Oxford. 376.
8©. Indentura fca int. Thomam Alyn Prorem F~6ratus
Sci Laurencii de Blakemore in Com. Effex, & re&ores
ecciiae parochial, de Meriborne al. di&. Tyborne in com.
Midd. ex pte ufca, & Thomam Hobfon Genofum ex parte
idta, teftatur quodPrdci Por. & Conventus conceflerunt
j>rdi&. Thome Hobfon totam ecctfam di£k. cum tris obla-
conibus, &c. ad terminum nonaginta & novem annorum
dat. 1 Maij 3 Hen. vin. 404.
81. State of the Revenue at the Charterhoufe at
Chriftmas 1712. 406.
82. Eftimate taken it June 16 10, of a Pipe to bring
Water from the main Pipe of Eltham to Mr. Newton's
Lodge in the great Park there. 410.
83. Experiment of Hen. Meggs to ftiewthe force of
a Roller or Engine put off from any Mountain or Hill.
41 1.
84. Epiftie dedicatory to Anne, prenx'd to the 2d
Vol. of ..... general Hiftory of England. 412.
85. Complimental Letter from Samuel, Patriarch of
Alexandria* to Q. Anne, dated Feb. 1712. 416.
86. The Accident by a dreadful temped of Thunder
& Lightning that happened to the great Church at Co-
ventry, 24 Jan. 1665, recommended to the Charily of
well difpofed Perfons. 4 1 S.
6851.
A F0K0, containing Papers (originally of Edw. Walker)
delating to the Civil Wars under K. Cha. 1. An. 1638,
ice. wherein art the Appointment of Commiflioners
to treat with the Scots, His Majefty's Speech to the
AfTembly at York, Declaration of the Committee of
Scotland at Rippon, Councils of War, Inftru&ions,
Commiflions, Orders, Warrants, Lifts of Officers &
Soldiers, Stores of Garrifons, Accompts, Orders for
payment of Money, &c. as are now more particularly
fpecified.
1. Sketch (or model) of a paper for the regulation of
the Army 1635.
2. A circular Letter from the King, printed in fcript
hand r directed to Thomas Higate of Haves, Gent, requi-
ring the loan of 15, in the 9th year of tne King's Reign.
On the outfide is written " Abated to 1 o I. by Warrant
dated the 4th of March 1 64 (probably 1 6 34.)"
3. Englifli Lords Commiflion to treat with the
Scotch.
4. Form of a Captain's Commiflion 1639 & § 6.
5. Petition of the Lords of the Covenant & Scot-
aad, with the King's anfwer fubferibed, 1 639.
7. Lift of Officers for a train of Artillery, 1640.
4. Copy of accounts for the King, 1640.
9. — of a new eftablifhment for military pay,
July 1640.
10. The King's Speech at York, Sept. twenty-fourth
1640.
U. At Rippon, 8th Oaober, D #
12. EngliHi Lords appointed to treat with the Scotch,
at Rippon, D*
t %. Accounts for the Pari 1 1640.
14. Order for paying the Garrifon of Carlifle.
15. Accounts of Edw. Walktr at Carlifle 1641 > with
other Accounts & receipts*
Num. 6851, 6852.
16. Warrants & Orders from the King, about the fame
time.
17. Depofition of Sir Francis Wortley Knt. & Bart.
Col. in his Map fervice: With other Depofitions, re-
fpe&ing Worcefter, 1642.
18. Orders of the Council of War, Warrants, &c.
1642. A Proclamation, Letter or two to perfons not
named, & more of the depofitions above noticed.
1 9. Inftru&ions for the Comm • in Worcefterfhire,
followed by Commiflions & Councils of War, as before.
20. Account of receipts & difburfements, 1642. Alfo
commiflions.
21. Inftruftions for Commiflioners in Oxfordfhire.
Three Sheets.
22. Orders of Council of War. Receipts for pay from
Officers, &c
23. Account of money difburfed by W. Briflenden,
for bringing the Ship Providence from Paul's to York,
and a few other papers.
24. Inftru&ions for Sir Jacob Aftely at Reading j
Councils of War, &c.
25. A Proclamation to prevent Officers & Soldier?
from leaving the Army, 28 Nov. 1642.
26. Inftru&ions for Sir Arthur Afton at Reading.
27. Quarters of the Army, as fettled 9 Dec. 1642.
28. ABreviat of provifions delivered to the garrifon
at Wallingford, from the Counties of Oxon & Berks,
Dec. 29, 1642. With another paper refpe&ing Wal-
lingford.
6852.
Another Folio, very fimilar, containing Commiflions for
raifing Regiments, Proclamations, Protedions, Coun-
cils of War, Warrants, & other Papers relating to the
Civil Wars under K. Cha. 1. from 1643, &c. Towards
the end there are Papers relating to K. Cha. 11.
1. A brief of commiflions giving for raifing of
horfe, &c.
2. Short notes of prote&ions granted.
3. Commiflions & Orders for others.
4. Form of an Oath for Soldiers in an Oxford regt.
with notes of Committees & Councils of War.
5. Commiflions, Proclamations, &c. 1643.
6. lnitru&ions for the Earl of Carberry, in Wales.
Commiflions, Proclamations, &c.
7. Orders to Col. Geiard Croker refpe&ing quarters,
Councils of War, &c.
8. Engagement of Adam Winckworth of Marlbo-
rough to raife threefcore Pounds, &c.
9. Letter to the Juftices of the Peace in North
Wales, followed by Commiflions, Proclamations,
&c.
1 o. Papers relating to the contributions of the Coun-
ties to the fupport of the Royal Army.
11. Letter to L Digby from Exeter, on fending out
the Poffe Warrants into the North of Devon. 12 Sept.
1644.
12. Paper prefehted to the Council of War. Notes of
Councils, &c. 1643.
1 3. A proclamation refpe&ing the Mufter-Mafters, "
with other papers.
14. " The names of fuch perfons as are conceived
fitt to fee the Proteftacon folemnly taken and fworne:'*
followed by the ufual papers.
15. Agreement at Cardiff 17 July 1645, between •
Gen. Gerard, Governor of SouthWales, & the Commif-
fioners for the County of Glamorgan j and other fimilar )
papers.
16. Commiflions, 8tc.
17. His Majefty's Propofitions, made at Uflce 25 Ju ! y
1645, w ^ anfwers, &c.
18. Letter to the Speaker of the Houfe of Lords pro
tempore, to be communicated to both Houfes, from the
King at Newport, 8 Sept. 1648.
19. Commiflion
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19. Commiflion to the Marquis of Newcaftle at full
length. Eight flieets, from Charles 2d, 1650.
20. Copy of the King's Letter to R. Long, from
Paris, Nov- 11, 1651.
21. Commiflion for Sir W. Fleming on Parchment,
followed by other commiifions & royal orders.
12. Letter from Sir Jas. Bridgman, to E. Walker at
Bruflels, Jan. 1659.
23. Paper refpe&ing his Majefty 's Rcftitution at the
Death of Cromwell.
14. Lift of the Committee on the Edinburgh Bill
9 Feb. 1722.
25. Letter to E. Walker, 9 Jan. 1659; with other
papers of his.
26. An account of the taking of King James it. at
Nefs Point, Dec. 1 1, 1688.
6853.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to the Court of
Chancery, and fundry Law Cafes, colleded by Mr.
H. Wanley.
1. Several Grants from K. Ed. vi. to John Cheke of
Stoke in Suffolk. 1.
2. An Information given to Sr. Nich. Bacon con-
cerning fundry Inconveniencies attending the keeping of
the great Seal, & how they may be remedied. 4.
3. Suit to her Majefty (Q. £liz.) to have by Office
the Cuftody of all Depofitions of Witneffes taken by
Commiflion & returned into the Court of Chancery, with
the writing out of fuch Copies as fhall be made out of
the fame, together with the writing & making all fuch
Exemplifications as fhall be made thereof, or of any of
her Majefty^ Records to be fealed with the great Seal of
England, ' g m
4. An Abftraft of the Number of Prote&ions paffed
under the great Seal from 1 March 1593, to 1594.
5. Regulation touching the Pieadings in Chancery.
19.
6. Old Oath of the fix Clerks. 20.
7. Propofitions touching filing Bills in Chancery.
22.
8. Ordinances made by the Lord Coventry L. Keep-
er of the great Seal of England, with the Advice & Af-
fiftance of the Rt. Hon. Sir Julius Caefar Kt. Matter of
the Rolls, in the Term of St. Michael, 1 1 Car. 1. for the
Redrefs of fundry Errors & Abufesin the High Court of
Chancery. ~ 26.
9. Order for Appearances to be only entred with the
proper Filafers of the Court of Common Pleas. 49.
10. Refolutions of the Judges touching Parifhes.
53-
1 1 . Opinion of Juftice Jones touching the Commif-
fions by which the Juftices fit at Newgate. 66.
12. Direction for Fra. My lies for the better exercifing
of his office of Clerk of the Peace in Hampfliire. 70.
13. Letter of Sir Jo. Puckering to the fix Clerks, at
fending them the Key of the Rolls. 74.
14. Petition of John Parker to be Officer for filing
Bills & Anfwers. 75.
^ 15. Obje&ions againft making one Clerk to write all
Examinations taken before Commiflions. 77.
1 6. Propofals for Additions to fome good Laws al-
ready made, to render them of more force. 79.
17. Bill concerning Stay of Writs of Prohibition, Ha-
beas Corpus, & de homine replegiando. 8 1 .
18. Charges of making out Copies in the Examination
Office. 82.
19. Observations on other Offices. 83.
20. A Note of certain things to be done at every Sef-
fions & Aflizes by the Clerk of the Peace. 96.
21. Articuli generales fuper quibus, & fines ad quos
Jufticiarii Dni nri Reg. funt confulendi. 98. 100.
£2. Capitales Jufticiarii de Banco. 99.
Num. 6853,
2 3. The Inconvenience of a Pateni granted to a parti-
cular perfon for copying all Depc fitions by Dcdimus po-
teftatem. , 10 1.
24. Particular of Copyholds in Winkle near Maccles-
field, 3 Ap.' 1657. 103-
£5. Notes concerning Grants of Forfeitures upon
penal Laws. 1 04.
26. Queries touching the Preceptory of Temple Br uer
in the Co. of Lincoln, and the College of Arundel in
Suflex. in.
27. Query concerning Arreft of a Perfon, ttho has a
Prote&ion. 113.
28. Eftates made of Lands to lome for Life, with re-
mainder to other (for Treafon after by Tenant for Life
only committed) may be avoided by Parliament. 114.
29. Survey of the Catife before the Lords between
Cotton & Harvey, j 1 8.
30. Note concerning theDefcent of the Eftate of Sir
Garret Kemp of Slindon in the Co. of SulTex. 1 20.
3 1. Particulars of an Eftate in queftion between Ralph
Starkey & Hen. Starkey. " 121.
32. Articles of Agreement between Capt.Hen. Bell &:
Chrift r Wilfon 16 19, upon the Appointment of the faid
Wilfon to be Deputy Surveyor of Lead in the Counties
of Devon, Somerfet & Cornwall. 1 23.
33. Leafe from S : r W m Brereton to John Cowper for
Lands lent to him at Midgeley in Cheftiire^ Anno 1653:
124.
34. Note concerning Corporations, Mifprifions, de-
feds & imperfeftions in Grants, &c. 128.
35. Note concerning the Name of Mufliold orMoutef-
wold, & Mufgrave or Mou tefgrave. 1 3 o.
36. Queftions & Cafes in Law, f. 131, particularly be-
tween the Creditors of Lord St. John Complainants, &
the Countefs of Bullingbrook & Sr. Beauchamp St. John
Defendants, 132— between theDeanfe Chapitreof Chrift
Church in Oxford & Mr. Venables, touching the Re&ory
of Rotherftorne, 19 Nov. 1594, f. 134. — Exceptions &
Anfwers to an Indictment againft Alice Thofnas for poi-
foning Thomas Gorden, f. 139. — Opinion of Sir Clem 1
Weargeon Mr. Lytton Lytton'sDevife in his Will, 28
Jan. 1725* 142.
Cafe of Jof. Tho. & Geo. Miifgrave Sons of Sir
Chrift' Mufgrave touching the Grants of Tolls from K.
Cha. 11. to Sir Phil.Mufgrave their Grandfather. 144.
37. Brevia direfta Baronibus de termino Sti. Hilarii
5 Ed. in. fuper Rogerum de mortuo Man & alios;
146.
38. Note concerning divers Tenures holden of her
Majefty by Knight fervice 1 59 2. 148.
39. Cafe touching the Cathedral Church of Canter-
bury. ^ 150.
40. Cafe of the petty Canons of St. Paul's* 152.
41. Cafe of the Lord Jefferys & his Lady being Minor*
1689. 154.
42. Cafe between the E. of Oxenford & the Mafter &
Fellows of Magdalene College in Cambridge, concerning
a Grant made by them to Q. Eliz. 157.
43. Cafe of the Dean & Canons of Sarum, concern-
ing a Leafe made to the Lord Tho. Seamor 1 Edv. vi.
158.
44. Cafe between Sir Edw. Hobie & Brazennofe Col-
lege in Oxford, touching the Revenue of the School at
My ddleton in Lancafhjre. 161.
45. Grant of Hen. vin, to the Church at Durefme.
162.
46. Inquiries touching the Church at Durefme, &
Suggeftions againft the Archbifliop of York. 1 66.
47. Short Notes or Minutes touching various Law
Matters. 172.
48. Devife of an Eftate by the Will of Sir Rich. Ful-'
merfton, 23 Jan. 1566, 9 Eliz. 176.
49. Cafe between Ed. Cogan & Rich. Gafcoigne^
191.
50. Judgment
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50. Judgment given fcgainft W m Michellot & Midi.
Antramley for transporting of Ordnance* 193.
51. Ratification by the Company of Clotheworkers of
London of an Award between Geo. Hanger & W m Og-
den. 195.
51. Declaration of Thorites Crumwell of fotne pro-
ceedings between Sir W 1 Heydon & his Son towards
paying their Debts. 1200.
53. Caufe between Gilbert Earl of Shrewfbury &
Eleanor Breton. 202.
54. Caufe between the Countefs of Bedford & the
Earl of Lincoln, touching the Parfonage & Glebe
Lands of King's Langley in the Co. of Heitford. 206.
240.
55. Cafe between Lord North & Lord Dacres, &
alfo between Lady Grefham & Lord Dacres. 208.
56. Copy of a Grant to Edward Darcy. 214. 223.
57. Discharge of the Outlawry againft Sir Fra. Cotton
in Co. Cambr. 37 Eliz. 226.
58. Notes touching Servants. 227.
59. Propofals for a Bill tomakefale of an Eftate of
Samines & Cooper for the payment of Debts & mainte-
nance of younger Children. 228.
60. Cafe between Sir John Mufters & Lord Byron.
229.
61. Breviat for the King & Queen (W m & Mary)
againft Tho. Thurloe, John Cradock Clerks, & others,
for riotous & treafonable Pra&ices at Betterfdale in the
County of Suffolk. 231.
62. Cafe between John Vaffal & Sir Edw. Denny,
concerning certain Lands in the Co. of Hertford.
238.
. 63. Cafe between Arthur Hyde & Patrick Condon,
the latter being attainted of Treafon. 242.
64. Cafe ot the Heir of John Cornellys. 244.
• of John Milles & Tho. Plaine. 246.
65. Precedents of recovering the Penalty of penal
Laws, 250.
66. Term Le&ure, of Mr. Cooke (probably Ld. Coke
afterwards) 5 Aug. 1577.
67. A Note of the Milnes & Wyers of Dove & Trent
above Sr. Tho. Stanhope's at Shelford, f. 253. Inter-
rogatories & Proceedings upon the fame, &c. 255.
258, &c.
68 Interrogatories miniftred unto Rob. Stringer of
Derby upon fummoning a Common Hall on the Sabbath
day. ^ 257.
69. Refignation of John Robinfon Clerk & Curate of
Mortlake, 18 June 1662. 286.
70. Nominatio Capellani ad Ecctm de Mortlake &
Wimbledon. 289. 290. (305)
71. Exceptions to three Certificates of the Bp. of Lin-
coln, & Writs de Excom. cap. awarded upon the fame,
againft Dorothy Fordham 8c others of Much Munden in
Co. Hert. for neglecting the Thankfgiving or Churching
after fafe delivery. 295.
72. Notes concerning the Bilhops Petitions in Parlia-
ment, temp. Eliz. eg 8.
73. Reverence due to confecrated Churches, & profa-
nation of them punilhed. 301.
74. Againft Difturbers of the peace of the Church.
303.
75. Propofals from the Clergy of Effex for fending
their proportions of Horfe & Armour, 28 Jan. 1595.
305.
76. Articles againft the Bifhop of Meath 1592, for
Invafions in his Diocefe. 308.
77. Orders revifed & publifhed for the better go-
vernment of Chriftchurch in Oxford, 11 Apr. 1595.
311.
78. Petition of Tho. Marburie to Sir Jo. Puckering
about Inrollment of Difpenfations. 3*5*
79. Reafons of R. Montague Bp. of Chichefter for
not lubferibing to the Church of Rome. 319.
Num. 6853.
Bo. Account of the Blafphemies & damnable Opinions
of Chrift 0 Marley & 3 others* who came to a fudden &
fearful end of this Life. 320.
81. Extra&s out of the Black Book. 322.
82. Fe«d. Mro Rotulor. pertinent. 324.
83. Extracts out of old Parliament Rolls. 325.
84- Names of thofe Things faved in the AGt of Re-
fumption of Things granted 1 Hen. vi. &c. 349.*
85. Extrafts from old Grants & Charters. 365.373.
86. Extra&s from the Regifter of the Monaftery of
St. Albans. Forty-two written leaves, not numbered on
in the Book. 372.
87. Alphabetical Index of Charters, Inquifitions, &c.
Four leaves. 383.
88. Rental of the Lands belonging to the Manor of
Chelfea. " ^84.
89. Concerning Lands in the Manor of Chard in the
Co. of Somerfet. 386.
90. Bill for naturalizing three Sons of Rob. Dethicke,
33 Hen. vin. 387.
91. Deputation to Edward Orwell from John Incent
principal Regifter of the See of Canterbury, 18 Jan.
7 Eliz. " 392.
92. Church Lands paffed in Leafe by virtue of Sir
Edw. Stafford's Warrant to W m Munfey & others, temp.
Eliz. 394.
93. Rents of the Parfonage of Hitchin. 401.
94. Grant of Lands from Hen. in. to his Son Ed-
mond, the Original whereof is in the Dutchy Houfe of
Lancafter in the Strand. 403.
95. Diftmrfements, Leafes of Lands, & other Ac*
counts belonging to the Dean of Durham anno 16 f 1.
407.
96. The Scite of the Abbey of Fountaines, & the
Granges thereunto belonging. 451.
97. A Circular Letter to all the counties, 45 Hen. in.
453 •
98. A fhort View of the Proceedings againft Sir Hugh
Spencer & his Son, 5 Ed. 11. colle&ed out of Records.
455-
99. Proceedings between the Bifhop of Oxford &
John Dormer Efq. about the Prefentation of a fit Per-
fon to the Living of Rowfham in the County of Bucks.
458.
100. A Rate for 48 s. laid upon the Parifh of Staple-
ford Abbot, by Warrant from Rob. Greene high Con-
flable, for the furnifhing of certain Soldiers, 24 July
1601, and a Rate towards repairing the Church.
481. 553' 57
101. Sundry Cafes in Law. 483.
102. Tranfcriptus Computi M ri Clementis Colmore
thefaurarii ecclefiae Dunelmenfis Anno 1608, &c. 507.
103. Account of Deer in the Foreft of Waltham,
given in by the Keeper at feveral Courts held at Chig-
well, 31 Eliz. 555.
104. Grants of Letter Patent from K. James 1. to
fundry Parifhes within the Foreft of Windfor. 568.
105. Petition of the Inhabitants of Hawkchurch in the
Co. of Dorfet to the Lord Ch. Juflice Finch for fup-
prefling of an Inn. 573.
106. Leafe from W m Hale to Thomas Cleveland &
W ra Luter of Wood Lands in the Parifh of Stapleford
Abbot. 575.
107. Leafe from John Alfpp to Thomas Pynnell of a
Houfe at Iflington. 576.
108. Summons & Inftru&ions from the Truftees for
the fale of Foreft Lands, to all that are interefted to put
in their Claims, 1653. 580.
109. A Particular of the Manor of Kingfton held of
the King in Knight-fervice. 582.
1 10. Inventory of the Goods of Harry Brown of Nave-
ftock in Effex. 586.
1 1 1. A Particular of the Eftate of Fra. Stonard Efq.
at Steeple Grange in the Co. of Effex. 587.
2* 112. Warrant
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Num*6853, 6854.
il2. Warrant for a Compofition with Fra. Stonard,
Efq. for the difaforeftation of his Manors, Lands, &c.
S89.
6854.
A Folio, confiding of Papers relating to Affairs of
State.
1. Declaration of Sir W" St. John, &c. 7 Aug. 161 8.
touching Sr. Walter Ralegh's defign of making his Ef-
cape. 1. 30.
2. 44 Mr. Edward Sackvile (now E. of Dorfet) his Re-
lation of the Manner of the Combate &r Death of the
Lord Brufe, Baron of Kinloffe, fent to his Friends in
England 161 3." '3.
3. Copy of the King's Warrant for a Pardon & Dif-
penfation to fundry convifted Recufants therein named.
4. Dr. Tonge's Cafe & Requeft. 17.
5. Complaints againft Mr. Cha. Chetwind, Deputy
Auditor of Wales. 10.
6. Abftraft of a Riot committed at Ludlow, on 12
Nov. 1693, on oc c a fi° n °f a Congregation of Proteftant
Diffentcrs affembled for Religious Worihip. 21.
7. Examination of Edmond Robinfon of Pendle Foreft
& others, concerning Witches in that Neighbourhood,
taken at Padian before Rich. Shuttleworth & John Star-
key Efq" two of his Majefties JufHces of the Peace within
the Co. of Lancafter 10 Feb. 1633. 22.
8. Depofitions of Mr. Oates taken before Sr. Edm.
Bury Godfrey, 27 Sep. 1678. 32.
9. Arraignment of Richard Wefton, Mrs. Turnor,
Sir Gervis Ellvis Lieut 1 of the Tower, & Franklyn, for
poyfoning Sr.Tho. Overbury. 52. 107.
10. Proceedings in the Exchequer againft Perfons
outlawed for High Treafon fince 5 Nov. 1688 to 169 1.
69.
11. Speech of the Judge after the Trial of Lord San-
quir for the Murder of Mr.Turner upon a Provocation
of five years (landing. 99.
12. Copy of the Certificate of the Deputy Lieute-
nants in favour of Mr. Watts, & of a Let cr of Sandys
Lechmere Efq. to Sir Rob. Cotton, 13 July 1691, for the
Removal of Mr. Andrews Poftmafler of Hereford, art
Enemy to the prefent Government. 101.
13. Copies of 2 Letters from the E. of Clarendon to
the Duke & Dutchefs of York, concerning her em-
bracing the Popifh Religion, together with an Anfwer
from the Dutchefs. 102.
14. Copy of a Paper, which Mr. Child, who made
away with himfelf, left behind him. 106.
15. Mr. St. John's Submiffion. 112.
16. Articles againft the Earl of Strafford. 116.
17. Letter from the Earl of Arundell to Q. F.liz. in
his own juftification, when under her Majefty's difplea-
fure. 122.
18. Proceedings in the Star chamber againft the E.
of Arundel, 17 May, 17 Eliz.
19. Parallel between Rob. Devereux E. of Effex, &
George Villiers Duke of Buckingham. 1 30.
20. " The Difparitie between the E. of Effex & the
D. of Buckingham.** 145-
21. Proceedings with the Earl of Effex, temp. Eliz.
for his mifgovernance in his Office as Lieutenant & Go-
vernor of the Realm of Ireland. 177.
22. Arraignment of Robert Earl of Effex & Henry
Earl of Southampton, 19 Feb. A.D. 1600, & 43 Eliz.
188. 231.
23. 44 Certayne Observations upon aLibell pubh ftied
this prefente year 1592, intituled a Declaration of the
trew Caufes of the great troubles prcfuppofed to be in-
tended againft the Realme of England." 203.
24. L. Keeper Egerton's Speech in the Star Chamber
touching the Contempt of Rob. E. of Effex on 28 Nov.
1599, & 42 Eliz. 2-4.
Cat.Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6854 j 6855,
25. Sir Rob. CecilFs Speech upon the fame Occafion
at the fame time, & another on 13 Feb. 43 Eliz. 1600*
249. 253.
26. 44 A Narrative of the Divorce between the Earl
of Effex & Lady Frances Howard A.D. 1613. written
by the Archbifliop. of Canterbury Dr. Abbot, under
his own hand/' This Remark is prefixed to it in the
hafid-writing of Mr. Baker of Cambridge, Liber ifte
quant i vis prctii. 256*
27. Trial of Roger Palmer Efq. Earl of Caftlemaine
in the Kingdom of Ireland, 23 June 16S0. 294.
28. Trial of Donald Lord Rey & David Ramfey Efq,
Two different Narratives. 328. 338.
6855.
A Folio, containing mifcellarleous Tra&s in Latin,
Englifli, and French.
1. Synopfis vitae S li Thomae Cantuarienfis.
2. Chronologia rerum inter Saracenos & Chriftianos
geftarum, ab anno poft Domini adventum 647 ad 1254^
3. Redargutio Philofophiarum, conftans foliis 28.
4. Traftatus ( eometrise.
5. The Ufe of the proportional Compafs.
6. Orationes quarum tituli fequuntur, 1. Tragoedi»
Comediis praeferantur. 2. Poetae exulent e republica
Platoftis. 3* Occifo Antonio et debellato JEgypto Cleo-
patra fe potius interficiat, quarn Romam adeat Captiva.
4. Britanni Caefare gentem invafuro littora defendant
fua*
7. Excerpta ex Plutarcho, Latin£.
8. Loca quaedam Jultini quae puram L&tinitatem mi*
nus redolent.
9. Extrafts in French, relating to the Emperor Theo-
dofius the Great.
1 o. Excerpta ex Floro et Q* Curtio*
11. CI. Ptolemaei Cofmographiae libri 4, cum initio
quinti. Codex vetus, chartaceus, foliis conftans 62.
12. A Trad in Englifh, with the following Latin
Title, 44 Sequela cartarum five Inquifitio legitima de ca*
lore et frigore, folia 9."
13. A very perfed MS. Copy of a Book by Henry
Peacham entitled, 44 Ba<nx*>c<» &vps* 9 * 9 &c. with the Em*
blems beautifully drawn, apparently by the Author
himfelf. The Title at large is this,
44 BASIAtKON AX2PON, EiZ TA F.MBAHMATA
BAITAIKA totum verfum, et in trcs libros (Regia
Mcthodo obfervata) divifum. Authore 'Henrico Pe-
chamo. ^ Huic operi in calce adjtdta eft, ad regem,
in quatuor parlibus, cantio Votiva, feu congratulatoriaj
ab alumnis quatuor regnorum Anglo fc. Scoto, Gallo,
et Hiberno concinendo. Ab ipfo Authore compo-
fita."
By which the Author meant, 4< The BaciXiyccv iup*
(namely of K.James) entirely turned into Royal Em-,
blems, & divided into three books, as the King's work
is, &c."
The Mufic is'neatly written, in four feparate Parts.
The whole Book has 38 leaves. It is dedicated to King
James 1. but without a Da*e. It is however founded
on his Bock entitled, 44 B*<n* x u Jwpa, which it quotes in
every page, from the Engl.fli Edition. I do not find
that this was ever printed. H. Peacham publifhed a
book on drawing entitled, " Graphice," &c. 4to, 1612,
where however he fpeaks of himfelf as a Teacher of
Latin & Greek. For his other Works, fee the Bodleian
Catalogue, & that of the Brit. Mufeum.
14. Obfervationes criticac in varia SS. Scripturarum
loca*
15. Introdu&io ad Log : cam. }<agg. 74.
16. On mental Operations, in French. Eight leaves,
17* 44 Difcours de la cognoiflance que Dieu a des
chofes contingentes." 18 leaves j fully & Very fairly
written on both fides.
A Folio,
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Num.6856— 6865.
6856.
A Folio, containing Colle&ions out of Doomfday Book
relating to the County of Hereford, made by Mr,
Silas Taylor, 1 Sep. 1 659. This is a thin paper Book
of 27 written pages, in a fmall hand, feemingly the
fame as the fmall 4to of Colleftions for Hereford
City, 4046. This is bound up with 4953, 5167.
Prefixed is a copious Index of Places ; & two Saxon
Records, with interlineary Englifh Verfions.
6857.
A Folio, containing a defcription of Juftice tinder th«
Emblem of a Woman, &c. Sixty-two Leaves, fairly
written on one fide, with Verfes Latin & Englifh, &
many quotations. xvn.
6858.
" The Elements of Law natural & politique, by Tho.
Hobbes." This is only an imperfect Tranfcript, end-
ing at Chap. 13. of Part itt. It has alfo the begin-
ning of an Index. The work is complete, in N*
1325, 4135, and 4236.
6859.
A thin Folio, containing Memoirs & Narratives by Sir
Gilbert Talbot ;
1. A Narrative of Blud's Attempt upon the Crown
m the Tower. 1 .
2. The Jewel-houfe, with the ancient Rights belong-
ing to the Matter and Treafurer thereof. 17.
3. A Narrative of the Venetians Tender of Afliftance
to King Charles 1. in his civil Wars : & the difappoint-
ment of it. As likewife of the Defign of the Englifh
Merchants EffeAs in Turkey to his Maiefty's Ufe. 33.
4. A true Narrative of the Earl of Sandwich's At-
tempt upon Berghen, with the Englifti Fleet on 3 Au-
guft 1665. And the caufe of his Mifcarriage there-
upon. 43-
The whole 6t pages, very finely written, & figned
at the end by the Author.
6860.
A Quarto, containing the Arms of the incorporated
Companies of the City of London, together with the
Arms of the Lord Mayors, Sheriffs & feveral of the
Aldermen, in their proper colours. 106 leaves. Bound
with N* 472.
6861.
An Oftavo, giving an Account of fome noble Families
in Devonfture, & of fome Members of the Parliament
in the year 1640. per Samuel Somaft, Sept. 1694.
1 3 leaves. Bound with 6 1 05.
6862.
[6862—6896. Quarto.]
A thin Quarto, giving an Account of the Family of Fair-
fax, & of George Villiers Duke of Buckingham,
who married a Daughter of that Family. Bound with
1830, and 3367.
6863.
A Copy of the Chaiter of the City of Coventry^ con-
firmed by K. Edward the Sixth; in the hand-writing
of Mr. Humphrey Wanley, Feb. 1 ? , 169?. 35 pages,
Bound with 6388, 6402, & 6466.
6864*
Inscriptions upon Tomb Stones in the City of Bath
Very few, however, arc entered.
6865.
A Colle&ion of Papers chiefly relating to State Affairs,
formed by H. Wanley.
Num. 6865.
t. Colleftions out of the Book called Anti-Sanderus
for Defence of Q^Anne Bolein, K. Hen. vnr. & Q.
Eliz. ^ »•
2. A true Narrativo of the grievous afflittton of Roger
Sterrop of Somer lflands, who poffefled a Devil many
Weeks together, & was delivered by the finger of God,
Jan. 13, 1629* 25.
, 3. A fmall TYa&> with this Title at large* as if printed,
or intended to be printed, at Franckfort :
" The forerunner of Revenge upon the Duke of
Buckingham, for poyfoning the mod potent K* James of
happy Memory K. of Greate Brittaine, & the Lord Mar*
quelle of Hamilton, & others of the Nobility*
Difcovered by Mr. Geordge Eglifhan, Doftorof
Phyfick, & one of the Phyfitians to King James of happy
Memory, for his Ma lie4 perfon above y c fpace of tenn
Yeares. Francfort 162b."
Dedicated to Charles i. Twenty-three f>age!s of
fmall writing. n*
4. Mr. Juftice Crooke his Argument againft Ship*
money. 25.
5. A bantering Account of Scotland, dated Leith,
1617. 264
6. Scottifh Lords Letter to the Lord Lanerick, Secre-
tary of Scotland, from Newcaftle, 8 Sep. 1640. 29,
7. Hiftory of the Irifli Rebellion. 31.
8. A Lift of the Scholars of King's College in Cam-
bridge, from the firft Foundation by Hen. vi. A 0 1443*
until 1662, together with fome account of the Lives &
Chara&ers of many of them. 74 written leaves. 41.
As far as fol. 65, written in one hand, & with great
Care. At fol. 34. b. it is faid, " Thus far this Cata-
logue was collected by Mr. Thomas Hatcher." The
leaves of this Book are not numbered on in the Volume.
9. A Lift of the Perfons on whom Degrees were con-
ferred when K. George the Second was at Cambridge,
Apr. 25, 1728. 4 2 *
1 o. Teftamentum Aelfridi regis. 62.,
1 1 . Fragment of a Treatife concerning the Union of
England & Scotland. " 7 2 *
12. Aid granted to the King for his War with Scot-
land, in the Parliament holden at Lincoln, 9 Ed. 11.
73-
13. The King's Speech & Journal of the Proceeding*
in the Houfe of Commons, in the Seffion of Parliament
begun 1 5 Feb. 1676 — 7. 74*
14. " A briefe relation of certayne fpeciall & moft
materiall Paffages and Speeches in the Starre-chamber
occafioned & delivered June 14, 1637, at the Cenfure of
thofe three worthy Gentlemen, Dr. Baftwicke, Mr. Bur-
ton & Mr. Prynne, as it hath beene truely & fay thfully
gathered from their owne mouths by one prefent at ; the
faid Centre/' 81— 106.
1 5. The printed Depofitions & Articles againft Tho-
mas Earl of Strafford, Feb. 16, 1640, interleaved with
large Remarks & Obfervations of what patted at his Trial.
45 P a g e $ interleaved. - *°7-
16. " Ane treu relatione concerning the Examynatione,
tryell & deathe of the Marques of Montroife," &c
1 10%.
17. " The Arraignment of Mariiyn Lord Audley Earl
of Caftlehaven at Weftminfter Hall, upon Monday 25
Apr. 1631, for ravifliing of his Wife, & committing of
Sodomy in the body of one Fitz-Patricke at Saliibury, by
virtue of a Commiffion of Oyer & Terminer dire&ed to
Sir Tho. Coventry Lord Keeper of the great Seal of En;*
land, the L d High Steward for that day, the Judges &
26 of the Nobility." 113.
18. Confideration upon the Treaty of Marriage be*
tween England 6c Spain. 122.
19. "A true Relation of the Treaty & ratification of
the Marriage concluded & agreed upon between our So-
vereign Lord Charles King of Great Britain, France &
Ireland. & the Lady Henrietta Maria Daughter of France,
* 7 & Sifter
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443
' Num. 6865, 6866;
& Sifter to his mod excellent Chriftian Majefty the
French King/' 129.
20. Order* taken & ena&ed for Orphans & their Por-
tions, A.D. 1580. 141.
2 1 . Certificate from the Pariftiioners in favour of John
Ladler Clerk, Parfon ofGatefyde, who deliberately read
the nine & thirty Articles, & gave his Affent & Confent
to the Ufe of the Book of Common Prayer. Aug, 26,
1660. 147.
.» 22. Petition of Richard Cary to Q. Elizabeth, for re-
gulating the Authority of Juftices of Peace & the Com-
miflioners of the Taxes, f. 149, Followed by a Frag-
ment inverted, 154*
23. «• Mr. Francis Phillips his Letter to the Kinges
Majeftie for the liberty of his Brother Sir Robert Phil-
lips who was committed Prifoner to the Tower after the
laft Parliament," A D. 1620. 156.
24. Names of the Privy CounfeUors, A.D. 1257.
I6p.
25. The Nature & Courfe of the Lord Trears Re-
membrancer's Office in the Exchequer.
On the firft Leaf is written, " This Effay is hum-
bly dedicated to the Hono h,e Robert Harley Efq. Speaker
of theHono ble theHoufe of Comons, by Nathaniel Booth,
Surveyor of her Majefty's Green-wax." 161.
26. A few Memorandums taken in the year 1674, of
Occurence^ both public and private* 1 79.
6866.
A Quarto, containing fundrv Theological Tra&s.
i. A Difcourfe written againft a fecond Marriage after
Divorce, the Parties both living, by Dr. Andrews Bp of
Ely* afterwards of Winton, dated! 601.
2; Letters of Mr. Ofland 1652, to a Party who had
made a feparation in a Congregation at Bewdley.
3. Colle&ions concerning Tradition, the Scriptures,
$ other Points in Controversy. 1 04 pages.
4. A Diflertation concerning Prudence* by Mr. Alex.
Dicfone, in 1 7 Chapters.
5. An Account of two Conferences ; the firft be-
tween Dr.Prefton, the Bp of Rochefter, & Dr. White,
concerning the Queftion of falling from Grace : the
fecond between Dr. Prefton, Dr. White & Mr. Mon-
tague upon Tradition.
6. Seleft Queftions in Divinity handled in a Difcourfe
on 1 Joh. iv. 1 . " Believe not every Spirit, but try the
Spirits:" wherein more particularly Eraftianifm & the
Do&rine of the Independents are difcufied. 106 pages.
7. Remarks concerning the Obligations arifing on
the Baptifra of Infants.
8. A Commentary on the feveral Articles of the
Apoflles Creed.
9. Difcourfe of J. A. for the feventh day's Sabbath
againft Mr. J. Sprint.
10. Inrtru&ions of a Father to his Children, wrote a
little before his Death.
u. Copy of a Letter of Mr. Edward Buckler, fent
to his Brother at Warmifter upon the Tidings of the
Death of his only Son, 8 Jan. 1666.
12. Death-bed Advice of Mr. Long.
13. Mr. Walter Montague's Letter from Paris, Nov.
20, 1635. to his Father the Earl of Manchefter, juftify-
kig himfelf being turned Catholic, with the Anfwers of
the Earl and Lord Falkland. 29 pages.
14. Addrefs of John Perrot to ail fimple Hearts,
whofe L<?ve in the Lord hath abounded to him.
15. Anfwers to the Charges of Mr.Holcroft againft
• ... for Negligence in his minifterial Function,
& other Offences : With an account of fome of the
Troubles occafioned by the aforementioned Proceed-
ings.
16. A Diflertation concerning the Puniffiments fent
upon Princes that have married with Heretiques or
Pagans,
Num.6866, 6867.
ty. " Mr. Des Mahi's Letter to a Perfoh of the pre-
tended reform'd Religion, wherein the real Prefence of
the Body of Jefus Chrift in the Eucharift is proved by
the Holy Scripture." 6 4. pages.
18. A Difcourfe concerning Tranfubftantiation.
19. " The Proceedinges of certayne undutiful Minify
ters tending to Innovation, foe farre as is hetherto dif-
clofed by certein Papers & Letters found amongft them*
A.D. 1588."
20. Names of the Compilers of the Common Prayet
Book, 3 Ed. vi.
21. A View of the Controverfy betwixt the Church
of England and the Church of Rome. 89 pages.
22. A Lift of 120 Pamphlets againft Popery, 1688
& afterwards. Alfo of 73 Popifl* Pamphlets.
23. " The Sentence of Depofition & Excommuni-
cation againft Mr. John Spottfwood, pretended Archbp.
of St. Andrew's, Mr. David Lindfey pretended Bp. of
Edinburgh, Mr. Patrick Lindfey pretended Archbp. of
Glafgow, Mr. Tho. Sydferff pretended Bp. of Galloway,
Mr. John Maxwell pretended Bp. of Rofs, & Mr. Wal-
ter Whirford pretended Bp. of Berchin together with
an Account of other Proceedings in the Aflembly at
Glafgow, 1638.
24. " The Treatice of the Churche, conteyninge a
true Difcourfe for to knowe the true Churche, and to
deferne yt from the Roman Churche, & all other falfe
Affemblies : tranflated out of French, by Rob. Wheler.''
Dedicated to Fra. Countefs of Suflex. 28 pages.
25. " The Grounds upon which is built the fafety of
Conformity, together with a Difcovery of the fandynefs
of them."
26. A fhort Paper on Divifion, & humiliation, refer-
ring to a particular Occafion.
27. Mr. Wyld's Defence of himfelf againft Mr. Stoy-
dolfe's Report of bis preaching againft him.
28. Two Queftions difcuffed, viz. 1. Whether the
Church of England doth hold private Confeflion to God
in the Prieft to be neceffary ? 2. Whether the Church
of England doth leave ever) Poenitent at liberty to make
choice of his Poenitentiary or Confeflbr ?
29. A Hymn, in a Cento of Scriptural Texts.
30. Touching Marriage & Adultery.
31. A Story concerning Witchcraft in a Letter from*
Sam. Manning of Halftead in Eflex to John Morley Efq.
dated 1732.
6867.
A Quarto, containing Papers relating to public Affairs
both Foreign & Domeftic.
1. " Sir Walter Rawleigh's Gofte fpeaking to Gon-
domar 99
2. Admiral Ruflel's Anfwer to a Paper from my
Lord Nottingham, concerning the Engagement with
Delaval's Squadron 1692. Endorfed, " Received from
the Admirals own hand."
3. Journal of a Traveller in Italy, & through France
to London, A.D. 1622.
4. Counfell concerning the Manner of Behaviour to
Roman Catholics. Addrefled to the King.
5. c< A Relation of a firm League made & concluded
by the Pope, the King of Spain 8pthe Emperor, with
other Catholic Princes of the Roman Empire, as alfo
Bifhops & Prelates Adherents of the Court of Rome,
confummated & finifhed at Ferrara, A.D. 1598."
6. " Vox Populi: News from Spain, tranflated ac-
cording to the Spanifh Copy ; which may ferve to fore-
warn both England & the United Provinces how far to
truft to Spanifh Pretences. ,,
7. A Difcourfe concerning the Englifh Government,
& feveral Courts of Juftice, temp. Eliz.
8. Speeches of the Lords & others in the Star-Cham-
ber at the Cenfure of Mr. Ofbafton & the Lord Bifhop
of Lincoln, 14 Feb. 1639.
9. An
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9. An Information exhibited by Sir John Bankes Kt.
his Majefty's Attorney-General in the High Court of
the Star-chamber againfl: John Baftwicke, Dr. in Phyfick,
Henry Barton Clerk, Re&or of St. Matthew's Church,
Friday Street, Wm Prinne Prifoner in the Tower, &
divers others for making, publifliing, divulging & dif-
perfing of divers fcandalous Books & Libels againfl: the
whole Clergy of this Kingdom, & againfl: the Govern-
ment of the Church of England, 12 Car. 1. 1636.
jo. Remembrances for Order & Decency to be kept
in the Upper Houfe of Parliament by the Lords, when
hisMajefty is not there, leaving the Solemnities belong-
ing to his Majtfty's coming to be marihalled by the Lords
to whom it more properly appertains.
u. Propofals addrelfed to the D. of Buckingham,
Lord High Admiral of England, concerning the De-
fence of the Coafts from piratical Depredations.
12. Petition of Rob. Crosfield to Q.Anne on Ac-
count of his Books publiflied in Vindication of the
Prerogative of the Crown.
13. A Dilcourfe of the Exchequer, & the Kings
Bench.
14. A true Copy of England's Liberty, compofed&
averred by J. Cufacke Gent. 83 leaves.
15. Diicuflion of the Point concerning the Extent of
Royal Authority.
16. Judgment of John Bodin, a Proteftant of the.
Church ot Geneva, a famous Politician & learned Law-
yer, concerning the abfolute Power, Majefty or Sove-
reignty of Kings or Princes, & particularly of the King
of England.
17. Obfervations on Mr.Hobbes's Leviathan.
18. Queftions concerning the King's payment of
. Money to his Subjefts at the Exchequer.
19. The Proteftant s Proteftation 1641.
10. A Lift of Englifhmen interred in foreign Nations.
21. The number of Church Livings in England &
Wales, &c.
12. Obfervations touching Leather.
23. The Cafe of Mr. Wood's Iron, made with Pit
Coal.
24. Propofal for making the King's Highways very
good throughout all the Kingdom in 7 Years, without
grievance to any Man.
25. Notes touching Lord Verulam, in the hand-writ-
ing of ABp. T eniibn.
6868.
A Quarto, containing the Names of the Pari flies in all
the Hundreds of Hereford (hire, together with Coi-
le&ions & Materials towards compiling a Hiftorv of
that Country. b 1
There is a Sketch of a Preface (f. 1 1 .) and Dedica-
tion (f.17.) but no Author's Name, nor Perfon addrefied.
J he Style of the Dedication as well as the Orthography
favours of the early part of the 17th Century. The
Account of Places is arranged alphabetically, under each
feparatc Hundred. The Book contains 106 leaves.
6869.
A Quarto, containing the three following Plays.
1. "n«Js W-ia , or Love's Loadftone." This Play,
was publiflied after the death of the Author, (whofe
Aame is unknown) in 1 630. It was edited by F. Con-
itsible, & dedicated to Henry E. of Dover.
2 - "J*' 1 *?' or ^e Troubles of the great Hermenia."
I his Play has never been publiflied. It is wholly
allegorical, but in other refpects well written. No Au-
thor s Name appears, but merely the Initials R. Z. It is
dated at the end, « Aug. 13, 1631," followed by a Cy-
pher CR.
3. " Ignoramus Comcedia coram Rege." The Dra-
matis terionse of this Copy contains the names of the
original Afters at Cambridge, which agree with thofe of
Num. 6869 — 6808.
the Clare Hall Copy, printed by Mr. Hawkins in hi*
Edition.
The Book appears, from one of the exterior leaves
to have belonged to Sir Robert Filmer j or perhaps onlv
the firft Play. xvn/
6870.
A fmall 4to, containing part of the Cdlleftions of Mr.
Hugh Thomas, for his intended genealogical Hiftort
of the Nobility & Gentry of Wales ; fimilar to the
Colledlions of the fame Auth6rinN°6823 and 6831.
6871.
A Law Common-place Book in 4 0 with an alphabetical
Index. 193 leaves,
6872.
Another Law Common-place Book in 4 0 wherein the
Subjects are all difpofed alphabetically beginning with
the Letter I. 284 leaves.
6873.
A Quarto containing,
1. The Forms of the Oaths taken by the Lord Chan-
cellor, Lord Treafurer, Judges, Sheriffs, &c.
2. Modus tenendi curiam Baronis.
3. Statuta edita apud Weltm. an° 24 H. vr.
An ofd MS. bound with N°* 6673, 4 & 6.
6874.
Ariftotelis Politicorum liber primus, fere integer, cum
duobus foliis ex alia quadam parte. Codex membra-
naceus, elegans, Saeculi forfan 15. Compa&uscum
Numero 399.
6875.
Conftantini Lafcaris Grammatices lib. 3 & 4. Grasce,
in 4 0 . Codex chartaceus, compadtus cum N° 5728.
6876.
Variae LecHones ab H. Wanleio Colle&a:, in Geoponi-
corum libros viginti in 4 0 . Compa&ae cum ejufdem
codice vetere, ad num. 1868 defcripto.
6877.
Liber in 4 0 qui continet,
1. Do&rinae Sphasricse libros 4. cum figuris-.
2. Geographise generalis libros 8.
3. Johannis Henrici Alftedii Aftrologiam ex 4ta parte
Uranometrise illius Authoris tranferiptam. Per Jacobum
Himbertum Duvantium, Aurel. A.D. 1639.
4. Sermon fur l'Epitre de S, Paul a Philemon.
5. Cofheum de potu in morbis (libro inverfo.)
6. Catalogum librorum rariorum ; cum fragments.
6878*
A Quarto, written in French, entitled, " Petit Abregi
de la Sphere du Monde." Very neatly written,, with
many diagrams. Bound with 1069 & 181 1.
6879.
A Quarto, written in the time of Queen Elizabeth,
containing a methodical Syftem of Divinity, by Dud-
ley Fenner ; in ten Books. It has 335 pages, befides
a Dedication to the Queen's Privy Council, the Earl
of Warwick & the E. of Leicefter, as Chancellor ot
the Univerfity of Oxford : alfo a Letter to the Au-
thor, figned, " Thomas Cartwright an Addrefs to
the Chriltian Reader from the Author, dated, " From
London, Oftober 14, In the Tear of the lajl Day, 9
and a fhort Index. At the end is written, " Jofhua
Smith, ejus Liber, A.D. 1588.
*5 A Quarto,
Digitized by
Googl
Bibliothecae Harleianse.
s —— sga — ssaammgsg
445
Num. 6880— 6889.
6880.
A Quarto, containing,
1. In omnia capita Genefeos Commentarii. pp. 251.
2. In Epiftolam ad Hebracos Le&iones, imperfe&ae,
eddem manu fcriptse.
6881.
A thin Quarto containing, u Some Confiderations anent
the Confeffion of Faith, & the impofing of it be the
Prefbyterian Minifters. In a Letter to a Friend."
21 Pages.
6882.
A Quarto, containing a Geographical Defcription of
the four parts of the World, & of the State
& Trade of the feveral Governments throughout the
fame.
At the end is a fhort Paper, thus introduced,
c * The Prophefie of Paulus Grebnerus who was heare
. . . w ,b Queene Elizabeth, Anno 1582: and prefented
her w h a fayre Hiftorie of Europe, heare & there limning
in water colors, fome principall Paffages. Do£tor Neuel,
y* then Gierke of the Clofetf, being in favor with the
Ouecne, obteyned this Book of her, & beftowed it on
the Librarie of Trinity Colledg in Cajnbridg, where it
hath bine publiftied to y e View of all Perfons, unttll
about 5 or 6 yeares agoe : by much perufing & ill-hand-
ling, it was much flurred & defaced."
This MS. is bound with 654c.
6883.
A thin Quarto, containing the States of Poland's Letter,
written & dire&ed by them to all Princes Chriftian,
containing both the Ele&ion of their modern Prince
King Sigifmund in. & alfo all their prefent State, 12
OSt. 1587, dated at Cracow. Bound with 4045.
6884.
An hiftorical Account of the Reigns of Q. Elizabeth, K-
James 1. & K. Cha. 1. until 1631. The Account of
Elizabeth unfiniflied, & very imperfett. Bound with
. 966 & 5220.
6885.
The Statutes of the Church of Ely, written in Latin, &
figned by the Rt. Revd. Father in God, Matthew, Bi-
fiiop of the faid Diocefe, Mar. 13, 1666. 60 Pages.
Bound with 5227 and 5241.
6886.
A Quarto, written in French, entitled, "De Foffice d'un
Cappitaine & chef d'exercite, dialogue huittiefme
d'Antoine-Bruccioli, traduifl: d'ltalien en vulgaire
Francoys." At the end, t€ Non col Ferro. Acheve
d'itnprimer le Vingt et Uniefme de Juiellct, 1551
Bound with 6457 and 6556.
6887.
A Quarto containing the Hiftory of France to 1613.
Contains 265 pages, clofely written.
6S88.
The Journal of a Surveyor of the Excife in Gloucefter-
fhire, and mod other Parts of the Kingdom, in
1686. 67 written pages.
6889.
Liber cui titulus, " In Aphorifmo6 Hippocratis
Coi, Medicorum principle, Commentarii fapientiflimi
Doftoris Thomse Roiz da Veiga Eborenfis." Ad fi-
nem, Prccle&iones Medics annis 1561, &c. habitac:
et Conclufiones Philofophicse. Liber chartaceus.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6890 — 6895,
6890.
fcolledtions out of Law Books, in Latin & Englifh. The
Name in this Book is Charles Smytbe, & the date
1 545. It is bound wirii N° 7499.
6891.
A Colledtion of Precedents in the Law. On the
firft leaf the name •« Jo. Crompton.*' Bound with
5°53-
6892.
An Account of the Arms & Foundations of the feveral
Colleges in Oxford & Cambridge, & alfo the Coats of
Arms of the Peers of England, tricked and blazoned,
4*. Parts of different Ages put together. Bound with
! 35 2 > J 374> and 6110.
6P93.
A Quarto, containing fundry Tr-a&s upon different
Subjects.
1. " A briefe Chronology or Recapitulation of the
whole Life & Actions of the mod vi&orious Kinge of
Sweden, [Guftavus Adolphus] compared with the moft
heroical Deeds of Henry iv. Kinge of Fraunce, fur-
named the Greate."
2. An Account of Mr. Barratier, Son of a Calvinift
French Minifter, of a moft furprifn g Genius & extra J
ordinary Proficiency. From Halle in Saxony, 1737.
3. An Account of the great Charity of the Hollanders*
4. A Lift of Pidtures in the Efcurial.
5. A Journal of a Traveller in Holland, 1669.
Subjoined, in the fame hand, a lilt of Enquiries
proper for a Traveller, on two fmall flips of Paper.
6. " Three Weeks Obfervations of the States Coun-
tries, efpecially Holland.*' Repeated in a different hand,
& there called " Three Months Obfervations/'
7. Advice of a Seaman touching the Expedition in*
tended againft the Turkilh Pirates, written by Nath*
Knott, Gen:. ioCar. 1. 1634. Dedicated to Archb p Laud.
Contains 136 pages of fmall writing, with the Dedica-
tion.
8. " Moft brief but excellent Inftruftions for a Tra-
veller, written by Secretary Davifon for his Son-
9. " Maximes of State & War, or an infallible
Means & Way by God's Grace for the Recovery of the
Palatinate, with fmall Charge, as alfo for the King of
France to recover thofe Territorys which are kept from
him & other diftreffed Princes, Nobles, & Natives by
the Kinge of Spain & the Houfe of Auftria ; & alfo
Means to weaken the faid Houfe, & it will prove one of
the hopefulleft Voyages England ever made for the en-
riching of his Majefty's Treafure, as alfo for all the
Commanders & gent. Souldiers that lhall go in the Navy.
Written by James Wadfwovth an Englilh Gentleman
fometime Penfioner to the King of Spain." 44 Pages.
6894.
Inscriptions on Tomb Stones in feveral Churches &
Church-yards. Written in different hands. Col-
lected by Lord Oxford. This Book wants an Index of
Names.
6895.
1. A rough Sketch of the Preface drawn up for
Urry's Chaucer, by Mr. Tim. Thomas, begun Aug. 4,
1720, and ended 29th of the lame Month. Signed TT.
2. A Lift of Books borrowed from Ch. Ch. Library, "
and from feveral private Perfons, for the Ufe of that
Work.
3. A Note of fome Receipts & Subfcribers.
4. Copy of a Letter from Bern, Lintot to Pr. Terry
of Ch. Ch. refpefting the Preface.
5 X 5. An
Digitized by
446
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 6895 — 6899.
5. An original draught of a Letter from Mr. T. Tho-
mas, on a different fubjeft, March 6, 1 724-5.
6. An infcription for the Tomb or Mrs. Sarah Har-
ley, apparently in the fame hand.
7! A fhort addition to the Preface. In the colle&ion
of printed books in the Brit. Mufeum is a copy of Urry's
Chaucer interleaved, which was prefented to the truftees
Dec. 1, 1764, by Mr. W m Thomas (Brother of Mr. T.
Thomas) then 88 years of age, containing fome notes &
various readings ; an addrefs to the truftees, &c.
The prefent book is bound with N°* 1836 and
692 c.
6896.
A Quarto, entitled, " a Treatife contayninge the maner
of Lyfe & Death of the moft holy Prelate & conftant
Martir of Chrift John Fifher Bifhop of Rochefter &
Cardinall of the holye Church of Rome." Fairly
written, in an old hand ; 98 leaves.
6897.
An Oftavo, containing Tra&s upon different Subjects.
1 . Concerning the Power of apprehending a Prieft by
a Warrant. O.'d.
2. Extra&s from Records in the Tower of London
touching the Coinage.
3. Copy of Letters which K. James I. fcnt into Eng-
land, A. D. 1 584, on occafion of reftoring the Bifhops
& altering the Church Government. In Latin & Eng-
Hfh, with a dedication, by Ar. Harbert, to Dr. Overrall.
4. <c A true relation of the Aftions & Motions of the
Dutch Army in Brabant, A° 1689, with a fhort hiftorical
Account of the Country. *' 61 pages, with lifts of the
Armies fubjoined, to p. 77.
6898.
An O&avo, containing feveral theological writings in
Latin, French, and Englilh.
1. Obfervations in Latin & French on various paf-
fages in Scripture, & fome theological writers.
2. A Latin Sermon, onPf. 145. v. 9.
3. Heads of an Englifh Sermon, on Chrift 's Temp-
tation, preached twice, in 1678-9 and 1679-80.
4. Sermon on Eph. 11. 8, & others.
5. Notes of Sermons, as delivered by feveral
preachers.
6. Tranfcript of a printed Sermon, entitled " The
Saints reft, or their happy Sleepe in Death." 1653.
7. Two Sermons on 1 Cor. ii. 9.
8. A Sermon on Mark xiii. 37.
9. " Some principal! pointes, held & maintained by
the Church of Chrift in Wales, falfly called Anabap-
tifts.'' Signed, " By the unworthyeft of the Servants
of Chrift, Vavafour Powell/'
10. A traft, very fairly written, with this title Ct The
Sweetnelfe of Faith, or aSoliloquie byway of Paraphrafe
on the Creed. 2 Cor. iv. 13. We believe & therefore
fpeake, 1689."
ix. " The fecond part of Mr. Harvey's Appendix to
his Proportions concerning the Sabbath. This is not
printed, this 18th of Nov. 1646." It has alfo a full ti-
tle, which is this, " AfUTfpowpo<r9»)c?f, or the fecond
part of 4 an Appendix to Sabbato-Dominica, or a few Pro-
pofitions tending to reconcile the feeming difference be-
tween the letter of the Law & Chriftian libertie, in the
do&rine of the Sabbath & Lords-day. By the fame au-
thor."
12. " Catholickes queftions to the Proteftants/'. with
markesof the Cath. Church, &c. 38 leaves.
6899.
An Oftavo, containing various tra&s.
1. Rules for Short-hand; entitled, " Regulae de
Chara&eribc.s conficiendis. Jo. Willis, S. S. B. Theol.
Num. 6899 — 6901.
Bacc." 20 pages. At the end is written, " Get hereto
the Schoolmafter to the Art of Stenography, put forth
by the fame Mr. Jo. Willis Bach, of Div. upon every
rule of this. 1 2 Edit a little before his death, clearly
untying every knott concerning this Art."
2. Conjugations of the Greek Verbs.
3. u Some particular expreffions & idioms of tha
French, obferved in reading over & trauflating the Pre*
face to Reflexions upon Ridicule."
4. Various obfervations, chiefly theplogical.
5. Latin notes marked, " Ex Nic. Dorthomann Libn
2°. De caufis et effeftibus Thermarum Belli (poft, Bel*
lil)Lucanarum. ,>
6. Notes on fubjefte of Law; with a charge, fcem-
ingly of a Judge, beginning at fol. 24, inverttd 8c con-
tinued at fol. 1, &c. At fol. 30. b. begins an account of
feveral ftatutes. In all 36 written leaves. At fol. 1 3, is
an article dated 1595.
7. " Dietapro equo;" with feveral matters on Far-
riery. Alfo various other notes extremely miscellaneous.
At fol. 8. b. Epigrams Latin & Englifti. At 13. a lift
of Nobility, 15 leaves. At the other end 10 leaves arc
written of fnnilar variety.
8. A few leaves of hiftorical notes, inverted in
binding. .
9. Nomenclator Grsecus, dated 1650.
10. Lucubrationes Hebraicae, with a praxis on the
25th Pfalm, beginning as a Hebrew book, 1656. Thefe
two neatly written, & apparently in the fame hand.
69OO.
Afmall Folio, containing Poems in the French Language,
written in the year 1662, the Subje&s whereof are as
follow ;
1. Les quatre Saifons de l'Anne. 1.
2. Sur un Saphir retrouve. 64.
3. Caprice contre TEftime, k Sappho. 65.
4. A TOrfelin, fameus Graveur pour Tobliger de
faire la Medaille du Due de Mantoue. 69.
5. LaFauvette. Dialogue. 73.
6. L'Oranger k Sappho. 86*
7. Dialogue entre Acante & quelques pommes d'Api.
88.
8. Elegie fur un Jaloufie. 90. 102.
9. Ode. 95.
10. Enigme. 98. 113.
1 1. Sur une Abfence. 1 10.
12. Pour Mad* d'Qlonne, malade du pied. j 15.
13. Pourtrait, adrefle k TirJis. 118.
14. Epigramme de Madem :ie Colletet. 121.
15. Les Vifions a MonP Le Mar. de Grammont.
122.
16. Tableau de la Vie humaine. 123.
At the other end Poems in Englifh.
17. On the Death of the Queen of Bohemia, by M r<
Phillips. " 143-
18. To her Royal Highnefs the Dutchefs of York,
who commanded M r> Phillips to fend her what Verfes (he
had written. 145.
19. A Song. 147.
A few French Poems at the beginning before the
pages commence. The book probably belonged to K.
Phillips, called Oriana.
6901.
A Volume, containing feveral Italian Poems,
1 . Canzone fatta fopra 1 'andata dell ' Annata Spagnuola
in Inghilterra Tanno 1588.
2. Contra Roma.
3. II Tamigi Guilio all'immortalitst del merito dell
excellent Signore Vriothaflay RufTell Duca di Bedford
principi e Pari d'Inghilterra, poefia iftorica.
4. Invitto del Oslo enamorata k Galathea.
x A Quarto,
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harlelaiise.
4+7
mtro-
fiound
Num. 6 ?. 0:^6968.
6902.
A Quarto, containing a Poem infcribed to Q. Elizabeth
by Henry Goldyngham, & entitled the Garden Pfot.
It is an allegorical Potm, with a long introduction, m
ftanzas of 6 lines. This copy is prepared for intro-
ducing illuminations, but none are finimed.
with N* 875.
6903.
A Quarto, entitled Love and Revenge, a Tragedy adSed
at the Duke's Theatre : written by Elkanah Settle
Servant to his Majefty 1 674. Printed in 1 67 5.
6904 & 5.
Two Quartos, marked A. & B, containing « a Paraphraf-
ticall Verfion of the Booke of Pfalmes into Meeter, to
the glory of God, for the rejoyceing of his People."—
A. is a copy of the fame Verfion as B, only much cor-
retted, & interlined with alterations. At the begin-
ning of B, is the 19th Pfalm paraphrafed alphabeti-
cally.
6906.
Atotfier Verfion of fome feleft Pfalms into Verfe by
Mjch. Cofowarth in 4 0 . Prefixed are complimentary
Verfes by Rich. Carey & Henry Locke, both ftyling
themfelves coufins to the author.
6907.
A few Sheets containing a Ballad, made in t7i 5 . Bound
with N 0i 393 and 4607.
6908.
A quarto, in which various things have been entered,
without any order.
1 . Two EngUlh Sonnets by Spenfer, namely, 64 &
23 intermixed with medical receipts. See alfo 1 ^6.
2. Enghlh Verfes & the Diet ira in Latin, &c. with
the date of i6j8.
3. An older collection of French verfes, the firft
dated 1380; on the blank pages of which, Englifli &
Latin verfes have been iuferted by I. O. Cocks in : 564.
AtfoK3 5 is written, " Scribebat Mr. Carolus du pire
1591, with the curious device, * DUm ePIRo spEro "
giving the writers name in the capitals. At f, 46. b. Mr*
Cocks s receipts & memorandums begin again. At co b
other medical receipts are inferted, the writer of which
appears to have been a Mr. Dingley. His dates are about
1548. From f. 85 to 92 (both inclufive) the ai tides
are entered in the book inverted, & are now numbered
that way alfo. At f. 93, the receipts are continued. Thefe
are feparately numbered in the margin, by the original
owners, to the amount of 490 : after which are fome not
numbered.
4- At the back of f. 92. begin the articles written
with the book inverted, which are thefe:
* ,r I l e u t . er / rom the L - Vif c l Falkland to the King in be-
half ot his Son under his Majefiy's difpleafure. 1
Trial Letter ° f WdteJ " Rakgh t0 thc King bef ° re h ' is
Letter after his Condemnation- 1 ' 2 "
Letter of Sir W. Ralegh to his Wife after his Con-
demnation. 2 ^
. _?» J*"" to Sir Rob - Ca^e, on his obtaining from
the King his Inheritance from his Children. \ b
Letter of Sir W. Ralegh to the Queen. 4 b'
Letter of Sir Fulk Grevill,with Advice to his Kinf.
man in trance.
B^fc. Lady Rich t ° theQ - Ueen m *** «f I"
by ,ht E - of Smfford * iittk
ttfum. 6909, 6910.
6909.
A quarto, containing an imperfeft & not very eariy tranfc
£LF °xL Artdrew ° f W > ntown, S Scottilh Chronicle
1 his Mo. was collated by the accurate Mr. David
Macpherfon, who has thus defcribed it in his edition
of that old Poem.
« Another mamifcript, though not defehang notice
for its age or correftnefs, yet muft be noted, as' being
perhaps the only one, befides the royal, which contains
the authors improvement, & as having been of fome lit-
tle ufe m the prefent edition. It is N° 6909 of the Har-
leian Library in the [Britifh] Mufeum, and has been
written about the middle of the laft century, upon 67
meets of coarfe paper in 4'°. The tranferiber has taken
great liberties, in altering & abridging. Along with the
P°A& matte \ he . haso r mkted the ftort no »«s of the
P.dilh kings, the reign of Macbeth, and fome other parta
oi the hiftory of Scotland, his idea of which has led him
frequently to correct Wyntown from HeftorBoyce This
MS. feems to have been copied from one written in the
AbbeyofKelfo; or in the rubric of the chapter anfwering
to v,, *. King David is called, St. David our Founder
and the one anfwering to vni. xvi. informs us, that Will
ham of Dalgernon, Abbot of Kelfo, was tutor to David n
during his refidence in France; a piece of intelligence
which I find no where elfe." Preface, p. xxxvii! g
6910.
A Quarto, containing the following Poems : neatly writ-
ten & ruled.
T^'a^'a P f ofo T P°P oh: or Mother' Hubbard's
Tale dedicated to.the Lady Compton and Mountegle. u
Strange MufeS> dedicated to the Lady
3. Virgil's Gnat, dedicated to the E. of Le?c°efter.
Pembroke! ° f Time ' dedkatel t0 the Cou ntefsof
C Ruines of Rome, by Bellay. 1?'
7. Vifions of the World's Vanity.
8. The Vifions of Bellay. * T
9. The Vifions of Petrarch. * 9 '*'
At the end of this is written « Finis 1 S9 6," which is
five years arter raoft of them were printed in 4 «% & fi x a fi er
the Muhpotmos and N- 7 & 9 which were printed with it,
ic Here follows a colledion of fmall Poems, by va-
rious hands, of which the chief are entitled, Hymnus in
Noctein, f, 75, wuh fome notes fubjoined. Hymnus in
Cvnthiam, f. 82 with notes alfo ; both, I belie/e, by G.
Chapman, tranflator of Homer. }
it. Hymnus in Cynthiam. Notes alfo. 82
12. A Fable of the Owlc, Cuckoo, &c. in Alexan-
drines, beginning,
"Suppofe (for fa ; muft be fuppos'd) that birdes 8*
" beafts did fpeake,
" The Cuckooefometyme lov'd the Owle, & fo did
" with her breake."
Followed by Epigrams & other fmall poems. Q2j
1 3. A long Poem, beginning, '
v 11 " H* Winter P roch ing on apace."
Followed by Epigrams, &c. 107
14. A tale beginning - King Aganippus," followed
by Ihorter poems.
15. A poem, in Stanzas of 7 lines each, beginning,
" Rapt with the rage of myne owne ravifht
thought." I27 b
16. Another in Stanzas of 6 lines, beginning,
"Awake myfoule out of thy fleepe offimie " 120
Poems An0ther> in thefame ftanza > followed by Ihorter
1 1 1' u Th r e bal, . ad , of " Go » foul » th e body's Gueft^fol-
lowed by feveral Ihort poems. ' , 4I> £
19- Three
Digitized by
44$
Catalogus Librorum MSS,
Num. 6910— 6918
19. Three fliort poems, figned Tho. Camp. 1 50.
20. One, beginning " Mufes no more/' marked at
the end, " Gomes F.flex." I 5 1 -
z\. " Luigi Groto his new Philofophie, Englylhedby
Dod. Eedes," followed by feveral fliort Poems, 151. b.
22. A very extenfive colle&ion of pofies or deuces
for rings. 1 60. b.
2,3. Short poems again. 163. b.
24. French Verfes, with this title, " Ces vers fuivans
furent recitez fur le Theatre k la fin d'un Comedie."
1 76.
. 25. " Verfes upon the report of the Death of the Rt.
Hon. the Lord of EfTex." 1 77.
26. An Epitaph, & other fragments in Latin. 1 93.
On the whole, this is a Angularly extenfive colle&ion
of fmall Poems, tranfcribed in 1596, or not very long af-
ter, in one hand.
69II 12.
Two Volumes in O&avo, containing the collcftion of
. Weftminfter Poems, formed by Robert Prior, from
which the Lufus Wejlmonajlerienfes were fele&ed.
They are dedicated to Edward Harley, Baron of Wig-
more, and have this title, " Mufae Weftmonafterien-
fes, five Poematum Minorum, inter folemnitates Re-
giae Scholae Weftmonafterienfis praecipue compofito-
rum, deleftus." They include the Weftminfter Ver-
fes on the death of William Duke of Gloucefter. All
very fairly written. See a beautiful copy of the fame
verfes at N° 2603.
6913 & 14.
Two Quartos containing fatirical Poems by Ld. Rochef-
ter, Lord Vaughan, D. of Bucks, Lord Buckhurft, E.
of Dorfet, Mr. Dryden, Mr. Butler, Mr. Oldham &
others. The lft, 438 pages; thefecond, 254 (writ-
ten) both completely index. In the latter pages of
2d fome profe articles.
The former volume uniformly written, the latter in
different hands ; with forrie articles repeated which are
in the firft. The greater part have been printed.
69C5.
A Quarto, written upon Vellum, containing thirty Pfalms
of David paraphrafed in French Verfe by Clement Ma-
rot, together with the Epiftles of St. Paul to the Phi-
lippians, Coloflians & Philemon, apparently by the
fame. 66 leaves, fairly written.
6916.
An old collettion of French poems, Balades, RondeIs>
&c. apparently of the 1 6th century ; written on paper
203 leaves. At the beginning, in a modern, but pro-
bably a foreign hand is written, %€ Poefies de Charles
d 'Orleans, pere de Louis xn, et de plufieurs autres
anteu^." xvi.
6917 & 18.
Two Quartos bound together, containing a large collec-
tion of Englifli poems, very fairly & carefully written.
Thefe volumes were bought out of LordSomers's Li-
brary of MS. and well deferve a more particular de-
fcription than they have yet had. They appear to
have been written in the early part of the 17th cen-
tury, &, befides the Poems of known poets, contain
many afcribed to perfons whofe names do not elfe-
where appear.
The former volume contains 202 pages clofely writ-
ten, befides 8 pages which are previous to the numbering.
The poems are alfo feparately numbered, and amount to
202, befides 11 contained Jn the previous pages.
r I his volume has a complete alphabetical index of the
firft lines of each poem, in which thofe in the 8 previous
4
Num. 6918-^-6922.
pages are marked with o. The names which occur in
this book are the following. T. Carew, very numerous.
I. Cleveland, p. 1, &c. Sidney Godolphin, 5, 5*, 53,73.
R. Herrick, p. 7, & pajftm. Ph. King, 43. T. Randolph,
43, &c. W. Stroud, 5 r, 64, 96. Pembroke, 54. R.
Clarke, 60. Suckling, 65, 198. T. Maifters, 67. Dave-
nam, 76. John Rutter, 77, 149. Dr. Duppa, 87. Ra-
leigh, ib. B. Jonfon, 117, 159. Bp. Corbett, 118, 166.
W. Segur, ib. H. King, 119 to 135. G. Morley, 13 <.
Mr. Reynolds, 137. Js. Gill, 140. T. Hickes, ib. T.
Freeman, 1 54. Zouch Townely , 1 60. W. King, 161. W.
King, 170. P. Bradfhaw, 174. Alfo the initials L.H p. 52.
T. B. 139 & 159, and T. G. 157 : befides many poems
thatare anonymous. PagesS 1, 82, 83 & 84 are warning,
& in them the beginning of Dr. Duppa's poem.
The latter volume has, no index; the poems occupy
200 pages, and at the beginning is written the name or a
former poffeflbr, " Peter Calfc." The poems here writ-
ten are by Donne 26, &c. Cowley fevtral \ Cleveland,
51, &c; J. Shirley, 55; L. Fownely, 50 ; T.Randolph,
59, &c. J.Paulin 75, 183; R. Henrick, 86, &c. H.
King, 85; R. Crafhaw, 160; Dr. Bulwer, 193; Salt-
marfli, 79; Wilde, 80; P. C. probably the owner of
the book Peter Calfe, being all at the end, 191, &c. &
P. M. 107, Qu. whether Peter M^flin^er ? The hand of
the fecond is very like to that of the former volume, till
within a few leaves of the end.
6919.
A Quarto containing a Poem in the old Scottifh dinle-it
on the feven days of the week, each iliuitrated by a
curious drawing in the ftyle of etching, except the
third, which has a black paper inftead. It begins ;
This brevit buke of fobir quantite
Of Synnaris callit ye contemplacioun
Accordis wele for all ftate & degre
Gydand be grace and deuhe direccioun.
Oure Saule tofefe in fure falvacioun.
Herforeyis pofis profundlie underftand
In haft imprentand thir figuris followand.
On fome of the drawings are the initials I. R. f. It is
bound with N° 6922.
6920.
A Quarto, containing two pieces of Poetry.
1. Apolitical Fable between the Lion Sc the Hart, in
the manner of Dryden's Hind & Panther.
2. " The Interpreter, A. D. 1622, wherein three prin-
cipall Termes of State, (viz. Puritan, Proteftant, & Papift)
much miftaken by the vulgar, are cleerely unfoulded. To
fuch as underftand not the Englifh perfectly." Bound
with 1836 & 6895.
6921.
A Quarto, containing Poems on religious Subje&s by
Mr. Southwell, 4 2 written leaves. All the lower part
of the book damaged by wet.
6922.
A Quarto containing,
1. The Philofopher, & other Poems chiefly cn reli-
gious Subje&s.
2. Account of the hard Froft in England 1683..
33-
3. Difcovery of the Skeleton of a prodigious Monlier
near Corbridge in Northumberland. ib.
4. Hurricane in the Way to the Weft Indies 1670.
5. Report of John Struys a Dutchman concerning
the Mountains of Ararat. 36.
6. Bravery of the Englifh Seamen 1682, who gladly
periflied with the Shipwreck in order to fave the D, of
York then going for Scotland. ib.
7. Account
Digitized by
feibliothecae Marieian£. 449
Num. 692^-^6936;
7. Account of fhree Perfons condemned for a Mur-
der at Coventry 1696. 37.
8. Account of the Earthquake at Port Royal in
Jamaica, written in two Letters from a Minifter of that
Place, from on board the Granada in Port Royal Har-
bour %2 June 1692. 38.
At the end is written, in large Gothick Letters
Wantey Wright. Bound with 6919.
6923.
A Quarto written \i£on & thick paper, mixed with Vel-
lum, entitled " Stimulus Confidential, or the Prick of
Conscience, a poetical Work upon many felect Texts
©f the holy Scriptures in feven parts, in Englifh, the
ift of human nature. — 2. of the World.— 3. of Death.
—4. of Purgatory. — 5. of the day of Judgement. —
6. of the Pains of Hell. — 7. of the Joys of Heaven,
by Sir Richard Roll, commonly called Hampole of
Hampole near Doncafter, who died anno 1349."
XIV,
The above is a title written in the book, on an ex-
ternal leaf of paper, in no very old hand, probably early
in the 18th century. The book contains 120 leaves, of
which a very few (as 109 & no) are mutilated. For
totmpole fee alfo N° 5I35.
6924.
In 4 0 Atahmta, Comoedia a Phil. Parfons A. D. 161 2.
Verfibus Iambicis. Praemifla eft dedicatio Gul°.
Laude, Coll. D. I. Bapt. Praefidi. Conipa&us cum
num is 1825, 4345 et 6927.
6925.
In 4 0 . Tragoedia, cui tituluS eft Homo, a Tho. Atkinfon.
Laudio dedicata, ut praecedens. Compacta cum nu«
meris 4 1 59 et 5048 .
6926.
Codex in 4*° chartaceus continens tres perpetuas Tragoe-
dias Latine fcriptas, in hiftoriam Richardi 3, regis
Angliae.. Au&ore Henrico Lacy, e Coll. Trin. Cantab.
A. D. 1586. In dramate tertio multa pro a&ione in-
dicantur fermone Anglico. Folia habet 73.
Occurrit etiam N° 2412.
6927.
In 4*. Mufae Ludlocenfes, five Poemata Latina & Graeca
in fchola Ludlocenfi compofita, Anno pacatiflimi fere-
nillimae reginae Elizabethan imperii fexto fupra tricefi-
mum. Periit titulus, cum parte dedicationis et Praefa-
tionis. Libellus compa&us cum 6924, &c.
6928.
Libellus in 8vo. in quo continentur,
1. Epigrammata Weftmonafterienfia, partim iaedita,
partim inter Lufus Weftmonaft. exftantia* p. 1—732,
%. Libra inverfo, "Nundinae Sturbrigenfes;" Auc-
tore H. Hill, et in Mufis Anglic, editae Tom. 2,
page 79.
3. iEdes Blenhemiae, Ode ad Dom. St. John* Pro-
logus in Phormionem, cum Epitaphio in anonymum,
46.
4, Carmina quadragefimalia quaedam. 57 — 63.
6929.
In 8°. A Colte&ion of French Songs, formed pro-
bably in the. early part of the 17th Century j 214
pages.
6930.
In 8°. A Tranflation of a few Pfalms of David into Eng.
lifti metre by Mr. Frtu Davifon, Jof. Bryan, Rich.
Gipps, Chas. Davifon, &c. 1 13 pages.
Cat. Harl. Vol, III.
Num. 6931—6935.
69310
In 8*. A Colle&ion of Englifli Poems upon divers Sufr
je&s. At the other end of the Book there is a Prayer
& a Sermon on 137 Pf. 1.
The names are fubjoined to mod of thefe poems, &
among them arei Peter Bradfhaw, p. 2. T. Cary (for
Carew) p: 4, &c. W. Browne, p. 5, 8, &c. Tho. Chud-
leigh, p. 6. John Grange* p. 9. Dr. Rich. Corbett*
p; n&pajftm. Dr. Donne 15, &c. W. Stroud 16, and
very often befides. . Walton Poole, 18. B. Johnfon, 24.
Dr. Price, 31. Humphrey LJoyde, 37. George Mor-
ley 76, &c. At p. 77, is the Iter Boreala of Bp. Cor-
betr. . Wm. Cartwright, p. 109. Jafper Maine, 120.
Th. Herrick, 121. Fr. Beaumont, 1 39. Jeram Terrent,
148. R. Gumerfall, 152. Dr. Henry King, 1 62. 177
written pages, befides thofe at the other end.
6932.
A fmall O&avd, containing Poems, Latin & Englifli,
written & revifed between July 6, 1643,8c Apr. 1647,
by P. Ficher. Dedicated to the author's friend, Mr*
Denzell Hollis. Bound with N° 3910.
6933-
An O&avo, entitled, " Poetical Charafterifticks, Vol. 2d,
colleftedby W. O."
This is a colle&ion formed, in part at lead, as late
as 1732, when Bentley's Milton was publifhed. See
f. 78. At f. 29, is an Elegy on Judge Crook, by Sir
John Denham, faid to be unpublifhed. The poems are
entered irregularly, with fpaces between left blank, as far
as fol. 79.
6 934~
An Oflavo in French, fairly written, & entitled, " Ma-
nuel contenant quelques Enfeignements, pal* le moyen
defquels Ton peult fcavoir comment on doibt entre-
prendre & heureufertieht parachever un Voyage en
pays lointain, & en rapporter le vray fruift & profit
util ; pour tous Voyageurs en general, & en fpecial
pour ceux qui ont principalement ce but en leuf
Voyage, d'acquirir prudence, fageflTe et experience, par
F. D." he dedication dated 1 1 April 16 14. Bound
with N° 1778.
6935-
An Octavo, containing manyhiftorical relations from va-
rious Authors ; namely, Inftances of juft punifhment
overtaking Oppreffors & the remarkably flagitious, f. r."
Inftances of Gluttony, 7.— Prefent retribution to the
merciful, 10 — Divine Judgments upon the Jewifli
Nation, 1 5.— Fruitfulnefs qf fome Women, 20. —
Numerous Iflue, 21.— Monftrous Births, 23.— Of
wonderful Strength, 26.— Wonderful Eaters, 27. —
Of Pigmies, 30*— Giants, 32.— Great Sleepers, 33*—
Walking in Sleep, 34.— Long Waking, 35.— Great
Fafters, 36. — Children petrified in the Womb, 38.—
Children mark'd in the Womb, 40.— -Preternatural
Births, 41.— Monfttous Animals, 42.— Early ripe Wit,
44.— Extraordinary Memory, 47.— Extraordinary
Leannefs, 48.— Perfons long lived, ib. — Wonderful
Diflempers, 50.— Strange Birds, ib.-^-Strange Beafts,
52.— Strange Fi(h, 57.— Strange Serpents, 59.—
Strange Infefts, 63.— Vegetables, Trees* & Plants„6S.
—Strange Minerals, 75.— Metals Gold, Silver, Cop-
p er , 76.— Precious- Stoneji, 78.— Strange Stones, 80.
—Strange Hills, 8 1.— Damps, 83.— Rain, Hail,
Snow,Froft, 84.— Thunderbolts &Thunderftone«,86.
—Comets, blazing Stars, 8$.— Lightning & Thunder,
87-— Earthquakes, 89. — Mufick, 96. — Curious
Clockworks, Navigation & Archite&ure, 97; In all
107 leaves, fairly written.
Digitized by
45° Catalogus Librorum MSS*
Num. 6935— -6941.
In the beginning of the Book there is inferted a
Chara&er of theDuke of Beaufort, who died A.D. 1 7 1 4,
from the Paper called the Poft-boy. This is on two
leaves, not numbered with the reft.
6936.
Afma ^ Oaavo ^Yith this Title, " Diftinaiones & Signi-
ficationes peculiares quorundam fynonimorum in or-
dinem alphabeticum rediguntur & explicantur per me
Th.Pearfon." 64 pages j from page 45 written in a
. different hand.
6 937-
A fmall Octavo, containing a great Number of chirur-
gical & other Receipts. Bound with 5354 & 7360.
6938.
A fmall Oftaro, being a Law Common-place Book,
Bound with the following, & N° 183.
6 939-
Another Law Common-place Book in fmall 8°. Bound
with the preceding, & N° 1 83.
694O.
In ia°. An Effay on Chemiftry & Diftillation, by Sam.
Bifpham. 56 pages.
694.I.
A Quarto, containing fundry mifcellaneous Pieces, col-
lefted by Mr. H. Wanley,
1. De magnitudine urbis Romse : abftra&ed from
Voflius.
2. De rebus a fer mo LeonardoDonato,Venet. principe,
geftis.
3. LItera J. Coelii ad quendam juvenem, de ftudiis
re£te inftituendis, ubi de Poefi & arte delineatoria. — In
xxvii Aft. Apoft. 17, Commentarius. — De Iiarpagoni-
bus, five ferreis manibus, aPrifcoByzaniino inventis. —
De Procli fpeculis acneis quas hoftium clafiem incendit. —
De Chiromantia. — De loco Virgilii, cum iEneas ad
Evandrum profectus fit, indutus Libyftidis Urfte pelle. —
Recenfus Magiftratuum Romanorum.
4. La Defcouverte d'ure caraftere & d'un Language
univerfel & raifonnable. Par Geo. D'Algarno.
5. DeRefcoupori rege Thraciae, per D. Maffon, &
de ejufdem nummo.
6. Aliae Liters D. Maflbn ad J. Covellum D. D.
de nummis quibuidam Graecis. Oxonise Aug. 19,
1702.
7. De nummis imperatorum Romanorum, &c.
Pagg. 201.
8. Mr. Madifon's & other Papers about our Engl ifh
Coins of Gold & Silver, together with a Letter from Sir
Js. Newton relating to the Value of Pieces of Eight of
Mexico, Peru & Sevil.
9. Four leaves, indorfed by Mr. Wanley, " Cata-
logue of Mr. W. Clayton s Greek Coins. Belongs to
his Letter of 4th April 1721." They confift of Coins
of the Seleucidas, Coins of Towns under the Roman
Emperors, & Coins of Towns without that reference.
10. Catalogue of our Englifh Gold & Silver Coins
with Notes.
11. Extraftaex Cerda in Virgilii Oneida, Tomo 2, et
aliunde. Notac do&iflimae.
1 2. Criticifms in Englifli upon Cic. de Oratore, dated
1716.
13. Elenchorum Elenchus.
14. De Caufa efficiente & de Materia.
' 15. De Fine.
1 6. Grammatica Italiana. Latine fcripta, at imper-
fefta.
17. Excerpta ex Bibliis Hebraicis & Grsccis.
8
Num.6941-*— 69434
1 8. An Explication of old Saxon Words.
19. Explicatio quarundum Vocum Graxajiim in
Homero, &c.
20. " Explicatio vocum quarundum Grascarum in
utroq; Teftamento occurrentium, ex ore doftiffimi viri
Joh. Mill, Principalis Aulas S. Edmundi, in capellA poft
preces matutinas et vefpertinas; omnia, ad lin. pag.
4'*, per Jacobum Hamond di&ae Aulae fcripta fuerant,
priufquam illic adfui, fed reliquorum teftis fueram auri-
bus." The notes are in Englifli.
21. Vocum Graecarum in Antiquitatibus Godwinianis
paflim confperfarum interpretatio etymologica.
22. A Letter from W. Wotten to Mr. Ockley, chiefly
concerning the Confufion of Languages at Babel, March
23. A Difcourfe in French for Confolation under the
troubles of this Life.
24. • Ceremonies of the Jews ufed in Italy & elfewhere
1 61 2, written in Italian.
25. Relazione di tutti Principi, e Republiche d'
Italia.
26. Inftitutiones Aftrononiicae.
27. Orationes E. Smith & R. Friend, 1710. 37.
6942.
A Quarto, containing familiar Letters to Dr. Gilbert
Sheldon & Dr. Hickes, from Dr. Henry Hammond,
Jafpcr Gower & others, about the middle of the 17th
Century. There are 125 Letters.
Of thefe the chief part are from Dr. H. to Dr. Shel-
don, or are figned R. P. 47 is figned Falkland, 136 is
figned T. Taylor. At 139 begin the Letters figned
J. G. or Jafper Gower. 155 R. Warring. 156, & fome
following, are direfted to Mr. Guilbert* & figned Bel-
Icau. 162 is in Latin to Dr. Sh. & figned Carolus
Steward. 165, Dr. Geo. Hickes. 166, J. Hudfon, 167,
170, 171, 172, Dr. G. Hickes. 174, 175 are Latin
Epiftle-s of ceremony, figned G. Man and Johannes
Vickars.
6943-
A Quarto, containing Letters written to Dr. Covell
Mafter of Chrift's College in Cambridge, as well from
Foreigners, mo ft of which are in modern Greek, as
from Perfons at home.'
Letters 1 — 17, Greek. 18, Latin. 20, Letter from
the Bp. of Mormora Gr. 21, Dr. CovelFs Anfwer, Gr.
22,. Lift of books in the Library at Conftantinople, in-
clofed in an Englifh Letter from T. Gale. 23, Another
Gr. Letter from Dr. Covell. 24 — 26, Greek. 27-^29,
French. 30, Gr. 31 French, fromjuftel. 32, Two
French Handbills. 33 — 40, Fr. Juftel. 41 — 46, Gr.
47, A memorandum. 48 — 51, Gr. 52, Italian. 53 — 54
Gr. 55, a Letter, in Latin from Pope Innocent xi. to the
King of France, encouraging him to perfecute the Protef-
tants. 56, Latin, from M. Meibomius to Covell. 57, 58,
Antonius Maria de Rheita, on his own difcovery of five
new Satellites of Jtipiter, with a diagram. 59 — 65, Ita-
lian Letters from Martinelli to Dr. Covell, with fome
draughts of anfwers in the fame language. 66, Gr.
67, 68, From the Archbp. of Canterbury (170 1) about
Philippopolis. 69, Italian, from Emanuel Timone. 70,
72, Draughts of Letters written on the back of College
Epiftles. 71, Memorandums. 72, Capitulations of Peru
in Italian. 73, 74, Englifh Letters. 75, a Greek lift of
Books. 76. Letter in Englifli from Brother Huntington,
77, From Dr. Mill. 78, Huntington again. 79, 80, Let-
ters figned Tho. Palmer & Wm. Fawkener. 81 — 86,
Letters from Tho. Ford of Buckingham, on curious
fubje&s of Mufic, & mufical inftruments. 87, Letters
about Dr. Emanuel Temone.
Avery
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harlcianae.
45*
Num. 6944-^6947*
6944.
A very thick quarto, containing Letters tin matters of
Heraldry, to Meflrs^ Gregory King, & Sam* Stebbing
Heralds; alfo Certificate*, Teftimonials, . Petitions,
Bills, & Receipts, all relating to tranfa&ionS with He-
ralds. N* 1 51 7 are from Mr. afterwards Sir W m Dug-
dale, dated 1685. 23, from Dn Launcelot Addifon,
Dean of Lichfield* 1687. See 112 & 121, &c Se-
veral from Randle Holme- 29, Sir John Dugdale.
78, A Letter figned Leibniz. 8 ^ 107, From Jof.
Addifon. 101, in, T» Vanbur^h. Several from John
Chamberhyne, author of the prefent State of Gr. Brit,
295, Peter Walter.
in all, 295 papers of the various kinds*
6945.
A Sermon on James 11. 14. What profit in Faith with-
out Works? 8°.— 2. One on 1 Cor. xv. 2Q.— 3. The
beginning of one on Heb. xi. 26.
6946.
A Quarto, containing Sermon* on feveral Siibjcfls :
1. Prov. 8, 17. "I love them that love me," &c.
2. Gen. u. 18. " It is not good that the Man Ihould
be alone," &c.
3. John xi. 35. " Jefus wept."
4. 1 Thcls. v. 16. 46 Reioicc evermore. " xvn.
At the beginning is written, in a later hand, " iv
Excellent Sermons, preach'd & wrote in the 17th Cent."
No name.
6947.
A very Iarq;e colleftion of Poems in Latin & Englifh, in
many dillcrent hands, & collected originally by differ-
ent perfens, united here probably by the care of Mr.
Wanley.
1. Elogium Suecise quod eviterno Genus honon ia-
erum fit. . .
2. Colkaio carminum Latinorum, Cantabngiae ple-
rumque fcriptorum, folia 20. Notanda funt pr«cipu6
luce, Carmina in Baconum, f. x. " Exanthemata regia
Caroli 1." Ab Edvardo King, Coll. X 1 ' focio, f. 5-b.—
iEgidii Fletcher verfus in obitum Phil. Sidnxi eq. aur.
o.b. Ejufdem Ecloga. Daphnis Infcripta, f. io.b.— In
obitum Edv. King, (Miltoni Amici) C. C. focii, in man
Hibernico fubmerfi, f. 13. b. In Jos. Hall, Dec. Wigor-
nienfera, et in obitum Jof. Hall Epifc. Norv. 1 6. b.
3. Bp.Chappel'sLife, in Latin Verfe, by himfelf.
4. Prologus in Eunuchum.
5. Ad Sereniffimum Principem Gulielmum Glocef-
triss Ducem.
6. Latin Hexameters fubferibed « Parifns Feb. 9,
1655, T.B.Trin. Coll. Soc." .
7. Verfes in Latin & Englifh on Mr. H. Puck-
ering. _ _
8. Latin Verfes, on Mrs. SufanDarcy.
9. Andrew Melvini Paraphrafis Epiltolae ad He-
ic- Verfus Ant- Mejeri ; et in Mich. Marullum.
11. Verfus in Lemmata varia. ^
12. In tumulum Petri Gaflendi. -
13. Epiftola D l Comitis de Rolkomont, de Itinere
Italico et Germanico, etiam 18. ^
14. Hendecafyllaba in Killigravium : cum alus verfi-
busLatinis.
15. Celeberrimse Academiae Francofurtenfi Carmen
Gratulatorinm.
16. Verfus Academici, cum Epiftohs nonnullis.
17' Epiftola ad illuftriflimum Carolum Comitem
Dorfetia et Middlefexiae, &c. de Victoria Auguftiflimi
Regis Gulielmi in Hibernia parta, quae Anglicis carmi-
nibus admirabili cum deateritate concinnata eft, a nobi-
liflimo Dom- Mountague, ct Latiue rgdita a Gulielmo
Hogaeo-
Num. 6947-^694^.
18. Deus per Ifaiarri Cyl'iirh allociitus, verfibus Hex**
metris.
19. " Ex communidatidne Dm Corhenij ad Etauni
Hartlibium. Opus unum, operarii plures.*'
20. Carmina Acadetnica quaedam.
21. A large colle&ion of Italian Verfes dedicated to
Francefca de Borbon, Dutchefs of Billion, with this title,
" Del Ben et del Male brevi Ritratti con fimiLtudine et
oppofitioni cavate dal Teforo de i cento cinquanta Salmi
di David."
22. Part of a Mafque, with various other papers.
23. Character of a Sly dog, & other ,\iifcellanies.
24. Part of the third ad of a Kr g & no King*
25. Verfes to fair Alicia, & others*
26. Faction difplayed, a Poein dedicated to the Duke
of Somerfet, 20 pages.
27. Various Englifh verfes: among them the Lark by
Dr. Duke* 6c the Owl by the Duke of Buckingham,
and the 7th Ode B# 4 of Horace by C. Boyle, preiented
to Edw. E. of Oxford, 1726.
28. The Turtle & the Sparrow, printed in Prior's
pcems, vol. 3d.
29. Englifh verfes, among them a Copy on Tun*
bridge;
30. c< An Eglogiie upon the death of theLadieMar-
queffe Hamilton," figned Fauckland, with fome fhorter
copies.
31. "A Poem made on the Earle of Eflex being in
difgrace with Queene Eliz. by Mr. Henry Cuffe his Se*
cretary."
32. Verfes on various fubjefliSi
33. A ballad (of 19 ftanzas) on the Bifliop's forbid-
ding the bells to ring at Dr. Sacheverell's entrance into
Worceften
34. Dr. Wild's Ghoft, dn his Majefty's declaration foif
liberty cf Conference.
35. The order of Parliament burlefqued, with otner
occ^fional verfes.
36. A dialogue between the tw >Houfes, Woolchurch
& _ baring, &c«
37. 1 he Dream, on Mr- J^hn Hofkins 1614.
38. Several fhort copies of verfes j among them the
form of the Dnnmow Oath.
39. Ccbes's Fable in Englifti verfe, 50 pages.
40. Paris to Helena & Helena to Paris, in profe; fu-
perfcribed by Mr. Wanley, " One of Woodman's fix
curious MSS."
41. Love's Metafnorphofis, or Apollo & Daphne, by
William Sampfon, dedicated to the Marchionefs of New-
caftle.
42. A dialogue entitled " Sociable Cavaliers."
43. Fragments of one or two books, chiefly in profe.
44. Several fhort topics of Englifh Verfe.
45. A book ot 44. leaves, each containing verfes, with
mufical notes underneath.
6948.
A Quarto, confiding of Poems on various Subje&s in
French, with fome Letters ; being originally a Port
Folio of fuch fcraps, in different hands, & fizes, now
bound up together.
At fol. 117, &c. are fome in Italian: Alfo 137,
138* 139; *59> 185, 186, 209, &c. 244* *5 6 > 2 S7>37**
It contains 394 written leaves.
A Quarto containing,
1. Colle&anea ex Di&ionario Theologico Thomas
Gafcoygne S. T. P. Oxon MS. in biblioth. Coll.
Lincoln. *•
2. Copy of Q. Mary s Will 1 <;o8. 29—45,
3. Copies of Letters of King James I. & Charles the
Firft: the originals of fome of which are in the Royal
Letters N° 6987, &c. 47-62.
4. After
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4. After a large fpace of blank leaves, " Status con 4
troverfiae inter Rev"™ in Chto Pattern Johan. Oxon, et
Thomam Lincoln Epifcopos, de Ordinatione canonicfi
an contra Canones habit&, in Capell. Coll. Reginae Am
1676. Script, per D* Doaorem Tho. Barlow Epifco- .
pum nuper Lincolnienfem." 63 — 115.
5. "The Contents of Bundells of Books & Letters
layMin the Preffe in the new Treafury in the new Palace
marked with chalke thus p." p. 117— 138. All thefe
very fairly & uniformly tranfcribed, & attefted, with the
fignatureW. T. 1730.
[6950—6985.]
& Thefe valuable collections of Extras from various
indent Regifters, amounting to 38 volumes, were form-
ed & written by Dr. Matthew Hutton, for the remain-
der of whofe MSS. fee 75 1 9, 20 & 2 1 , & Mr. Wanley's
remark upon them. Several of them have Alphabetical
Indexes of the records* In 6964 is written, " Thefe
Collections wete made by me Matth. Hutton, Anno Di
I6&6."
6950—1 — 2 — 3 & 4.
Five Volumes in 8°, being Extrafts from the Regifters of
the Diocefe of Lincoln.
6955 & 6.
Two O&avos, from the Regifter of the Bp. of London.
6*957— 6 963-
Seven O&avos, Extracts from Regifters in the Tower of
London.
6964 — 6968.
Five Volumes, from the Regifters in the Diocefe of Bath
&Wella.
6969-— 7C 71 & 72.
Four Volumes from the Regifters of York Diocefe.
6973 4 — 5 — 6 — 7 & 8 -
Six Volumes of Mifcellanies from divers Regifters.
6979 & 80.
Two Volumes from the Collections of H. Warton.
6981.
An Oftavo, confifting of Extra&s from the Papers &
Records of Chrift's College Cambridge.
6982.
An O&avo, taken from Regifters in the Cotton Library.
6983.
An O&avo, confifting of various Heraldical CoUe&ions.
6984.
A fmall Book in 12° containing various Extra&s from
different Regifters.
6985.
Three volumes marked A. B. C. containing juridical &
other Colle&ions. In the laft is written, by Dr. H.
u This book contains only rude draughts of fuccef-
fions, [with] fome faults, which I have corrected in
other Papers."
See again N° 7017. § 44. where are Additions &
Corrections to many of thefe Extracts.
6986.
A Folio, containing Letters, Warrants, &c.by the Royal
Family of England, fiom King Hen. vn. to the latter
end or King James 1.
1. A Copy of Letters Patent from K. Henry vi.
to Richard (Beauchamp) Earl of Warwick upon his
Num. 6986.
going over ftegenfc of France : Containing a Recital of
his Lordfhip's Demands, & his Majefty's Anfwer to every
diftinCt Article. Dated Kenington* 1 1 May, the 1 5th of
this Reign, (viz. 1437.) I#
2. Copies of the feveral Inscriptions & Signs Manual
made by Hen. vn. in a curious Prayer Book written
& illuminated on Vellum, which he gave to his Daughter
Margaret Queen of Scotland : Alfo of her Infcription,
at heir Donation thereof to the Archbifhop ©f St. An-
drew's. 3.
3. King Hertry vm. to Thomas Bofvian & James
Carew of Cornwall, greeting them for revenging the
Cruelty of the Scots; & to make a fpeedy Loan of 20I.
towards carrying on the War againft them. Dated Weftm r
1 Dec. (no year mentioned) figned at top with the
Initial Letter of his Name. 7.
4. K.Henryvm- to the L d Chief Juftice Fitz-JameSj
to raife all the able Men he could among his own Te-
nants and within his own Office & JurifdiCtion, for the
Wars. Grenewiche* 30 May 4th year of his Reign
(15 1 3)* His Name fign'd at the top with a wooden
Stamp. 8.
5. K. Henry vtn. his Licenfe to Humfrey Lloyd, to
wear his Bonnet as well in his prefence, as elfewhere, by
reafon of the Infirmities in his Head. Wyndefoure, 1 2
June, 19th of his Reign (1527). a Copy. 9.
6. Mary the French Queens Letter to her Brother,
the faid K. Henry, of her late Recovery, & hopes to
come fhortly to London, 1528. 9.
7. A Letter of Licenfe or Paflport, by the faid K.
Henry, for W m Broke the L d Cobham's eldeft Son, to
travel beyond Sea, with his two Servants, three Horfes
& 20L June 4th, 33d of his Reign. (1542) Signed at
top with his own hand. — On Vellum. 10.
8. Prince Edward to his Sifter Princefs Mary; a Let-
ter of Compliment in Latin. Dated from Hartford, 1 o
Jan. — All in his own hand. 11.
9. Prince Edward to the Queen, in French, from his
Houfeat Hampton Court. — All in his own hand. 12.
10. K. Edward vi. to the Archbifhop of Canterbury,-
to raife & fend 1 5 Men & Horfe to Newcaftle, againft
the Scots. Sign'd at top with a wooden Stamp of the
King's Name, & at the end by the E. of Somerfet,
Lord ProteCtor. Dated Hampton Court, 14 July ift of
his Reign. 13.
1 1. Princefs Elizabeth to her Brother K. Edward vi.
in Latin. Dated from Enfield 14 Feb. — In her own hand.
14.
12. Princefs Eliz. to her Brother K.Ed. vi. in Latin.
Dated from Afhridge, 2oSept. 15.
13. Princefs Eliz. to her Brother K. Ed. vi. in En-
glifli. Dated fromHatfield, Saturd. All in her own hand.
It is fealed with the Impreffion of a Rofe. 16.
14. -To the King's moft excellent Majefty (probably
K. Ed. vi. & dictated by the Princefs Eliz. tho' writ-
ten in a different hand) The Name is cut off at
bottom, but exprefling that Nature as well as Duty
moved her to wait on hi? Majefty, & being fealed with
a Rofe like the laft,, ftreiigthens the Conjecture. The
purport is, that her Servants may have liberty of at*
tending her as before. Dated from her Houfe of Honef-
den, 4 Apr. 17.
15. An Order of Thomas Fyslher Efq. to raife &
fend a Man & Horfe completely accoutred for the Bor-
ders of the North, againft the Scots & French. Sign'd
at the top Marye the Queene. Dated St. James's, 18
June, 4 & 5th year of our Reienes. (viz. 1557—8.)
With a Note at bottom by the laid Fysfher, that this
Horfeman, all Charges accounted, flood him in 27 1.
1 8.
16. Queen Eliz. to Mr. Tho. Randolph, Ambaffador
in Scotland, 11 Oft. 4 Eliz. (viz. 1562) 19.
17. The Queen again to Mr. Randolph, about the E.
of Sutherland's requeft, to Uve under her Protection in
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England, &c. From Windfof Cattle, 2 Sep. $ Eliz. 1 563.
Sign'd at top. 20.
18. Copy of the Queen of Scot's Letter to the Earl
of Northumberland to procure the Reftoration of fome
Goods & Money of hers, which was ihipwrecked near
the Borders, & retained by the Inhabitants, Edinb. 1 1
Feb. 1565. In the hand of Mr. Strype. ai.
19. O. Kliz. to Rob. Bowes & Win, Davifon Efqrs;
employed in Scotland : willing them to acquaint K.
James how inconvenient She thinks his Acceptance of
an Aflbciation in the Government would be, as propofed
to him by the French Ambaflador. Richmond, 29 Jan,
* 58 1 • 22.
20. L' Abate del Male, anzi del Bene, to Q. Eliza*
beth: After many high Compliments gives a fmall In-
flance of his defire to ferve her, in prcfenting her the
Modes of the French Ladies ; hearing fht delighted in
knowing the Variety of their Drcfle . Written in
Italian, but dated at Paris, 21 March 1582, & on a very
particular Paper, ad rn'd all about the Border with Em-
blems & Mottos in Gold ; & the back all decorated with
golden Darts. 22.
21. A Warrant figned by O. Eliz. to John AflJey
Efq. Mailer &c Treaiurer of the Jewels, & Rich' 1 Martin,
Matter of the Mint, to lend the E. of Leicefter 4000 1.
upon his Bond for 6 Months, out of the Silver Bullion
brought home by Sir Fra. Drake, Wcftminfter, 10 April
1584. 23.
22. Copy of Q. Elizabeth's Letter to the E. of Shrewf-
bury, concerning her Conference with the French Am-
baflador, about the Q. of Scots then at Sheffield under
that Earl's Ciiftody. It is not figned nor dated, & never
fent. 24.
23. Q. Elizabeth to Mr.Davidfon, Ambaflador in the
Low Countries. Signd the laft: of Oft. 1685. 25.
24. James K. of Scots to Mr. Arch d Douglas, for a
Paflport for James Curies, from Stirling Caft.e, 4 Sep.
1586. Sign'd at Bottom. 26.
25. K. James to Secretary Walfingham, with a Mef-
fengcr to inquire after the Queen's Health in thofe times
of foul Confpiracy of late happily difcovered : from his
Palace of Falkland, 9 Sep. 1586, entirely in his own hand.
27.
26. Dr. John Dee from the Kingdom of Bohemia,
10 Nov. 1568, to Queen Eliz. congratulating her upon
defeating the Spanifli Armada; & (hewing his ready obe-
dience to her Majefty's Will, that He, Mr. Kelly, & their
Families fhould return home. 28.
27. K. James to Alexander Lord of Spynie, pro-
mifing to ereft him . a temporal Lordlhip out cf the
Rents of the Bp. of Murray : from Croneburgh in Den-
mark. No Date j a Copy attefted by T. Ruddiman.
29
28. Copy of Q.Eliz'*. Letter to the Lord Keeper, in
behalf of Gourney and fome Aldermen of London, on
account of Sir Walter Lewfon's Efcape out of Prifon in
their Shrievalty. 17 Mar. 35 Eliz. 30.
29. Chritliar.usK.of Denmark to his brother in Law
K.James in Latin. Dat. Haffniae, 28 Julii 1595. 31.
30. K.James to the Lord Keeper Puckering to dif-
patch the Suit of Edward Johnftoun. From Halyruid
Houfe, 3 Feb. 1595- Sign'd at bottom. 32.
3 1 . Warrant to Q. Eliz. to releafe the Earl of Hert-
ford out of the Tower, 3 Jan. 38th of her reign. (1596.)
33-
32. A Lift of Knight? of the Garter, inflalled 24 May
1597. Sign'd by the Queen at bottom. On Vel-
lum. 34.
33. Q. Eliz«. Prayer at the going out of her Navy
1597. In her own hand, 35.
34. Q. Eliz'. Confohtory Letter to the Lady Drury,
up,,n the Death of her Hulband : With the Lady Dru-
ry 's thankful Anfwer, 1 589. 56.
. 35. Prince Henry to the States General of the United
Cat. Harl. Vol. 111.
Num. 6986.
Provinces on occafion of his Servant ftavid Murray
going into the Low Countries, fends his affectionate re-
commendations to them*& thanks for thej* good opinion
of him in thefe his tender years ; offering them his In-
tereft to ferve them in thefe firft Fruits of his hand,
which he hopes will ferVe them hereafter in better Offices.
Stirneling, 1 Sept. 1600. In French. 37.
36. Madame Beaulieu to Q^Eliz. full of highflown
Compliments* In French from Paris, 14 Jan. 1003* 38.
37. K. James to his Son Prince Henry, upon hte
Majefty's coming over to take poflefTion of the Crown of
England. All in hi* own hand. No Date, but in the
beginning of 1603. 39.
3S. Kr James to his Son Prince Henry in Scotland,
about a Letter from the Prince, rather written, than in-
dited by him; & the Difcovery of fome Girl that was a
Counterfeit (of Witchcraft, it feems). No Date, but by
the Seal of the Arms of England, it appears he was
then crown'd here. In his own hand.
39. K. James in a familiar Manner to one he calls his
little Beagle. Qu. If not the Queen his Wife? tho* fhe
is alfo mentioned as a third Perfon in the Letter. No
Date, but feal'd with the Arms of England. In his own
hand. 41.
40. Lady Arabella Stuart to Prince Henry, from Lon-
don, 18 Oct. 1605. All in her own hand with her SeaL
42-
41. Prince Henry to K. James, folliciting the Deanery
of Durham for his Tutor Mr. Adam Newton •, with a
fair Draught enlarged by Mr. Newton on the back*
Richmond, 23 Jan. 1605. 43.
42. Queen Anne to Lady Arabella Stuart, to permit
her Servant T. Cottings to go into the K. of Denmark's
Service. Whitehall, 9 Mar. 1607. 44.
43. Prince Henry to the Lady Arabella with the fame
Requeft. Seal'd with a Globe. 45.
44. The Lady Arabella to Prince Henry at parting
with her faid Servant a goodLutanift to theKing of Den-
mark, &c. Sheffield, 15 Mar. 1607. 46.
45. Princefs Eliz. to her Father K. James in French,
without Date. 47.
46. Princefs Eliz. to her Brother's Tutor, Mr. New-
ton, giving him Joy upon his Marriage. In French.
Without Date. 48.
47. Thirty-fix Letters from Princefs Eliz. to her Bro-
ther Henry Prince of Wales ; moft: of them in French,
full of affettionate & polite Addrefs : moft of them un-
dated, but by the Dates on fome & Indorfements on
others, appearing to be written between the Year 1604,
& 1610. 49, &c.
48. Charles Duke of York to his Brother Prince
Henry, (very affedionately) offering to give him any
thing he has. No Date, nor Seal. 85.
49. D. of York to the Prince, about a Suit he had
to his Majefty. No Date. 86.
50. D. of York to the Prince, informing him, that
in his abfence ke vifits his Stables, and rides his great
Horfes. Sealed with a Goat & Coronet. No Date. 87.
51. D. of York to the Prince, of hunting his Hares,
with his Maid's Service to him. No Date, beal'd with
a crown'd Lion paflant. 88.
52. D. of York to the Prince in Latin ; exprefling
his Satisfaction in hearing of the Prince's Health, & how
much he longed for his Return. Seal'd as the laft : No
Date : Sign'd Carolus. 89.
53. D. of York to the Prince in Latin, informing hrai
he now read Erafmus his Coloquies, &c. Signed Caro-
lus Eb. & Alb. Dux. Dated on the Back, 1609. 90;
54. D. of York to the Prince in Latin, bemoaning
his Abfence, & defiring him to be as free at Holdenby as
himfelf. Sign'd Carolus. Date indorfed r 6 1 o. Seal'd
with a crowned Lion, as before. 91.
5 5. Prince Henry to the Dauphin of France in French,
with a prefent of a Brace of Horfes. No Date. 92,
5 Z 56. Prince
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56. Prince Henry to the Dutchefs of Brunfwick, a
flrit Draught, the latter part being in the hand of his
Tutor Mr. Newton, 21 Apr. 1610. In French. ^ 93.
57. K. of Denmark to K. James, concerning Sir John
Selby, &c. in Latin. Sign/d at bottom with his Name
Chrijlianus. Dat. 22 Sep. 1610. With a broad Seal.
94.
58. Johannes Sigifmundus Eleftor of Brandenburgh
to K. James, fignifying that he has obtained the invefti-
ture of Prullia, 15 Nov. 161 1. Latin. 95.
5Q. The Duke of Montmorancy Cciiftable of France
to K.James, returning the Collar of the Order of the
Garter, which Q.'Eliz. had given to his late Brother.
Paris; 30 Dec. 1 b 1 y . In French. <y6.
60. K. James his privy Seal to Edmund Sligh of Der-
by, Gent, for a Lean of j^l. 6s. 8d. to be repaid in
a Year.& half: With the Receipt of Sir Peter Frechevile
Collector, 10 Dec. 161 1. 97.
61. Charles Baron of Zen -t : n to K.James, a Letter
of Compliment, in Latin. Dat. Olmuczio No. Jan.
1611. 98.
62. D.of York to the Prince of Wales : St. James's,
28 Feb. 1611. 99-
63. D.of York to the Prince, St. James's, 14 March
1611. . 10 °-
64. Prince Henry to the King of France, in French.
A rough Draught, May 1612. ^ 101.
65. Prince Henry to the K. of France, in French.
Aug. 1612. 102.
66. Prince Henry to K.James, about the Matches
then propofed for him in France & Savoy. Richmond,
5 Oct. 1612,— a Copy. 103.
67. Prince Charles to K. James, upon his Majefty's
forgiving fome Fault fo freely, &c. St. James's 1 1
March 1612. 104.
68. Warrant from K.James to one of his Park-keepers
to kill a fat Doe. Newmarket, 15 Dec. 1615. 105.
69. Queen Anne to K.James, concluding, " I remain
She that will ever love you beft." No Date : but here
is her own Seal of Arms. 106.
70. Queen Anne to the King, glad that the K. of
Denmark's Horfe pleafes him, and that her Dog (Stee-
nie i. e. Villiers) is well, &c. No Date. 107.
' 71. Queen Anne to Sir George Villiers, {tiling -him
her kind Dog, & bidding him tell his Mafter the K. of
Denmark had 12 Mares with foal, which {he intends to
put into Byfield Park, &c. No Date. 108.
72. Queen Anne, to the Vifcount Villiers, approving
him " for lugging the Sow by the Ear." No Date. 109.
73. Queen Anne to the Marquifs of Buckingham,
that he would move the King to grant her a Reverfion
of the Wardfhip of Geo. Savile, Grandfon to Sir Geo.
Savile. k Denmark Houfe, 2 Feb. 1617. 110.
74. Prince Charles to the Marquifs of Bucks, of the
King's Anger that he fhould move the Queen to make a
Will, & leave him all her Jewels. No Date. 111.
75. Comical Petition of the Marq. of Bucks, to K.
James, about the Earl of Rutland's Daughter. No Date.
112.
76. Frederic K. of Bohemia to his Father in Law K.
James 1. defiring he would give the Baron de Dona a
favourable audience, & himfelf his paternal Counfel &
Afliftance ; not doubting but that he may thereby re-
trieve the happy ftate of his Kingdoms, &c# In French.
Brefla4-' T Nov. 1620. 113.
77. Fourteen Letters by Sr. Fra. Bacon, Ld. Chan-
cellor to K. James 1. & Mr. John Murray of his Majefty's
Bedchamber : Concerning Cotton's Caufe ; the Exami-
nation of Peacham ; alfo the Cafe of the Rege incon-
fulto, wherein the faid Murray was concerned ; that of
the Commendams which concerned the Bp. of Lincoln ;
and that of the Habeas Corpus, which concerned the
Chancery : & touching the Presentation of fome of his
Works to his Majefly. All Copies from the Originals
Num. 6986 > 6987.
in the Advocates Library at Edinburgh, in fourteen
Sheets, bearing Dates between the Years 1611 and 1620.
114, &c.
6987.
A Folio, Vol. n d. containing Letters, Warrants, &c.
by the Royal Family during the latter end of the
Reign of K. James 1.
1. K. James to the Lord Treafurer Cranfield, refrefta
ing his Memory to furnifli the Marq* pf Buckingham
with 1 0,000 1. for his Wife's Lying-in, and 20,000 1. to
pay for his Lands at Burghley, and 3000 1. for his new
Houfe, 22 Jan. 1621.
2. The Queen of Bohemia to the Marquis of Buck-
ingham, hoping her Letter will come as fcon to him as
the AmbafTadors that are returned for England, & af-
furing him of the King's & her Confidence in his affec-
tion to their Service. Clad that he is content to forget
the Baron of Dona's haflinefs towards him, & that the
K. of England will fend his Brother Sir Edw. Villiers to
them, &c. (from Turin, 25 Jan. See the Anfwer infra
f-347- S 7 2 -
3. K. James to his dear Child, bidding him make Dig-
by affure the Spanifh Ambaflador of a mild hand upun
the Papifts ; & owning he had pronounced an unjuft
Sentence to a Lady Lake, & broke his promife to Lady
Exeter in a Matter of Juftice. No Date. All in his
own hand. The Endorfement is to the D. of Bucks.
4. Licence from K. James to Dr. William Haivey, to
allow of his attendance or waiting, like the other Phyfi-
cians, thQ' there was no Vacancy. 3 Feb. 20th of his
Reign.
5. K. James to the Prince & Marq" by the E. of Car*
lifle, who is to advife & attend on them in their Jour-
ney. No Date, but in Feb. 1622.
6. Prince Charles to the King of a Mafque they faw
at Paris, 22 Feb. 1622.
7. K. James to Prince Charles & the Marq 8 in their
private paflage through France towards Spain on the
bufinefsof the Match, &c. 26 Feb. 1622.
8. K. James to the Prince & Marq 8 by Lord Andovcr :
Upon the Servants that were to follow the Pi\ into
Spain: and of felling Sedgmoore with 3 Forefts for the
payment of Buckingham's Debts, & buying more Land
for him near Bewley, &c. Alfo that his Majefly wears
Stf.enie's Pi£ture in a blue Ribbon under his Wailtcoat
next his heart. Newmarket, the laft: Feb. 1622.
9. K. James to the Prince & Marq 5 by Sir Rob. Carre:
that three Ships are preparing to carry over his Men &
Jewels, 2 Mar. 1622.
10. The Pr. & Marq* to the King upon their Arrival
in Spain, the Delay of the temporal Articles ; & the
Difpenfation. No Date.
11. The Prince & Marq 8 to the King upon their ar-
rival at Madrid, with the Manner of their Reception ;
ihe Civilities of the Condc d'Olivares ; the Opposition
of the Pope's Nuncio; the Pope's backwardnefs to grant
the Difpenfation y & the effect of acknowledging his
Spiritual Supremacy. Madrid. 10 March 1622 — 3.
12. The Marq* to the King, concerning how much
the Prince was fmitten with the Infanta, &c. No Date :
but feems to follow the laft.
13. M. Countefs of Buckingham to her Son the Marq*
on his departure to Spain ; that her Tears for his Dan-
ger are overcome by the Joy {he takes when he does
fervice for his Majefly : fends him fome Vprfes on the
Prince's Journey, & wifhes him a pro fperous Return.
Goadby, 14 Mar. 1622.
14. K. James to thePr. & Marq 9 that he has agreed
to depofite Frankendale in the King of Spain & Arch-
dutchefs's hands for 18 Months, refufes to treat with
the Emperor he having fo often broke his promife, de-
fires them to haften the Match, & fee the Terms for pay-
ing the Dowry be not leflened or protracted, &c. New-
market, 15 March (1622),
15. K.James
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1 5. K. James to thePr. & Marq* being his 7th Letter
to them, fending the Prince's Chaplains Drs. Mawe &
Wrenn with all StuflF & Ornaments for the Service of
God, in which he has ever liked to go with Rome ufq^
ad aras : Alfo fending them the Robes of the Order of
St. George & Jewels to wear & make prefents. New*
market, 17 March 1622.
1 6. The Prince & Marq s to the King touching the
Particulars of his HighnefTes's Vifits to the King of Spain,
the Ceremonies of his publick Entry, &c. with a Poft-
fcript by the Prince defiring his Father to advife as little
with his Council as poflible in this Affair, &c. Madrid,
17 Mar. 1622 — 3. 17.
1 7. The Prince & Marq* to the King, of their receiv-
ing News from Rome, that Gage is in good hopes of
foon effecting the Difpenfation, &c. Madrid, 18 Mar.
1622 — 3.
18. The Marq 8 to the King, exprefling his Grief at
his Majefty's Lamenefs in his Legs, & gratefully ac-
knowledging his manifold Favours, &c Madr. 24 Mar.
1622 — 3.
19. The Marq* of Buckingham to Secretary Conway,
about the Pope's Difpenfation for Prince Charles his
Marriage wiih the Infanta of Spain, having fent Michael
Andrews to haften the fame, &c. Madr. 24 Mar.
1622 — 3. 20.
20. K. James to the Prince & Marq* further about
the Difpenfation, & how far his Majefty acknowledges
the Pope fupreme, or chief Bifhop, from a Paffage in his
Book again ft Bellarmine : wifhes his Babie good fortune
in his W oeing ; & tells his fweet Goflip Steenie that his
Kate's illnefs may make a Goflip again, Sec. March 25
(1623). All in his own hand. 21.
21. The Prince & Marq* to the King, that as the Conde
D'OIivares concluded they might prepare for their Jour-
ney home, as if the Difpenfation were already come,
defires the Ships may be ready, & the Marquifss Father
the Earl of Rutland inform'd that he is to be Admiral.
Madrill, 25 Mar. 1623. 22.
22. The Prince & Marq* to the King, that the Spanifh
Court were in hopes during this time of expe&ing the
Difpenfation to convert them both, but now excufes are
more ftudied than Reafons, & they conclude the Bufi-
nefs was never in a better way. Madrill, 27 Mar. 1623.
23. The Prince & Marq 1 to the King, fending Crane's
Letters to them both, that he may fee what fpeedy Dif-
patch the Buiinefs requires, and that his Babie fhall no
fooner have his Miftrefs in his Arms, but Steenie will
haften to throw himfelf at his Feet. Madrill, 28 Mar.
1623. 24.
2 4.. The King to the Prince & Marq* approving of
their writing jointly to him, & promifing not to acquaint
his Council with any Secrets in their Letters ; but Hamil-
ton peep'd ovex his Shoulder while he was reading forae
of them, under pretence of explaining the hard Words :
Advifes them to be fparing in expence, for his Officers
are put to their Height in providing 5000 1. & the Prince's
tilting Stuff will coft 3000I. more: Defiresthem to keep
up their Dancing privately, though they whittle & fing
to one another for Mufick. Alfo fends a Letter of
Thanks to the K. of Spain, & another for the Conde
D'OIivares^ &c. Theobalds, Apr. 1, (1623.) 25.
25. Copy of Cardinal Ludovifis Letter to the Nuncio
m Spain, about the Difpenfation, &c. in Italian. Rome,
30 Mar. 1623. 26.
26. The Prince & Marq s to the King on the day of
their firft meeting to accommodate Particulars concern-
ipg the Marriage. Madrill, 4 Apr. 1623. 27.
27. Mary Countefs of Buckingham to her Son the
Marq'. Glad to hear of his fafe arrival under all her mif-
fortunes, efpecially that of Mr. Coinpton's Diftemper in
bis Head, &c. Goodby, 6 Apr. 1623. 28.
28. Three Letters from Sufan Countefs of Denbigh
Num. 6987.
to her Brother the Marq*. Not dated, but written about
this time. 29. 30. 31.
29. K.James to the Prince & Marq* advifinghis Babie
not to be afliamed of his Religion, & aflures his fweet
Goflip Steenie he is ready to make him a Duke when he
will. Whitehall, 7 Apr. (1623)- All his own hand.
32.
30. The Marq* to Secretary Conway, obferving that
as his Letters to the King are viewed by many, he fends
one fecretly herein to him, & advifes how the Difpenfa-
tion fhould be fpoken of, & inclofes alfo a Copy of
Cardinal LudoviiVs Letter before mentioned. Madrill,
8 Apr. 1623. 33-
31. The King to the Prince & Marq* that the Fleet to
bring his Babie home will be ready to fail before the ift
of May! That the Money alfo which he defir'd is ready
& the tilting Stuff. 10 April. 34.
32. The King to the Marq 5 concerning a Star-chani-
ber Procefs, & informing him for News that his Bay
Spanifh Mare has a fine horfe foal, & wifhes his fweet
Babie the like fuccefs with his Spanifh Breed before this
time twelvemonth : alio that Kit, i.e. Chrift r Villiers, is
made an Earl. &c. Windfor, 18 April. 35.
33. The King to the Prince & Marq' complaining
that this is the 1 ith Day, fince he received a Packet from
them, & informing his Babie that he has fent his tilting
Stuff bravely fet iorth, alfo Jewels for them to make
Prefents of thereby to fave Money. Windfor, 1 8 Apr.
34. The Prince & Marq* to the King, about the Con*
ditionsof the Difpenfation, & what powerfull Reafons
he fhall ufe to qualify them to the King's liking. Madrill,
22 Apr. 1623. 37.
35. Prince Charles to the King, defiring him to give
Directions to the Earl of Briftol, who would afk him
leave to attend the Prince into England, " That he
" fhould follow Steenie's Dire&ions & myne." Madr.
22 Ap. 1623. 38.
36. Prince Charles to the King, intreating that he
would fend more Jewels for his own wearing, all his
Bravery confifting therein ; & to give his Miftrefs:
With a Poftfcript by the Marq* warning fome alfo to
make prefents, beginning, " I your Doge, fays/' &c.
Madrill, 22 Apr. 1623. 39.
37. The Marq' to the King, complaining how fparing
he was of the Jewels he fent to the Prince, confidering
how richly they drefs in them there, & that his High-
nefs has no other means to appear like a King's Son.
So names the particular Jewels he defires him further to
fend: Alfo fending his Majefty fome Affes, Camels, a
Barbary Horfe, an Elephant, &c. & fays when they re-
turn they will bring Horfes & Affes enough. Madrill,
25 Apr. 1623. 40.
38. The King to the Prince & Marq 4 fending a Du-
plicate of the Power entrufted with them, & is pleafed
with their Opinion againft the Conditions in the Dif-
penfation ; defires the K. of Spain may be thank'd for
his Elephant & kind Letter, with further Directions
about the Jewels, &c. No Date. 41.
39. Prince Charles to the King, defiring the E. of
Briftol may flay behind them to finifh the Negotiation of
the Palatinate, &c. that they may not think he came for
a Marriage only, & not for Friendfhip. Madrill, 25 Apr.
1623. 42.
40. The Prince & Marq s to the King, fending the
good News that the Difpenfation is coming ; & if it be
clogg'd with other conditions than thofe they wrote of,
will advertifehis Majefty. Madrill, 25 Apr. 1623. 43.
41. Mary Countefs of Buckingham to her Son the
Marquifs ; of her Hufband's Sicknefs, &c. Goadby,
3 May 1623. 44-
42. The Prince & Marq' to the King, inforrping that
the Difpenfation is coming from Rome, but cbgg'd :
Concluding with his Defir$ that his Majefty would delay
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'Tis fign'd by the Prince only. Madrill, 27 Apr. 1623.
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43. The Prince to the King, requiring an Authority
under his hand to perform whatfoevw his faid Son fhall
promife (in Spain) in his Name. Madr. 29 Apr. 1623.
46.
44. The Marq* to the King, arguing how effeftually
his Majeftys figning the Power aforefaid would difap-
point any further Delays, which may be defigned in the
Match. Mad. 29 Ap. 1623. 47-
45. K James to his fweet Boyes, about the three
Conditions in the Difpenfation, alio fending his Babie
the Power he defired, &c. Greenwich, 1 1 May, in his
own hand. 4^«
46. Prince Charles to the King, (but in Steenie's
hand) about his enclofing a Copy of his Anfwer to the
Pope; alfo the Articles & Oath private & publick that
the K. & his Babie are ta take, &c. Madrill, 6 June
1623. 49.
47. The Prince's Copy of his own Letter to the Pope,
as mentioned in the laft. In Latin 1623* 51.
48. The King to the Prince & Marq 5 fearing their
Letter by Cottington will fhorten his Days, becaufe the
Fleet mult be ftopped, & he knows not what reafon to
give for it ; defiring that if that Court will not alter their
Decree, thty would come away, &c. Greenwich, 14
June (1623.) 52.
49. Mary Countefs of Buckingham to her Son the
Marq\ Her third Letter to him fince he has been gone*
that fhe has loll her Hulband; & hopes where he is, this
holy time will give him a Tafte of true Religion, &c.
No Date, but about this Time. 53.
50. The Prince & Marquifs to the King, of the Spanifh
Delays till they hear further from England- Madrill,
21 June 1623. 55.
51. The Marq' to Secretary Conway, defiring the
King may fhew favour to the Bearer for his good Inten-
tions to his Bighnefs's Service. 21 June 1623* 55.
52. The Prince & Marq s to the King, that they had
now got the Articles drawn up in form ; & how, for
further Delays, new Conditions had been flipt into them :
concluding with a Poftfcript of the Prince's about the
foolifh Character which Tobie Matthews had drawn up
of the Infanta. 26 June 1623.
53. The Prince & Marq s to the King, informing him
that they had told the Conde D'Olivares of hi? pe-
remptory Command (to return) with their Judgment
on the Conde's three ways, how the Match may ftill be
concluded : With a Poftfcript alfo by Steenie in praife of
Cottington. Madrill, 27 June 1623. 57.
54. The Marq 8 to Secretary Conway, that Wednefday
next they fhould have their laft Anfwer, &c. Madrill,
20 June. 5$.
55. The Prince & Marq* to the King, further of the
Conde's Procraftination. Madrill the fame day. 60.
56. The Prince & Marq* to the King, perfuading him
to put in execution the Favour to his Roman Catholick
Subjefts, which he is bound hereafter to do by the Ar-
ticles 1 with their Reafons to the Spanifh Court for
bringing away the Infanta by Michaelmas, &c. Madr.
15 July 1 62 >. 62.
57. Katharine Marchionefs of Buckingham to the
Marq" a very affectionate Letter ; and glad that he has
fent to haften the Ships, that are to convoy him home,
he. No Date. 63.
5*. Katherine Marchionefs of Bucks, to the Marq«
that when Dick Grime came, fhe perceived his Lordfhip
bad not yet had his Anfwer ; and that when Sir Fra.
Cottington is difpatch'd, he is to come home. Has
fent fome perlpedive Glaffes for the Prince, who is kept,
at fuch Diftance he needs them to behold His Miftrefs :
with fome domeflick Matters, & her defire that he will
fit to Gerbicre for hisPi&ure, that lhe may have it well
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done in little. Of the Pifture drawn by Toby Mat-
thew for the Infanta (perhaps a Chara&er of her) & one
alfo by Gerbiere.— Sir Tho. Compton growing worfe
of his diforder. ■ The Improvements making at the
Houfe & Gardens of Newhall, &c. York Houfe, 16
July. ^ 64.
59. K. James to the Prince & Marq" of his going to
the Ambaffadors, & taking the Oaths : difpleafed that
the Infanta is not to come over till next year, & that
one Fleet muft be fent for them, 8c another for her :
that he fent the Power to treat for the Palatinate, & the
matter of Holland : defires his Babie to go on with the .
Contraft, but charges him not to lie with her in Spain,
unlefs he is fureof bringing her with him; & to make
them keep their Conditions about the Portion, or they
fhall be both Bankrupts. Laftly, of the Primate's be-
having himfelf wandrous well in this Bufinefs, &c
Whitehall, 21 July. 66.
60. Mary Countefs of Bucks, to her Son the Marq
expreffing her Joy for the likelihood of his negotiating
the Match with fucceft. Goadby, 30 July 16^3. 67.
61. The Prince & the Mirq' to the King, that by the
29th Aug 1 they hope to begin their Journey, & bring her
along with them. &c. 29 July 1623. 68.
62. The Marq 8 to the King, fhewing further Reafons.
for taking her with them, with the Infanta's refentmcnt
that the Prince would go without her, & not ftay her
time ; with much more fliuffimg Work. In 3 fheets,
30 July.
63. The Marq' to Secretary Conway, ftill of the Pro-
mises they have to bring the Infanta with them. 30 July.
73-
64. K. James to the Marq* informing him that the E.
India Company will prefent him with ccool. wifliing
a happy & fpeedy return to him & his fweet Babie. Bro-
mame the laft of July. 74,
65. K.James to the Prince & Marq 3 that he has given
Orders to put in Execution all he had promifed & more,
as the Ambaffadors themfelves confefs, which is a Dis-
charge of all Debts owing to his Majefty by Recufants,
whereby he quits 36,000 L of good Rent in England &
Ireland ; which will ftrikc down the third part at leaft
of their Dowry. Defires them to haften home, & fends
his bleffing, pn this good day, that he was deliver'd from
fo great a danger, &c. 5 Aug. 1623. 75.
66. K. James to the Prince & Marq» informihg them
that the Ambaffadors are pleafed with what he had
granted, & urging them again to haften home, &c.
Cranburne, 10 Augt. 76.
67. K.James to the Marq* repeating his Grant or Re-
miffion of the Recufants Fines: with Dr.Mayerne's
Opinion of his Lady's Illnefs, &c. Cranburne, 10
Augt. ^ ^ 77.
68. K. James to the Prince, renewing his defire that
he will return home quickly, with his Miftrefs or with-
out her : and that he will prefer his Obedience to a
Father before his Love to a Miftrefs. 10 Augt. 78.
69. K. James to the Marq* directing to him to deal a&
effectually as he can with the K. of Spain & his Minifters,.
for either their recalling, or making a good Interpreta-
tion of their new Pragmatick againft Perpetuances, &
all forts of Woolen Stuffs, or our Trade will be undone
here, &c. No Date. 79.
70. K. James to the Marq* thanking him for his Let-
ter, & praying God he may never have comfort of his
fweet Babie longer than he fliall remain a true Friend
to his fweet Steenie. No Date. 8 c .
71. The Prince to the King (in the Style of the Marq*)
of the Marq* of lnojofas double Dealing : And fince
they are not likely to bring the Infanta with them, they
are likely fhortly to fee him without her. With a Poft-
fcript by Steenie that if he once gets hold of the KingV
•Bedpoft again, he will never quit it. 20 Aug. 1623.
72. Hie Marq* to the Q. of Bohemia full of Compli-
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hient for the honour of her Letter, & apologizing for
his long Delay in anfwering it, & that her Servant Ne-
therfoll will tell her, why her Letters & Tokens to the
Infanta came back again, &c. Vid. the Q. of Bohemia's
Letter, fup. f. 339. § 2. 82.
73. The Duke of Buckingham to the King, full of
grateful acknowledgements & thankfulnefs for his many
Royal Favours beftowed upon him of Riches & Ho-
nours, efpecially the laft, of the faid Dukedom & his
Majefty's Letter, which enriches his Cabinet with fo pre-
cious a Witnefs that he lifes not, as mod Courtiers do,
through Importunity ; for which Chara&er of & incom-
parable favour to him, he figns h'mfelf with as contented,
hay as proud a Heart, His Majefty's poor Steenie, as
Duke of Buckingham. 83.
74. The Coumefs of Denbigh to her Brother the D.
(bf Buckingham, hoping the time of his long expe&ed
coming is near ; that he has gained much Honour in his
being fo conftant to his Religion; & of the Improve-
ments at Ncwhall. No Date. 84.
75. The Duke to the King, confirming the fruftra-
tion of the Match, and concluding with Compliments
for his Favours. 29 Augt 85.
76. The Prince & the Duke to the King ; that they
fet out for their Journey to England tomorrow, & (hewing
the Pretence for leaving their" great Errand unfinifhed,
*was the Pope*s not granting, through Sicknefs, the Dif-
|>enfadon upoil the Capitulations agreed on : So the
Prince could not be contra&ed till that Power came, but
difcouraged with their Infincerities leaves Lord Briftol
Proxy 9 concluding with theBufinefs of the Palatinate.
29 Aug. 1623. 86.
77. Donna Maria (the Infanta) to K. James, in Spanifh.
With the Englilh Tranllation in the next Leaf following.
Ma4r» 30 Aug. 1623. 87, 88.
78. The Duke to the King, mentioning their Stay
% day longer for the Infanta's, & other Letters : Alfo
his Joy tor their Return; but in the Poftfcript, that
leaving the Infanta behind had almoft broke his Heart,
becaufe his Majefty's, his Son's & the Nation s Honour
was touched. 1 Sep. 89.
79. The Duke to Secretary Conway, defiring him to
deliver the inclofed (that laft mentioned} to the King.
1 Sep. 90.
80. Two Letters from the Duke to the King, without
Date or Place mentioned, but probably from Madrid in
the year aforefaid, & part of that Collection. 91, 92.
8r. Four Letters from the Duke to Secretary Con-
vay undated, &c. but from the Place, in the year, &
about the Bufinefs aforefaid, being of the fame Colle&ion.
93— 9 6 -
82. The King to the Duke (after his Return out of
Spain) defiring his Lady would obferve Rules, which
he lays down, to prevent her mifcarrying, & that he
would haften her out of Town, & return to him in the
Evening. No Date. 93.
83. The King to the Duke, fending his Bleffing, &
all Comfort in his fan&ified Bed, & bleffes the Fruits
thereof, that he may have fweet Bed-chamber Boys to
play wiih him, &c. No Date. 99.
84. The King to the Duke, fending his Bleffing on
his Heart Roots ; & informing him what ftore of Game
& fine young Hounds he has with him, & bleffes the
Mafter of his Harriers, & hopes he will leave off his
phyfick to-day. No Date. 100.
85. The King to the Duke, blefling the Heart roots
of Tom Badger, for breeding him fuch a fine Kennel of
young Hounds, worthy to lie on Steenie's & Kate's Bed :
and calls God to thank the Mafter of the Horfe for pro-
viding fuch a number of fair ufeful Horfes : and advifes
him to take care of his Health, &c. No Date. 101.
86. The King to the Duke, advifing him to be wary
of Phyficians ; & that He can take no pleafure in Theo-
balds Park, till he comes ; when it will be a great com-
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fort, that he & his Women (Mother, Wife & Daughter,
biit expreffed by a very vulgar word) fee him hunt the
Buck, &c. No Date. jio2.
87. The King to the Duke, defiring he would fpeak
to the Spanifh Agent, & be with him to morrow at Sup-
per, & would be glad to have the Women there, expreffed
by the fame word as before: Calls himfelf his Purveyor,
& fends him a Kid for Dinner, &c. No Date. 1 03.
88. The King to the Duke, that he has paffed the
Prefident's Bill ; that it is his office to try fome Com-
plaints againft the Hollanders ; hoping he will not fail to
be at Bewly to morrow, & bring all the Women (ex-
prefs d as before) that is, his Wife, Mother & Sifter, &c.
No Date. 104.
89. The King to the Duke, that he did not write yef-
terday, becaufe he was fick of a great Flux ; that he is
refolved to ftay where he is till Monday, that he may
kill more of Zouche's great Stags ; fummons him to
him to morrow, & his Wife and Sifter to meet him at
Harrifon's Heath Herd, with their Bows, on Monday, that
1/ Percy is returned from France with better News than
before. Sends him a Barbary Melon, &c. No Date.
105.
90. The Duke to the King, returning his new Draught
of a Letter to be figned by his Majefty; that a Prieft
who paffes by the name of Robt. Watfon, has defired
him to write a Letter of Thanks to the Cardinal de Bar-
berino for his Favours ; that there wants a Pafs for this
Prieft, otherwife he may be taken & fearched, & all be
difcovered: with his reafons why his Majefty fhould ftay
ten Days at Theobalds, &c. No date. 106.
91. The Duke to the King, that he will make an Ex-
cufe to the Parliament of his Majefty's having a violent
Cold, for his not being able to appoint them a day of
hearing 5 but will forbear to tell them that he was not-
withftanding able to fpeak to the K. of Spain's Inftru-
ments, tho' not with his ownSubje&s, &c.
92. The Queen of Bohemia to the Duke, fhewing her
Confidence in his friendfliip, & excufing herfelf from
fending many Lines, becaufe this Meffenger's little Body
fhould not be overburdened (probably little Jeffrey his
Dwarf) Hagh 8 Apr. No Year.
93. The Duke to the King, that he does not wait on
his Majefty, becaufe the Spanifh AmbafTador has been
with him, which gives diftruft to the people ; and de-
fires him plainly to anfwer, whether if the People do give
him a royal affiftance, he will not accept it & their Coun-
fel to break off the Match, with the other Treaties; &
whether he may not affure fome of them underhand of fo
much, beca'ufe it is fear'd, when his Turns are ferved,
they will not be called together again: And that he will
refolve once conflantly to run one way, for fo long as he
wavers between the Spaniard & his own Subjefts, to
make his advantage of both, he is fure to do it with nei-
ther, &c. No Date. 109.
94. The Duke's Heads of a Speech for the King to
make in Parliament, relating to the royal afli fiance, & ap-
plying it to the recovery of the Palatinate; recovering a
right underftanding between him & his people, & being
in love with Parliaments for making good Laws, & re-
forming Abufes. 1 1 o.
95. The Prince to the Duke, fhewing the King's ap-
probation of his Dif patch, and agreeing that the fafeft
way of landing the Troops is in Holland, and fo to go
through the Bifhops Countrie3, but not near Breda ; &
that the King thinks it fit the French King fhould hire
our Merchant fhips to tranfport their Horfe ; and that
Secretary Conway renew his ftrift Command to the chief
Commanders of his Subjects in Count Mansfield's Army,
that they obferve thefe Rules fet down, & leave Mans-
field if he prefume to lead them any other way. The
Prince likewife advifes him to leave off his Phyfick, &
come down in the Country to them, &c. without Date.
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» 96. The Prince to the Duk$ that this D&y the lower
Houfe has given the King a Subfidy, & defign to entreat
him to end the Sefljon f before Chriftmas, with his Opi-
nion thereupon, efpecially that his Majefty would com-
mand them not tofpeakany more of Spain, whether of
that War or fyis Marriage ; alfo of a Letter he received
from Sir Edw. Cecil to Jbe imployed in a War fcr de-
fence of the Palatinate, but he would not have him put
over Sir Horace Vere's head, &c. No Date. , 112.
97. The Prince; to the puke, that Briftol (lands upon
his Juflificatipn, & will by no means accept of his Coun-
fels; the King in halte to have him come to his trial ;
wiflies the Duke to be with them to help charge him, or
he mayefcape with too light a,Cenfure; but not to come
fooner than he may with fafety of his health, &c. No
Date. 113*
98.. The Prince to the Duke, finding two Errors in
his Draught of the Letter, to be fent by the King to the
Pope, but approves of his Letter to the Cardinal, that he
will fpeak to Con\vay for a pals for Robt. Wacfon, & de-
fires that he would be ready to go with the King to Theo-
balds, &c. No Date. • "* 114*
99. The Prince to Mr. Walter Montague, alluring him
that the Error which was committed is thought to have
proceeded from Briftol's Cunning that drew him on, rather
than from his own Underitanding or Will ; that he {hall
find in the Difpatch herewith fent a Difcourfe of clearing
their Proceedings, , with a Command to him to make
fome narration thereof to the minifters there, (in Spain)
riot that it is their intention to make a new Treaty, or al-
ter the Grounds laid in the laft Difpatch, which he is to
take heed of, &c. No Date. 1 15.
100. The Prince to the Duke, fending the Interrpga-
tories which the King thinks fhould be afked concerning
the malicious Accufations of the Spanifh Ambaffador,
&c. 26 April 1624. 11 6.
*oi. Twenty one Letters from the Duke of Buck-
ingham to his Dere Dad & GolTope K.James 1. &
three from his Dutchefs to the King ; Copied from the
Originals in the Advocates Library at Edinburgh. No
Dates ; but all written towards the latter end of that
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mily of England in the reign of K. Charles 1. from
1625 to 1648.
K. Cha. 1. to the Duke of Buckingham, that he had
inform'd him by Ned Clark, that he Ihould fliortly have
caufe to put away the Monfieurs, (who attended the
Queen) & fomented Difcontentments in her, and made
Plots with his Subje&s. And to this purpofe fends him
another Letter (next enfuing) that he may advertife the
Queen Mother with his intention. Hampton Court, 20
Nov. 1625.
2. The King to the Duke, on the fame Subjeft ;
(hewing more particularly that he has chofen him to ad-
vertife the Queen Mother of the neceffity he is under of
difmifling the Queen her Daughter's Servants, becaufe
he was one, who had chiefly witheld his Majefty from
all harfhnefs towards her Majefty or thofe who had
caufed thefe mifunderftandings between them, therefore
he may well be one of his chief Witnefles, that he has
been forced to the Courfes taken now, &c. Hampton
Court 20 Nov. 1625.
3. The King to the Duke, fending the Bearer to an-
fwer his Letter concerning the Turkifh Ambaffador, &
to intreat him to come away, as foon as all the Army is
fhipp'd ; for his Journey to his Majcfty's Sifter & to
France requires daily more Hafte than either, his Uncle
needing prefent encouragement & Mansfield too: that
the Queen begins to mend her manners, & the Monfieurs
defire to return home, &c. No Date.
4. Copy of a Letter from K. Cha. to the Duke, in-
ISJiim. 6988.
forming him that the Dunkirkers arc come fortfi, to the
gjeat Alarm of the Countries over againft them. Therefore
defires he would foithwith repair to Sandwich to give
fome countenance to my L d Warwick's Endeavours, &c.
No Date.
5. The King to the Duke, fending Letters to his
Sifter & Brother (the Queen and King of Bohemia) &
places them fo, becaufe he thinks the gray Mare the bet-
ter Horfe; has little News to fend, Irelandf being the only
Egg yet fitten on, & having a thick Shell it is not yet
hatch'd ; that Blenvill has a dilatory Anfwer to his tor*
mal Demand concerning the Ships, till we hear from
France concerning the reftitution of our Ships, &c. No
Date.
6. The King to the Duke, commanding him to drive
all the French out of Town, till they are fhipp'd off.
Oaking 7 Augt. 1626.
7. Frideric K. of Bohemia to the Duke, upon the
Envoy fent by the Prince of Tranfylvania to treat of the
Alliance & Subfidy, to carry on the War againft their 4
Enemies; referring more particularly to the inclofed
Copy, which here follows. In French. De la Haije 2$
Augt. 1626.
8. The K. of Bohemia to his Brother K. Cha. upoa
the fame fubjeft. 28 Aug.
9. K. Cha. to William (Cavendifh') Vifcount Manf-
field, under the privy Signet, to contribute to the free
Gift. 6 Sep. 2d year of his reign.
10. Prince Frederick Henry to the D. of Bucking-
ham, thanking him for the Honour he did him, when he
was at the Hague, Leyden,-££ Feb. 1626,
11. Queen of Bohemia to the D. of Bucks, that fhe
fliall never be unthankful or forget his affeftion, if it be
poffible to get, the K. of Denmark her Uncle Money as
well as Men j Of Sir Cha. Morgan's tieing gone to the
King of Denmark, & Lord Carleton going to Holland*
Hagh, 1 Apr. 1627. •
12. The King to the Duke, that Mr.Harrifon has
brought over fome Ambaffadors from Barbary . 1 2 June
1627.
*3- Q» °f Bohemia to the Duke, thanking him for his
Letter by Charles Morgan, & forry to hear how much ha
is perfecuted by his Enemies. 13 June.
14. Chriflianus iv. K. of Denmark to the Duke, con*
cerning the Ambaffadors he had fent over to treat of the
German Affairs. In Latin. No Date.
1 5. C^of Bohemia to the Duke, recommending a Lady
who was the Bearer to the King's Favour. Hagh, J£
July (1627.)
16. K. Cha. to the Duke, that the Bearer wduld give
him a good Account of Wat Montague's Negotiation ;
ending with Prayers for his profperous Return ; and a
Poftfcript with feme Projefts fet on foot, for raifing Cuf-
toms, Loans, &c. Amp thill, 22 July 1627.
17. Q. of Bohemia to one fhe ftyles her worthy Am-
baffador, recommending one of her Ladies named Dud-
ley to fome Reward ; that no body did the Duke any ill
offices with her, and defiring that upon her Coufm's
Death the Prince of Orange may have his Garter. Hagh,
^July (1627.)
1 8. Q. of Bohemia to the Duke, recommending a
Lady & her Daughter to him, with a Poftfcript, defiring
him to fend her fome Horfes. Hagh, 22 July. 17.
19. The King to the Duke, that as foon as he fliall
arrive with his Money, and Admiral Pennington with
his Squadron, the Fleet will be ready to fet fail; defiring
to know (in the P. S.) if Honthurft has finifhed the
Queen's Pi&ure. Southwick, 23 July. 18.
20. The King to the Duke, upon the joyful news of
his taking the Iile of Rhee ; of lending him Supplies of
Men & Money ; with diredions in cafe of a Treaty of
Peace ; of what he would have him alter in his declara-
tion of War ; & again, about his 3 Proje&s. Windfor,
13 Aug. 1627. 19.
21. Q.
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sr. Q. of Bbhemfa to the Duke, recommending the
Vacancy in the Order of the Garter to the Prince of
Orknge, df whbm, (hi ffie had written before to
that rogue Gbring', Sec. Hagh, 13 Aug. 20.
22. The King to theDukfc, with firong profefEons of
Friehdfhffi. Alderfhot, 25 Aiig.
23. The l£irfg to the Duke, congratulating hini for
his Efcape from a late treacherous Blow by a French Pa-
jSft, &c. Whitehall, 2 Sep. 1627. " 22.
ftf.fi. This treacherous Blow was intended with a
tfildk three-edged Knife : There was a Pamphlet pub-
iHfied upbh this Affaffiriation, as foon as he came home,
with a reprefentatldn of the faid Knife in a wooden
Print.
24. llie Itihg to the Duke, rejoicing to hear of his
J proficiency in th& Chara&er of a Soldier, & chiding him
or' hazarding himfelf too boldly, &c. 20 Sep. 1627.
23.
25. The King td the Duke, apologizing for his Slow-
hefsf ih fending Supplies : Concluding with Prayers that
God will profper him (the King) but as he flicks to him
(the Duke) in all occafions. tlampton Court, 1 Oft.
3627. 24.
26. The King to the Duke, fearing his Supplies will
come too late ; and how he had confented the Danifh
Ambafladors fhould treat With France for a Peace, if they
incline flrft ; alfo giving the Duke a fecret Power to
treat, ending with, the honefly & fufficiency of Gerbier's
Treaty with Spain, tho* abufed by them. Whitehall, 15
Oft. 1627. 2 5-
27. The Mayor & Inhabitants of the Town of Rochelle
to the Dilke, of the Thanks they had fent to the K. of
Great Britain, for his favourable Affiftancej & the
Doke's good Offices to their Church, &c. in French.
Jtochdllfc, 22 Oft. 1627.
28. The Mayor, &c. of Rochelle to the Duke, of the
Detriment they received by his revoking fome Paflports,
which had been made ill ufe of. In French, 24 Oft.
1627.
29. Louis K. of France to his General Officers* &c.
A Paflport for the Captain appointed to treat with the
D. of Buckingham about the Prifoners of War. In
French, 24 Oft. 1627. Given at the Camp before
Rochelle, & figned Louis : pour le Roy, Le Beaucleu.
28.
30. Q. of Bohemia to the Duke, recommending the
Bearer to his Favour. Hagh, ^ r Nov.
3 1 . The King to the Duke, to welcome him upon his
return from the Ifle of Rhee, where he had fo happily
begun, tho' fo ill concluded : Concluding it was his Ma-
jefty's Opinion, he had gain'd as much Reputation with
wife & honefl men in this Aftion, as if he had per-
formed all hisDefires. Whitehall, 6 Nov. 1627. 30'.
32. The K. of Bohemia to the Duke, touching upon
his ill Succefs, as what, when we have dont: our utmofl,
we mufl lubmit to the Will of God : Alfo of the States
Ambafladors fent to accommodate a Peace : With a Poft-.
fcript defi » ing he would promote Sir Fra. Netherfors
Suit for the payment of the Queen's Debts. In French,
De la Have, 44 Dec. 1627. 31.
33. The States General to the D. of Buckingham,
fending oyer a Deputy to crave Redrefs for the ill Treat-
ment, which the Dutch had received both on the Sea &
in the King's Dominions. In French. Hagh, 14 Jan.
1627.
34. Q. of Bohemia to the Duke, forry for his fortune
in the Ifle of Rhee; and when a Man has done his beft,
he muft leave it to God (jufl as the King had faid before
to him in French) Alfo of the Ambafladors, & that he
would help Netherfol to get her Money. Hagh, T %. Jan.
33-
35. K. Charles to the Duke, defiring (in theConclu-
fion, that he would fet the Queen in Tune againft he
came, who had not digefted fome Denial, &c. 23 Feb.
Num.6988.
36. Mary O. of trance to her Daughter, Henrietta
Maria Q. of England, defiring her to ufe her power to
have her Wine Merchant's Ship reftored, which had beert
taken by the Engliih; in which were 37 Tons of Wine :
with a P. S. in her own hand, exprefling how glad flie
fhould be that he fuffered not this Lofs, he having ferved
her a long while. In French. Paris, 1 Feb. 1627.
37. Chriftian iv. K. of Denmark to the D. of Bucks,
in Latin, of the E. of Nithfdale's raifing 3000 Foot for
him, & his having appointed him General of the Scotch
Troops: Alfo fearing fome fecret Malice has caufed the
Delay of other Supplies agreed on between the K. of
England & him. Stadae, 28 Feb. 1627. 36*
38. The fame in Englifh. A Copy. 37.
39. The K. of Denmark to K. Charles, on the lame
occafion, viz* the Earl's Levies & Commands aforefaid,
in Latin, figned by himfelf, 28.Feb. 1627. 3^-
40. K- of Bohemia to the D, of Bucks, further of the
two Points* which he fends over Sir Fra. Netherfol to
follicit. In French. Hagh, 5 Mar. 1627. 39.
41. Q. of Bohemia to the Duke, about Netherfol's
writing to him the bufinefs of a certain Frenchman there,
& of his Treaty with the Dutch being brought thither to
th« King, &c. 23 Mar. 40.
42. K. of Bohemia to the Duke, defiring him to favour
by his Authority the Negotiation of the Sieur de Zobel
for the K. of Denmark, &c. In French. No Date.
41.
43. The Duke of Ch$vreufe to K. Cha. exprefling his
Obligations for the Favours he had receiv'd, efpecially by
the Voyage of Mr. Montagu, &c. In French. No
Date.
44. The D. of Bucks, to the King, informing him that
his Brother & Sifter are thruft out of their Inheritance,
& that his Uncle is in very ill State ; advifing fomething
to befpeedily done. No Date. 43.
45. The King to the Duke, giving him all the Ho-
nour in the A&ion at the Ifle of Rhee, & taking the
fhame to thofe at home. No Date. 44.
46. The King to the Duke, defiring him to bear the
Misfortune with that Courage he has fhew'd in all the
A&icn; & not make irrecoverable by punifhing himfelf
for their Faults. No Date. 45.
47 The King to the Duke, when he was coming to
Portfmouth, that he had done paft expectation, fince he
had not Supplies fent him in time ; approving alfo of his
new defign upon Calais, No Date. 46.
48. Prince Henry Son of the'K. of Bohemia to the
Queen his Mother, with Compliments, & Obedience to
her Commands to the Prince & Princefs of Orange.
Hague, 30 Mar. 1628. With a Note on the back in
the hand of Sir Symonds D'Ewes, that this ineftimabie
Prince was foon after drowned in Harlem Meer in Hol-
land. 47.
49. Prince Henry to the D. of Bucks, a Letter of
Compliment. Hague, 29 Apr. 1628. 48.
50. K. of Bohemia to the Duke, praying to fliew fa-
vour to the Lords Gray & Boufchel, for their faithful Ser-
vices to him & his Queen, he being deprived of the
means to reward them, &c. Hagh, 28 May 1628. .
49.
51. K. Charles to the Duke, commanding him to
draw the Army to Portfmouth for their fpeedy Voyage to
Rochelle, &c. Whitehall, 6 June 1628. 50.
N. B. The Duke was murdered in Auguft fol-
lowing.
52. K. of Bohemia to the Lord Vifc. Dorchefler,
thanking him for the King of England's Opinion touch-
ing his going into the Army ; & of the Affairs of Ger-
many in order to his reftitution. Hagh, June 163 1.
In French. 51.
53. Copy of a Letter from Guftavus Adolphus K of
Sweden tQ K. Charles, giving an Account of the Battle of
Lipfwick.
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Lipfvvick. Dat. HalaSaronam die Sept. Aiinb 1631. Til
Latin. S 2 *
54. K. Cha. 1. to the Judges, with the Cafe of Ship,
money; & their Anfwer in the Affirmative for the
Legality of raifing the fame. 2 Feb. 1636. A Copy.
53-
55. Q Henrietta Maria's firft Letter to her young Son
Prince Charles (afterwards Cha. ti.^ threatening fhe
would come to him, if he did not take his Phyfick, & my
Lord Newcaftle was to fend her word. No Date, but
about 1637. 54*
56. Four Letters of the Prince Charles to his Gover-
nor, Lord Newcaftle. No Date, but about the Year
1638. 55>5 8 *
57. Q. of Bohemia to Sr. Symonds D'Ewes, fending
him fome Letters written by her Hufband, her Son &
her Coufin the Duke of Brunfwick, as he had requefted,
&c. Hagh, 44 April 1 638. 59-
58. K. Cha. to my Lord Newcaftle, recommending
Sir Richard Cave in what he (hall relate either of the
King's particular Affairs, or thankfulnefs to him for for-
mer favours. Baburgh, 30 Sept. 1638. 60.
59. K. Charles's Letter of Summons to the Nobility
to attend him at York. January 1638. A Copy.
61.
60. The Lord Newcaftle to his Pupil Prince Charles,
being a Letter of Inftru&ions for his Studies, Conduft, &
Behaviour. One Sheet, a Copy, & no Date. 62.
61. Eliz. Q. of Bohemia to Robert E. of EfTex from
the Hague, V March, no year, but probably about 1641,
foon after the E. of Strafford's Death, who feems to be
pointed at in the Letter. 63.
62. Q. of Bohemia to the E.of EfTex, recommending
the Bearer to be his Lieutenant Colonel. Hagh, 3 Nov.
64.
63. K. Cha. to the Dean & Chapter of Worcefter for
the Ele&ion of Dr. John Prideaux to be Bifhop of that
See. Weftm r 1 o Nov. 1641. 65.
64. K. Cha. to the Lord Herbert of Raglan, requiring
his Attendance at Court upon the bufinefs of the King-
dom ; 8c for his better finding out the Authors of fome
fcandalous Pamphlets againft his Father & him. White-
hall, 11 Dec. 1641. • 66.
65. K. Charles to the Lord Herbert, that he cannot
but acknowledge his Services expreffed in fo noble a
manner, under his Qwn hand. Royfton, 6 Mar. 1641.
67.
65. K. Charles to the Lord Herbert, efteeming his
Services fuch, as his words cannot exprefs, &c. York,
9 May 1642. 68.
67. K. Cha. to the Earl of Newcaftle, advifing him
now the Rebellion is grown to fuch a height not to look
what Opinions Men are of who are willing & ready to
ferve him. Shrewfbury, 23 Sept. 1642. 69.
68. K. Cha. to the E. of Newcaftle, thanking him
over again for the daily Care, Pains & good Account he
gives of the Affairs, where he is. Shrewfbury, 1 1 OS.
1642. 70.
69. K. Cha. to the E. of Newcaftle, fending him
4000 1. & defiling him to join his Forces, as foon as he
can, &c. Oxford, 2 Nov. 1642. 71,
70. K. Cha. to the Earl, recommending to his Care
the fecuring of Yorkfliire. Reading, 24 Nov. 1642.
72.
71. K. Cha. to the Earl, that he would haften the fe-
curing of Yorkfliire, & convey the Queen fafely to York.
Reading, 28 Nov. 1642. 73.
72. K- Cha. to the Earl, looking upon him as a chief
Inftrument in keeping the Crown on his Head, & defir-
ing him to get all the Arms he can in Yorkfhire, being
in great Want, as alfo of Dragoons, &c. Oxiord, 15
Dec. 1642. . 74.
73. K. Charles to the Earl, defiring him to enquire
Num.69$3 k
after the Arms of the 12000 train'd Bands in Yorkfliire,
&d. 29 Dec. 1642. - 75.
74. K. Cha. to the Earl, defiring to encreafe* his
Forces & arm them, that he may be ready to join him,
&c. Oxford, ifc Jan. 164I. 76.
75. 1C. Cha. to the Earl, longing to hear from him, 8c
defiring they may fend to each other twice a Week. Ox-
ford, 13 Feb. 1642. 77.
76. Q Henrietta Maria to the E, of Newcaftle, that
fhe had her Share of Reprehenfion ; that Hen. Jermin
will tell him what Pr. Rupert had writ to her ; and de-
fires Carriages may be ready when (he is to depart.
York, 8 Apr. No Year, but it was in 1643. In French.
73.
77. K. Cha. to the Earl of Newcaftle, longing to hear
that he was marched Southward, &c. Oxford, 28 Apr*
1643. 79;
78. The Queen to the E. of Newcaftle, fending Will.
Murray to inform him of the State of Lancafhire ; &
what Honour he would reap in recovering that loft
Country. York, 8 May (1643.) In French. So.
79. The Queen to the E. of Newcaftle, with more
Intelligence of Lancafliire by the Bearer. York, 9 May
(1643.) In French. 81.
80. The Queen to the Earl, that fhe had kept Sir
Marmaduke Lan^dale, & given him fome Money, tho*
ordered not to part with any : alfo gently reproving his
Diflike of fome Command given by the K. to Mr. Pier-
point ; for that a little Refentment might ruin all, &c.
York, 10 May. In French. 82.
81. The Queen to the Earl, that fhe had received the
good News of Newark, & defires he would encourage
them to go on, which would advantage her Journey*
York, 28. In French. " 83.
82. The Queen to the Eail, defiring him to call a,
Council at Pontefraft to debate the Occafion of her Jour-
ney's caufing fuch Diftra&ions in the Army ; and that
fhe is going thither to join him next day. York, 3 June.
French. ^ 84.
83. The Queen to the Earl, fending him good News
from the Weft, & from France, of a Fleet coming to their
Aid, that the King expefts to be befieged in Oxford,
wants her & the Earl to join him, &c. Newark, 1 8 June,
French. 85.
84. The Queen to the Earl, informing him that Tam-
worth is loft, & fhe will fet out on Wednefday to the
King ; that fhe will fend him her Cypher to morrow, &
that Hotham is efcaped to Lincoln. Newark, 25 June*
French. 86.
85. The Queen to the Earl, wifhing him many more
Triumphs. That fhe had fent an Exprefs to Gainfbo-
rough for Cha. Cavendifh to flay there; that the Army
coming from Newcaftle is in great danger of being; inter-
cepted ; that Mr. Darby can no longer defend himfelf,
but defpairs not, fo all go well at Oxford. No Place nor
Date, but in 1643. I n F renc h. 87.
86. K. Cha. to his Nephew Prince Maurice, in favour
of his Brother Prince Rupert's marrying Mademoifelle
de Rohan. Oxford, 4 July 1643. 88.
87. The Queen to the E. of Newcaftle, fending Tom-
kins in great trouble to inquire, if the ill News of Cha.
Cavendifhe's Death were true. Oxford, 2 Aug. French.
89.
88. The Queen to the Earl, rejoycing at his good for-
tune in the reduction of Lincoln: ihat the K. is gone to
Gloucefter in Perfon, to the Diflike (& with reafon) of
thofe he left ; that he would have the Earl remove to
fome other place, but (he anfwered that fhe thought him
a better Judge of that than his Majefty ; fo would not
fend his Commands ; that his Army was envied ; that
Davenant was arrived, & would tell him a great deal
of News. Oxford, 13 Auguft (1643.) ' a French.
90.
89.K.
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• 89. K. Cha. to the E. of Newcaftle, that the Bearer
"will declare why he makfes a Demur concerning Sr.Wm.
Savill, & defires a Lift of fuch Officers & Gentlemen,
Who have done him Service } that they may be remem-
bred, when time fhall ferve ; & not to forget the 200
Barrels of Powder. Matfon, 20 Aug. i<>43« 9* v
90. The Queen to the Marq s of Newcaftle, that fhe
is in expe&ation of being befieged; that if the K. does
not come to her relief, he may ; tho* fhe fears fhe can-
not get him to leave Beverly ; no Talk of Yorkfhire at
all. Oxf. 28 Aug. (1643.) In French. 92.
NB. The Marq' took Beverly the fame day. 92.
91. The Queen to the Marq 5 with an Account by
the Bearer of the Viftory over the Rebels, & that the
Army fhe had led out of the North had contributed to
the Defeat, &c. Oxf. 23 Sept. (1643.) In French.
93-
92. The Queen to the Marq 1 that tho' the Londoners
rejoice in the Viftory, 'tis they have been Lofers; that
'Women come down to Newbury to feek their Hufbands;
that the King beaten as he is, has fent a Garrifon to
* Reading ; that Wat Montague is taken at Rochefter
coming over with the Ambaifador ; and offering fome
vacant Preferments to his Choice. Oxf. 7 Oft. (1643.)
In French. 94.
93. The Queen to the Marq' Earl of Newcaftle re-
queuing him not to promife the Poft of Mafter of the
Artillery in the Army he is railing, propofing to recom-
mend a proper Perfon herfelf ; that fhe has writ to the
King to give him an ample Commiffion & haften it, & is
halting herfelf to meet him, Oct. This Letter re-
quires an earlier place in this Colle&ion. In French.
95-
9 \. The Queen to the Earl of Newcaftle, having com-
manded Capt. Dunning to follow him with his Army &
charg'J Slingfby to return him an Anfwer upon his Pro-
portions, &c. About the fame time with the laft. In
Fiench. 96.
95. The Queen to the Earl, having received his De-
mands by D'avenant, and ordered H. Jermin to give
a more particular Account thereof ; is well fatisfied with
his Propofitions. In French, about the fame time with
the laft. 97.
96. K. Cha; his Warrant fcr 50 Cafes of Piflols for
Prince Rupert, to Henry Lord Percy General of the
Artillery, Oxf. 3 Dec. 1643. 9 8 -
97. K. Cha. to the Marq' of Newcaftle, thinking he
wants no further Supply of Forces; & defiring he would
be cautious not to command Lord Biron out of Lanca-
fliire. Oxford, 3oDec. 1643. 99*
98. The Queen to the Marq" informing him the
French Ambaflador has propofed an accommodation ; &
afk'd if he might not liften to them at London, if they
made any Propofitions ; that the King always anfwered
he was for Peace if honourable : But the Queen thinks
them too haughty to offer any ; however that France
will aid them, &c. Oxford, 10 Feb. (1643.) French.
ICO.
99. The Queen to the Marq 1 of Newcaftle, fending
the Lord Nithifdale's Thanks for his Civilities to his
Lady, Sec. Oxford, 22 Feb. French. 101.
1 00. The Queen to the Marq s that fhe had received
his Account of the Proceedings at Newcaftle, & is glad
to find that he is not yet driven to cat Rats; & thinks
all will go well, if the Scots don't come at the Yorkfhire
' Oatcakes; that the Scots which were in Ireland, are re-
turned to Scotland; therefore Lefly advances to meet
him expe&ing they will follow ; that the Irifh Com-
miflioners are come hither ; the Marq* of Antrim's De-
fign goes on well ; Sr. Tho. Fairfax is at Nantwich j
Effex& Waller joining to meet Lord Hopton; no more
hopes of Peace, &c. Concluding with Advice that he
would carefully mind the Brethren of Scotland. Oxford,
15 Mar. (1.643.) F ren ch. • 102.
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10 1. The Queen to the Marq- hoping he'll deter the
Lord Ethen from going out of the Kingdom for fome
idle Reports of him; & reproving the Marq $ himfelf for
being fo captious & fufpidous in his Letter to Digby ;
hoping he won't be angry with her for this admonition,
becaufe fhe chides only Friends, &c. Oxford, 5 Apr.
(1644.) In French. 103.
102. K. Cha. to the Marq 5 advifmg him to contemn
the malicious Tongues or Pens of thofe that profefs to be
his Friends, as much as he does the Sword of an equal
Enemy ; and if either he 6r Lord Ethen leave his Ser-
vice, all the North at leaft is loft, &c. Oxford, 5 Apr.
1644. 104.
103. K. Charles's Warrant to Lord Percy, to deliver
10 Barrels of Powder, &c. to the Order of Col. Sandys,
or Col. Wafhington. Oxford, 8 Apr. 1644. 105.
104. K. Cha. to the Marq 4 promifing him afliftance
againft the Scots Invafion, &c. Oxford, n Apr. 1644.
ic6.
105. K. Cha. to his Nephew Prince Maurice, that
Waller & Effex are firft likely to try their ftrength here;
but would have them look out, left they fhould advance
Weft ward ; that after he had attempted Lyme, he fhould
go to Briftol to be ready to join him. Oxford, 28 May
1644. P.S. in his own writing.
106. The Queen to the Marq' that fhe had anfwered
the Letter fhe received at Bourbon ; and in anfwer to
that fhe received fince her arrival at Pari?, affures him
of the Continuation of her Efteem ; and is not fo unjuft
as to forget his paft Services upon a prefent Misfortune,
&c. Paris, 20 Nov. 1644. French.
107. K. Cha. to the Marq 5 condoling the great De-
feat in the North; yet ft ill holding his Merits in a very
high Degree of Efteenl. Oxford, -28 Nov. 1644. Signed
at bottom, Edw. Nicholas. 109.
108. Prince Charles to the Marq* (in a little narrow
flip of Paper) alluring him that wherefoever he is, he
is ftill the fame in his affeftion to him, & defires to
hear from him: fubferibing himfelf his affectionate
Mafter. Ox. Dec. 4. (1644.)
109. Chartes Lewis Count Palatine, &c. to Sir Sy-
monds D'Ewes of the antiquity of his Family, his Titles,
&c. in Latin. Hague, ^ Feb. 1644. *io.
no. Cha. Lewis Count Palatine to Sir Symonds
D'Ewes, about the Hiftory he was undertaking, &c.
Whitehall, 21 June 1645, * n I-^tin. in.
in. K.Cha. to the Earl of Glamorgan, glad to hear
that he is gone to Ireland, is not difheartened at the late
Misfortune, nor the Country where he is, for he could
not expeft more from them, if he had come hither vic-
torious; & hopes to recover his Lof>, if Succours come
timely from Ireland. Hereford, 23 June 1645. II2 *
112. K. Charles to his Son Prince Charles, finding
his Affairs in Extremity orders his Son, when in danger
of falling into the Rebels Hands, to convey himfelf into
France to be under the Care of his Mother, whofe Com-
mand he was to obfervein all things, except in Religion,
wherein he was to blunder the Direction of the Bifhop .
of Salifbury, or fuch Perfon whom he fhould appoint to
fupply his Place in neccflary Abilnce. Brecknock, 5
Aug. 1645. 113.
113. The Q. of Bohemia to Sir Symonds D'Ewer,
expreffing her Content for his Letter & learned Dif-
courfe (written feemingly in Defence of her Right, &
Reftoration to her Dominions.) Hagh, 21 Aug. 1645.
114. Princefs Elizabeth to her Sifter Princcfs Mary
eldeft Daughter of K. Cha. 1. hoping to have Venifon
for her Entertainment at the Hague. Sep. n, 1645.
115.
115. K. Cha. to his Nephew Prince Maurice, upon
difmiifing his Brother Prince Rupert from all Charge in
the Army, & fending him abroad for his unhandfome
quitting the Caftle & Fort of Briftol, through theSe-
6B du&ion
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tlu&ion of foirie rotten hearted Villains. Newtowne,
Sep. 20, 1645. 116.
116. K. Cha. to the Earl of Glamorgan, upon his
confenting to Conditions beyond his Inftru&ions, & the
difcovery of the Treaty to all the World; yet not doubt-
ing but he will comply with his Advice to bring him off.
Oxf. 3 Feb. 1645.6.
1 17. A Copy of MonH de Montreul's Engagement,
when Refident for the K. of France in Scotland, to K.
Cha. that if the faid King of Great Britain fliali put
himfelf into the Scotch Army, he {hall be received as
their natural Sovereign, with all Freedom of his Con-
fcience & Honour, and all his Subje&s with him be ho-
nourably prote&ed. 1 Apr. 1 646. 1 1 7.
118. Copy of K. Charles's Warrant fent to the Lord
Bellafis by Monf r de Montreul, to deliver up the Town
of Newark, if the Scots (hall demand it. Oxford, 1
Apr. 1646.
119. Copy of the King's Meffage to the Parliament
at his going to the Scotch Army. Oxford, 7 Apr. 1 646.
— Thefe three in one half Sheet copied from Bp. Sprat's
Colle&ions now in poffeflion of Mr. Selwin.
120. K. Cha. to the E. of Glamorgan, referring to
Digby for Bufinefs, & giving aflurance of conftant Friend-
fhip : Concluding in Cypher, explained at bottom from
the following Key. Oxf. 5 Apr. 1646. 1 18.
12 1. The curious (horthand Cypher of the fang,
exprefling every Letter with ftraight Strokes ; with the
alphabetical Key written over it : Alfo figned & fealed by
himfelf at bottom. 119-
122. K. Cha. to the Lord Herbert of Ragland, hoping
his Courage is not difmayed at his late Lofs; and alluring
him of the Continuance of his Favour. Oxon, 6 Apr.
1646. 120.
1 23. Copy of a Letter of K. Cha. to the Queen, afc
faring her that the abfolute eftablifliing Prefoyterian Go-
vernment would make him but a titular King, which is
confefled by both the Wills, Davenant & Murray, who
yet fay a prefent abfolute Conceflion is the only way to
reduce the Church Government as it was. Newecaftle,
Oa. 17,1646. iai.
124. Copy of a Letter of K. Cha. to the Queen, con-
cerning the Militia & Religion ; his three years Con-
ceflion of Prefbyterian Government, his being deluded
concerning the perpetual Parliament, after he had made
that finful Conceflion concerning the Earl of Strafford,
& taking away the Bifhops Votes in Parliament, for
which thro' his Repentance he hopes to find Mercy :
hopes the Queen will not perfuade him to authorize the
Covenant, &c. Newcaftle, 21 Nov. 1646.
125. Copy of a Letter from K. Cha. to the Queen,
with Account from Scotland that his intended Anfwer to
London is abfolutely dilliked there, becaufe he is not al-
tered in his Conscience, &c will not authorize the Co-
venant; and likewife about his .Anfwer to the London
Propofitions, & the rebellious Covenant ; & begs her
never to abandon a good Caufe. Newcaftle, 12 & 19
Dec. 1646. 122.
126. Cha. Lewis Prince Palatine to Sir Symonds
D'Ewes, lamenting the interruption by the civil Wars of
the ufefui Work he had undertaken . Concluding with
his Prayers for the happy delivery of his Wife ; & that
her Offspring may follow his Steps. In Latin. Weftm.
24 Jan. 1646. 123,
127. K. Cha. to the Lord Herbert of Ragland, fhew-
ing that the Bearer & Sir John Winter will give him good
fatisfa&ion, why his Majefty has not done every thing as
he defired, not thro' want of any Confidence in him; for
none can make him fuffer in his Opinion, &c. Oxford,
28 Feb. 1646. 124.
128. Extra& of K. Cha. his Letter to Q.Henrietta
Maria, in Mr. Cowley's hand; with the Queen' Attefta-
tion at top of its being a true Copy : defiring (he will not
endeavour to alter Prince Charles in Religion, nor
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fuffer him to be engaged in any Treaty of Mart&gexrith*
out his Majefty's Approbatibii. Maf. 2a, 1646. 125.
1 29. Cha. Lewis Prince Palatini to his Uncle K.
Cha. hoping as he accepted of his Attendance finte he
came from Holdenby, he will now accept of his Joy for
the fafety of his Perfon, & of his Wiflies for a good
Underffanding with his Parliaments, &e. Whitehall,
24 Nov. 1647. * 2 <>*
130. K. Cha. to the Prince, informing him he had
written fooner, had he known where he had been : And
after near 4 Lines in Cypher, commands him to do
nothing but with advice of his Council; that he will Ije
conftant in thofe Grounds of Religion & Honour he had
given him; and now that he is come from Paris, &
knows where to fend, expetts to hear often from him.
1 Augt. 1648. & 127.
131. K. Cha. to the Prince, well fatisfied with his
Proceedings, & that he is fo honeftly counfelled, as well
as to the fteadinefs of his Grounds, as to his Obedience.
After much more in Cypher, concludes with fome No-
tice of the Time & Place of the Treaty of the Ifle of
Wight. Carilbrook, 2 Sep. 1648. 128.
132. Copies of five Letters of K. Cha. 1. from the
Originals in the Cuftody of the Earl of Berkfhire, 1731.
129.
K. Cha. to the Lords & Gentlemen Committees of
the Scots Parliament, and the Officers of that Army,
defiring a free perfonal Treaty to fettle the Diftra&ions
of the Kingdom. Cariibrook, 31 July 1648.
! 33» to Prince Charles, commanding him
to obey his Mother in every thing except Religion, con-
cerning which (he will not trouble him. Newcaftle, 2
June 1646.
134. to the Earl of Manchefter Speaker of
the Houfe of Peers, & Wm. Lenthall Speaker of the
Houfe of Commons, accepting the Treaty propofed, &
defiring the Commiffioners appointed may be fent. Cairf-
brook, 28 Aug. 1648.
135. to the Speaker of the Lords Houfe to
be communicated to the Lords & Commons in the Par-
liament of England at Weft m r fetting" forth his necef-
fary Demands in order to perform the Treaty with
Honour, Freedom, & Safety, Cairibrook, 10 Aug.
1648.
136. _ to the Speakers of both Houfes, taking
no Exceptions that the Commiffioners of both Houfeg
have elapfed their appointed Time to come down & enter
upon the Treaty, &c. Cairibrook, 5 Sep. 1648.
137. K. Charles's Warrant to Sir Symonds D'Ewes
& Mr. Patrick Young his Library-keeper, to fort &
bring into a Series his antient Coins & Medals in the Li-
brary at St James's ; to lay afide the Duplicates, & dif-
tinguifli the fpurious from the genuine : Alfo granting Sir
S.D. to take out & make ufe of what he pleafes, giving
a Note for the Return of them. Newport, 19 O&. 24th
of his Reign. 130.
138. K. Cha. to the Prince, that the Treaty is pro-
long'd for 14 Days ; & refers to Oudart for further
Tranfa&ions. Newport, 6 Nov. 1648. 131.
139. K. Cha. to the Prince, glad to hear of his Re-
covery by Dr. Frafier, &c. Newport, 7 Nov. 1648.
132.
140. A Lift or Regifter of the Children of K. Cha. r.
where, & when they were born : in the hand- writing of
Princefs Elizabeth, who figns her Name at the End.
133.
141. Prince Charles his Carte blanche to the Parlia-
ment to fave his Father's Head, 1648. ult.
NB. N° 7502 is marked as Vol. 4. of this Collec-
tion, & 1760 as Vol. 5.
6989.
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able Perfont from the Year 1397*0 1557. Thefe
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*. Johannes Haufeewod CapJtoa^W XkfaftfctibuaL Ci-
vitaris Senarum. Dat. 3 Feb. 1377.
a* Marheus Ikccharis/Fhoiwe Gaidwafi Ebo»c Dat.
mAbinton, 3oMaiii5i8.
3. L. Campegius Cardfofllfo Thorns Canjiaali Ehor.
Roma?, 10 Apr. 1521.
4. Eraftnus Rkhardo Pacaso: BruxeUfe, jNon-Jul.
1521.
5. A Tranfcripfc of the feme.
6. Nicholaus Darynton ex Lovani© Hootrioa GpMo,
Divi Joannis Colkgii Cantabrigiettfb fodo : Poftridie
Jdus Februarii. (1521,)
7. Erafmus Joanni Fifhero, Epifcopo Roffenfi : Dat.
qp. Bafil. 1522. (An Original, but much damaged.)
8. Dom. Cardinalis Columca Thomst Casdinui £bor.
Rom. 4 Feb. 1523.
9. Polydorus Vergilius Edovardo Laeiio Regis Anglise
apud Cadarem Oratori. Lond. 19 0£t 15*6.
10. John (Cleike) Bifhop of Bath to Dr. Stcphyns with
the Lord Legate. 18 Sept. 1528.
11. Sir Thomas More to Cardinal WoHey, dat$d at
Oking, 3 Sep.
il. Hieronymus (de Nugutiis) EpifcopiM Wig^r-
nienfts Dno Thonw Cromwello, Bononiac, 27 Dec
1532.
13. Idem Thomas Duci Norfolcienfi, 26 Maii,
*533- ...
14. Fr. Dionyfius Laurerius Ordinis Sttp. Maw Scr-
vorum Procurator generalis Henrico viu. Alalia Regi,
20 Aug. 1533.
15. Hir. Audit. Dfio Thoma Cromwello rsgis Anglw
Secretario, 28 Nov. 1534.
16. ......... . Thomse Starchueo Londini,
Venetiis in Poliaedibus 5 Cal. inter calares 1534* ta>
perfed.
17. Richard Pace to Cardinal Wolfey, WMfpr, 15
oa.
18. Ricardus Pacaeus Erafmo : Ex Conftamia 9 Id.
Aug.
19. A. Pacaeus Henrico vm. Antrum regi.
20. J. P. Epifcopus Theat. Nqnaus 1 apalis Archie-
pifcopo Eboracenfi.
21. Jo. Bellaius Epus Baionae reg. Gallic Orator Car-
dinali Ebor.
22. Sir Tho. Elyot to Mr. Cromeweil Treafurer of
the King's Jewells.
23. Joannes iEpinus Domino Cromwello.
24. Donatus Rullus Domino Cromwello, Ven$tiis,
a Aug.
515. Jacobus Sadoletus Cardinalis Thome Starkeio,
1 1 Kal. Nov.
26. G. Lilius Thomae Starkeio Londini, Venetiis, 14
Cal. April.
27. Chriftophorus Mont Domino privatiSigflli, Lond.
19 Aug.
28. Hieronymus Lopis Medicus Thomas Starkeio Pa*
tavii in asdihus illuft. Dili ReginaWi PoH, Ex Avenione,
3 KaLJul. Gui fubjungitur ipfius Statkeii refponfio.
29. Martin Tindall to Thomas Cromwell.
30. Johannes (Longland) Epus Lincoln. Henrico
Goldo.
31. John FitzJames (Lord Ghief Juftice) to Mr. Tho.
Cromwell.
32. John Fttz James .to Mr. Tho. Cromwell fupream
Secretary to the King.
33. Sir Edward Montagu to Mr. Tho. Cromwell,
Weftflrinfter, 2 Nov.
34. Johanres Campenfia Thome Starkeio, Venetiis,
16 Aug. 1535.
35 . Philippus Melanthon Henricoviii. Anglorum regi,
Aug. 1535-
36. Martinus Luther Thomas Cromwello regis Anglias
:S*cretario, die Palmarum 4 536.
Nina. 6989.
37. Juftu3 Jonas Thomse Cromwello, Vittetiberg. 4tai
pQft dliicapa, palmarum 1536.
. 38. T^eN Letters from the Privy Council of K. Hen:
YUL to the D. of Norfolk, &c. about the rebellion in
the North, A. D. 1536. fairly copied by Mr. Strype from
the Originals of Secretary Cromwell's composing &
writing. They are ftitch'd in Quarto.
39. Sebaftkmus Munfterus Henrico viil Angl. regi,
BafiL 8 Mar. 1537.
40. Stephen (Gardiner) Bp. of Winchefter to the
©uke pf Norfolk, fr<m France, 6 June 1537.
41. Hejiry E. of Northumberland's Warrant to hte
Keepers of Colledge Park in Northumberland, to deliver
hie Goufin the Lady Ogle a Buck in Seafon, 23 Jul. 28
Heq. v«f.
42. ReguwJdus Polus Cardinalis CardinaU Leodfenfi
ia fevor. M. Albetti Pighii, Romae, 28 Ian. 1538,
Cppia*
43. Raynofclus Polus Henrico viu. Angl. regi, Pa-
j tavH pridie Cal. Sextiles.
44. Andreas Ofiander (Tho. Cranxnero) Archiepo,
Cantuarienfi, Nuremb. 24 Jan.
45. Meynardus de Hame (Thomae CrojqiweHo) die
Joiris poft Pafcbe, 1539. 43.
46. The Council to the D. of Norfolk, upon an In-
formation againft the Cuilomers, Controllers, & Search-
ers, Anno 1538 or 1539. 44.
47. The Council to the faid Duke at Pomfret, figni-
fying the Kings Recovery from an Ague, 23 Feb. 1540.
45*
48. Sir Tho. Wriothelley, the King's Secretary, to the
Duke of Norfolk, relating to a Meffage from his Majefty
to the King of Scots, to whofe Realm feveral Rebels'iiad
fled. Penult. Jan. 1 541. a . Copy. 46.
49. The Council to the D. of NorfiDlk at Framingham
Lodge, touching the Marches & the Infurre&ions there.
Aug. 28, 1542. 47.
50. The Council to the D. at Kening, of the King's
licence for Strangers to abide here for a Time, & of
Matters relating to the Borders. 2 Sept. 1542.
j 51. The Council to the Duke, fignifying that the D.
j of Suffolk with 6000 Men was to abide at Newcaftle,
while he invaded Scotland. Sep. 10, 1542. 49.
! 52. The Council to the Duke in his Journey againft
j the Scots, that nothing ihould (top him, but the Scots
j putting in Pledges. Sep. 12, 1542. 50.
j 53. The Council . to the Duke, with Inftruflions for
| treating with the Scots Ambaffadors. 1 3 Sept. 5 1 .
; 54. The King's Council to the Duke, concerning the
Preparation made by Sea & Land for the Expedition
I againft the Scots. 27 Sep. 1542. 62.
I 55. The Council to the Commiflioners at York, fig-
, nifying their Diligence in providing Vi&uals for the
Army, with fome foreign News. Sept. 21, 1542. 53.
56. The Council to the D. of Norfolk at Kening,
j upon his Information againft one, who had fpoken dan-
j gerous Words. Ampthill, 21 Sept. . 54,
57. The Council to the King's Commiflioners at
York, with dire&ons for receiving the K. of Scots at
the Borders, & to put the Borders in order according to
the Kind's Pleafure. Greenwich, 27 Sept. 55.
58. The Council to the King's Commiflioners at
York, to enquire into a treafonable Defign of delivering
Noitham Cattle to the -Scots. Greenwich, Sept. 28.
56.
59. The Secretary Wriothefley to the Commiflioners,
. Jhewingthe Reafon why the Council fent not particular
Inftruftions. Mkfes day at Midnight. 57.
60. The Council to the King'sCommiflioners at York
with Jnftru&ions to them, in cafe the K.- of Scot* mould
. come poft to London. Greenwich, Q&. 1. 58.
»6i . The Council to the Duke & the other Coir^it
fioners, fignifying the King's Satisfa&ion for the Arrival
\ xxf itbe GrainJShips : & preparations of a Fleet at Diejp.
4 OQ. 2d.
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* .62. The Council to the D. & other Commiffioners to
inquire after his Majefty's Navy, fait towards Berwick
with Ammunition & Provifions. 3 Oft. 1542. • 60.
63. The Council to the Commiffioners, giving In-
ftru&ions how to deal with the Scots Commiffioners.
Greenwich 4 Oft. 61 •
64. The Council to the Commiffioners, to proceed in
their Expedition againft the Scots, having refufed the
Conditions of Peace offered them* Greenwich, 8 O&.
62.
65. The Council to the Commiffioners with Inftruc-
tions for the Garrifons, & to fecure Invafions from the
Scots. Hampton Court, 3 Nov. 63.
66- The Council to the Duke, with InftrufUons upon
his going into France, as chief of the King's Army
againft that King. St. James's, 6 June, 1 544. 64.
. 67. The Council to the Duke, concerning the E. of
Hertford's docquets, with Orders relating to the King's
coming with the Army to Calais. St. James's, June 1 1,
1544. * 65-
68. The Council to the Duke, to advife concerning
the Provifion of , Victuals from Flanders. St. James's,
12 June 1544. 66.
. 69. The Council to the Viftuallers of the Army to
moderate their Rates, &c prevent the King's Lofs. Weft-
minfter, 15 June. 67.
70. The Council to the Duke at the Camp concern-
ing the retaining Landeburge, a German Captain, 15
June 1544- 6 ?-
71. The Council to the Duke at Calais, concerning
the Money fent him and Provifions, &c. 17 June. • A
Copy. 69.
7 2. The Council to the Duke, fignifying the King's
Pleafure that he fhould lay Siege to Monterel. St.
James's, 20 June 1544- ' 7°-
73. The Council to the Duke & Lord Privy Seal at
Alkines, with Orders for paying the Brewers & Bakers
* in the Camp, &c. 26 June, 1544. 71.
74. The Council to the D. of Norfolk & Lord Privy
Seal at Calais, concerning the Commnnication had with
Dereux, & the Value of the King's Coin in thofe Parts.
Calais, 5 July 1544. • 72.
. 75. The Privy Council to the Duke at Montrevil,
advert ifing of a Mafs of Treafure fent, & the King's pur-
. pofe of coming himfelf before Bologne. Weftm r 7th
July 1544- 73-
76. The D, of Suffolk & Sr. Anth. Browne from the
Camp by Marguifon, to the Duke & Lord Privy Seal,
* & Sr. Tho. Cheyney Treafurerof theHoufehold, adver-
tifing of Supplies of Victuals & Money from St.Omers,
8 July 1544- . 74.
77. The* fame' to the fame^ about fending Brewers,
Malt, &c. to the Camp, 9 July (1 544.)
78. D. of Suffolk, &c. to the D. of Norfolk, &c.
fignifying the Care of fending him Provifions, with an
Account of the Strength of Montrevil j from the Camp
befide Whitefand Bay. 10 July. 76.
79. The Council to the Duke, with Inftru&ions to
fupply himfelf with Ordnance, 15 June 1515.
80. Sr. Wm. Paget to the Duke, relating the Con-
dition of Bologne befieged by the French, 17 July
*545- " . . 77.
81. The Council to the D. of Norfolk, with the King's
Defire that he would levy Forces to be fent over to Bo-
logne. Portfmouth, 26 July 1545. 78.
82. The Council to the Duke, advertifing of the
King's Letters iflued out of the feveral Counties for
raifingof Men, the laft of July 1545. 79.
83. A Lift of the Names of all the Privy Counfellors,
with their Titles and Offices, whofe Names are figned to
the former Letters, from the Year 1536, drawn up by Mr.
. Strype. 80.
84. Sr. Thomas Smith to the Dutchefs of Somerfet,
in vindication of hknfelf againft certain Reflexions
Num.6989, 6^90.
about his kcquifitiofi of Wealth : Above 3 fheeta !
Date, but written about the year 1550. St.
85. Ludovicus Regius Edvardo vi." Anglorum regi
24 Sep. 1551. " 82,
. 86. Jehan Calvin au Roy (Ed. vi.) de Genefve le 4
de Julliet 1552. 83.
87. Polydorus Vergilius ad reginam Mariam, 5 Aug.
1553- % . " 84-
88. II Cardi'nale di Trenta alia regina d'lnghilterra
alii, 14 di Maggio 1554.
89. Jo. Cardinalis Poggius ad Mariam Angliae regi-
nam, Bononiae 8 Cal. Aug. 1554.
90. Hugh Latymcr to Mr. Greynwoode, refolving U*
keep to his old way of Preaching, notwithftanding the
mifreports of the People. No Date. 87.
9 . Stephen Gardiner Bp. of Winton & Lord Chan-*
cellor to Sir Jo. Shelton, from Southwark, 22 Mar.
1554. 88.
92. Card. Pole s Licence to Nicholas Hare to eat Flefh.
Grenewich, 3 Non. Mar. 1 556.
93. Thomas Bifhop of Ely to the E. of Suflex Lord
Deputy of Ireland. Weftm' 1 May 1557.
94. Richard Gwent to the Abbot of By tlefdeih Oxon«
10 Aug. 91.
95. (William Hervey) Clariencienx K. of Arms to
Mr. Broket about fettling his Coat, &c. from London,
1 1 Apr. No Year. 92.
6990.
A Folio, Vol. II. confifting chiefly of original Letters of
great Men, from the Year 1560 to 1570.
1. Copy of a Letter written by Sir Wm. Cecyll Se-
cretary, afterwards Lord Burghley, S:c. to Francis Earl of
Bedford, Captain of Berwick, wherein is declared how
he fhall keep the Queen's Favour, & maintain his Ho-
nour. In 2 Sheets. No Date.
2. Copy of a Letter from an Fnglifh Gentleman in
France (not named) to the Lord Robert Dudley, giving
an Account of the difcreet Behaviour of Mary Q. of Scots
after the Death of the K. of France her Hufband : Alfo
that of Monf de Morette might have the prefent of a
Gold Chain fent him, which had been forgotten. Or-
leans, laft Dec. 1560.
3. Sir Richard Shelley, Turcopolier, to Sr. Tho. Cha-
loner, concerning the re-eftablifhtnent of that Title, &
other Privileges in Malta. Madrid, 15 Sep. 1561.
4. Dr Walter Haddon to the E. of Suflex Lord De-
puty of Ireland, recommending Rob.Talbots Caufe to a
fpeedy Hearing ; from the Court, 7 June 1 561.
5. Gualterus Haddonus Doftori Cromero, e regio Col-
legio, 9 Jan. — (with the Anfwer.)
6. Sir Wm. Cecill to Mr. Randolph Efq. in Scot-
land, about the Q. of Scots returning from France, 30
June 1561.
7. Sir Wm. Cecill to Mr. Randolph, about the Pa-
pifts in France, & the Ambition of the Houfe of Guife,
&c. (fome Lines much damaged) from the Savoy, 21
Nov. 1562.
8. The Marq* of Winchester Lord Treafurer, to Se-
cretary Cecill, of Mr. Ruffeirs Cafe for the Foreft of
Wyer paffed by Patent by Q. Mary to Mrs. Rufifel, & not
meant in the Grant ; whereby the Queen was deceived*
10 Apr. 1563.
9. The Lord Treafurer to Secretary Cecill, of what
he had ordered about the Provifions at Portfmouth, and
Examination of Capt. Read about the Surrender of New-
haven, 17 Aug. 1563.
10. The Lord Treafurer to Secretary Cecill, with No-
tice of a Proclamation in Flanders, that no Englifh Beer
fliould be brought in there during the Plague in England,
ult. Aug. 1563.
11. The Lord Treafurer to Secretary Cecill, about
the Payment of the Officers, 3 Sept. 1 563.
12. 1 2* The Lord Treafurer to Secretary Cecill, of
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Term to be adjourned in regard of the Sicknefs : With
the Duke of Florence's Debt. 6 Sept. 1 563.
14. LordTreafurer to the Secretaiy, upori the Qiieeh's
Signification of her Pleafure for the ere&ing of a Mo-
nument to the King, probably her Father. At Windfor,
12 Sepi 1 563. — a Copy by Mr. Strype.
15. Lord Treafurer to Mr. Secretary, about putting
off the Parliament, & keeping the Term Courts at Syon
& Sheen, &c. 23 Sep. 1563.
16. Lord Treafurer to Mr. Secretary again, more par-
ticularly of fixing the Law Courts at Syon, &c. (during
the Plague- ) 24 Sep. 1563.
i 7. Lord Treafurer to the Secretary, touching the
Charges of Berwick & the Marches in former times, not
exceeding joool. per An. with the Conditions of thofe
Places now. 10 Nov. 1563.
18. Lord Treafurer to the Lords of the Council at
Windfor, of a Commiffion for the Sale of the Queen's
Land; & where (he would hold her Court, & the
Term fliould be kept, if the Plague continue. 43 Nov.
*5 6 3-
19. Lord Treafurer to the E. of Pembroke, Lord
Dudley &Mr. Secretary, in behalf of Sir Tho, Lodge,
that the Queen would lend him 6000 1. to keep up his
Credit, being a wife & worthy Man, & a great Trader,
14 Dec* 1563.
20* Lord Treafurer to Secretary Cecill, for a Regu-
lation of the Office of Surveyor of the Works, 1 Feb.
J 5 6 3- 4 ■
21. Sir Fra. Knollis to the Lord Montagu tb teife
forthwith 1000 Men in Suffolk to be fent to Newhaven,
&c- Portfmouth, 16 July 1563;
22. Anthony Lord Montague to the Cotincil, con-
cerning the faid 1000 Men to be levied in Stiffex for
Newhaven, with the Vice Chamberlain Knollis his Let-
ter aforefaid inclofed, 17 July 156?.
23. Sir Rob. Catiyn Lord C. Juftice of K. B. to Secre-
tary Cecill, upon Information of divers in the King's
Bench fit to ferve the Queen in her Wars. UlcJun.
*5 6 3-
24. Juftice Wefton & Hafpur to the Lords of the
Council from the Aflizes at Salifbury with Declarations,
Examinations, &c. concerning one Rob* Brooke of the
Devizes, who had faid the Lord llobert was fled out of
the Kingdom for having got the Queen wiih Child. 10
July 1563.
2$. Ambrofe E. of Warwick Mafter of the Ordnance
to the Lord Rob. Duddeley at the Court, touching the
Defence of Newhaven, where the faid Earl was Gorer-
Nnor* 13 Apr- 1563.
26. E. of Warwick to his Brother Lord Rob. Dudde^
ley* concerning Newhaven ; of an Ambaflador coming
from thence ; French Compliments not to be trufted j
Courtefy of the Rhingrave, &c* 19 Apr. 1563.
27. Henry E. of Arundel Lord Steward to bir Wm.
Cecill, Secretary, about the purchafmg Codalmyne of
the Queen ; the Lord Montague then alfo aiming to ob-
tain it, 17 June 1563. a Copy by Mr. Strype.
28. The Lord Rob. Duddeley to Secretary Cecill, of
the obftinate Carriage of Lord John Grey* to the Dif-
pleafure of the Queen, in his Examination about the
Book lately written concerning the Succeffion, in favour
of the Houfe of Suffolk againft the Scots. 26 Apr.
1564.
29. Lord Rob. Duddeley & others to Secretaty Cecill,
further of the Book of Succeffion, & another concerning
the Lord Hartford's Marriage with the Lady Kath. Gray,
(both written by John Hales) with the Examination
of John Hales by Dr. Dale & D. Wilfon, 26 Apr.
1564.
30. John (Scorie) Bifhop of Hereford to the Arch*
bifhop of Canterbury, touching the Diforders & Cor-
ruptions in his Cathedral Churchy ij Feb. 1564*
Cat* H^ri.. Vol. III.
$i. iir Rich* Shelley to Sr. Wm; Cecill, advifirig Mtfi
deration in Religion; of his Overtures for the ReftcrtU
tiori of Calais ; goirlg to preferit himfeff it Malta j af-
terwards, if heihaHnot be feafohable in his o*n Coun-
try, ftall betake himfelf to his Book & Beads* Mfc**
drid, 22 June 1565;
32. Determination of the Q. bf England's Privy
Council againft the Q.of Scofs Marriage with Lord Darn-
lev.; offering her a free Eleftion of any other of th*
Nobility, 1 May 1655.
33. Thomas 1£. of Northumberland to °ecretary Ce-
cill, giving an Accbunt of the Goods of a Ship wrecked
within the Earl's Royalty, wherein were £ffc£ls of the Q<
of Scots, j Mar. 1 565.
34. Sir W m Cecill to Sir Thomas Knight kefident lit
France, ddiring (in the Conclufion) to be remenibred^
when he comes by Paris, if any new Books are come out
of Genealogies or Armories. That E. Murray, Argyll,
&c. of the firft Attempt are freceived to Favour : Mor-
ton, Ruthen, &c. for killing of David are yet in danger
df Forfeiture, it Apr. 1566.
3 t. The Award of the D. of Norfolk & the E. of
Pembroke between Sir Hehry Compton, Lancelot Small-
pece, and Chriftopher Sharneburne, about the Intereft &
Title of the Manor of Sharnebufne in Norfolk, 13 July,
ioEHz.
36. Sir Rob. Cattyn Lord Ch. Juftice to Secretary
Cecill, touching the Attaint of the Suffolk jury, with his
Narrative of the Cafe on tohich they gave Verdift, alfo
the Form of the Judgment, & Reafoii why Comrnifera-
tion fliould be.fhewed them. Serjeants Inn, 21 May
1568.
37. £. of Leicefter to the Secretary, about removing
the Scots Queen from Bolton ; the Examination of one
of Moreton's men ; &t to further hifc Farm for Wines,
17 oa. 1568.
38. Edw. Lord Windfor to Secretary Cecill, giving ari
Account of his Travels particularly of Malta. Naples*
16 May 1569.
39. Cardinal dc Chaflillbn to Secretary Cecill, recom-
mending the bufinefs between them to be difpatch'd by
Monf. de Canaignes. In French. Shene, 19 May
*5 6 9- _ .
40. Robert Lord Ryche to Secretary Cecill, upon
Letters fent from the Lords fbr promoting the Subfidy in
the Country, &c. 3 March 1569;
41. Lord Windfor to Secretary Cecill, of a Confer-
ence with a French Papift, about the Licence granted by
the Pope to aft any Trcafon againft the Q. of iingland j
& of foreign News. Sienna j 15 Jun. 1509.
42. Lord Ryche to the Secretary, about ihcreafing
the Number of Calivers in the Militia 6f the County of
ElTex, 4 Aug. 1 569.
43. Proclamation of the Earls Northumberland &
Westmorland to the Earl of Derby determining to refill
force by force. An Original fign'd by the Earl of Nor-
thumberland, 28 Nov. (1565.)
44. Declaration of the Earls of Northumberland &
Weftmorland for taking tip Arms for reftoring the Popiflj
Religion, fummoning all Perfons from i 6 to 60 Years
of Age. (No Datei)
45. Proclamation of the faid two Earis, requiring th£
of Durham's Tenants to bring in their Rents, 1 2
Dec. 1569.
46. E. ot Leicefter to the D. of Norfolk, of the Dip
courfe between the Qtieen & the Eatl, upon her refufing
the Duke's New Yeaf's Gift, 4 Jan. 1 570.
47. Dr. Walter Haddoh to the E. Of Suflex, to follicic
the Queen for the Releafement of Fulthorp out of York
Caftle, $8 Nov. 1570*
48. Daniel Rogers to Abraham Ortelitfs at Antwerp,
in Latin, complimenting him upon theGloiy he will reap
from Pofterity by his Geographical Works, & conclu-
dirfg with the mention of his own Cotomentary upon tht
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1570. XT
49. Matthew (Parker) A*Bp. of Canterbury to a No-
bleman,, with a Prefent of one of the Hiftories he had
lately printed, enlarged with fuch old Copies as he had
of other Friends. Lambeth, 16 Dec- No Year.
6991,
Another Folio, Vol. in. containing Letters of confider-
able Perfons from 1571 to 1574*
1 . Gilb. E. of Shrewfbury to the E. of Leicefler, con-
cerning fome Enemies he had at the Affizes at Derby,
trufting he will make them afhamed of their Doings ;
Sheffield Caftle, 22 July 1571.
2. Thomas Duke of Norfolk to his Son Philip E. of
Surrey, A Copy of what he had written in his Bible to
him on 11 Feb. 1571, the Morning he expe&ed to be
put to Death, but was reprieved lill 2 June 1 572, when
he was beheaded on Tower Hill.
3. Thomas Howard Lord Vifcount Byndon to the
Lord Treafurer Burghley, complaining of his undutiful
Son, from whom he flood in fear of his Life. Bindon,
23 July 1572.
4. Mr. Francis Walfyngham, the Queen's Ambafla-
dor in France, to the Lord Treafurer Burghley, (hewing
the ill State of thofe of the Reformed Religion ; their
Meffages to foreign Proteftant Princes for Affiitance ; &
imlefs the Queen and Princes of Germany join refolutcly
with the Crown of Navarre in the Caufe, there is great
Doubt of the Event. Paris, 25 July 1572.
5. Edward (Vere) £. cf Oxford to his Father in Law
the Lord Treafurer Burghley, refol ing to take his Di-
rections in the regulation of his Efta c; and from the
fad Reports of the Murder of the Admiral of France,
&c. in the Parifian Maflacre, advifes his Lordfliip to be
wary of the Papifts here, fome Attempts having been made
upon him both by one Mather here, & alfo by foreign
Perfons. 'Sept. 1572.
6. Edmund Mather to the E. of Leicefler & Lord
Burghley, of the Strength, Intereft, Alliance, & Fa&ions
between France, Spain, & Scotland ; particularly of
Spain's Project for furprifmg the K. of Scotland, & con-
triving a Match between the Q. of Scots & Don John ;
fubfcribing himfelf their penitent Orator ; written, it
feems, from Prifon, on two Sheets. No Date, but per-
haps 1 57 1 or 1572, in one of which Years on 1 1 Feb.
he was hang'd, drawn & quartered at Ty bourn.
7. Sir Thomas Smith Secretary of State to the Lord
Treafurer Burghley, intimating jthe Queen's Unwilling-
nefs to fign any thing in his Lordfhip's Abfence : alfo
concerning one Greene a Prieft : and of the Queen's ill-
nefs, Lord Leicefter's Watching with her all night, but
fhe is very well this Morning. Windfor, 15 0&.
8. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, fhewing
the Queen's Approbation of his reftraining the ftrange
Ships that troubled the Merchants : alfo of his fixing a
reasonable Price upon Wines, the Merchants having made
fome pay 17 1. a Ton for it, when it is now fold in Scot-
land for 6 oc 7 Pounds a Ton. Hampton Court, 18 Dec.
9. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, concern*
ing the E. of Worcefter's Embaffy to France about her
Majefty's Match with the D. of Alenzon. Her Opinion
of Walfyngham her Ambaffador there, & how his Ex-
pences have redue'd his Fortune : alfo her Opinion of
Dr: Dale going over to France, and that the Queen Mo-
ther muft comply in the matter of Religion, before the
Match mud proceed. Hampton Court, 7 Jan, 1572.
10. Secretary Smith, to the Lord Treafurer, of the
Queen's backwardnefs in fending over Dr. Dale : alfo of
the E. of Worcefter's Inftru&ions ; defire tofupplythe
Rochellers with Ammunition: alio the Behaviour of the
£Ium. 6991.
Befmonds before* the Queen, when . they vttre released
put of Prifon. Hamptpn Court, 8 Jan. 1571.
11. Secretary Smith to the Lord TreafMrer, touching
the D. of Alenzon j the recalling Mr. Killegrew from
Scotland, & fome foreign Affairs. The E. of Defmond's
Reafon why the D. of Ormond fhould go to Jreland
with him, with fome domeftic affairs: alfo of .the dif-
ference between the E. of Clanricard & Sir Edw. Fitton.
Hampton Court, 10 Jan. 1 572.
12. E. of Shrewfbury to the Lord Treafurer,, concern-
ing the Q. of Scots, whofe Keeper this Lord was.
Alfo of apprehending fome Mafs Priefts,, & pretended
Conjurers, who had perfuaded John Revel, that by the
Virtue of fome charmed Plates of Gold they had .given
him, he fhould gain the Earl's Favour, & be fecure from
all Perils, &c. Sheffield Caftle, 20 Jan. 1572.
13. Robt. E. of Leicefler to the Lord Treafurer,
fhewing the Queen's Diflike of Mr. Walfyngham^ Mo-
tion, that the Emperor fhould be Arbitrator between her
Majefty & the K. of Spain. Alfo of her Difpofition to-
wards the Treafurer himfelf. Alfo inclining him to dzf-
poffefs the Queen of fome unkind Conceit fhe feenjs to
have- harboured of the Lord Chamberlain & his L^dy.
Hatfield, 1 2 Feb. 1572.
14. Secretary Smith to ths Lord Treafurer, of his
drawing up a Letter to the Juftices of Affize, for their
punifhing certain Mafs Priefts ; and of his Difcourfe with
the Queen about the Scotch Affairs ; particularly her
Ambaffador Killegrew's Defire, that fhe would fend over
the Peacemakers,, i. e. the Canons, &c. Greenwich,
19 Feb. 1572.
15. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, of a Let-
ter fent him from the Earl of Shrewfbury about the Q. of
Scots, & the payment of her Dowry here, that fhe might
live like a Queen on her own, &c. from Mounthall (now
called Hill Hall) in Effex, his Seat 5 24 Feb. 157?.
16. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, giving ^n
Account of Dr. Goad's Sermon preach'd at Court, touch-
ing Matters in Ireland between Sarleboy& his Son Smith,
who had leave to plant a Colony in the Ardes. Green-
wich, 27 Feb. 1572.
17. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, about an
Inquiry to be made of fome Juftices of the Peace, who
were prefent at Mafs : and concerning the fettlement of
the Aj-des in Ireland. Greenwich, 2 March j 572.
18. Sir Rob. Catelyn Lord C. Juftice to the Lord
Treafurer, concerning Geo. IJrown, w ho was executed
for the Murder of one Mr. Sanders. Serjeants Inn, 19
Apr. 1573.
19. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer,
about the Mufters in the North, & the good difpofition
of the Northern People. Yoi'k, 26 Apr. 1 573.
26. Sir R. Catelyn L. C. J. to the Lord Treafurer,
concerning a Record A° 2 R. 11. in which a Fine is fix'd
for the Rafure of a Record. Serjeants Inn, 28 Apr.
*573-
21. E. of Leicefler to the Lord Burghley, of the Spa*
nifh Merchants, & that the payment of their Dividends
upon the Arrefts might be made by fome Members of
their own, for the Satisfa&ion of the Englifh Merchants
whofe Goods had been arretted in the Netherlands &
Spain, 5 May 1573.
22. Walter E. of Effex to the Lord Treafurer, rela- m
ting to his Expedition in Ireland, from Durham Place,
22 June 1573.
23. Walter E. of Effex to the Lord Treafurer, of his
- Conference with her Majefty at his departure for Ireland,
20 July 1573.
24. Dr. Thomas Wylfon Secretary of State to the
Lord Treafurer, of. his Conference with the Portuguese
Ambaffador about Terms of Amity ; & of a French li-
bel againft the Englilh & Scotch, intended to be anfwered
»■ by Buchanan, 20 July 1573.
25. £. of Leicefler to the Lord Treafurer, concerning
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Merchants, 2 1 July 1573. ■ -
i 2-6. Dr. Wilfon to the Lord Treafurer, of his Confer-
ence with the Portuguefe Ambaffador, touching a, Traf-
fic with Barbary, 27 July 1 573.
27. Dr. Wylfon to the Lord Treafurer, of the Pprtu-
guefe Anibaffador's Endeavour to obtain thq Queen's
-Seal to prohibit her Subje&s to trade in the Portugal
Conquefts; promifing the Trade to Barbary fhould be
winked at by his King. ultrJul. 1573. * .
28. -E.qf Huntingdon, Lord Prefident in the North, to
the Lord Treafurer, concerning the Militia in the Coupty
of York, 19 Aug. 1573.
29. Mr. Fra. Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
communicating a Letter from Scotland : alfo. of Gor-
don's hypocritical profeffion of Religion ; and Means to
know whether the Low Countries mean well. London,
2oAugt. K73.
30. E. 01 Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, clearing
Ijimfelf from the Imputations of Mifconduft in bis Pre-
fidentfhip thrown upon him; alfo his Opinioji of.atraite-
rous Libel called a Treatife of Treafon againft the Trea-
furer & Lord Keeper about Tinmouth Caftle. York, 18
Sep. 1573.
31. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, with
Notes of the late Rebellion. York, 9 0&. 1573.
32. E.of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, men-
tioning a more particular Account of the laid Rebellion
by Sir Geo. Bowes, which he fend$ enclofcd. York, 10
Oa.1573.
33. Account of the Northern Rebellion by Sir Geo*
Bowes Field Marfhal, in an anfwer to the Queries of the
Lord Treafurer, with the Precepts or Proclamations of
the two Ringleaders, the Earls of Northumberland and
Cumberland, & of Chriftopher Navell. Dated in
1569.
34. Sir Thomas Smith to the Lord Treafurer, con-
cerning the Vidame's Advertifcments of the French
King's Defigns againft the Queen, -with fome general
Apprehenfions of a Confpiracy; alfo of Burchet t's
wounding Capt. Hawkins inftead of Sir Chriftopher Hat-
ton, 15 Oft. 1573.
35. Thomas E. of Suflex to the Ld. Treafurer, that
the Queen was able to fijrn a Commiflion by Martial
Law for the execution of Burchet aforefaid, to the Dif-
likeof fome of the Lords, 28 Oft. 1573, a Copy in Mr.
Strypes Hand.
{35.) E. of Suflex to theLd. Treafurer, fignifying the
Queen's Order to his Ldrdfhlp to have Burchet
throughly examined in certain Points before his Execu-
tion. 1 1 Nov. 1573, a Copy in Mr. Strype's hand.
36. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, con-
cerning a Circumftance to be confidered in demifing the
Rebels Lands. 20 Nov. 1573.
37. Ld. C. Juftice Catelyn to the Ld. Treafurer,
(hewing his Grief at the Queen's difpleafure thro' the
Means of Mr. Payne. 4 Jan. 1573.
38. Sir Francis Knollys Treafurer, of the Houfehold
to the Ld. Treafurer Burghley, (hewing the Queen's
Averfenefs to the E. of Eflex's going over Deputy of Ire-
land, becaufe he had Land of Inheritance there. 24 Jan.
*573-
39. Ld. C Juftice Catelyn to the Ld. Treafurer for
the Increafe of his Allowance, and the other chief Juftiqes
in their Circuits. 12 Mar. 1573.
40. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, of
the Refolutions of the Admiralty as to the Number of
Men to furnifh the Quebi's Fleet, and the Time of their
being out. Greenwich 10 June 1574.
4? . Matthew (Parker) Abp. of Canterbury to the E.
of Suflex, expefting he would have ufed his Authority fo
with Mr. Yate, as would reduce him to Conformity, or
Confeflion that he was unworthy the Favour he had
found. Lambehith 13 Jun. 1574.
Num. 6991* *
4?, Sectary Walfyngham to the Ld; Treafurer, of
the Queen's not being refolvedto fend, her Fleet out to
meet tHe Spaniards} alfo of the Swordbearer's being
difplaced; of the Queen's not taking, amife the Earl of
dxford's fecret departure to France^ &c. Windfor 8 July
1574- . .
43. Secretary Sinyth to the Ld. Treafurer, of the Ships
to be fent out : Irifli Matters : Odonei's Patent lik'd, but
not figned by the Queen : the Arrival of Mendoza from
Flanders, &c. Windfor 1 1 July 1 574.
44. Secretary Smith to the Ld. Treafurer, with News
from France, and that the Queen's Grief for the depar-
ture of the Ld; Oxford is fomewhat nuugatod, 13 July
1574*: . • ■ . ' • ' ' ; * *
45. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer^
touching the bufinefs of Mendoza the' Spanifh Ambafr
fador;. the Queen's difcharging the Navyj Ofders
for the French King's Funeral. . Windfor 13 Jyly
46. Secretary Walfyngham ta the Ld. Treafurer*
ftewing what wap thought to be the Caufe of Mendoza's
Coming ; & how the Px;oteftants in France were dis-
couraged thro* the Delay of Afliftance j that , this lopl&
irrefolute kind of Government, whereby we neither feek
to conferve our friends, norwithftaad our Enemies, can^
not laft.— Concluding with a propofoi of Means to dif-
pofe of his Tntereft in ^n Eftate calTd Halyfidd to the
laid Ld. Treafurer at his own Price. Windfor 13 Juty
1574.
47. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, with
Orders from the Queen for his Lordfliip to agree with
Mr. Bafh. Orders for the Ld. Warden to fupply Mu-
nition in the Cinque Ports ; alfo torching Ireland, Sf
Defmojid's Cpmpofttion ; with the Arrival of a Meflen-
ger from Scotland, bringing the Regent's Anfwer to thp
great flatter. Woodftock 26 July 1574.
48. Secretary Walfyngham to die Ld» Treafurer,
fhewing the Queen's Diflike of Sr. John Fofter; Orders
to profecute the Earl of Defmond with all Extremity }
thought by fome not feafonable, & upon what Grounds.
Woodftock 26 July 1574.
49. Sir Walter Mildmay Chancellor & Under trea-
furer of the Exchequer to the Ld. Treafurer; His Opi-
nion how uncertain trufting it is to the Propofitions of $
Peace made by Spain: Joy at Ld. Oxford's Retunjt
home,. &c. Apthorp 27 July 1 574.
50. Mr. Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, concern-
ing Letters of fevere Reprehenfion fent into Ireland : the
Queen's Inclination to be reconciled to the E.of Oxford:
and about apprehending certain Perfons fufpe&ed to be
Dealers in the Scots Queen's Caufe. Woodftock 1 Aug*
J 574-
51. Joannes Sturmius to the E. of Leicefter, defiring
he would forward the Bufinefe of Zoleherus, & alfo his
own Letters to the Queen's Council : concluding with
an Account of the D. of Pruffia's Death by Melancholy
or Poifon. Northemii 3 Aug. 1574. In Latin.
52. Walter E.of fcffex to the Ld. Treafurer, of the
Condition of Ireland for want of a Governor : & his
difcouragements from accepting of that Office. Froni
the Newry 25 Aug. 1574.
53. Charles E. of Weftmorland to his Lady, willing
to accept of the Mediation promifed to be made by the
Ld. Treafurer & E. of Leicefter for his return from Exile,
offering to fubmit to any Pains her'Majefty fhould inflift,
faving his Life & Conscience in point of Religion. Lo»
vain 9 Sep. 1 574.
54. Sir Thomas Smith to the Ld. Treafurer, adverti*
fing of a Rebellion that was hatching, * Berwick lies too
open: if .K. Philip fhrink from our Rebels, the French
have enough to do at Home, &c. Hampton Court 10
Jan. 1574,
55. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,.in*
timating bow the Queen oyght to be fpirked up from
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numbering in Security; feeing how hef Allies afe, &
how unfound her Subjefts, &c. 13 Jan. 1574,
56. Secretary Smith to the Ld. Treafurer, concerning
the Patent for the Society for extra&ing Copper out of
Iron; with his further Advice for fettling the Projeft.
Hampton Court 28 Jan. 1574.
57. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, for
a Copy of Interrogatories in order to the Examination of
Harry Cockin, London 2 Feb. 1574.
58. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer,
having ordered Barryar to be apprehended; and ex-
amined Cockin, but difcovers nothing. London 5 Feb.
7574.
59. Dr. Wylfon Ambaflador at Antwerp to the Ld.
Treafurer, with Advices concerning the K. of Spain, &
the Spanifh Malice againft the Queen Concerning the
French King's Marriage: the fway of the Jefuits in thofe
parts; & touching the Turk: with a Paper inclofed of
fome Englifhmen at Antwerp Pra&ifers againft their
Country, 14 Feb. 1574.
60. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
a Perfon to be apprehended by the E. of Shrewfbury, &
ihut up: of imploying a fit Agent into Germany; & the
revocation of one Pinard, who was fent into S we via
about a Marriage. Lond. 20 Feb. ? 574.
61. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, com-
plaining heavily that he could obtain no Refolution for
Ulfter: wifhing fome other in his room, who had more
credit to get things refolved, fign'd, & things neceffary
refolv'd in time: alfo of the Articles againft Sir Valen-
tine Brown, '& that Sir Jn° Fofter Governor of Berwick,
is to appear to morrow before the Lords on this Matter,
&c. Richmond, 6 Mar. 1574.
62. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, com-
plaining he can get no Letters touching Ireland, tho'
read & allowed by her Majefty, fign'd: nor in private
Matters or Suits can he get Yea or Nay ; which increafe
fo, they fliall want a Horfe or an Afs to carry Bills after
them : alfo further of Medddy & his Projed of extraft-
ing Copper from Iron: that hhnfelf & Sir Humph. Gil-
bert had paid him 400I. towards it : of a Letter received
from Dr. Chadertoft Mafter of Queen's College Cam-
bridge, &c. concluding with Intelligence of Lady Ox-
ford's being with Child, wifhing it may be a Boy, to
continue that Stock in the County of Effex, which
is fo well beloved there. Richmond, 7 March 1 574.
61. Sir Fra. Walfyngham to Thomas E. of Effex
Lord Chamberlain, communicating to him a Confeflion
u T 6 P,otters > who were t0 be confider'd of, whether
they fhould be committed, fince the Queen thought the
Matters alledged againft them of no great Confequence.
London, 11 March 1574, a Copy in Mr. Strype's
hand.
6992.
Aiwther Folio, Vol. iv. containing Letters of confiderable
Perfons concerning Affairs of State from the Year
1575101580.
1. Mr. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer Burgh-
ley, of her Majefty 's doubting the Abilities of fome Mi-
miters in Ireland for executing the Enterprize of Ulfter.
Dat. from Chanon Row, 27 March 1 575.
2. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
Jigmtying her Majefty s pleafure concerning Penal Sta-
tutes, 11 May 1575. 6
v 3; E; of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, about the
Nomination of Mr. Townfliend to be put into the Grant
for concealed Wards, alfo thanking his Lordfhip for
lome Stone to build his Banquet Houfeinhis Garden, 17
May 1575. '
% . 4- Sir Richard Shelly to the Lord Treafurer, repeat-
ing what he had written to him feven Years paft in jufti-
hcation of his A . fiance, notwithftanding his Religion &
Ablence from hi* Country 22 Years : remembring alfo a
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Speedi of his Loi'dfhip's Upon burning a Crucifix in th#
late Queen's Chapel, which he had honour'd : of h'd
being Turcopolier at Malta ; & how he came to be ftiled
Prior of England, his removal to Venice upon the invi-
tation of the Signorie. Refufal of the K. of Spain's Pen-
fion 2 of his offering the Lord Oxford his Houfe at Pa-
dua, and the like againft his Coming to Venice, & the
reafon why his Lordlhip declined them. Venice, . . .
May 1575.
5: £. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, upon her
Majefty's figning the Patent for concealed Wards, 2 1
June
6. E. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, of the
Queen's Entertainment at one of her HoufeS in her Pro-
grefs; killing Bucks with her Bow; and delight in all
the Cheer but^ the Ale, which was as ftrong as Malmfey :
alfo thanks his Lordfhip for his Aid in procuring the
Patent aforefaid, 28 June 1375.
7. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
complaining of fome Letters he had been forced to draw
up, to be fent into Scotland, with fo much Choler, as
was likely to endanger the Amiry. Lichfield, 3 Aug.
1575-
8. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
about the Queen's avoiding Worcefter in her Progrefs
becaufe of the Small Pox : and altering the time of the
Juftes : News of Mauvefier's Coming to England, and
News out of Ireland. Stafford, 7 Aug. 1575.
9. Sir John Perrot Prefident of Munfter to the Lord
Treafurer and Sir Walter Mildemay Under treafure, of
the Lands he mortgaged to the late CXMary for 6jol.
which he is wiMing to pay, 1 1 Aug. 1 575/
10. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, concern-
ing the Lord Hunfdon's being joinVi in Commiffion with
the E. of Huntingdon Prefident of the North, to meet
the Regent of Scotland- Worcefter, 15 Aug. 1575.
11. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
the Motion made for a Match between the Queen & the
Emperor's Son; with the Queen's Anfwer : How the
Queen's Difpofition flood to Marriage : His Backward-
nefs to recommend Mr.Dering a Puritan, tho* wifhing
him preferr'd. News out of France from Lord Cob-
ham: And of the E. of Kildare's being fuffer'd to take
the Air in company of the Lord Keeper. Woodftock,
27 Sept. 1575.
12. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
that Ilgremond Radcliffe, the E. of Suffex's Brother, who
was in the late Rebellion, be ordered to depart the Realm.
Windfor, 8 Nov. 1575.
13. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
fhewing fome Diflike of Mr. I )yer's Book to difpenfe
with fome Branches in the Statute about Tanning of
Leather: alfo of his Mediation for one Whettle, who had
behaved himfelf valiantly in the Army, tho' now an Of-
fender: alfo 0/ the Marfnal's Office in the difpofal of the
E. of Shrewfbury, 21 Nov. 1575.
14. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
the E. of Eflex's Return from Ireland, & the Queen's
invitation of him to Court : The Queen informed that Sr.
John Gilbert was to apprehend (John) Stukeley this
day : thanks his Lordfhip for moving the Queen to con-
fider his poor Eflate : Matters at Genoa likely to be ap*
peafed: France fomewhat doubled by Cobham, &c.
Windfor, 18 Nov. 1575.
1 5. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, of the
privy Watch intended for Rogues feven Miles about
London: alfo of the Treafurer's & Lord Keeper's Let-
ter, together with the Proclamation touching the Prohi-
bition of Travelling with Piftols, & who ought to be ex*
empted, but is deferr'd till the Meeting of a fuller Board*
Windfor, 7 Dec. 1575.
1 6. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
the Queen's Recovery: Accounts of Money about the
Lord Deputy j the fame Allowance not tQ be continued:
th»
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the Lord President to change his Place .of Refidence m
keland: and touching the Articles againft the Bp. of
Ely. Windfor, 8 Dec- 1 575.
17. Secretary Smith to the Lord Treafurer, with a
Form of the Proclamation to prohibit the carrying of
Piftols to prevent Robbing; & the Queen's Opinion of
it; as alfo his own: Further of Sir Val. Browne's Ac-
counts, £r the Complaints againft him* Windfor, 10
Dec 1575.
1 8. Joannes Sturmius to the E. of Leicefter, inform-
ing him that out of the Account, which his Friend ZoN
rherus had fent him, his Lordlhip might be informed of
the German Affairs, & what related to the Queen & the
Secretary Sir Thomas Smith, &c. Concluding with
hopes that his Lordftiip will approve of his Studies & his
Labours* Dat. Northeraii, 20 Martii 1 575. In Latin.
19. Walter E. Eflex to the Lord Treafurer, complain*
ing of his Lofs of Honour & Wealth, & of the Queen's
unkiridnefs in not letting hhn return tolrelaad. Durham
Houle, 17 Apr. 1576.
20. Sir Tho. Smith to the Lord Treafurer, concerning
his Hindrance from Bufinefs by a defluxion of Rheume
on his Tongue .& Throat ; wherefore he defirfcs in this
Leifure, he would lend him a Book he had formerly
txriitten & given him, of the Value of the Roman Coin
compared with the Englifh Standard, with Tables. Cha-
Hon Row, 22 Apr. 1576.
21. Sr. Tho. Smith to the Lord Treafurer, further of
the State of his Body, & the ill effeds of the Phyfick he
takes: that he had fpent Months, as it were, in taking
up & laying down W capons to fight, but never came to
Handftrokes before : & compares himfelf to the Smith in
Plato, who deftfed fiich Phyfick, as would fpcedily enable
him to work for his family; or difpatch hin:. is forry
to hear of Lord Oxford's Comportment fince his Return,
for the Love he bears, betaufe he was bred up in his
Houfe, & knows not what Counfellors he has, &c. Cha*
nonRottr, 25 Apr. 1576. '
22. Sr. Tho. Smith to the Lord Treafurer, of Mr.
Williams the Lord Deputy's Secretary being fent hither
to be employed in England i and of Sir Thomas's retiring
, to his Seat in Eflex, to wait what Haven he muft fteer
his Ship to, Death or Health. Chanon Row, 2 May
J 576. ■
23. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Trieafurer, of
the Declenfion of the Prince of Grange's State, & his
being in danger to become a Prey ekfter to Spain or
France. Whitehall, 12 Apr. 1576.
24. Henry E. of Northumberland to tfte Lortl Trea*
furer, requeuing him to mediate in a difference between
the E. of Leicefter & himfelf. Chancery Lane, 17 Jim*
25. The E. of Suffe* to the Lord Treafarer, fignify-
Ing the Queen's Pleafure concerning the reparation of
Paul's Steeple. At the Court, 28 June 1576* A
Copy.
26. Henry E. of Hantyngdon to the Lord Treafatcr'*
touching the State of Religion in tfee &orth. York, 11
Sep. 1576.
27. Walter E. of Eflfex to the Lotd Treafurer (a little
before his Death) thanking him for his Friefldftiip, and
recommending his Son Hereford to him to be brought
\ip in his Houfehcrtd, till he is fit to travel, then defires
he may be fent to the Palfgrave : fo take his Leaive, fe-
queftring himfelf henceforth from all worldly Gaufes. ,
Dublin, 21 Sep. 1576. A Copy.
28. Walter E; of Effex to the Queen, ' expe&ing not
to live till next day by. reafon of his Infirmity; tho' in-
deed it feems to have been Grief at the ruin of his Eftate,
and Defpair at the Queen's Neglect to fupply him*;
which drove him to fpeak plain to her, but gave offence
inftead of procuring Redrefs : but hopes for Forgivenefs,
as he can offend no more : recommends his Son to fuch
Places of his, as her Majefty fhali think him worthy
Cat- Haul. Vol. III.
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of> & the A*bp. of Dublin to Preferment in England
j Dublin Caftle, 21 Sep. 1376. A Copy.
I 29. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
' that the Expences of the Embaffy feem to make the?
Quetfi waver iri fending over Dr. VVylfon Amfcafladorto
the Low Countries : the Queen offended with Walfyng-*
ham as conceiving he a<Jvifed the P. of Orange to arrefi;
the Merchants Ships : He juftifies his Innocence herein :
Doubts the Portugal Ambaffador will not fucceed here,
Hampton Court, 16 Oft. 1576.
30. The Subftance of Dr* Wylfon's Inftru&ions to
the States of the Low Countries in order to compound
the Differences between them & the King of Spain : Alfo
of Sr. John Smith's InftruAions to the K. of Spain
And Mr. Edw. Hoifey's to Don John d'Auftria on the,
fame Bufinefs.
In a Kute Book of 8 Pages in 4 0 copied from the
Originals by Mr.,Strype. Dated Oil. Nov. & Dec. 1576,
3 1 . Sfecretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
the Queen's Reafon for calling a Grant in Queftioji re*
lading to Exchange, & his oppofing the Exchange a?
now in ufe being made a Trade & kind of Ufury t in-
jurious to Traffick, &c. Hampton Court, 16 Nov. 157&
32. Secretary Walfyngham to rhe Lord Treafurer,
confer with the Queen's Council about the Reformation
of Apparel : and alfo touching the Abufes of the Super,
fedeas at the Common Law* Hampton Court, 14 Jan.
'576.
£3. Henry RadecKff to his Brother the E. of Suffer,
with News concerning the French Proteftants. Portf-
mouth; 15 Jan. 1576. A .Copy.
34. Edmund (Grindal) A~bp; of Canterbury to the E»
of Suffex( Lord Chamberlain) with a Note of the? Lenten
Preachers at Court, and that if any of them (liquid fall
fick, he has prepared others to fupply their Places
Lambeth, 30 Jan* 1576*
35. Henry Lord Abergavenny to the Lord Treafurer,
that bir Walter Waller's Men had refilled the Confta*
ble, who ferved them with a Warrant from the faid Lord
& other Juftices: Arid further of great Diforderls in,
Kent, Robberies & Murders committed, & none taken,
Or if the Malefaftors are taken & committed by onfc
juftice of the Peade, other Juftices will bail them, &c%
From hit HooJe at Comforte, 8 Apr. . 1 577,
36. Secretary Wylfon to the Lord Treafurer, that the
Spaniards where he is are a great Caiife of difturbance :
of Don: John's Endeavour to make the P. oi Orange a
Roman CathoHck: and of Mr. Tho. Copley's great IaJ-
tereft with Don John. Bruxelk, $ Apr. 1577.
37. Secretary Wylfon to the Lord Treaiurer, upon
the coming of thd Viicount of Gaunte as Ambaffador
hither, acquainting him with his Inftru&ions, and giving
his own Judgment upon them. Bruffels, 1 9 June 1^77*
3&. The E. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, of the
great Broil that is likely to infue between the E. of Peitv
broke & the Marq* of Worcefter, about the Wardfhip of
one Probard. And that if he be come from Buxton^
that he by no means ufe the Water any diltance fixxa
the Well, his own Brother having found great inconve-
nience by it, 16 Aug. 1577.
39* Secretary Vvalfyngham to the Loard Treafurer, of
4ier Majefty's Refolution that Mr. Hatton fhould pay
6000L only for two Years Farm of the Import. News
alfo from France concerning the Treaty of Peace, 13
40. Adam (Loftus) Archftp. of Dublin to the E. of
Suflex, recommending the Bearer to Mr.AmbrofeFurth
Mailer in Chancery of Ireland to his Lordfhip for the
furtherance of his Suit. Ttfllaugh, 14 Sep. 1 77.
41. Francis E. of Bedford to the Lord Treafurer,
cenfuring the negligent Dealings of the States: his Air
lowance to his Son John Ruffell of 200I. per An. being
as much as his Father allowed him, tho' he had icool. a
year more coming in by his Places: alio touching means
6 D to
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to prevent the Traniportation of Gold : of the Cornilh
Matters againft the Papifts, & praying he'l further them
to have aProteftant Sheriff there thh Year. Exeter, 25
Oft. 1577.
42. Sir Philip Sidney fa the & of Leicefter, defiring
Leave to be abfent from the Court this Chriftmas time ;
and in the Pcftfcript recommends the Cafe of a poor fo-
reign Mufician. Wilton, 16 Dec.
43. W Fletewode to the E.of Suffex, rewarding
Lewis Davies with a fmall Matter towards keeping his
Chriftmas for his ready Services : and fending a Bafket
of Plate by a Porter, 23 Dec. 1 577.
44. Sir Fra. Knollys to Mr. Secretary Wylfon, of the
Virtue of preventing Danger ; and if her Majefty do not
ftibjeft her own Will & Affe&ionsto the found advice of
open Counfel, fliewill be utterly overthrown : that the
avoiding of her Danger confifts in preventing the Con-
queft of the Low Countries, the Revok of Scotland to
the French, & to the Q. of Scots, & the Growth of Pa-
pifts; and in comforting of thofe who are her faithful
Subje&s for Confcience fake: But if the A'Bp. of Can-
terbury (Grindal) (hall be deprived, then up ftarts the
Pride & Practice of the Papifts, & down finks the
ftrength of her Majefty's fafety: praying that he would
hide nothing of this Letter from the Queen. Greyes,
4 Jan. 1577.
45. Secretary Walfyngham to Tho. Randolph Efq;
upon his going Ambaffador into Scotland ; under colour
or a Compliment to the young King with a prefent of
fome fine fwordor other curiofity; but the chief purpofe
of his Errand is not expreffed. Hampton Court, 1 2 Jan.
1577.
46. John (Aylmer) Bifhop of London to the E. of
Suffex, about nominating the Bifliops, &c. who were to
preach at Court. London, 27 Jan. 1577.
47. Secretary Walfyngham to Mr. Randolph, that
now upon the Overthrow of the States Camp, 'twill be
neceffary to fet forward as foon as he can: and that the
Queen will ftick at no Money to affure herfelf of Scot-
land. Hampton Court, 4 Feb. 1577.
48. Secretary Walfyngham to Mr. Randolph, with
Inftruftions for dealing with a certain Perfon in Scotland,
who can effeft a League between both Realms; but
muft be held as a Wolf by the Ear, &c. 21 Feb.
1577-
49. Tho. Randolph & Rob. Bowes Efqrs; to the two
Secretaries, giving an Account of their Audience at Edin-
burgh, with a Chara&er of the Regent and the Fa&ion
againft him. Edinb. laft of Feb. 1577.
50. Secretary Walfyngham to Mr. Randolph & Mr.
Bowes, of the Broils in Scotland, & depofing of the Re-
gent: that the Times require Unity among them, that
the Profeffion of the Gofpel may not be interrupted ; and
defires the beft affe&ed to promote the fame. From the
Court, 16 Mar. 1577.
51. E. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, as it feems,
from Bath, with an Account how the Waters agreed with
him, 25 June 1578.
52. Lord Treafurer to Mr. Randolph, inviting him to
his Houfe at Theobalds, 2 1 July 1578.
53. Secretary Wylfon to the E. of Leicefter, of ad-
journing the Term, if ihe Sicknefs continue : and of a
Caufe trying between Sir Henry Young and Mr. Hugh
Smith, &c. Greenwich 6 Nov. 1578..
54. Sir Walter Mildmay to the Ld. Treafurer, noting
fome Paffages to be objected againft in the Draught of
ber Majefty's Grant 10 the Lord Mountjoy. London
4 Jan. 1578.
55. Mr. John Norreys to the E. of Leicefter, con-
cerning the Low Country Wars, & that, he would pro-
cure Leave for fome Horfemen to come over, if the
States fhould want them, &c. . Antwerp 13 Mar.
1578-9.
56. E. of. Leicefter t* the Ld. Treafurer, intreating
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him to jterfift in furthering the Suit of his Brother the E.
of Warwick: that the Papifts were never fince Mary's
days in that Jollity they now are in this Country, &c.
Kenelworth 20 Oft. 1579.
57. E. of Leicefter to the Ld. Treafurer, under her
Majefty's difpleafure for oppofing her Marriage with
Monfieur ; yet juftifying the Fidelity of his Services for
twenty Years to her, &c. Lond. 12 Nov. 1 579.
58. Secretary Wylfon to the Ld. Treafurer, of the
Queen's figning a Warrant of 500 1. for difcharge of the
Pofts; her thinking k an exceffive charge ; & his Ar-
guments to juftify the fame, &c. 26 Nov. 1579*
59. Secretary Wylfon to the Lord Treafurer, with
the ill News of Defmond's deftroying Youghil in Ire-
land, & of a Fleet preparing in Spain againft England or
Ireland : & of Mr- Monfon's being committed to the
Fleet. 3 Dec. 1579.
60. Secretary Wylfofj to the Ld. Treafurer, about
penning a Letter of Reproof to Dr. Hutton Dean of
York by the Queen's Order, for his Mifbehaviour to
A'Bp. Sandys: and of Du Pleffy's, being fent hither by
the K. of Navarre, complaining of the Cruelties of Mont-
morancy & Byron to the Proteftants, &c. from St. Ka-
therine's the laft of May 1580.
61. Secretary Wylfon to theE. of Suffex, touching
the Examination of the Tur whits in the Tower: fending
back the Prince of Conde to Puke Cafimire, and that
the Queen will write in his favour to the French King :
alfo oF the Affairs in Flanders & Spain, where the King
is preparing mightily againft Portugal, or according to
other Informations againft Ireland. 28 June 1 580. A
Copy.
62. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, of
the Ecclefiaftkal Commiffion in Lancafliire ; the good
Effefts thereof, and the forwajdnefs of the E. of Darby
therein : alfo of a Courfe to be taken with the lewd Fel-
lows fent over from Rome, &c. 20 July 1 580.
63. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, of
the Allowance to the Soldiers for their Coat & Condudt
Money: the Advice of Mr. Hawkins for marching the
new raifed Soldiers to the Ifle of Wight, & there to be
imbarked, difliked by the Lord Admiral. News out of
Ireland of the Difaffe&ion there, & fending over jthe Ld.
Gray with 300 Men to be Deputy there. From Bar*
nelms 21 July 1580.
64. Mr. Geo. Devereux to John Puckering Efqj of
Lincolns Inn, defiring he would further his Elettion to
the Office of Sheriff in the County of Carmarthen or
Cardigan. 9O&. 1580.
65. Rob. E. of Effex to Mr.Puckering, thanking him
for his Advice to his Uncle Devereux, in the Execution
of the Sheriff's Office ; alfo for his Favour to his Servant
Wyrryat : and requesting his Recommendation of his
Uncle to the Office again. At Trinity College Cam*
bridge 21 Oft. 1580.
66. E. of Huntingdon to the Ld. Treafurer, touching
the Jurifdi&on within the Bifhoprick of Durham, which
it was endeavour'd now to abridge the Council of ; &
the ill Confequence thereof. York 2 2 OGt. 1 580.
67. Mr. Tho. Copley to the Ld. Treafurer, hoping in
regard that he never entred into Parties or Confpiracies
againft her Majefty, but has indured Imprifonment for
her, & fpoken largely in her Honour, that he will con-
tinue his good Inclinations towards him, in order to re-
ftore him to the enjoyment of his Effects & her Majefty's
Reconciliation. Paris 26 Nov. 1580.
^ 68. Mr. W m Badger to Fra. Mylles, Efq; further of
his Execution of his Office of Baly wick & fome accounts
of Money relating thereto. Winchcfter 20 Feb.
1580.
69. Geo. Devereux to Serj 1 Pukerring, recommend*
ing David Lloyd Gruf ap Res, to be chofen in the Com-
miffion of the Peace in the County of Caermarthen,
From Leicefter Houfe 6 Nov. 1580, h
70. Mr,
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70. Mr. W m Badger to Francis Mylles Efq; concern-
ing the Bufinefs & Fees of his Bailywick. do Nov.
1580.
A Folio, Vbl. v. containing Letters of confiderable Per*
fons from 1581 to i$8$*
1. W m Badger tin Francis Mylles Efq; concerning
the right of fome Fees in the execution of his Office of
Balywyke. Winchefter 20 May 158 1.
2. W m Harebrowhe to the Ld. Treafurer, relating
theEffedk of his Embaffy at Conftantiaople, fiom Pera
9 June 1581.
3. Walter Rauley to the E. of Leicefter, reminding
him of his affe&ion to his Lordftiip, & forwardnefs to do
him fervice : that he had fpent fome time under the De-
puty infuch poor Place & Charge, that but for his being
his Lordlhip's Friend, he would defpife it as much as to
keep Sheep: that Sir Warram Sentleger can give him
the whole Account of that Common-wealth, or rather
Common-woe, whom he recommends to his Favour ;
Alfo in a Poftfcript recommends the pitiful Eftate of
John Fitz Edmonds of Cloyn, who proved true to the
Queen both in this & the laft Rebellion. From the
Camp at Lifmore in Ireland 25 Aug. 1 58 1 .
4. Sir Roger Manwood Ld. C. Baron of the Exche-
quer to the Ld. Treafurer, juftifving himfelf from any
hard DeaKng towards her Majefty's Tenants of Nor-
bourne: intending to lay open the Encroachments of the
Lieutenant of Dover Caftlc, and one Barwick, who is at
his Devotion, next Term, to the undeceiving of his
Lordfhip in his good Opinion of them. 26 Aug. 158 1 .
5. E» of Northumberland to the Ld. Treafurer, com-
plaining of many Injuries of fome Gentlemen of Nor-
thumberland, while He, under reftraint in thefe parts,
could not be there to take any Courfe in defence of
himfelf. From hisHoufeat Petworth 13 Sep. 1581.
6. Mr. Arthur Atye to Mr. Cuftomer Smith, de-
filing hitn to pay the 200I. as his Adventure in Mr. Fro-
bifer s Voyage to the E. Indies into the hands of Mr. Fro-
bifer himielf, & to take a Note of his hand for it. 1 2 0&.
1581.
7. Mr. John Hawkins to Mr. Cuftomer Smith, Mr.
Atye & Mr. Bolland, that by reafon of his Expences in
the laft preparation & Debt to her Majefty he is unable to
adventure in this Voyage : that his Sicknefs returns every
other day, fo that if he looks abroad an hour, he can
fcarce recover it in fix days: that he had always a good
liking to the Enterprize, & wilhes it a profperous End.
* Chatham 20 Oft. 158.
8. A Warrant fign d by Martin Frobifer, Luke
Ward & Edw. Fenton to Mr. Atye to pay Capt. Fenton
300I. 7 Nov. 1 58 1.
9. Rob. E. of Effex to Serj 1 Puckering, defiring he
Would prick down his Uncle Geo. Devereux one of
the 3 Candidates for Sheriff of Cardigan. 10 Nov.
1581- . .
10. Sir Roger Manwood to theLd. Treafurer, juftify-
ing himfelf in a Caufe betwixt the Lord Cobham & him.
4 Dec. 1 58 1.
11. E.of Leicefter to the Ld. Treafurer, in behalf of
his Brother the E. of Warwick to be releafed of fhe In-
conveniency of a Warrant dire&ed to him from the Privy
* Seal, for thePayment of Money from the Queen's Stores.
5 Feb. 158 1,
12. Wolfgangus Zundelinus to Sr. Henry Savile at
Noremberg, giving him an Account of the current News
relating to Peace &War between foreign Princes. Venice
20 Apr. 1582. In Latin.
13. Jo, Matthaeus Wackherus to Sir Henry Savile at
Noremberg; in which after fome Compliments upon his
Arrival, &c. he offers to his Judgment the Nativity of his
Son, and gives him the Fancies of Wittichus alfo there-
upon : Concluding with his good "Vtfifhes to his old Pa*
tton Sir Phil. Sidney, kc. Wrtitiflav, 13 May. Latin.
14. Sr. Richd. Shelly to the Lord Treafurer, fubferib-
ing himfelf his Coufin of St. John's, & giving an Ac-:
count of his Tranfaftions with the Seignory: Alfo an
Account of himfelf as to his Allegiance. Venke, 24
Aug. 1582.
15; Sir Rich. Shelly to Sir Fra. Wairyngham, con-
cerning the Trade of the Engltth Merchants with *he
State of Venice; & his defire to come into England after
23 Years Adverfity ; fo that he might here live catho-
lickly. Venice, 24 Aug. 1582.
16. Henry E. of Northumberland to the Ld. Trea-
furer, concerning a fufpicion the Queen had of him for
his Entertainment of Monf Du Bex ; with his Account
thereof & purgation of himfelf. Petworth, 25 Sepk
J582.
17. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer*.
containing an Account, from Mr. Bowes in Scotland, of
the D. of Lenox's likelihood to maintain his Ground, &
recover the King, whom the adverfe Party had got into
their Hands. 22 Dec. 1582.
18. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer,
touching the Precedency of Mr. Bowes the Queen's Am-
baffador in Scotland, & La Motte the FrenchKing's there.
Barn Elms, 26 Dec. 1582.
19. Sir Philip Sidney to the Ld. Treafurer, thanking
him for Favours ; & feeing the Queen's willingnefs to
comply with the Ld. Warwick's Requeft, that Sir Philip
might be joined in his Office of Ordnance, defires his
Lordfhip will further the fame. From the Court, 27
Jan. 1582.
20. Mr. Tho. Copley to the Ld. Treafurer, pleading
his hard Cafe with his Lordftiip, & excufing himfelf on
Account of his Religion. Paris, 12 Feb. 1582.
21. Sr. Chriftopher Hatton, Vicechamberlain to the
Ld. Treafurer, touching the Arrival of that noble Pole*
nian Albert Alafco, & lome Conje&ure at the Occafion:
and of i he Queen's accepting his Lorfhip's Ofifcr pf his
Houfe for her Entertainment in the Ember Week ; Alfo
of the Ld. Oxford's Trial with her Majefty for the Foreft
of Waltham, & the wife Letter he wrote upon the famq,
which the Queen took in good Part. Richmond, 1 9
March 158a.
22. Sir Walter Mildmay to the Ld. Treafurer, wifli-
ing her Majefty would reftore the poor Knights of Wind-
for to their Maintenance, as it was truly meant ; & that
the Ld. Hertford would rather accept a Leafe for a good
number of Years, than have the Prebend in Fee iarm.
29 March 1583.
23. Sir Richd. Shelly to the Queen, concerning the
Bufinefs her Majefty employ'd him to folicite with the
State of Venice concerning her Merchants, with his
Thanks for the Paffport fhe had granted him to return
home. Venice, 27 May 1583.
24. Sir Edw. Stafford, upon the Offer made him to
go Ambaffador to France, upon Sir Henry Cobham's
Return, to theLd. Treafurer, fetting forth hisCircum-
ftances, & Requeft that the Queen would lend him
2000I. to bear his Expences, & nis Friends would give
her Bonds for it, if fhe would excufe him only the In-
tereft. 12 June 1 583.
25. Sir Walter Mildmay to the Ld. Treafurer, that
he left the Queen of Scots with fome difficulty to believe
the Treaty would proceed of a Match for her ; & defires
his Lordftiip to end the Matter between Tho. Cecil & his
Son Fitzwilliams. Sheffield Caftle, 17 June 1 583.
26. Henry Lord Noneysto the Ld. Treafurer defiring,
tho' the P. of Orange had requefted his Son Mr. John
Norreys's fpeedy Return to Flanders, that he might
rather end his days in her Majefty's Service, fince he
hadfeenin warlike Affeirs as much as might be abroad.
. Rycott 30 June 1583.
27. Secretary
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17.' Secretory Walfyngham to the Ld. T^realurer, ae-
quairiring him tneLotfd Otmondfras inform'd theCouncil,
that Ddmond is redue'd to grqat Extremity, and defires
Direction to difchurge hia Soldiers: Alfo of Geo. Ca-
ters foul & treacherous Aft upon the Irifh, enough to
make them hate us, & depends on no fair Promifes here-
afire* : Alfo a Meffenggr arrived from Monfieur to the
Queen ; with fomethirfg touching Mr. Fentons Journal
Of his Voyage. 2 July 1 583.
28. Sir Henry Bowes to the Treafurer, in his Voyage
to the Emperor of kuffia. St. Nicholas, 29 July 1583.
29. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, that
Things ran headlong in Scotland ; & of the Courfe to be
taken far preferring Amity there. Barn Elms, 6 Aug.
1583.
30. Secretary Walfyngham to the Treafurer, in his
Journey to Edinburgh; (hewing that theDifunion in
Scotland among themfelves is likely to further the End
df his Embaffy ; & that the King's violent Courfes are in
danger to prove his Ruin. Newcaftle, 26 Aug. 1 583.
31. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, that
fottie Counfels & Mcafures taken by the Queen may
make the Scotch her Enemies. 20 Sep. 1 583.
. 32. Theodore Beza to fome Englifli Gentleman,
whofe Name is unknown, the fuperfcription being want-
ing, glad to fee by his Letters that he is fo well advanced
in the French Tongue; & recommends Marot's Works
to him for his Rules to hs Scholars, &c. 18 Dec. 1583.
In French.
33. Roger Lord North to the Ld. Treafurer, com.
plaining ot the two Chief Juftices (efpecially Anderfon's)
difobliging Carriage to himfeif & the other Juftices of Suf-
folk & Cambridge, whom he reprefents as the hotteft
Man that ever fat in Judgment : Efpecially for his dif-
creditmg them in open Court, for that a Cutpurfe had
•been condemned & executed for 10 Pence by their
general IVliftakeof the Law. Kirtling, i3Febr. 1583.
34. Ceo. Devereux to Serj 1 Puckering, intimating
how hardly he was dealt with by Mr. Atkins thefe laft
Affizes, and defiring their next Affize may be held at
•Cardigan, &c. Lantphey 22 Apr. 1584.
35. Sir Ediv. Manfcll to Serj 1 Puckering Chief Juftice
of South Wales, recommending Mr. Henry Morgan to
be thofehin the Commiffion of Peace in Carmarthen-
shire, alfo his Son in Law Walter Rice. Morgan, 12
May 1 584.
36. Sir Rob. Carey to his Father the Ld. Hunfdon, in-
forming him of the Rage the Queen was in at his Delay
in going to his Poft at Berwick ; when (he fwore — God's
Wounds, Jhe would Jet him by the Feet, and fend another
in his Place. No Date, but was written 8 June 1584.
37. The Ld. Hunfdon to the Lord Treafurer, on the
aforefaid Subjeft ; fhewing the Caufe of his Delay to
have been her Majefty's denying :he Loan of 1000 1.
and defiring to furrender his Office. Hunfdon, 8 June
1584.
38. The E. of Leicefter to the Ld. Treafurer, in
vindication of himfeif from an information that he pro-
cured 30,000 Clothes for the Merchants ; & defires the
keeping of Malvern Chace during the Lunacy of the Lady
Warwick, being the ancient Inheritance of the Earls of
Warwick. 8 July 15S4.
39. Dr. John Hammond's Opinion why the Vicar of
Alton cannot demand Ty the of the Woad growing in
that Parifh by Law; but how far in Equity he may be
allowed it. 17 Oft. 15 S4.
40. Sir Edw. Stafford Amtetfador in France, to the
Ld. Treafurer, with Advices from thence relating to the
States Deputies fentto the King. Paris, 14 Jan. 1584.
41. Sir Chriftopher Hatton, Vice-chamberlain to the
Queen, clearing his -Innocence of a Report that he had
revealed fome E;cprefiion of her Majefty's to her Turk.
No Date.
42. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, of
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two Letters prepared for niuftering the Maritime Coun-
ties; & the difarming of Recufannsr With fome Gon^
jefture at the Queen Mother's mifchievous Meditations*
7 Apr. 1585.
43. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, of
the Offers &Demands of the Dutch to contribute 30o>oo*>
Gilders, & her Majefty to pay 4000 Foot & 2000 Horfe,
& be repaid when the Wars end ; With the Incoveniency
of her Majefty's Indifpofition thereto. Barn Elms, 24?
Apr. 1585.
44. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer : His
Judgment under what Conduft the Men raiied for the
Low Countries fhould be fent. Barn Elms, 2 1 May
1585.
45. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, re-
turning thanks for referring to the Vice-chancellor of
Cambridge a Libel, wherein a Scholar hadabufed him.
Barn Elms, 24 May 1585-
46 & 47. Sir Amias Poulet, Keeper of the Scots Queen*
to the Ld. Treafurer, touching his Lordfhip's Oriier to
open the Packets that came to the Q^ of Scots: With
the Minutes of another of his Letters of the fame Im-
port. Tutbury, 8 June 1585.
48. Sir Amias Poulet to Secretary Walfyngham, re*
lating his Conference with the Queen of Scots, and with
Nau her Secretary, whom he defires to have removed,
&c. Tutbury, io June 1585.
49. Thomas Digges to the E. of Leicefter, with sr
Piatt of military Ordnance for the Army he is to conduft
into the Low Countries, that his Lordfhip may, from
the Opinions thereon of the ableft Judges in military
Matters, refolve on thebeft; with the States Inclinatbft
to crave him only for their Governor. 23 June 1585.
50. Sir Amias Poulet to the Lord Treafurer, giving
an Account of his Houfehold Expences : With a Copy
of his Letter to Mr. Secretary enclofed, concerning In*
ftruftions about the Q. of Scots, for Reftrainr of fecret
Letters, &c. Tutbury, 5 July 1 585.
51. Sir Amias Poulet to the Lord Treafurer, with a
Copy of his Letter to Mr. Secretary, touching the Queeti
of Scots Defire to be removed to fome other Houfe.
Tutbury, 8 Aug. 1585.
52. A Copy of certain Paffages in the Letter fent to
the Q. of Scots & her Servants : viz. Lord Claud Ha-
milton; Mary Seton in French ; Du Ruiffeau in French;
the French AmbafTador to Nau htr Secretary, & to this
Queen, in French; Jone Cheifholme to the laid Queen*
Tho. Levingftone to her ; Nau from his Brother ih
French. In one (heet fent in the former Letter-
53. Sir Amias Poulet to the Lord Treafurer, touching
the Queen of Scots Removal, till th* Apartriiehts fhe is
in, are repaired : And of the Damage done by theFlodds
in her Majefty's Meadows this Year. Tutbury, 17 Aug.
*5 8 5-
54. Sir Amias Poulet to the Secretary, cmttrning
what pafied between the Queea & hinfc* Ofi her £ropofed
Removal to Mr. Cavendiflie s Houfe ; if fhe might be
kept there fafely. Tutbury, 17 Aug. 1585.
55. The Lord Edw. Beadchaiwp to the L<brd Tret-
furer, defiring enlargement from the Prifony where he is
confined by his Father's Means $ feefrig he has fo long
fought reconciliation tvith him, & dpofi his krteefc * fo
whom he never did nor will forget nfc Duty; except hi&
Lordfliip will think it an Offence, that he won't farfaka
his Wife. From the Fleet . . Aug. 1585,
56. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer^
touching his Anfwer to a Malidous Pamphtet in Italian,
againft the Queen : And that the Declaration for affix-
ing the States is thought convenient to b£ ftewn to the
Commiflioners before printed, &c. 12 Oft. 1 585.
57. Robert E. of Effex to Serj 1 Puckering, for the Re-*
prieve of Dav. Lloyd William, till the fi£xt Sefldons, &c.
Leicefter Houfe, 290ft. 1585.
58. Geo. Devcrtux to Serj' Puckering, defiring his
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good Word to Mr, Heale, that he would foifcea* to ar-
reft him, & he will pay him 40 !• at May next, & the
reft as foon as poffible: Alfo craving his furtherance
with the Lord Chancellor that two of his Friends may
be put in the Commiffion of the Peace, who would be
ferviceable to him, he being Cuftos Rotulorum. 4 Nov.
1585. This Letter has been mifplaced by the Binder, &
put before Letter 56.
59. Secretary YValfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
t)ie Lofs fuftained in viftualling of the Soldiers, com-
puted at one-Third, the Deputy to have no part of the
Compofition-Money : The Arrival of the affli&cd Strain
gers difliked by fome, & what Guard to be allowed the
Governors, 4 Nov. 1585.
60. Robt. E. of bffex to Serjeant Puckering, that he
would recommend fome of his Lordftiip's Friends &
Servants in Wales here named, to be chofen in the Com-
miflion of the Peace. Leicefter Houfe, 9 Nov. 1 $85.
61. Petrus Regemorterus to the E. of Leicefter Go-
vernor of the Low Countries, offering his Service,
having been informed that the Fruits of his Studies would
be acceptable to him. Londini, 26 Nov. 1585. — In
Latin.
62. The E. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, upon
his Departure to the Low Countries ; earneflly requeu-
ing him to have the Caufe of aflifting thofe diftreffed
People fo far at heart, that he may not want for Supplies
& Maintenance, &c. On his way to the Sea fide, 5
l)ec. 1585.
63. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, with
his Opinion upon Mr. Ortell's Poftells, & the fending
him the Treaty for Antwerp, &c. from his Houfe in
Seathing Lane, 25 Dec. 1585.
64. Sir Chriftopher Wray Lord C. Juftice, to the Lord
Treafurer : His Opinion of Mr. Gardiner's Abilities to
be Lord C. Juftice of Ireland. Lond. 27 Uec. 1585.
65. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer : His
Judgment of reftraining the Dutch Trade into France,
with the Report of the Mariners lately come from Lif-
bon ; & Suit of the Brewers to procure a Keleafe of
their Reftraint, 15 Jan. 1585.
66. The E. of Leicefter to the Lord Mayer & Alder-
men of London, relating his Reception by the Dutch,
and their AffefHon to the Queen. Hagh, 2 Feb. 1585I
67. Sir Wm. Pelham to the Lord Treafurer, m great
Tr >uble for the Queen's difpleafure ; & that his Debt to
her might be brought to fome lflue. Eathrope, 25
Feb.
61. SirEdw. StatFord to the L.L. of the Council,
under Imprifonment for marrying the Queen's Kinfwo-
man. No Date, nor Place.
6994.
A Folio, Vol. vi. containing more Letters, viz. from
the Year 1586 to 1589.
1. Hieronymus Groflotius tifteus to Dr.Tho. Savile
at Oxford: A Letter of Compliment J in Latin, Lon-
dini, Prid. Cai. Mart. 1 586.
2. Sir W. Ralegh to the £. of Leicefter Governor pf
the Low Countries, that he had moved her Majefty ac-
cording to his Requeft to fend over Pioneers ; & proffers
further Service : Of his being mifreported to difcourage
the Support of the Dutch, tho* he h d fpent moft of
his Fortune againft Spain ; and defires he will let no
poetical Scribe nourish fuch Doubts in him. And in the
P.S. that the Q. is in good Terms with his Lordfhip, &
he is again her fweet Robin. From the Court, 29 Mart.
15S6.
3. E. of Leicefter to Serjeant Puckering &r Mr. Atkins
in tavour of Walter Vaughan Efq. touching his lepriev-
ing a Prifoner in the time of his Shrievalty. U recht,
28 Apr.
4. Lady £!^norZouch to Thomas Randolph Efq. in
Scoihnd, of private Family Affairs ; her Father has
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 6994.
been Tick but is better ; & Lady Finch is like to die;
28 Apr. 1586.
5. Secretary WaHyilgham to Thomas Randolph, Efq.
Ambaflador in Scotland, of the Sum to be given to the
K. of Scots ; & his yielding Reparation for the Death of
the Ruffels t Grievances on the Borders to be redrefled #
29 Apr. 1586.
6. Cotton Mowgrave to Mr. Randolph, upon his Re-
turn from his Embaffy out of Scotland ; inviting him by
the Way of his Houfe at Noftill, t May 15S6.
7. Serjeant Puckering to the E. of Leicefter, (hewing
why Walter Vaughan's Caufe was tried in the Exchequer
before the Arrival of his Lordfhip's Letter in his behalf;
but promifmg him all the Favour that lies in his power.
Serjeants Inn, 9 May 1586.-
8. Serjeant Puckering to fome Perfbn concerned in.
the Trial or Commitment of Walter Vaughan to mitigate
his Imprifonment or Fine.— A Copy or Rough Draught.
No Date.
9. Nicholas Buck to Serjeant Puckering, of Walter
Vaughan's mifreporting to have given him DireSion for
theReprieveof David Lloyd Williams, &c. 2 June, 1598.
10. Rob. E. of E(Tex to Serjeant Puckering, relent-
ing very warmly the Profecution of his Servant Mr.
Vaughan during his Abfence ; faying he is a Judge, there-
fore a fevere Man, & willing to revenge in Authority*
becaufe able, 1 8 June \ 586.
11. Sir Fra. Walfyngham to Mr. Randolph, excufing
himfelf for not anfwering his two laft Letters, 20 June
I5?6.
12. Sir Chriftopher Wray Lord C. Juftice to the Lord
Treafurer, defiring he rrtay be admitted to clear his
Credit before the Queen, againft the Afperfions of Mr.
Topcliffe, 24 June 1586.
13. Sir Rog£r Man wood Lord C. Baron to the Lord
Treafurer, about a remarkable Cafe in the Star Chamber
& Exchequer, where one Churchman is upheld by Sir
John Littleton againft the Queen's Right. The laft of
June 1586.
14. Serjeant Puckering to the E. of Eflex in Flanders,
excufing himfelf for his Dealings towards Mr. Vaughan,
23 July 1586. — A rough Draught.
15. Mr. Randolph's Receipt for 200 1. to Sir john
Fofter, Lord Warden of the middle Marches : with an
Acquittance for the fame by Nich. Adams Servant to
Sir John, 4 Aug. 1586.
16. The Lord Treafurer to Serjeant Puckering, that
the Queen had nominated him Juftice of Wales & Ches-
ter, 6 Aug. j 5 86.
17. Capt. Nich. Errington to Tho. Randolph Efq.
faluting him upon his Return from Scotland: of the
PunHhnent of the Traitors: Humour of the Soldiers
abroad, &c. Flufhing 4 Od. 1586.
18. Sir Walter Mildmay to the Lord Treafurer, in-
forming him Fotheringay Caftle has been view'd by Mt.
Dorrei for the Q^of Scots. Apthorp, 2 Sept. 1586.
19 & 20. Henry E. of SulTex Governor of Portf*
mouth to the Lord Treafurer, fending News of the
Spanifh Fleet intended for the Invafion of England ;
with a further Account of their Preparations in a Paper
inclofed. Portfmoutb, 7 Sep. 1586.
21. Rob. E. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer^ of
the Dutch Ambaflador's coming ovei to borrow Money
of the Queen : Advifes the calling a Parliament thtreon;
not doubting but the SubieQs will be willing to contri-
bute: that tor himfelf, he will not ftay another Yea*
there with fo many Wants & fo little Afliftance. From
the Camp before Zutphen, 29 Sep. 1585.
22. Abraham Ortelius to James Cole at London,
thanking him for his Letters and Pi&ure drawn 8c co*
loured by himfelf: Alfo fome Geographical Conjectures.
It ends with fome Account of the Flowers in his Gar-
den, & envies not the greater Variety his Friend is pof-
feffed of. Antwerp, 3 c Sep. 1586. In Latin*
6 E 23. Thomas
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2}. Thomas Lewtes to Serjeant Puckering, informing
againft David Wm. de la Hae, who was prefented for
not coming to the Church : And defires Care may be
taken that he be not eletted Under Sheriff, &c. 26
Nov. 1586,
24. The E. of Leicefter's Allowance, as the Queen's
Lieutenant & Captain General in the Low Countries.
No Date.
25. P. Dunfani to the E. of Leicefter, renewing his
former Suit, in the Proffer to ferve him with a hundred
Gentlemen of his Country, if he returns into Flanders
again, &c. 9 Jan. 1586.
26. Sir Tho. Wylkes to the Queen, concerning the
feizing a Gentleman fent privately from the K.of Den-
mark to the Duke of Parma : With an Account of his
Meflage. Hague, 19 Jan. 1586. A Copy.
27. Edw. Clerk to Serjeant Puckering, defiring his
Refolution under his hand to determine his Right in
Norwick, & oiher PofTeffions of the late Chanons of
Thetford, 23 Jan. 1586.
28. The E. of Effex to Serjeant Puckering, defiring
that he and his fellow Juftice would firft fign the Par-
don to be procured for his Servant Mr. Vaughan, & it
will repair all Breaches, 24 Jan. 1586.
29 & 30. Sir Fra. Walfyngham & W. Davvfon to Sr.
Amias Paulet & Sir Drue Drury, Keepers of the Q. of
'Scots at Fothcringay Caftle : Of Q. Elizabeth's noting
in him a Lack of Zeal in her Service, that they have not
found out fome way of themfelves to ftiorten the Life of
that Queen, but mull call the Burden upon her : With
an Abttrad & a Poftfcript of two other Letters from
Secretary Davyfon defiring them to burn thefaid Letter :
Alfo the Anfwer of Sir Amias Poulet & D. Drury there-
unto ; choofing to refign Living & life rather than
leave fo a foul a Blot to their Polterity, as to fhed Blood
without Law & Warrant. One dated the lft the
other the 2d of Feb. 15 86. Both Copies partly in
Lord Oxford's own hand, and inclofed in a Letter from
the Duke of Chandos to his Lordlhip who had lent
them to him, exprefling his Return of them, & Opinion
that they are a very valuable Curiofity, & deferve
well to be preferved. Dat. Cannons, Augt. 23,
3 1 . Thomas Buteler to Mr. Chriftopher Blount, Gent,
of his Excellency's Horfe in England ; touching the
Diforders of the Company he is in. Leyden, 24 Feb.
1586.
32. John (Whitgift) A~Bp. of Canterbury to the Lord
Treafurer, informing him how gracioufly her Majefty
had accepted the Subfidy granted by the Clergy of 6
lhillings in the Pound, & the further Contribution of 3
(hillings in the Pound, to be paid in three Years: And
craving her Majefty's Hand & Licence for collecting the
fame. Lambeth, 8 March 1586.
33. Nobittet generofo adolefcenti Dno Gulielmo Pel-
hamoHeuricus Ranzovius d. d. Anno Dni 1586. Anno
jetatis 61. — This is all that isinferibed upon the Page,
therefore appears to be the Leaf of an Album, in
Quarto.
; 34. Thomas E. of Ormond to the Lord Treafurer,
recommending the E. of Tirone for his good Services to
the Queen in doubtful times ; that he hath many good
Parts, & wants neither Wit nor Courage. Redburn,
2 Apr, 1587.
35. Robert E, of Effex to Mr. Serjeant Puckering,
further in behalf of his Servant Walter Vaughan. From
the Court, 5 Apr. 1587.
36. Henry E. of Pembroke, Lord Prefident of the
Marches in Wales to the Lord Treafurer, concerning
the Officers of the judiciary Courts belonging to the faid
Marches, &c. At the Manor of Ticknell near Bewdley,
1 1 Apr. 1 587.
37. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
containing the Opinion of the Judges, whether a Stran-
Num. 6994.
ger being no Denizon may take a Leafe for Term of
Years : occafioned by an Italian named Freilerico taking
a Houfe in Bear Street, London. Nonfuch, 22 May
1587-
38. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
that the Queen can be brought to no Refolution about
the Employment of the E. of Leicefter; nor takes any
courfe for the Afliftance of Scotland, 23 May 1587.
39. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
the E of Leicefter's declining the Low Countries, be-
caufe he might not have what Forces he defired : but the
Queen commands him to go. 26 May 1587.
40. Sir Walter Mildmay to the Lord Treafurer, ex-
prefling what remains of the Revenue of the Dutchy of
Lancalter in the Receiver's Hands, whereof 10000I.
may be paid into the Exchequer. Hackney, 3 June
1587-
41. Rob. E. of Effex to Serjeant Puckering, recom-
mending Rice Thomas Lewis and Dav. Geo, Powel into
the Commiflion of the Peace. Greenwich, laft of June
1587-
42. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
concerning the Letters ordered to be fent to the States of
Zeland & the E. of Leicefter : News from France about
the Delay of the Spanifti Preparations ; & the beft Means
to bridle them is to intercept the Indian Fleet : the de-
laying of Sir Fra. Drake : Dallying of the D. of Parma,
&c. Barn Elms, 16 July.
43. Sir Tho. Cornwaleys to the Lord Treafurer, upon
a fiia p Meflage from the Queen, requiring the payment
of a Muldt due by Law againft Recufants. Hyghgat, 1 6
July 1 5* 7.
44. John Wolley Efq. (Latin Secretary to the Queea &
of her Privy Council) to th 2 Lord Treafurer, with the
Queen's Orders that he would let the City know her
Difpleafure, for choofing Mr. Cuftomer Smith (em-
ployed in her Service) an Alderman ; & requiring that
they would difmifs him of that Office. Tibalds, 17 Ju v
1587.
45. Henry E. of Pembroke to the Lord Treafurer,
in anfwer to his Lordfliip s Letter for flaying Proceed-
ings againft fome Servants of Mr. Matthews charged
with a Murder j thinking it a dangerous Example, &
difcreditable to thofe concerned in the Profecution.
Cardiff, 18 July 1587.
46. Secretary Walfyngham to rhe Treafurer, about
fome Letters from the E. of Leicefter, fignifying a Dif-
ference between the States & him. Barn Elms, 20
July.
47. Henry E. of Derby to the Lord Treafurer, touch-
ing his Embaffy to Flanders. Luthom, 20 Aug. 1587.
48. .Sir Wm. Pelham to the Lord Treafurer, of Count
Hohenlo's perfwading the Dutch not to receive any En-
glifh into their Garrifon. Dort. 31 Aug. 1387.
49. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
that Cuftomer Smith fhould anfwer fuch Sums as are
due upon the Freight : with his opinion about. her Majei-
ty's contributing to fupport the i\rmy of Reyters or Ger-
man Horfe, notwithftanding the hard Cenfure that had
been made of his Advice in Points of like Nature. Barn
Elms, 7 Sept. 1 587.
50. Mr. Wolley to the LordTreafurer, that the Queen
is willing to advance fome more Money for the K. of
Navarre's Support of the German Auxiliaries, if his
Lordlhip think it expedient : And touching the Warrant
for the Sale of fome Wares out of the Carick taken by
Sir Fra. Drake named St. Philip for the Payment of
Freight, &c. 7 Sept. 1587.
51. Secretary Walfyngham to the LordTreafurer,
touching the Slanders of the States upon the Negotiation
of the Peace, & the E. of Leicefter's Refentment thereof,
protefting he will relinquilh the Government, & accept
of no Satisfaction till he hears from his Majefty. Barn
Hms, 9 Sep. 1587.
52. Secretary
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52. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lofd Tteafufer,
about communicating Monies to the K. of Navarre, and
the Importance of upholding him, to ftop the Spanifli
Preparations, & keep under the Houfe of Guife. Barn
Elms, 12 Sep. 1587.
5 }. Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, pre.-
fenting him with a very commodious Coach, made with
great Art by his Servant Gregory : Ending with a very
ftrong Character of the Queen upon her delaying fome
Difburfements ; that the whole Courfe of her Proceedings
/hews (he has no power to do things in Seafon, as may
work her Security. Lond. 18 Sept. 1587.
5 j. Mr. Wolley to the Lord Treafurer, for fending
one into France to fee the great Wants of the K. of Na-
varre, & to fupply him accordingly : And that his Lord-
ihip would infped the Accounts between Sir Fra. Drake
& Mr. Hawkins for the kft Indian Voyage, 3 Nov.
1587.
5-v Charles Howard Lord High Admiral to the Lord
Treafurer, of an Accident by which one of his Ships
had like to have been fired; & fending the Draught of
a Proclamation he had drawn up to be publiflied in his
Fleet. From on board her Majefty's Ship the White Bear,
24 Dec. 1587.
56 & 57. The Lord North to the Lord Treafurer, in
mitigation of the extraordinary traiterous Rfcvenge of.
fered by his ungracious & cowardly Son Colonel N rth
to Mr. Thomas Webbe, at a Supper (perhaps by poifon)
to the great Peril of his Life, for having baftinadoed him
in the Low Countries : with Mr. Webb's Chalirnge to
him inclofed. Concluding with the Lord North's Ob-
fervation that the County of Cambridge is in no readi-
nefs of Defence, 5 Dec. 1587.
58. Henry Lord Norreys to the Lord Treafurer, la-
menting that his Sons Sir John Norreys, &c. after fo
long endangering their Lives, lofs of 1 .imbs, (hedding
their Blood, conlumin^ their Patrimony & their Parents;
her Majefty's heavy Difpleafure fhould be fuch as to re-
ward their long Toil with Banifhmtnt from her High-
nefs's Prefence : Therefore recommends the faid Sr.
John to his Remembrance, in order to regain the Queen's
Favour. Rycoit, 15 Dec. 1587.
59. Henricus Ramoll magnifico& generofoviro Dno
Petro Junio Scotorum regis a confiliis intimo, a Letter of
Compliment in Latin, dat. Haderfl*ebia prid. Gal. Jan.
Anni ineuntis 1 588.
60. Sir Edw. Clerc. to Serjeant Puckering, about his
coming to Town to finilh the Caufes concerning Lord
Arundel : & touching his own Right to the Rufliford
College Poffeflions, &c. Jan. 21, 1587.
61. The Lord Admiral Howard to the Treafurer,
giving an Account of the commodioufnefs of Harwich
Haven: Alfoof his Inftruftions for preventing a Delign
to burn the Queen's Ships before the Raiflekins, 23
Jan. 1587.
62. Peregrine (Berty) Lord Willoughby to the Lord
Treafurer, of the State of Affairs in the Englifh Army.
Hagh, 20 Feb. 1587.
63. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer,
about railing of Soldiers in Yorkfhire according to Or-
der, upon apprehenfion of a Breach with Scotland.
York, 13 March 15^7--
64. Henry E. of Derby to the Lord Treafurer, for
the Payment of his Diet & Allowances tiepig in Em-
bafly to the D. of Parma: with his Character Of Anc'reas
de Loo; alfo of the Lord Cobham. Oftend, 19 March
65. The Lore! Admiral Howard to the Lord Treafurer,
with Notice that the Spanifli Armada is upon the Sea :
' that the French have driven the Englifh Ships from
their Coafl: that rco Pilots are gone to meet the Spanifli
Fleet: that this Intelligence fliould be ferit to Sir Fra.
Drake that he. may intercept them, or learn in what
Forwardnels the Spanilh Fleet is. Hacknev, 13 Apr.
1588. 4
Num. 6994.
66. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer,
complainirig that he is wanting neceflary Furniture for
War at Newcaftle. York, 29 June 1588.
67. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, about
his raifing & training of Men in Yorkfhire, in Expecta-
tion of the Spanifli Invafion. Doncafter, 1 5 May.
68. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
the Treaty for Peace with the D. of Parma to be con-
tinued, till things are got into a readinefs of Defence*
5000 Foot ordered to Places of moft Danger in Effex,
& 1000 Horfe. — 40 or 50,000 to be taken up for that
Purpofe. Little I lope of a Peace till the Spanifli Pride
he brought down, &c. 1 8 July 1 588*
69. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
touching Letters to be wntten t6 the E. of Suflex* Go*
vernor of Portfmouth, & his Lordfhip's Reientment of
the unkind Ufage & Neglect of publick Service in the
Lord Winchefter : Sir John Norreys & Sir Tho. Lay*
ton confulted about ftrengthening the River of Thames,
& are ordered down to Gravefend to view the fame in
Company with the Lord Chamberlain. 18 July 1588.
70. Peregrine Lord Willughby to the Lady Stafford*
upon fome Letters he had written to the Queen, which
had difpleafed her : & offers to join fome Ships there to
obftruft the D. of Parma's coming out to Sea, or fall .
upon his Back to hinder his difembarking: Ending with
the moft cordial Profeflions of Duty to her Majefty, &
defire that his Lady will recommend it in the manner
flie thinks befl. Middleburgh, 5 Aug. 1588.
71. Sir Owyn Hopton Lieutenant of the Tower to the
Lord Treafurer, (hewing his Services in that Poll for 17
Years to have exceeded thofe of any Predeceffor in the
Memory of Man, as to encreafing & regulating the
Guard under him, & making Repairs in Glazing, Gar-
dening, &c. & thereupon clearing his Servants from thri
Complaint of the Commiffioners for examining of Pri-
foners, that thro' their thefe are taught to refufe making
any Confeflions, 6 Aug. 158K.
72 Sir Edw. Phyton to the Lord Treafurer, offering
to fend him 200 able Men, or bring them, if he recovers
from his Sicknefs : Alfo that a number of his Kindred
& Friends are at his Command, &c. Gaufworth, 8
Aug. 1 588. .
73 Secretary Walfyngham to the Ld. Treafurer, of
the E. of Cumberland's Arrival at the Camp,- with an
Account where the Lord Admiral had loft the Spanifli
Fleet, but that he was to be this Night at the Downs.
From the Lord General's Tent in the Camp, (at Tilbury)
8 Avg. 1588.
74- Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Chancellor :
Sorry that the Lord Admiral was forced to leave the
Spanifli Fleet through the Wants he fuftain'd, 8 Aug.
75. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
of Letters from H. Killegrew concerning the Extremity
which the Companies are in, where he is: Money con-
venient to be lent them: Powder out of Holland & 1000
Shot arrived under Sir Tho. Morgan, &c. Gravefend,
9 Aug. 15X8.
76. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer, of
a Confutation to be had with the Lord Admiral, &c.
What Forces to be kept by Land & Sea: Money to be
fent for releafmg decayed Men : Her Majefty dines with
the Lord Stuart in his Tent in the Camp. Sir Tho.
Morgan fends word of his Arrival at Margate, & of the
D. of Parma's failing out next Spring Tide ; but he
fears more the unfeafonablenefs of the Weather than the
Enemy. At the Court in the Camp, 19 Aug. 1588.
77. Rob. E. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, that
according to the Queen's Command he had fent down to
dilband the Camp at Tilbury ; but the Officers to be *
continued in Pay, and Colonel Morgan's Companies to
be planted on the Sea Coafts in Kent. Wanfted, 18
Aug: 1 5? 8.
78. Sir
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78. Sir Walter Mildmay to the Lord Treafurer: His
Judgment concerning Mr. Taylor's Deputy, named Ra-
ven, who had robbed the Treafury; & of Stanley's Debt
of 17,000 1. and his own bad State of Health. Apthorp,
30 Aug. 1588.
79. The Lord Chancellor Hatton to Serjeant Pucker-
ing, concerning Matters of Parliament. Loild. 22 Sep.
1588.
80. Arthur Lord Grey to John Thompfon Efq. de-
firing him to give his Vote for Knight of the Shire to
Mr. Foriefcue, &c. Whaddon, 20 Oft. 1588.
81. Sir Tho. Cornwaleys to the Lord Treafurer ; his
Proteftation touching his dutiful Allegiance to her Ma-
jefty, & to tefift all foreign Attempts, &c. willing again
to uibfcribe the Inftrument of Aflbciation, &c. From
his Lodgings in Wode-ftreet, 29 Oft. 1588*
82. Sir Roger Man wood Ch. Baron of the Exche-
quer to the Lord Treafurer: His judicious Arguments &
Diftinftions. concerning the Variances in Names of Cor-
porations, in anlwer to the Objections of the faid Lord
Treafurer, on occafion of an fcxpreffion in a Leafe of
Lands belonging to the Hofpital in or called the Savoy,
between Mr. Fanfliaw & Mr.Pafchal, 10 Jan. 1588.
83 & 84. Lord Duddely to Serjeant Puckering, de-
firing him to proceed in the Articles about the Purchafe
of his Lands, 4&9 Feb. 1588.
85. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer,
for the reftraining the tranfportation of Coals gotten in
intheBprick of Durham. 3 March 1588.
86. Sir John Norreys to the Lord Treafurer, in An-
fwer to his DHlike of nis having not yet paid the Effex
Captains: (hewing if he cannot have the licence for
Corn, of which fome Profit may be made, they muft
have patience : For he thinks it enough to have engaged
his own Lands, & part of his Father's & fold his Plate,
&c. to maintain the Service for the Queen's Honour &
Safety, & not have received any Benefit from her for 20
Years, 6 Mar.
87. The Lord Willughby to the Lord Treafurer, that
hofe of Gertrudenburg rejefted Count Hollock& Mau-
ce, & declared for her Majefty : Defires to know what
to do. Dort, 16 March 1588.
88. M.Daniel Claepius to Sir Thomas Savile, both
communicating and inquiring after Literary News. Dat.
Breflae, Apr. 5, 1589. In Latin.
89. Jacobus Monavius to Sir Tho. Savile, on the like
Subjeft, Ex Vratifl, 6 Apr. 1 589. In Latin. With the
rough Draught oF Savile's Anfwer on the back.
90. Secretary Wolley to the Lord Treafurer, con-
cerning Letters out of Scotland, communicated by his
Lordfliip to the Queen, upon which, fhe is defirous to
advife with him, 1 1 Apr. 1589.
91. Peregrine Lord Willughby to the Lord Treafurer,
that fome prefent Courfe may be taken to the better
fettling of the Low Countries: And defires that he would
direft Mr. Bodley not to be prevaiTd on to fecrete her
Majefty's Royal Proceedings in behalf of Gertruden-
burg, 19 Apr. 1 589.
92. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
that he is informed of Mariners to be feat out of Scot-
land to the D. of Paima; & of Soldiers o be fent from
him into Scotland. Barn Elms, 27 Apr. 15S9.
93. John Chatburne, Bailiff to Mr. Lotfell at HerN
ford, about Wood had from Somerfham. Nedingworth,
1 May 1589.
94. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
that the States are about fending over Commiflioacrs.
Barnes, 3 May 1589. '
95. h ecretary Walfynham to the Lord Treafurer, that
Mr. Cordell & other Merchants may be permitted to
carry Powder & Provifions after Sir Francis Drake, as
he had defired. Barn Elms, 13 May 1 589.
96. Lancelot Andrews to Sir Fra. Walfyngham, ac-
knowledging how much he was beholden to him. for his
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many Favours, efpecially the two Prebends he had pro-
cured him, May 24, 1589.
97. Richard Arkenftall to Mr. Lovell, thanking him
for his Friendfhip againft fome Neighbours, who had un-
juftly troubled him & his Men ; retain'd his Goods, &c.
Wilberton, 11 June 1589.
98. SirEdw. Kelley's Report of Dr. Parkins theJe-
fuit's Difcovery of a Confpiracy by the Pope & his Con-
federates to deftroy the Queen of England.— Attefted
by Three of Dr. Dee's Servants at Trebon in Bohemia,
ult. Jun. 15^9.
99. Sir G. Gerrard to Mr. Auditor Thompfon, that
he would oblige him with one of his Fee Bucks of this
Seafon to plealuie his Friend Mr. John Lancafter, Reader
of Gray's Inn, againft the 10th Aug. next. From the
Rolls, 2 July 1589.
100. Richard Arkenftall to Mr. Lovell the Queen's
Surveyor in Com. Huntington, that he will not fail to
attend at Somerfliam, to perform the Service appointed
by the Lord Treafurer, &c. Ely, 7 July 1589.
101. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
fliewing what Danger the Queen is in from many & po-
tent Enemies, & therefore it is her Intercft to fiften to
the Requeft of the French King: And how fhe is moved
by Profit not to reftore the Eafterlings to their Ships U
Goods, 15 July 1589.
102. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
of the Companies fhipt lor Bergen op Zoom. Barn Elms,
27 Aug. 1589.
103. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
that the Commiflionei s ot the Cuftoms fhould be ex-
horted to be faithful & diligent : Alfo of the Projeft for
the Low Country Merchants Trade into Spain : Alfo of
the Preferment of Mr. Andrews rather in thefe Parts,
than giving him the Mafterfhip of Pembroke Hall. Barn
Elms, 28 Aug. 158
104. Capt. W. Burrough, to Tho. Randolph Efq.
that the Difpatch of Sir Martin Forbifcr's Ships hinders
him from feeing him; that he is in Commiffion for the
Portugal Voyage; & about to marry the Lady Went-
worth. Chatham, 28 Aug. 1589.
105. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
touching Oftend : The States to be writ to, to fend
Succours thither: Lack of Moucy ; to borrow of the
City. Barn Elms, 29 Aug. 1589.
106. Sir Fra. Knollys to the Lord Treafurer & Secre-
tary Walfyngham, about a Recufant taken by certain
Perfons, with a Warrant for that Purpofe. Ewelme
Lodge, 30, Augt. 1 589. And of the Bilhops Encroach-
ments.
107. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer :
His Proceedings againft Parkins upon Information
againft him: Sorry, if he were honeft, the Realm fhould
want fuck a fufficient Servant, &c. Barn Elxns, 8 Sep.
1589.
108. Sir Tho. Heneage Vice Chamberlain to the
Lord Treafurer, about lending Supplies to Henry the
new jproclaim'd Ring of France at Diep: And letting the
K.of Scots have 1000I. more upon his Marriage with
Anne of Denmark, 8 Sep. 1589.
109. E.of Pembroke to the Lord Treafurer, of his
diflike to abide half a Year at Ludlow, which was never
irapofd upoa his PredecefTors in that Office* Wilton,
10 Sept, 1589.
no* Dr. Richard Bancroft to Serjeant Puckering,
about the Leafe of Wynborough, &c. from Ely Houfe m
Holbourn, the lalt of Sept. 1 ^89.
in. The Lord Admiral Howard to the Lord Trea-
furer, with Intelligence of two hundred Sail of Spaniards
in St. Anderos & the Groyn, preparing for fome great
Enterprize. Chelfey, 14 Feb. 1580.
112. Secretary Walfyngham to Dr. Parkins, (hewing
that hisReftraint ftands upon the hearing further from^Sif
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Edw. Kelley, &c. recomihends Patience to him* and hi s
Wants (hall be relieved to his Content. Greenwich, 16
'Mar. 1589W
113. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Treafurer,
of a Memorial fent concerning Scottifh Affairs fet down
by Mr. Archibald Douglas: Bothwell's Integrity fuf-
pefted, wifliing he might be recovered, being a danger-
ous Inftrument. Seething Lane, 16 March 1589.
1 14. Samuel Pettingall the Jefuit to Seer. Walfyng-
ham, upon his returning to the Truth. No Date nor
Place mentioned. In Latin.
115. Thomas Milles to Seer. Walfyngham : A Letter
of Intelligence about the State & Occurrences in feveral
Parts of France. Calais, the Date torn off.
6995-
A Folio, Vol. vii. containing Letters of confiderable Per-
fons, relating chiefly to Affairs of State; from the Year
1590 to 1592, (beginning with N° 29, (the former
Numbers being bound in VoL vi.)
• 19. Henry E. of Derby to the Lord Treafurer, in be-
half of the Bp. of the Ifle of Man affefs'd in the Exche-
quer, tho* he had neither Temporalities nor Spiritualities
but within the faid Ifle, 9 Apr. 1 590.
30. Sir Roger Williams to the Lord Treafurer, feeing
his Majefty's Delay to reftore him into Favour after oc-
cafion of Difpieafure, he fomewhat impatiently defires a
Plaflport to go into the Service of fome other Prince, 2
May 1590. A Copy.
31. Secretary Windebank to the Lord Treafurer, of
Supplies to be fent the French King as borrowed by him
of the Merchants: Mr. Wilks.to be lent into the Low
Countries : Sir John Norreys defirous that her Majefty
herfelf fhould name the Command, with which he is to go
into Ireland ; & not leave it to Occafion or to.the.Depu-
ty, 19 May 1590.
• 32. Sir Tho. Heneage Vice^Ch^mberlain, ta the Lord
Treafurer: The Charges of private Intelligence from
Spain, &c. with a Meffage from the Queen to Dr. Par-
kins, fentAmbaflador to Poland, 21 May 1590.
33. Henry E. of Pembroke to. the. Lord Treafurer,
that having decayed his Eftate by his Services, he hopes
for fome Reparation from the princely Bounty of her
Majefty: & that he fent her Majefty his Opinion of the
Fortification intended at Milford Haven. Ivy Church,
• 20 June 1590.
34. E. of Pembroke to the Lord Treafurer, upon
an Order fent down to* him, being Lord Prefident of the
Marches in Wales, to examine feveral Gentlemen in
• thofe parte, fufpe&ed of a Confpiracy, & to take up
fome Seminaries. Ivy Church, 11 Aug. 1590. A
Copy.
35. E. of Pembroke to the Lord Treafurer, nomina-
' ting Gentlemen & Lawyers for the Court of the Council
in the Marches. Ivy Church, 25 Aug. 1590.
36. Sir Tho. Heneage to the Lord Treafurer, of one
Lazarus Melchefio, who pretended to bring Letters from
the K. of Denmark to her Majefty, fufpe&ed as a Spa-
niard & a Spy: has aPaffport forthwith to depart the
Land, 23 Sept. 1 590.
37. W m Edmonds to Serjeant Puckering, defiring he
would pacify his late Landlord Mr. Walter who had
wrongly charged him with taking things, .away,, and
leaving his Houfe in ill Repair, which h<t& coft him
ioqo Marks in Improvements more than he was ever
allowed. Warwick, 10 Oft. 1590. . .
38V Edward Fichot & Richard Brooks to the Lord
Treafurer, (hewing by what devices Serjeant Puckering •
• had contrived that one of them fhould pay 1000 1. for
500 1. live in thraldom all his days, & hisWife, Children
• & Tenants 6e beggared. From the Fleet, 6 Nov. 1590.
- 39. Secretary Windebank to the Lord Treafurer,
1 touching his Conference with the Queen about raifing a
Loan againft Spain : Her Unwillingnefs to burden the
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num.t>99$*
Subjeft : 3c his Advice that it be cbtte&ed before wanted;*
alfo of Bufinefe with the French King, that he would af*
lift the Scots King, & beremember , d of his Debts to the
Queen, &c. Windfor, & Nov, 1 590.
40. Tycha Brahe to Sr. Tho. Sayil^,in Anfwer to aii
ingenious Letter he had fent him, with aPrefent of two
Copies of his fecoiid Book of the late Phenomena in
the Heavens: alfo fending his Salutations to the Learned
. Daniel Rogers of. the privy Council, the excellent Dn
John Dee, & the accurate Thomas Digges, &c. Alfo
fending him fome Proofs of his Pi&ure l*tely v engraved^
wifhing that fome among onx excellent Poets would
write an acute Epigram upon it in praife of him & his
Works ; & thinks the faid Dzm. Rogers may at his l<?i-
fure oblige him therein. Uraniburgi, Cal. Dec. 1 590*
Latin.
41. Hugo Blotius to. Sir Tho. Savile, touching the
Tranflations of Ptolemy; & of Sr. Hen. Wqtton in re-
lation thereto, &c* Venice, 27 Dec. 1590. In Latin.
42. Sr. Tho* Heneage to the Lord Treafurer, thaf
pertain Fly Boats, in the Weft Countries be ftaid from
going out, left they fall into the Spaniards Hands: alfi?
of a r Ship landed there with much Gold, 12 Jan. 1 590.
43* Sr. Tho. Heneage to the Queen, relating to the
Grant of the Office of Keeper of her Majefty's Paftures :
Alfo of St. John's College in Oxfprd claiming by Let-
ters Patent from Mary to be exempt from Purveyor^
13 Jan. (or July) 1590. A Copy.
44. Lord North to the Lord Treafurer, that accord-
ing to the Order of the Lords of the Council he had got
inreadinefs 50 Soldiers: & thanks his Lordfhip for his
wife Directions fox the. E^fe of the Country &his own
Credit. Birtling 21 Jan. 1590.
: 45.-Lord North to the Lord Treafurer, of a doubtful
Claufe in the Order for raifing Men in Suffolk, of which
-he defires his Xordfhips Explication. Birtling 29 Jan*
. 46; Sr. Henry Goodere tQ Sejj\ Puqkering : glad to
hear of his agreement with poor Richard Brooks ; &
would alfo willingly hear of a reconciliation between
him & Mr.Dabridgcourte, the word Peace amongNeigh-
bours and Gentlemen being better than the beft War. 1 1
Feb. 1590.
47. Secretary Windebank to the Lord Treafurer^
touching a Difcaurfe of his Lordfliips in writing con-
cerning the K. of Spain's Attempts againft the Queen,
read by her Majefty,. and approved with the Iffue of the
French Ambaflador's Requeft for Powder, &c. 20 Feb.
48. Dr. Richd. Bancroft to Serj 1 Puckering, that if
Mr. UdaleVSubmiffion dort't fatisfy him, he fliould pro-
ceed to Judgment; but ftay Execution, till her Majefty
be informed of his Obftinacy, and her further pleafure
known. Ely Houfe 20 Feb. 1590.
49. Secretary Windebank to the Lord Treafurer, with
her Majefty's Commands, that Mr. Grevill be forbid to
fell anymore large Timber in the Fofeft of Cank, for
fupply of the Iron Forges : alfo of an Qyerfight efpied by
the Queen in a late Proclamation, folved by the Lord
/Admiral. Greenwich 23 Feb. 1590. '
50. Sir Roger Williams to the Lords of the Council :
His Judgment of fome C^ptaips, & particularly of Three,
appointed to go under him to affift the French againft the
J Leaguers: thinking it a Pity that young Officers fhould
be accepted, & the. old oi>e£ refufed. March 27 1 59 1 *
51. E. of Pembroke to the Lord Treafurer, propofing
Reformations in the Court of the Council in the Marches
of Wales.: & thanking him for his Favour to Mr. Seis,
whom he had recommended for her Majefty's Attorney,
& Mr. Fraunce her Sollicitor there: alfo of fome Gentle-
men to be added to the Council, particularly Sir Jn*
Packipgtpji, & Sir Henry Poole, &c< Barnard* Caftfc
28 Apr. 159V
52 & 53. Henry Lprd Scrope to the, Lord Treafurer,
fF * in
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in afiTwtt to Jmi Brifcoe'fe Complaint, that flic ltavmg
fceen^hmderM of Money & Corn by the Scots Bordfcr-
ers, fcould hare no Redrefs from thfe Warden: with the
faid Jane Brifcoe's Petition io the Council againft the
faid Lord Jterope, the LoWtheis & Others incibfed. 26
Apr. 1591.
54. E. of Pembroke tb tile Lord Treasurer, of feveral
Occurrtenees fii the Court of the Couhcil in the Matches.
Bainards Caftle the laft of April 1 59 1.
55. The Lord C. Baron Manhood to the hotl Trea-
surer, under the^uecn'e Difyleaftire for taking Money
for a Place, feeirangly a Clerkfhip of Afliae, which he
had given at the inftance of Sir Walter Rategh (perhaps)
tb one Radford, or his Succeffor: Concluding with
ExaAiples of other Judges his Coremporaries, ik Ander-
fon, theMafterof the Rolls, Juftice Gawdy, Lord Dyer,
ftc. who had greater Prefentfc for Offices in their Gift. 16
JVfa^ 1591.
56. Lord Treafurer to Serjeaflt Puckering, mclofinjg a
Petition from one who fectns to have btefen wtfonged ; be-
raufc it lies hi his poWer to help him* &c. Weftmr. 1 3
Nov.
57 & 58. Per^rihe Lord Wilhafchby to the Lord
Treaftiren Hfe Proceeding for Exafluratitm of Semina-
ries, &c. upon the late Commiffion : with a Paper inciofed
tX the Examination of fedbert Johi^ftonn his Childrdi^
Tutor, who proiteffis it toas riever in his mind to be a fo-
xninary Prieft. Grimfthbfp, 12 Jan. 1591.
5f . Lord Admiral Howard to the Lord Treafurer,
that his Lordffiip would taove fofr His Brbthfer under thi
Queen's Difpleafore, for being foAnamental in the Mar-
riage of one of the Maicfctaf Honour. CfreSfea, iB Jan.
. 60. Sir Rob. CeeyH tb Siqcant Wdcrtuto^ to t»ufe
ttie Indiament (winch may be ptfeferr'sd) fcgwnft Mr.RS-
chird Hatton for Recufaiicy to be flaid, till kfbafl ap-
pear how he may be wrought upon by Mr* Greenham
thePreacher for Ms CbnverfiOfc. Whitehall, 15 Feb.
6 1 . Dr. John Cafe tb Mr. Robert Gotten, thdri a ybtmg
Man, & he in the Winter of Life: advifttg lum to go bh
with hfe Studies in the Annals fc Hiftoriis *>f the Times 5
tho' Flowers pleafe mod in Spring, Fruits wiH in Au-
<fcunm, &c. 30 March 1 5*92. — In Latin.
62. Sir Roger Manwood to the Lords of die Council,
intreating a Difcharge from the Confinement they had
laid him under, for having written in a Letter to them
upon occafion of fome Complaints againft him, Homines
jugiunt ad Potentes: being now 67 Years old, & this
Dtfgrace likely to haften his End, &c. from his poor
Houfc in great St. Bartholomew's, Lond. 12 May
1592.
63. W* Gerrard to Serjeant Puckering, as ordered
by the Lady Digby, to inform him of the Queen's good
Opinion of him to be Keeper of the great Seal, 1.5 May
1592.
64. R.B.to Serjeant Puckering, of the Rumours at
Court that he was to be made Lord Keeper, 19 May
65. Lords of the Council to the Attorney General,
that he would take jBail for Hugh David to be tried in
the County of Cardigan for traiterous Speeches. Green-
wich, 21 May 1592.
66. Sir John Popham Attorney General, to Serjeaht
Puckering, about bailing the aforefaid Hugh David, 24
May 1592.
67. Gilbert E.of Shfewfoury to Sir John Puckering
Lord Keeper of the broad Seal, congratulating him upbn
his new Preferment to the faid Office, & recommending
Mr* Geo; Futwood into his fervice. Greenwich, 28 May
1592.
68. E. of Eflbcto the Lord Keeper, recommending
Thomas Chitham into his fervice. From the Court, 29
May 1592. *
Nuta. 6995.
69. Lord Keeper Pudeerinpf s firft Letter to Iter Ma-
jefty, acknowledging the WiTdora of her Precepts at the
delivery of the Seals to him, and hoping that he may haVfc
accefs to return her that acknowledgment for the lame,
which the fhbrtnefs of time & his furprife at her
gracious Speeches would not before permit, 13 June
1592.
70. Henry E. of Lincoln to the Lord Treaforer, al*
tedgiagthat the Perjury of fome bafe fellows thro* the
procurement of one Crofts, &c had brought the Impri-
sonment &Fine upon him, wherewith h& is difgrac'd ; &
he defines he may try them out, &c. from the Fleet,
1592.
7 1 . E. of lihcoin to th* Lord Trciifurer^ that his Fififc
may be mitigated according to the Quality of his Offence.
Chanon Row, 18 June 1592.
72. The Lord Tretfiirar to the Lord Keepef-, that he
would examine the Docquet for Kirkham's forked Book,
& whofe hand has written Mr. Powf e's Name to ik, &
whether it is cuftotaary for Clerks br Deputies to put
thfeir Mafters Natrao to Books & Docquefts without their
knowledge, & that ail Depucfes & Clerks are to bfe
fworn as wcti as the Officers tbemfelvcfc, li Juae
73. Heniy E. of Derby to the Lord Treaforer, re-
commending tb him the Petition of 47 Perfens intdifbed
for Mr. Hbwghton's Dbath, for her Majefty 's Pardoa of
them before the Affixes, becaufe many or them could
not readj at lead Banifhment of tkctrk for fome Yeafs :
out of fear that more fevete TrfeatMtot of tketa would
breed deep refentments ki their Fritnds & Reiatiofts,whb
were good Gendfemen df the Country. KnoWefley^ 18
July 159a.
74. E.*f Noithemberlaod to the Lord Keeper, cot*
cen^ng a clamorous Pfetddon exhibited by the Tenants
of his Honour of Petworth in Suffex, 18 July 1^92.
75. E. ^f Northumberland to the Lord Keeper, fur-
tJier about las riotous Tenants, their pulling down hfe
Pales & Inclofure*, & flopping his Water, &c. Petworth,
30 July 1592.
76. Henry E. t)f Huntmgdcm to the Lord Treafurer,
of fome Perfons who were robbed On a Road near the
Tbtin of Jutfton, & the Matter more intended to be
lUghtly prfed over, than brought to Light, by fotne
Gentlemen, who (hould rather be Enemies to Thiers
than Aiders of them. Alfo of fome Recu&nts & ferai-
Tiary Priefts at Newcaftle, &c. Durham, the laft of July
1592.
77. Sr. Tho. Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, defiling
ins Anfw* may be read before the Council, to the Com-
plaint of die Inhabitatnts of Gainlborough, Morton, &
Eaft Stockwith, &c. againft the Weare he had eredtd
over the River Trent. Sheliford, 9 Aug. 1 592.
78. John ( Whitgift) Archbp. of Canterbury to the
Lord Keeper, defiling that a fpeedy Determination may
be made of the Caufe between W m Pinder Clerk & Sir
Walter Sandes ekher by his Lordftip br fome Matter ia
Chancery. Croydon, 1 5 Aug. \ 592.
79. Mr. Michael Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, of his
Converfadon with her Majeftv about his Lordfliip, & her
gracious Opinion of him: alio of die Proceedings of the
E. of Shrewfoury againft his Brother Sir Tho. Stanhope
to difcredit the Weare he had efe&ed : Ending with
News of the great Canuck takfcn fibm the Spaniards, the
richeft that ever came into England. Rarnfbury, a8
Aug. 1592.
80. The Lords of the Council tb the E. of Shrews-
bury, Teferrine the Conteft aboUt Sir Tho. Stanhope's
Weare at Shelford to a Commiffion of Sewer, from the
Court at Ramfbery, 28 Aug. 1 592.
•81. Lords of the Council to the Lord Keeper Puck-
ering, Lord Buckhurft -and John Fortefcue Efq; thank-
ing them for their Care in the apprehenfion of certain
Rogues, & for the puniihment thfcy harve appointed to be
Digitized by
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479
Num. 6995.
iaJH&ed on thofe who refcoed them* defiling it may be
ipeedily executed. Ramfbery, 29 Aug. 1 592.
82. The Lord Treafurer Burghley to the Lord Keeper
Puckering, Lord Buckhurft & Mr. Fortefcue Chancellor
of theExchequer, concerning oneYong, now fo named, a
feminary Prieft, with whom her Majefty was pleafed they
had fo cunningly dealt, with farther Advice that he may
fcrefenre his Credit with his Accomplices to difcover more
Matter, efpecially in what Perfons our Rebels put their
truft: Ending with notice of fome difpleafure in her Ma-
jefty that the Refcuers of the Rogues have not yet been
capitally punifhed, 30 Aug. 1592.
83. Sir Tho. Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, of the E.
of SJirewfbury's eager Endeavours to overthrow his
Weare at Shelford : therefore defiring, if a Commiflion
of Sewers is to be granted, that none of his Lordfhip's
Dependents may be chofen therein, &c. Shellford, 1
Sep. 1592.
84. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keeper, Lord
Bqckhurft & Mr. Fortefcue, about the farther Confeffion
of James Yonge, or Younger, or Dingley: alfo of the
8ueen's Health in her Progrefs, &c. from the Court at
cefter, 5 Sept. 1592.
85. Gilbert E. of Shrewfbury to the Lord Keeper, de*
firing he would fufpend his Judgment in the Caufe of
6ir Tho. Stanhope's Weare, rill he fhall receive the Cer-
tificates of * great number of Towns, &c. upon the River
Trent to mamfeft the prejudice it is to them, & that a
Commiffion of Sewers may be granted for a due trial
thereof. Workfop, 7 Sept. 1 592.
86. Mr. Michael Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, of
fome Conference he had with her Majefty about his
Lordfhip, alio fome more touching the rich Spanifli Prize
brought into Dartmouth ; & the Commiffion of Sewers
to decide the Controversy about his Brother's Weare
againft the E. of Shiewfbury, &c. 12 Sept. 1 592.
.87. Sir Thp. Heneage to the Lord Keeper, declaring
*what Comfort he has caufe to have at her Majeft/s gra-
cious Speeches & Opinion of him- Sudley, iz Sept.
*39 2 *
88. The Lords of the Council to the Lord Keeper,
that be will take care to have the Commiffioners of
Sewers, who are to examine Sir Tho. Stanhope's Weare,
fuch Men as may be indifferent between both Parties.
Sudley Caftle, 14 Sept. 1 592.
89. The Lords of the Council to the Lord Keeper :
The fame again as the laft, but dated from the Court at
Whitney, 17 Sept. 1592.
90. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keeper, con-
cerning the choice of Colle&ors of the Fifteenth &
Tenth: and Proclamation for adjournment of the Term,
& removii^j the Court of Exchequer from Weftminfter
Jxtcaufc of the Sicknefs: alfo touching the Miibehaviour
ofArch d Douglas, & the laft Confeflionof Dingley before
mentioned. From the Court at Witney, 17 Sept. 1592.
91. Edmond (Scarabler) Bifiiop of Norwich to the
Lord Keeper, recommending Mr. Hargrave to the Rec-
tory of Alboarowe now becoming void. Norwich, 40
Sept. 1592.
9s. William Lord Chandoia to the Lord Admiral
Howard, defiring his favourable Letter to the Lord
Keeper for his lawful Favour in his itroublefome Caufe.
Baynard's Caftle, 1 1 Oft.
9%. John (Whitgift) A'flp. of Canterbury to the
Lord Keeper, fending him the laft Inftru&ions for
Wales, agreeing there fhould be four Lawyers chofen
to attend, & have 50I. a piece per An. out of the
Tines there; but not to be WeUhmen nor dwell in the
Marches; & the Noble per diem mentioned in the la-
IhruQions to be abrogated,; but allows of no additional
Counfellors except Mr. Fulk Grevil, who is now Secre-
tary there. Croydon, 1 6 Od. 4 592.
94. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer,
la Smxsk of three fediooua Seducers of the Queen's
Num. 6995.
Subje&s in thofe Parts, by whom moft of the Semina-
ries there be dire&ed, & on whom the principal Recu«
lams do chiefly depend : with a Lift of the Names of the
principal Rccufants. York, 17 Oft. 1592.
95. A Certificate on the behalf of Tho. Hodge 3*
John Gray in the Jail of Lancefton in Cornwall to the
Lord Keeper, intreating that as her Majefty had granted
then* a Pardon, he would grant a Licence that it may
pafs in forma pauperis> without which Clemency of his
her Majefty's will be ineffectual. Sign 1 d by five Juftices.
Lefcard, 19 Q€t.
96. Dr. John Cafe to Mr. Rob. Cotton at Combe,
touching the many Diforders that flow from the Dif-
temper, Melancholly, to which his Conftitution feem'4
inclin'd ; & the many Virtues wherewith his Mind was
adorn'd : [ending with Advice of Relaxation from tot*
hard Study, 27 Oft. 1592. In Latin.
97. Sir Rob. Cecyll to the Lord Keeper, that the
Council have refolved he (hould flop the Commiffion of
Sewers from inquiring into Sir Tho. Stanhope's Weare,
there being fome purpofe of Mediation between the E. of
Shrewsbury & him. 4 Nov.
98. Sir Rob. Cecyll to the Lord Keeper, that he never
heard the Queen exprefc more liking, nor greater content-
ment, in any Choice made by her, gf any Servant or great
Officer in her Kingdom, than his Lordfhip. Alfo that
the Lord Buckhurit gave him great Commendations
Hampton Court, 4 Nov. 159a.
99. Michael Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, of the
Queen's Conference with him about his Lordflbip ftot>
ping the Commiffion of Sewers aforefaid, & whv ne
thpught fome other Perfon fitter to inform his Lordfliip
of her faid Commands than himfelf, fo nearly related to
one of the Perfon^ concerned. Hampton Court, 5 Nov.
(1592.)
100. Thomas Lord Buckhurft to the Lord Keeper,
that he had prefs'd Drury to »rite down fuch Matters
might be available to the Stat* , or difcover fuch fharae-
ful Pra&ices as were intended by Fiflier & his Confe-
derates againft hi? Lordfhip, and herewith fend him a
Declaration of Drury's Writing, thinking he had Liberty
of going beyondSea, he might recojnpence his HI Doings.
8 Nov. 1592.
1 of. Lord Buckhurft to the Lord Keeper, advifing
him rather to bring the Roll for pricking the Sheriff,
than fend it, and to come tp Coyrt with qui writing firft,
and return fo as to be prefent at Hertford on Monday
Morning, fo her Majefty will be honoured by his Pre-
fence, & Juftice no ways hindered by his Abfence : Alfo
of his good Speeches to her concerning his Lordfhip.
Chelfea, 9 Nov. 1592.
1 02. Sir Tho. Perrot to the E. of Effex his Brother
in law, defiring that he would be an honourable Means
to her Majefty, that his Father's Conveyances of his
Eftate forfeited to her may be judg'd of by her learned
Counfel, &c. Syon, 7 Nov. 1592.
103. LordBuckhum to the Lord Keeper, thanking
him tor having deferr d the hearing the Caufe of his
Sifter Dawes with the Lord North, and had fome Speech
with the Queen in his Lordffiip's Commendation : Alfia
touching Mr. Beaumont and his Bill to her Majefty:
Pities his Lordfhip's being in Hertford, rather than
wifbes to take part with him: and that Mr. Drury lpngs
for his Anfwer, but more for his Liberality. At the
Court, 12 Nov. 1592.
104. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keeper, fending
the RoU of Sheriffs for this Year prick'd bv her Majeftjr,
with Notice that Sir John Byron, tho' prick'd, upon Suit
made is erag'd ; & Mr. John Baflet ftands in his Head.
Hampton Court, 14 Nov. 1592.
105. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper,
defiring his Antagonift Mary Holcroft may have Juftice
done her, tho' againft himfelf. She pretended his Lord-
Sifter had left ber ai-egacy, tbo'fhe had turn'd
her
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Kcr out oF her Service, and made no Will. Stoke, 18
Nov. 1592.
106. Ifabella Countefs of Rutland to the LordKeeper,
touching the Caufe of Sir Tho. Stanhope's Weare upon,
the Trent; in which her Lands being much interefted,
fhe defires the E. of Shrewfbury may be one of the Com-
miflionersof Sewers; and that the Inhabitants about
Trent may be the Ele&ors of thofe Commiffioners.
Stepney, 18 Nov. 1592.
107. Sir Tho. Heneage to the Lord Keeper, that her
Majelty approved of his being prefent at the pricking of
the Welfh Sheriffs; & returns Her Thanks for his ho-
nourable Celebration of the day of her Entrance into
her Government. 23 Nov. 1592.
to8. Sir Julius Csefar to the Lord Keeper, being his
Certificate for the Oaths taken by all Officers in his Court
of. Requefts. Hertford Caftle, 24 Nov. 1592.
1 09. The E. of Lincoln to the Lord Keeper, com-
plaining of the Lord C. Baron's unjuft Dealings with
him, and defires his Lordfhip to hear his Caufe ; or to
be turn'd over to the Common Pleas. Ware, 25 Nov.
1592.
1 10. The Provoft & Society of King's College in Cam-
bridge, to the Lord Keeper, touching his Requeft for
the Grant of the Common Woods & Manor of Ryflip;
of which latter, wherein there are 17 Years to come, they
are willing his Lordfhip fhould be their Tenant, if he will
procure the old.Leafe into Hands to make Surrender
within a Year's Time ; then they will renew for fuch a
Courfe of Years as they are empowered. King's College,
25 Nov. 1592.
in. The E. of Shrewfbury to the Lord Keeper, think-
ing it ftrange that fuch a Courfe of Juftice as the Com-
miflion of Sewers fhould be ftaid upon the untrue Sug-
geftion, that the Complaint againft the Weares upon
Trent within four Shires are fo mixed with the Misde-
meanours of Sir Tho. Stanhope againft him, as tho' they
were all one; whereas they are independent of each
other: Therefore hopes he will be no longer perfuaded
to reftrain the Examination thereof. Sheffield, 29 Nov.
112. Geo. E. of Cumberland to the Lord Treafurer,
concerning the Queen's Dividend & his own in the great
Spanifh Prize lately taken by him & others at Sea. 2
Dec. 1592. *
• 113. Henry E. of Pembroke to the Lord Keeper, of
the great Want of learned Counfellors in the Marches,
hrough the unfitnefs & avocation of feveral here nam'd.
Sion, 10 Dec. 1592.
114- The E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, that a
Conveyance of Hackney Manor fold by the Earl to Sir
H10. Sidney deceafed, is detained in Mr. Montague's
Hands, to the diffatisfaftion of the E.'of Huntingdon,
whofe Name was only ufed, becaufe his Lordfliip was
* bound for Sidney's Debt ; therefore thinks that upon his
Lordfhip's Motion Mr. Montague would deliver up this
Deed, igDec. 1592.
115. Dr. Joha Cafe to Mr. Rob. Cotton at Combe,
of his own ill ftate of Health, with fome Compliments
to his Friend : Touching alfo fome News of the Times;
when the Parliament opens; of the Plague; the Lord
ireafurers Indifpofition; Camden's Health ; and defires
Jiat he will falute his Penelope in his Name face to face
& flefli to flefh; for fo Chrift, the Church, & Nature
command, 28 Deo In Latin. •
116 Sir Tho. Egerton, Attorney General, to the
Lord Keeper, (hewing his Opinion of Myles Gerrard to
be charged with fome Offence by Mr.Bell; that he is a
fimpleMan & has therein been much mifled by his
\We. St.John's, 10 Jan. 1592. \
117. E. of ShreWfbury to the Lord Keeper, preflinff
ne Reexamination of the Caufe between his Neighbour
Mr. Francis Fuljambe, Plaintiff, & Mr. Richard Wort-
ley, Defendant, who by his Purfe & Subtilty had
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Num. 6995, 6996.
his Opmidn dvferborn the *ther. Sheffield, li Ian*
1592.
118. William E. of Bath to the Lord Treafurer, touch*
ing an Order of the Council made at the Requeft of the
faid Earl's Servant, Thomas Hinfon, which his Lordfhip
therefore, & becaufe otherwife alfo tending to his dif«
honour, refufed to obey. Cambridge, 2 Feb. 1592.
119. Gyles Lord Chandois to the Lord Keeper, re-
quefting the Caufe between Robert Danyell, Plaintiff, &
his Coufm Wm. Brayne & Chrift r Burton, Defendants,
removed by the faid Plaintiff into Chancery be difmiffed
to the Common Law, or that the Defendants be at Li-
berty to try it at this next Affizes. Cowbrackley, 5
Feb. 1592.
1 20. Robert E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, being
a fecond Letter in behalf of his Man a good Soldier,
Nich. Fifhpool, that his Lordfliip would procure the
Day afligned for the hearing of his Caufe may hold, or
he will be undone, having brought his Witneffes far &
with great Expence, 7 Feb.
121. Adam (Loftus) A^Bp.of Dublin Sc Tho. Bp.
of Meathe to the Lord Keeper, defiring their Anfwers
to certain Articles exhibited againft them by one Legg,
may be read at the Council Board. Dublin, 13 Feb.
1592.
122. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer*
in anfwer to the Informations given their Lordfhips of
the Council, that one Vaux lately executed at Newcaftle
for the poyfoning of one Ridley, was condemned upon
Preemptions, & had been formerly acquitted for the
fame Fa& : Proving thofe Informations to be falfe. Broad
Street, 17 Feb. 1592.
123. Michael Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, that a
Man fhall attend his Lordfliip with Reafons to make it
appear, that the whole Courfe taken to overthrow his
Brother's Weare has arifen more from Malice than true
Matter, &c. 8 March.
1 24. Michael Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, defiring
him to fign a Warrant for a Commiffion of Oyer &
Terminer within the Jurifdi&ion of the Admiralty in
the County of Suffolk ; the Want whereof would hin-
der hie Profit, and impeach his Jurifdi&ion (being Vice-
Admiral of that County) if a Ship ftopp'd by his Offi-
cers for tranfporting prohibited Goods, fhould be drawn
out of Suffolk by the Vice Admiral of Norfolk, 22
March.
125. Joachim Camerarius to Sir Thomas Savile, of
his defire to fee England, &c. Norimberg, 1 J March
1592. In Latin.
6996.
* A Folio, Vol. viii. containing Letters written by con-
fiderable Perfons in the Years 1593 & 1594-
1. Frances Lady Chandos to the Lord Keeper, en-
treating his Favour in order to fecure her in the Poffef-
fion of her Eftate againft the Claims of the prefent Lord
Chandos ; who hath filled the Ears of mod forts m the
Country with the efpecial Favour that her Majefty hath
promifed towards him to aid and aflift him againft her.
Sudley, 30 March.
2. Mr. E. Stanhope to the Lord Keeper Puckering,
in behalf of Anne Cox Sifter & Heir of Godfrey Somer-
fall, who became bound to T.F. in 400I. in a Recogni-
zance, in nature of a Statute ftaple, with defeafance for
payment of 200 1. &c. From the Court at Greenwich,
5 Apr. 1593.
- 3. Sir Tho. Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, reprefent-
ing the Advantages of his Weare at Shelford with refpeft
to Navigation, & {hewing that no Prejudices do arife
from it, but what are abundatly greater from the Weares
of the Complainants upon the fame Stream. 6 Apr.
*593-
4- 'Sir Tho. Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, concerning
a Body cf Men to* the Number of 4 or 500, Servants,
Tenants & Friends of the E. of Shrewfbury, who tame
1 at
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sat 1 2 a Clock at Night on Eafter Eve moft of thert! bA
Horfeback, with Fire Arms, Axes, Spades, & other
Inftruments, & worked till five in the Morning, in de-
molifljing his Weare. Shelford, 18 Apr. 1593.
5. Sir Tho. Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, informing
him of the little Refpedfc paid to his Letter diretted to
the Sheriff, fot calling a Jury to inquire into the Diforders
that had been committed at his Weare. 1 1 May 1 593.
6. Thomas Lord Buckehurft & John Fortefcue to
the Lord Keeper, recommending Dr. Woode an Ad-
vocate in the Arches to be made a Mafter of the Chan-
cery extraordinary. At Sariftmry Court, 20 May 1 593.
7. John Archbifliop of York to the Lord Keeper,
about York Houle at Charing Crofs. Biftiopfthorpe,
15 June 1593.
8. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keeper, of the
time of fitting about the Subfidy in London. Theobalds,
18 June 1593.
9. Lord Admiral Howard to the Lord Keeper, re-
commending Mr Tho. Legat to be a Commiffioner fot
the celling of the Subfidies in Effex. Haling, 1 8 June
'593-
10. Sir Tho. Egerton, Attorney General, to the Lord
Keeper, concerning a Draught which he had framed of
a Commiffion &. Articles for Vifitation of Hofpitals, &c.
Likewike a Minute concerning Servants being Recufants,
&c. Lincoln's Inn, 1 7 July 1 593.
11. Henry E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper,
concerning the Delivery of certain Gentlemen reftrained
of their Liberties for Recufancy : & likewtfe concern-
fag Mrs. Holcrofte, with whom he had a Law Suit.
York, 21 July 1593.
12. The Lord North to the Lord Keeper, defiring
the Renewing of the Comrtriflion of Subfidy for the Ifle
of Ely, & that Richd. Arkenftall, Richd. Coxe, & Robt.
^fetherell Efqs. may be added to the former Commiffion-
crs. 6 Aug. 1 593.
13. John (Whitgift) A^Bp. of Canterbury to the Lord
Keeper, concerning Slanders printed againft her Majef-
ty's Mother & herfelf. Croydon, 1 Sept. 1593.
14. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, recommending
Sir Robert Jermyn to be Cuftos Rotulorum for the
County of Suffolk. From the Court, 22 Aug. 1593.
15. A Letter from Sigifmond Prince of Tranfilvania
to the Lord Keeper, defiring his Favour to Stephen Ka-
kafio fent from thence on "an Errand to the Queen of
England. Albe Julie 11 Sept. 1593.
16. Copy of a Letter from the Lord Keeper to the.
Prince of Tranfilvania, in anfwer to the former. Lond.
14 Feb. 1593- In Latin.
17. Edw. Hey born to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of
Richard Mulcafter who begged his Intereft to fecure to
him the Prebend of Gateftmry in the Diocefe of Salif-
bury. 13 Sept.
18. Richard Mulcafter to the Lord Keeper, upon the
Subjefl: of the foregoing Letter. No Date.
19. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, touch-
ing his taking of Boaft the Seminary, & his Carefulnefs
in fending him up: The Mifchief that Faftion did to her
Majefty's Subjects: The Juftices & Gentlemen there too
favourable to him, a Note concerning the Stipend paid
to the Lady Margaret Nevile, Daughter to the E. of
Weftmoreland. 2 Oft. 1593.
20. Sir Wm, Courtney & Sir Geo. Cary to the Lord
Keeper, concerning their Examination of Witnefles with
refpeft to certain Articles againft: Mr. Hugh Aclande.
Exon, 4 Oft. 1593.
2 1. Edmundo Bruto, nobili Anglo, Orontius. Epiftola
blanda et offtciofa. Dat. Tolofa, Kal. Oft. 1593.
22. E. of Oxford to the Lord Treafurer ; touching
the Right to the Foreft of Wahham, between the Queen
& him. 25 Oft. 1593.
23. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, concern-
ing the Difcourfes of one John Whitfield, fent to him
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from the Bifliop of Durham to be held In fafe Cuftodv*
which Difcourfes he had inclofed in this Letter. York
*5 1593* • "
. 24. Mr. Serjeant Yelverton to the Lord Treafurer, de*
firing he might be excufed from being made a Judge.
St. Alban's, 9 Nov. 1 593.
* 5. Sir Wm. Wefton Lord C. Juftice of the Court of
Common Pleas in Ireland to the Lord Keeper, giving an
Account of the Lord Deputy's Proceedings in order to
annoy the Traitor Mr. Guyer : & praying that he mighr
have the Difpofal of the Office of the Pregnatory of
the Court of Common Pleas, which the Lord Deputy
difputed with him. Dublin, 5 Dec. 1593*
26. Sir Thomas Egerton to the Lord Keeper, about
receiving certain Writings from his Lordfhip relating to
theEftateof Dacres. 7 Dec. 1593- '
27. Sir Wm. Peryam Lord Ch. Baron to the Lord.
Treafurer, recommending Mr. Mat. Evans to be Baron
of the Exchequer, on occafion of a Vacancy, by the
Death of the Lord Ch. Baron Manwood, 8 Dec.
1593-
28. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, concern-
ing a Commiffion for the Trial of Tho. Walpole & Edw.
Lingen in the North forTreafon committed beyond the
Seas, the Example whereof being likely to have great
ufe in thofe Parts. York, 1 o Jan. 1 593. -
29. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, upon
the fame Subjedh The fame Date.
30. Sir Tho. Egerton to the Lord Keeper, about the
Proclamation for young Perfons to return from beyond
the Seas. Lincoln's Inn, 17^.1593.
31. E. of Pembroke to the Lord Keeper, for a fupply
of Counfellors at the Courts in the Marches of Wales.
Wilton, 22 Jan. 1 593.
32. Richard Young & Thomas Ward, Creditors of
one Chriftopber Scales, a Merchant Taylor in London,
to the Lords & others of the Council, reprefenting his
Cafe thro' many Misfortunes, & in particular by reafon
of the Obftinacy of Abraham Trian, who would come
to no Agreement; which prevented the reft of the Cre-
ditors from entering into a Compofition with him. .Loft-
don, 28 Jan. 1 593.
33. Samuel Cottesford to the Lord Keeper, about
Stepney Vicarage. 30 Jan. 1593.
34. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, con-
cerning the Trial & Condemnation of the Lady Marga-
ret Nevile & others, for entertaining Recufants & Semi-
naries, whom he had reprieved, till he knew her Majef-
ty's Pleafure. York, 11 Feb. 1593.
35. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, con-
cerning a Seminary taken at Berwick. York, 12 Feb.
x 593-
36. Lord Ch. Juftice Popham to the Lord Keeper,
recommending Mr. Wm. Saxie of Lincoln's Inn, to be
Juftice of Munller. 1 7 Feb. 1 593.
37 • E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, con-
cerning Walpole & his Brother whom he had fent to
London; likewife concerning the Behaviour of other
Seminaries. York, 23 Feb. 1 593.
38. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Treafurer, defiring
his Lordfhip on occafion of a Difpute between Mr.
George Gafcoigne of the Temple, & Alderman Berkbie
of York being to put to reference, to ftay other Pro-
ceedings between them which are before his Lordlhip,
till this be determined. York, 28 Feb. 1593.
39. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, referring
himfelf to his Lordlhip's Dire&ions in order to make
ah end of his Law-Suit with Mary Holcrpfte. 1 March
J 593-
40. Earl of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, con-
cerning the fending of one Oglebie, alias Bowne, alias
Ingram, a Seminary, to London. York, 8 March
1593.
41. The Lord Keeper & Lord Buckhurft, to Sir An-
6 G thony
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tfcwiy Sheftey, *illiifg Wmto give Crddit M^flTengei
whom they had fern to him, & to rettm by him a roll
& perfeft Anfwer to their Requefi. York Houfe, 14
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42. Sir Afcthony's Shirley's Declaratkm, which he made
at the receiving the Order of St. Michael, in anfwer to the
Lord Keepet k hoid Bacfchurft, ftgwed with his own
hand.
43, Sir Anthony Sherley's Declaration, wbh more
Cir£ttmft*nc<fe & PartkJularkiesf, delivered by Mr. Geo.
Carew, who *as die Meifettger fent to him in the Fleet
by the Lord Keeper 1 & Lord B^ctehurft.
44- The Lord Keeper & L<*d Buckttorft to Sir John
Wolley of h# Majdfty's Privy Coiflicil* fignifymg their
Examinition df Sit Afttboriy Sherkry, whom they bad
confined a Prifoner in the Fleet, till they might know her
Majafty'S Pleafure, th* Report wheretff t&ry defired him
lo mSke to the Queen. 1 2 March 1 523*
45. Some of the Articled relating to the Ordcfir of St.
MkhaeJ.
46. A few Notes relating to that Order..
47- Qucftkms demanded of Sir' Anthony Sherley
toiiAirtg thd Circumftances at the receiving of the
Ofrdcr.
48. £. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, recommending
his tfticle Mr. Geo.Dcvereux to be put into the Com-
iniffion of the Peace for the Cchmties of Carmarthen
and Pembroke. Greenwich, 2$March 1594.
49. Humble Petition of Mary Holcrofte to the Lord
Keeper', relating to her Law-Suit with the E. of Hunting-
don. 8 Apr. 1 534.
• 50. Mr. Fra. Bacon to the Lord Keeper, about fome
Affair of his to be laid before her Majefty. Gray's Inn,
13 Apr. 1594.
51* Mr. Fra Bacon to the Lord Keeper, further de-
filing his Favour. Grednwkti, 20 Api\ 1594.
52. Mr. Fra. Bacon ttf the Lord Keeper again, upon
the fame SubjeA, & defiring him to take a time with the
Queeri* when the Lord Trcafuret might be prefent, be-
caufe Th unitd fortior. No Date.
53. Henry E. of Kent to the Lotd Treafurer, praying
his Lordfhip to perufe the Draught of a Book to be
figned bnr her Majefty* for the granting a Licence to him
& Sir John Harrington in Mortmain of 500I. Land, for
the endowing of a CoJlege appointed to be ere&ed by the
fate Countcfc of Saffex's WilL 1 1 Apr. 1594.
54. Petition of the Jufticee of the County of Somer*
Set to the Lord Keeper, praying thfct whereas Mr. James
Byffe by his earnefl Suit had procured himfeif to be put
out of the Cotnmiflion of the Peace, k would pleafe his
Lordfhip to eommand hint in again, he being fo ufeful a
Perfon in that Office. Wells, 1 1 Apr. 1 594.
55. Mr. Ralph Rokebye to the Lord Keeper Pickering
& Sir Tho. Heneage Vice Chamberlain, of Examinations
touching Lord Dacres's Lands. York, 12 Apr. 1594.
56. Lady Dacres to the Lord Keeper, apologizing for
not waiting in Perfon upon his Lordfhip/ by reafon of
the Sicknefs of one of their Servants, left it fhouM be
contagious ; & fending a few Notes of Lord Dacres's
Caufe & Proceedings againlt Lady Grefham. CbeUea,
%6 Apr.
57. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, concern-
ing a Caufe, the Particulars whereof were in an inelofed
Paper. Loughborough, 18 Apr. 1594.
58. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, concerning the
Will & Succeffion of part of the Eftate of Mr. Juftice
Windham. Prom the Court, 21 Apr. 1 594.
59. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, concerning the
Preientation of the Archdeaconry of Salop to Dr. Ha-
-bington, in requital of an Advowfon he was contented
to furrender to Lady War wick's Chaplain. Greenwich,
M Apr. 1 594,
6 \ Lord Buckehurfl to the Lord Keeper, figiiifying
her Majelly's Fleafuie that the Bill (be had figned' for
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Mr. John Parker touching the new eftablifeed Office for
keeping of Bills, Anfwers, Replications, &c. might be
paffed & foaled- with the great Seal. From the Court,
24 Apr. 1594.
61. judge Clenche & Judge Walmyfley to the Lord
Keeper, concerning a Caufe between Mrs. Breton & rf>e
E. of Shrewfbury . Serjeant's Inn, 2 5 Apr.
62. Judge Walmyfley to the Lord Keeper, fignifying
that in Obedience to the Letters dire&ed to him from
the Lords of her Majefty's mod honourable Privy Coun-
cil, he had at the Aflizes held at Newark, prevented the
preferring any Bills of Iivciifiment againft the Perfons
appointed by Sir Tho. Stanhope for watching his Weare
at Shelford. No Date.
63. Mr. Win, Lambafde to the Lord Keeper, con-
cerning the Courfe of Chancery for pafling an kinotef-
cimus. 26 Apr. j 594.
64. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, recommending
Mr. Geo. Huntley of Box well in Giocefterfhire, to be a
Jufticeof Peace &: Quorum in that Shire. Greenwich,
27 Apr. 1594.
63. The Lords of the Council to the Lord Keeper, re-
commending Sir Robt. Southwell Kt. to be one of the
Deputy Lieutenants for the County of Norfolk. Green-
wich, the laft of April 1594.
66. The Lords of the Council to the Lord Keeper,
recommending Anth. Wingfeilde Efq. to be one of the
Deputy Lieutenants for the Co. of Suffolk. Greenwich',
laft of Apr. 1 594.
67. E. of El)ex to the Lord Keeper, recommending
Mr. John Bowen Philips to be a Juilice of Peace for th!e
County of Pembroke. From the Court the laft of Apr.
1594-
68. Sir Walter Ralegh to the Lord Keeper, praying
in behalf of Thomas Whitford & Wm. Dobb fummoned
before the Star Chamber for verifying their Knowledge
in a Stannery Court, as Witneffes in an Attion upon the
Cafe between one Denfhire & Stevens, that they may
have their hearing difmiffed from thence to the Stanne-
ries, where it is determinable. Sherborn Caftle, 2
May 15Q4.
69. Sir Hum. Ferrers to the Lord Keeper, about an
Affair betwixt Mr. Anthony Afhley & Mr. Tho. Leving,
which was referred to Mr. John Harpur & himi'elf in
order to be decided. 2 May 1594. From Walton. .
70. Sir Rob. Cecyll to the Lord Keeper & LordBuckc-
hurft, fignifying her Majefty's Difpkafure againft Sir
Anthony Shirley for his refufal to yield up the Order be^
flowed upon him: & likewife concerning the Sheriffs of
London. 3 May 1594.
71. Doro. Cokayne to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of
Tho. Leving her ServanU who with Mr. Afhley had re-
ferred a Matter between them to the Decifion of Sir
Hum. Ferrers & Mr. Harpur; but Mr. Afnley having
obtained an Injun&ion from his Lordfhip gave a great
deal of Trouble, fo that flie prayed him to give the Mat-
ter a hearing himlelf. Pooley, 3 May 1 594.
72. Lord Effex to the Lord Keeper, defiring him to
forbear preffing for a Soilicitor at the end of the Term,
becaufe the ablence of Mr. Baron's Friends may be much
to his difadvantagc. No Date.
73. Judge Clenche & Judge Watmyfley, concerning
the Caufe between Mrs. Breton & the D. of Shrewfbury,
(Vid. Letter 61.) Serjeant's Inn, 5 May 1594.
74. E. of Eflbx to the Lord Keeper, remonft rating
againft the Choice of a Perfon for a new Herald, who
had been burnt in the Hand. W^nfted, 6 May 1594.
75. Sr. Robt. -Cecyll to my Lord uuckehurft, about
the enlargemcntrbf a Sheriff who had been committed,
that it might not be done to the Queen's Diflike, who
was apt to refent it, if any the Icali Thing fwerv fiom
her Majefty's Directions, in form as well as Subitance.
From the Court, 6 May 1594.
76. Mr. Geo. Carey to the L rd Keeper, defiring
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Leave of his Lordlhip for his Counfel to reply to the Ex-
captions taken by LadV Digby's Counfel tohisAnfwer
in a Suit about an Eftate in Truft for the Heirs of Sr.
Wm. Cordell, 7 May 1 594-
77. Lord Buckehurft to the Lord Keeper, concern-
ing the Enlargement of the Sheriff, with Sr.Rob.Cecyli's
Letter inckffed. 7 May \ 594-
i 78, E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, commending Sr.
Wm. Courtney to him, & defiring him to favour him in
the Suits that depend before his Lordihip. Greenwich,
May 1594. . -
79. Thomas Leigh to the Lord Keeper, defiring that
his eldeft Brother Mr. Rowland Leigh mi-ht be nude a
Jufticeof Peace. Stanley, 22 May 1504-
60, LordBuckehurft to the Lord Keeper, touching
-the Confinement & Examination of Lord Montague.
This Wednefday, 1594.
81. Lord Buckehurft to the Lord Keeper, further
touching the Lord Montague, & the reporting his An-
fwers at his Examination to her Majefty. No Date.
81. The Lords of the Council to the Lord Keeper &
Lord Buckehurft, concerning the Execution di fome
convicted Traitors, Dr. Lopas & t\Vo other Portuguefe,
Ferrara & Manoell Lowys. From the Court at Olter-
ley, 9 June 1 594.
83. The Lords of the Council to the Lord Keeper &
Lord Buckehurft, further on the fome Subject. No
Date. * .re
• 84. Lady Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favoured one
Thomas Parker, who had a Suit in Chancery with one
Mr.Diit.on. Barnelme, 5 June 1594.
85. J. Drufius to Sir Th<>. Bodeley, a Letter of Com-
pliment, in Latin. 5 June 1 594.
86. Lord Buckehurft to the Lord Keeper, ^ recom-
mending Dr. Drury to be put into the Commiffion of
the Peace for the County of Suffex. 7 lum *594-
. 87. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, further in be-
half of Thomas Parker. 12 June
« 88. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, praying that j
Br Wood may be made a Mafter of the Chancery ex-
traordinary. 12 June 1594.
• 89. Sir Wm. Wefton Lord Ch. Juftice of the Com-
raon Pleas in Ireland, together with the Mafter of the
Rolls, & Lord Ch. Baron, to the Lord Keeper, con-
certing the deceitful Practices of one Patrick Crofbie
in order to get fome Hofpital Lands in Fee Farm paffed
over to him at under Value. Dublin, 14 June 1594.
90. The fame to the Lord Keeper, complaining of the
Lord Deputy for favouring the faid Crofbie, & forim-
pritbning their Meffenger & feizing their Letters fentto
his Lordihip. Dublin, 1 8 June 1 594.
01. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, Lord Bucke-
hurft] &c. folliciting for an end of the Examiners Suit.
Theobalds, 24 June 1594.
02 The Lord Keeper to the L. of Shrewfbury, figni-
fvinff her Maifefty's Difpleafure at his Wage of fome of
his Tenants, & recommending it to him to eafe themot
their Hardfhip, in order to giveher Majefty Satisfaction.
01. John Biihop of Sarum to the Lord Keeper, begging
him to take off a Writ official Supplicavit for furety of
cood Behaviour, that had been obtained from his Lord-
fliip aeamft Mr. Hooper, an-Officer of his: & defiring
him to iffue forth a new Commiffion of the Peace. Sa-
^oi/fiffif Effex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of
one Mr. Lane,^ha had a Caufe before his Lordfhip;
From the Court, 21 July 1594- • - * .
oc. Roger Goade to the Lord Keeper, concerning
Lands'of Mr. Bur^oyne charged to the King s College
ih Cambridge. 12 Aug. 1594-
9 <5. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, .concerning- a
Snk of fome poor Men before him. July ^94.
- 07 John Bp. of Sarum to the Lord Keeper, further
of tie Writ of Supplicavit awarded from out of the
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Court of Chancery againft Mr. Hooper, whicti was 1
Piece of Revenge upon him as the Bifhop's Officer; who
was a&ive in reforming many Irregularities in that City.
Sarum, 28 July 1594. .
98 & 99. Anthony Lord Montague to the Lord
Keeper, in behalf of fome of his Servants under ArrefL
Sackvill Houfe, the laft of July & 3 Aug. 1 594.
100. Mr. Francis Bacon to the Lord Ke- er, defiring
him, as one he found had taken his Fortune to heart 1 ,
to remember her Majefty of a Sollicitor that prefent
Day. Gray's hm, 24 Aug: 1 594.
101. Lady Warv. i k to the Lord Keeper, in behalf
of Mr. John Dive to be a Juftice of the Peace. From
the Court, 20 Aug: 1 594.
102. Mr. Fra. Bacon to the Lord Keeper, defiring him
not to omit this favourable Time. Gray s Inn, 25 Aug.
1594.
103. John (Whitgift) A~Ep. of Canterbury to the
Lord Keeper, concerning Books of Concealment of
ChuTch Lands, prepared to be paffed by her Majefty &
the great Seal Bcakcfbourne, 28 Aug. 1594.
1 04. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of a
Perfon who had a Suit before him. From the Court,
28 Aug. 1594-
105. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, defiring him t<)
place his Chaplain Mr. Bate in the Living of Kinfham in
Oxfordlhire. From the Court, 19 Aug. 1594.
ic6. Sr. Tho. Egerton to the Lord Keeper, fending
him the Copy of an Aft of Parliament he had formerly
drawn up. At the Rolls, 15 Sept. 1594.
107. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, further in be*
half of his Chaplain Mr. Bate. 16 Sept.
108. Mr. Anthony Standen to the Lord Treafurer,
vindicates himfelf from the Charge of Indii'crction in his
Conduct as a Spy into the Treafon then breaking, out,
Greenwich, 20 Sept. \ 594.
109. Mr. Francis Bacon to the Lord Keeper, defiring
to know when he mr-ht wait upon him at Kew, that for
his better direction & the advancement of the Service he
might acquaint his Lordfhip now before the Term with
fuch of her Majefty's Caufes as are in his Hands, Gray's
Inn. 25 Sept.
1 1 0. Mr. Francis Bacon to the Lord Keeper, acquaint-
ing him W'th a Meffage he had received from Lord Effex,
that her Majefty had fttdfaftty promifed to difpatch his
Matter to-morrow. Gray's Inn, 28 Sept. 1; 94.
lit. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of
Mr. Howel Vaiighan, who was Plaintiff in a Caufe in
the Star Chamber againft Richard Herbert. From the
Court, i 1 Oft. 1594- . r rTX
\ 1 . 2 . E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, m favour of Du
Steward, againft whom a Suit is brought into Chancery,
whefcin he hath been hardly dealt withal, & fome Wrong
alfo offered to the whole Company of the Doftors of the
Arches. From the Court, 14 Oct. 1594- #
113. John Barefoote, Archdeacon of Lincoln, to the
Lord Keeper, laying before him the Cafe of the Hofpitals,
190a. 1*594- . .
114. E. of Lincoln to the Lord Treasurer, complain*
ing of the great Abufes done by Sir Ed. Dymock &
Savil to himfelf & the Country, & praying his Lordfhip
& the Lords of the Council to appoint fuch as they {hall
think fit, to take Examinations & Depofitions of Wit-
neffes, & to fufpend theirs till Trial. Chandrow, 27
Oct. 1594. t 1Tr
115. E. of Northumberland to the Lord Keeper, re-
ferring fome Matters of Difference between his Tenants
& him to his Lbrdfhip's Decifion. London, 8 Nov.
•"' S i?6. Sir Richard Bingham to the Lord Keeper, givu^
an Account of the Affairs of Ireland, efpecially of Lute;-,
where the great ones of late m jre openlv fliew tiemfelves
in nature of Rebellion than at firft. Dublh, 4 Dec.
117 Edward
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1 1 7. Edward E. of Oxford to the Lord Treafurer,
for the reviving of a Law for the Queen's Tenants to do
Hiroage for their Lands, the Negleft whereof is only
fo r thr Gain of a private Office, to the hindrance of her
Maj dty\s Service, & the difinheritance of hirafelf of both
Service & Fees belonging to his Office as Lord High
Chamberlain, 9 Nov. 1594.
1 18. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, having granted
to Mr. Clcpole a S urvey or 's Place of her Majefty's Sta-
bles, defires: his Lordfhip to difpatch his Commiflion
which he is to receive from him under the great Seal.
13 Nov 1594.
119. The Lord Keeper to Sir Tho. Egerton, Mafler
of the Rclls & the Attorney General, about the Form
of an Oath for the Deputies of one Mr. Parker. 21
Jan. 1594.
120. E.of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of an
Infant who was in danger of lofing his Portion of 1800I.
given him by his lately deceafed Father Henry Reynolds.
From the Court, 2 f Jan. 1594.
121. E. of Eifex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of
one Mrs. Sydnam who had a Caufe before his Lordfhip.
From the Court, 26 Jan, 1594.
122. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, defiring him
to prefent his Chaplain Dr. Merrick, who was likewife
his Father': Chaplain, to the Parfonage of Llanvullin or
the Reftory of Denbigh, both which were become vacant
by the i 'romotion of Dr. Morgan to the Biflioprick of
Landaff ; for which he was the fitter as he could fpeak
the Language of the Country, 29 Jan. 1594.
123. Sir Tho. Windebanke to the Lord Keeper, that
whereas the Loid Ch. Juftices of the King's liench &
Common Pleas were to give their Afliftancc in the Court
of Wards, they had for that Reafon put oft' the hear-
ing of a Matter between the E. of Derby & the Countefs
of Derby Widow ; that he was neverthclefs commanded
by her Majefty to write to his Lordfliip that (he cannot
like or well fufFer any fuch Delays, & therefore willeth
that his Lordfliip (hould this Night give Order for the
Caufe to be heard To-morrow, & to fignify the fame to
the two faid Lords Ch. Juftices, her Highnefs having ap-
pointed that Time to the Noblemen, 7 Feb. 1594.
124. E. of Kent to the Lord Treafurer, complaining
that Mr. Garter principal Herald at Arms had granted
under his Hand &Seal of his Office, to Geo. Rotheram
of the Co. of Bedford Efq. to bear & quarter his aiuient
Coat without any Difference. Wreft, 9 Feb. 1594.
125. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, defiring in be-
half of Mr. Wm. Pooley who hath a Suit before his Lord-
Ihip in Chancery, that it may be fully heard & deter-
mined, his Adverfary labouring very earneftly to with-
draw it out of that Court. From the Court, 10 Feb.
J 594-
1 26. Sir John Fortefcue to the Lord Keeper, defiring
him to appoint a Day for hearing a Caufe between John
Drewe & Sir Wm. Courteney in the Star Chamber. At
the Wardrobe, 15 Feb. 1594.
127. Peregrine Lord Willughby to the Lord Trea-
furer, concerning the Mifdemeanour of his Men towards
Mr. Wingcfield : Likewife concerning a Challenge be-
tween him & Sir Thomas .... Grimfthorp. 16 Feb.
*594-
' 128. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of his
Chaplain Mr. Buckeridge for the Living of Shephale in
Hertford (hire. Greenwich, 17 Feb. 1594.
129. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of Sir
Chriftopher Blunt, who had a Caufe in the Court of
Chancery, & the adverfe Party was attempting fome in-
direct Courfe, 18 Feb. 1594.
^ 130. E. c f Eflex to the Lord Keeper, acknowledging
4iis Favour to his Chaplain Mr. Rogers in beitowing upon
him the Advowfon of Kilworthe. 19 Feb. 1534.
131. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, defiring him to
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confer on the Bifhop of Landaff, a- fmall Benefice k
two little Prebends, which the Dean of Armagh was
willing to forego for his fake. From the Court, 22 Feb^.
*594.
13?. Wm. Sebrooke to the Lord Keeper, fending to
him the Names of all fuch Perfons, as were indifted,
arraigned, & found guilty of Treafon at Newgate Seflions . '
for the City of London, Anno 1588. London, 3 March
1594.
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the Year 1 595.
1. Mr. Gerard Lowther to the Lord Keeper Pucker-
ing & Sr. Thomas Heneage Vicechamberlain, in behalf
of the Widow & Children of Mr. Ralph Rokeby, who
had been a very induftrious & ufeful Perfon in her Ma-
jelly's Service, that he would recommend them to her
princely Clemency. Penrith, 25 Mar. 1595.
2. E- of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of Mr..
Yetfweirt one of her Majefty's Servants, who had a
Caufe before him which gave him a great deal of Trouble
& Vexation from the Stationers. From the Court, 27
March 1595. See below Letters 9, 10, 11;
3. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of
Mr. Rokeby's Widow & Children. York, 31 March
*595-
4. Margaret Countefs of Cumberland to the Lord
Keeper, in behalf of Mr. Ryther, whofe Adverfaries pro-
ceeded againft him only upon Malice, & not from any
juft Caufe. Greenwich, 8 Apr. 1595.
5. Lord Keeper to the E. of Huntingdon, about Sir
Walter Ralegh's Portion with his Wife. 27 Apr. 1595.
6. Copy of the foregoing Letter.
7. John A~Bp. of Canterbury to the Lord Keeper,
giving his Opinion of a Draught of a Commiflion
he received from his Lordfhip. Lambeth, 28 Apr.
1595.
8. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of Wm.
Gerrard touching the Obfervation of an Order, where-
unto he hath conformed himfelf ; but wanteth Means to
perform the fame by reafon of fomc Hindrances which
he receiveth from others in his Eftate. From the Court,
6 May 1595.
g. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of the
Widow Yetfweirt. Whitehall, 7 May 1595.
10. Jane Yetfweirt to the Lord Treafurer, concerning
the Trouble fhe was left in by the Death of Mr. Yetf-
weirt with the Stationers, who contended the Validity of
his Patent for printing the Law. Sunbury, 7 May 1595.
See above § 2.
1 1 . Jane Yetfweirt to the Lord Keeper, upon the
fame fubjed & at the fame time.
12. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of Mr. ■
Francis Courteney, that his Lordfliip would grant an In-
junction for the maintenance of a former Order to ftay
the Proceedings of his Adverfaries at Common Law, &
appoint a Day for hearing the Caufe in Chancery. From
the Court, 7 May 1595.
13. Lord Hunfdon to the Lord Keeper, praying him
to put off the Caufe between Paget & Lane to a further
Day, for the fake of Mr. Lane; whofe Counfel cannot
attend at the time appointed, & his whole Eftate depends
upon the Iflue of the Trial. 20 May 1 595.
14. Mr. Francis Bacon to the Lord Keeper, upon his
leaving the Sollicitorfhip. Twickenham Park, 26 May
1 595.
15. Lady Chandos to the Lord Keeper, begging liis
favourable regard of her Caufe occafxoned by her Father
in Law's Alteration of his Will in his Life-time, 29 May
S \i. SirRob.Cecyl to the Lord Hunfdon, fignifying
her Majefty's Pleafure that the Earl muft
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Houfe. From the Court, 2 June 1 595.
17. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favdur of
Mr. Eture an Elder of the French Church, drawn into
Difficulties by being unacquainted with the Courfe of
bur Laws. From the Court, 10 June 1595. See Let-
ter 23.
1 3. Mr. Fra.Bacdnto the Lord Keeper, excufinghis
Hot attending the Court on account of an Ague, which
he hoped he had chafed away by Phyfick: That as
much as he defired Promotion, it was by no means to
fupplant any Man, &c. Gray's Inn, 1 1 June 1595.
19. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of the
poor Cappers of Litchfield, 14 June.
10. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of Mr.
William Carew, who hath a Cafe to be argued before
his Lordfhip From the Court, 14 June 1595.
21. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keepetf, defiring him to
give to Mr. Wm. Benfon, the Vicarage of Horfley in
the County of Northumberland; Froni the Court, 16
June 159^.
12. E of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of oiie
^Taylor who has a Controverfy depending before his
Lordfhip, with one Nicholls. From the Court, 16 June
*595*
23. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, further in behalf
6f Mr. Eture an Elder of the French Church. From
the Court, 17 June 1595.
24. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of Mr.
Francis Saunder, who defireth the rather his Lordlhip's
Favour, becaufe his Adverfary is under his Lordihip's
Authority, & hath made Means by the fpace of five
Years to defer the Trial to his great Prejudice; From
the Court, 25 June 1595.
25. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of Mr.
Humphry Wall of the Town of Leominftet, who is com-
mitted to the Fleet upoti Aftion of Debt, that he may
be enlarged upon fufficient Security in order to attend a
Caufe ot great Importance at the next Aflizes at Here-
ford* From the Court, 26 June 1593.
26. 27 & 28. E. of Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in be-
half of Robert & John Waterhoufe, & Tho. Simfon,
who have Caufes in Chancery, & Mr. Vowel who" is
mark'd to be difplaced out of the Commiflion of the
Peace for the County of Devon. From the Court,
29 & 3 June, & 3 July 1595. •
2Q. Mr. Francis Bacon to the Lord Keeper, recom-
mending Mr. Richard Kemp, a Reader of Gray's Inn,
to be put into Commiflion for the Subfidy. Twicken-
ham Park, 3 July 1595. .
30. The Lord Treafurer to the Lbrd Keeper, in behalf
of Mr. John Daniel againft Mr. Tho. Brooke, who had
taken the Profits of certain Tithes by colour of a Leafe
feid to be void in Law. Weftminfter, 5 July 1 595.
31. E. of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, in behalf
of Thomas Bofvylle who had a Caufe before him. At
the Court, 9 July 1595.
32. The Archbpof Canterbury to the Lord Keeper,
recommending Mr. Merrick for the Vicarage of Welt
hythe. Lambeth, 10 July 1595.
33- The Lord Ch.Juftice Popham to the Lord Keeper,
concerning a Trial at Guildhall in the City of London,
19 July 1595*
34. Sir John Norreys to the Lord Keeper, concerning
the Troubles in Ireland. Dublin, 20 July 1 595.
35. Lord Buckehurft to the Lord Keeper, fignifymg
that my Lord of Shrewlbury fliall be left to remain at
his own houfe. 2 3 July 1595.
36. Sir Tho. Egerton to the Lord Keeper, fignifymg
her Majefty's Pleafure in the fame Affair of the E. of
ghrewfbury, 23 July 1595.
37. Mr. Fra. Bacon to the Lord Keeper, complaining
of his Lordfhip's deferring of him & failing him juft in
Cat. Ha*l. Vol. Ill,
the Conclufibn of this Affair, when friends are beft
tried. Gray's Inn, ±8 July 1595.
38. E. of Eflex to the Ldid Keeper, in favour of the
Juftices in Wales that they may not be difplaced, being
all of them to his knowledge able fit fufficient Gentle-
men. From the Court, . . . July 1595.
39. E. of Lincoln to the Lord Keeper & to the Lord
Treafurer, concerning a Libel written & f>ublifhed by Sir
Edward Dymock, & an Anfwer to it by an uncertain
J'erfon, which provoked him to £ Challenge, 7 Aug.
»S95*
40. E. pf Eflex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of hig
Chaplain Mr. Roberta, that his Lordfhip may be pleafedl
to give him the Living of Chettington in rhe Counts of
Bucks, in purfuance to a Petition in the Name Ot the
whole Parifh, 8 Aug. 1595.
41. Petition of Chettington Inhabitants in behalf of
Mr. Roberts.
42. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper in behalf of
Mr. Tho. Wye, who had been, a long time in Contro-
verfy with Mr. Tho. Cbmbes for theParfonage of Sooth
Sarum, that a Sequeftration of the Goods may be con*
tinued until the midft of next Term, 1 7 Aug.
43. Sr; Fra Drake 8: Sir John Hawkins to the Lord
Treafurer, upon their going out to Sea upon aii
Expedition to the Weft ludie^ Plymouth* 1 8 Aug.
1595- . . .
N. B. Neither of thefe brave Captains returned
home, both dying at Sex in different Places in this
Voyage.
44. Mr. Fra. Bacon to the Lord Keeper, apologizing
for his manner of writing in a former Letter. Twick-
enham Park, 19 Aug. 1595.
45. E. of Bath to the Lord Keeper, defiring that Utt.
Hugh Ackland may be reftored to the Commiflion of th*
Peace in the Co. of Devon, there being a groat Want
of good Juftices there. Taviftocke, 2 Aug. 1595.
46. Thfc. Lord Scroope to the Lord Keeper, defiring
him to replace in the C ommiflion of the Peace Mr. John
Sowthike & Richard Sandford in the Cpunty of Weft-
morland. Carlifle, 29 Aug. 1595.
47. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper^ recommending it
to bitri to fend for Mr. Bacori, as a ready expedient td
remove the Jealoufy between them. 31 Aug. 1595.
48. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, encountering the
Requeft of the Earl of Bath. From the Court, 3 Sept*
1 595*
49. The Lord High Admiral tb the Lbrd Keeper^ dd-
firing that Mr. Sey of Adlkigton may be put into the
Cominiffion of the Peace tor the County erf Surrey*
Haling, 8 Sept; 15^5.
50. The Lords of the Council to the lord Keeper,
recommending for Deputy Lieutenants in the County of
Kent made choice of by the Lord Cobham, Sir Thomas
Wilford Ku St* John Levefon, Thomas Fane and Tho-
mas Walfyngham Efqrsj From the Court at Nonefacb,
12 Sept. 1595.
51. E. of Kent to the Lord Treafurer, touching the
Mutter in Bedfordlhire, & how well the Soldiers *ere
approved by the Lord General a? Tilbury, 15 Sept. 1595*
52. E. of Effex- to the Lord Keeper, very ftrong in
the behalf of hU Chaplain Mr. Roberts, 17 Sept* 1595^
53. Lord Keeper to the E.of Effex, ki anfrcr to the
former Letter. No Date.
54. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keepefr, defiring
him to reftore Mr. Mandarine & Mr. Warren to thd
Commiflion of the Peace in Cheflwe.- Theobalds 19
Sept. 1595.
55. Edward E. of Worcefter to the Lord Keeper
concerning the Examination of two Witneflfe* tbout his
Man Lloyd for the t)eath of a Man. RaglaAd, «o
Sept.
56. The Lords of the Council to the Lord K*«geri
defiring his Lordfhip to grant a Licence to Hans &re^
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bf her Majefty's People, & fo to relieve himfelf by luch
Collection as he can make. From the Court at Nonfuch,
ft i Sept. 1 595. . -
57. John A^Bp. of Canterbury to the Lord Keeper,
praying him to feal a Commifliqn for Caufes ecclefiafti-
cal. Croydon, 22 Dec. 1595.
5$. TheLord Treafurer, to the Lord Keeper, again in
favour of Mr. Manwaring & Mr. Warren. Vid. Letter 54.
Theobalds, 22 Sept. 1 595.
59. Mf. Fra. Bacon to the Lord Keeper, fcxtufing
Mr. Attorney & himfelf for putting off a Caufe till the
next Week, which fhould immediately have been,
brought before his Lordfliip. Gray's Inn, 25 Sept,
*595-
60. Mr. Fra. Baton to the Lord Keeper, faggefting
that as her Majefty had appointed a Sollicitor, he (hould
Retire to Twickenham; though whenever fhe (hould
like to imploy him in any particular, he (hail be ready to
do her willing Service. And this he writes to his Lord-
fliip, left he might think that his Silence proceeded from
a Difguft towards himfelf, 1 1 Oft. 1595.
61. Mr. Fra. Bacon to the Lord Keeper, telling his
Lordfliip that he conceived he was now at the beginning
6f his good fortune; whereas if he had been an ambitious.
Man, it would have overthrown him. But minded as he
was, he could truft the Queen, wno was riot running, &
who he hoped might live & reign long. Twickenham
Park, 140a. 1595.
62. Lady Effex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of John
Daniel, that his Lordfliip would appoint the. hearing the
beginning of next Term. Barnelmes, 20 Oft. 1595.
63. E-of Huntingdon to the Lord Keeper, concern-
ing a foul Robbery committed by one Chriftopher Ham-
mond & others in Yorkfliire, intreating him to prevent a
Pardon, & to have them tried & judged by the Law.
York, 20 Oft. 1595.
64. Sir Robert Cecyll to 'the Lord Keeper, fignifylng
that it is not her Majefty's Pleafure to interfere in the
Choice of a Recorder of the City of London, fo as to
make a prefcription ; yet feeing they have in dutiful re-
fpeft nominated 6 Perfons, there are three Mr. Crook,
Altham & Fofter, any one of whom the. Lot may fall
upon, will be to her Majefty indifferent. From the
Court, 10 Nov. 1595.
65. Charles Lord Mountjoye to the Lord Keeper, in
behalf of Mr. William St. John, that he may be reftored
to the Connjiiflion of the Peace in Hampflure, 16 Nov.
*595- .
66. Sir Tho. Egerton, Sir Richard Shuttleworth &
H* Townefliend to the Lord Keeper, defiring that Richard
Grofvenor of Eaton Efq; may be placed in the Commif-
lion of Peace in the Co. of Chefter near to Wales, 17
Nov. 1595.
67. E. of Lincoln to the Lord Treafurer, touching the
unnatural Praftices many Years continued by Sir Edw.
Dymocke & his Confederates againft him. ChanonRow,
21 Nov. 1595.
68. John A~Bp. of Canterbury to the Lord Keeper,
recommending to him Mr. Graven his Chaplain as a Man
of very good Defert. Lambeth, 24 Nov. 1505.
69. Mr. Juftice Walmfley Sc Mr. Jufticq Fenner to the
Lord Keeper, recommending Mr. Thomas Snell to be
replaced in the Commiflion of Peace for the County of
Wilts. Serjeants Inn, 26 Nov. 1595.
70. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keeper, defiring
that the E. of Derby may be heard by his Counfel con-
cerning, his Right to the Stewardfliip of Macclesfield in
the County of Chefter, 27 Nov. 1 595.
71. Mr. Arthur Throckmorton to the' Lord Keeper,
defiring a Recovery from the E. of Huntingdon, after fo
piany Promifes failed by his Lordfliip to his Brother Sir
Walter Ralegh, of part of his Sifter's Portion in the Earl's
Hands, 27 Nov. 2595.
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. $2. Mr. John -Stanhope to the Lord Keeper, touching
an Information againft Wm. Michelot & Michael At*-
tromley, Merchant, Strangers, For conveying a Ship of fe*
ven hundred Tons with an hundred thoufand Weight
Englilh Ordnance for the Ufe of the King of Spam*
Charing Crofs, 29 Nov. 1*95.
73. Lord Buckehurft & the Lord High Admiral td
the Lord Keeper, recommending Mr. Tho. Lewkener td
be put into the Commiflion of Peace for Suffex, 1 Dee*
IS9J-
74. Sir Robert Cecyll to the Lord Keeper, re'com*
ttiending Mr. Wm. Treffrye, who at the laft Invafion of
the Spaniards fliewed himfelf very Vigilant, to be put
into the Commiflion of Peace for Cornwall. Richmond*
1 Dec. 1595.
75. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keeper, adve!*
tifing that in the Roll for Wales her Majefty had ras'd
out Mr.Prin & prick'dMr. Rob. Salifbury for Sheriff for
Merionethfliire. In the P. S. informs, but not warrant-
ably, that the K. of Spain was dead, & the D, of Parma
poifoned at Arras. Hampton Court, 5 Dec. 1 595,
76. Lord Stafford to the Lord Keeper, complaining
of a Jury being unduly impofed to his great prejudice, &
keeping him out of the immediate poffeffion of an Eftate
which ought not to be delayed. Stafford, 6 Dec>
1595-
77. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, recommending
Mr. Hugh Acklahd to be put into the Commiflion of the
Peace againft his own former Advice, being very well fa*
tisfy'd as to the Point for which he then difluaded froffl
it. Richmond, 7 Dec.
78. The Lord Treafurer to the Lord Keeper^ in fa*
vour of Mr* Michelot & Mr. Antromley, who were at 4
cufed of (hipping, off Iron Ordnance for the Ufe of thd
King of Spain. From the Court, 16 Dec. 1595*
79. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of Mr*
Geo. Rotheram to be relieved againft the Oppreffioa of
his Adverfaries who fell'd down his Timber, with othef
Injuries, & thai: contrary to an Order from his Lordfliip*
From the Court, the laft Dec.
80. Sir Rob. Cecyll to the Lord Keeper & the Lord
Treafurer, that her Majefty had fign'd the Warrant for
the E. of Hertford's Delivery by 8 a clock next day> &
that their Lordftiips might order their Speech, not as a
Difcharge, but as a Mitigation. From the Court, 3 Jan*
81. Sir Ro. Cecyll to the Lord Keeper & the Lord
Buckehurft, informing them that it is her Majefty's Will
that the E. of Hertford may be removed from the ToWef
To the A'Bp. of Canterbury's. From the Court, 23 Ja%
*595- •
82. Sir Rob* CeCyll to the Lord Keeper, fending the
E. of Hertford to him to be releafed upon Bond, &c ro*
commending Mr. Fleetwood to be put into fuch Com*
. miflions as he deferved. No Date.
83. Sir Rob. Cecyll to the Lord Keeper, defiring him
to fettle in a Place his Coufin Richard Spencer Brother
to Lady Derby. No Date.
84. LadyEffex to the Lord Keeper, returning hiia
thanks for appointing her Coufin Stuart Clerk of the
Peace in Leicefterfliire. London, 17 Jan. 1595*
85. Humphrey Purefey tk E % Stanhope to the Lord
Keeper, with thanks for his Care of fo good a Lady 9s
the Countefs of Huntingdon the Widow of fo worthy a
noble Gentleman, who liv'd & died moll careful of
God's, her Majefty's & his Country's Service, & praying
his Lordfliip to be a Means to her Highnefs for furniftv
ing another TPrefident & Lieutenant. York, 9 Jan.
S6. £. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of his
Chaplain Mr. Buclceridge for the benefice of Bradfielct
From the Court, 1 2 Jan. 1595.
8 7. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, defiring his Lord-
fliip to ftand firm with him, in order to procure Mr.Fr^.
Bacon to be Sollicitor. Greenwich, 1 5 Jan.
S3.' Lady
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your of Mr. Daniel. Walfyngham Houfe x 15 Jan,
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89* Copy of the Order for the City of London to fur-
liifh certain Ships in warlike manner to join with her
. Majefty'sNavy Royal for defence of the Realm. From
the Court at Richmond, 1 5 Jan, 1 595.
90. E of Effex ta the Lord Keeper, to obtain relief
for Mr. Markham Prifoner in the King's Bench. Wal-
fingham Houfe, 1 5 Jan. 1 59
9 1 . Petition of the aboyefaid Robert Markham.
92. Cafe of Mr. Rob. Markham againlt Hugh
Hare.
93 . E. of Pembroke to the Lord Keeper, praying the
Grant to be made out for the Cuftos Rotulorum in Sa-
mm: and that Mr. Gregory Price & Mr, Henry Vaughan
being his Deputy Lieutenants in Brecon may be
m the Commiflion of the Peace. Wilton, 20 Jan.
1595.
94. E. of Effex to the. Lord Keeper, a third time in
favour of Mr. Waterhoufe, 21 Jan.
95. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, touching the
Commiflion of Sewers for Romney Marlh, &c, London,
21 Jan. 1595.
96. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of
Henry- Slyfield, carried into theStarchamber by one Stone,
for a Contract with his. Daughter without his Privity.
k'rom the Court, 27 Jan. 1595.
97. Lords of the Council to the Conftable of the
Town of Midhurft in Suffex, ordering to bring up Ro-
bert Dyer who was in his Cuftody for certain Words
given forth by him, which do very n\uch concern the
£ord Montague. London, 27 Jan. 1595.
98. of Derby to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of
Yi* Griffith Plaintiff, in a Caufe in the Sfcirchamber
againft: Rich., Bowleg to flay a Fine of % 06 1 13s. 4d. &
Imprifonment, till the Caufe receive hearings Ruffel
llaufe, 38. Jan. 1595.
99. Lady Frances Howard Vifcquntefa Byndon toths
Lord Keeper, concerning a Caufe of Hers referred to
three Judges, & the Ch. Baron, that his L.oidihip would
pleafe alfo to join the Lord Ch. Juftice pf the King'$
Bench. Laft ei Jan. 1595.
\qq. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in behalf of hi$
Chaplain Dr. Meyrick, that he may receive Preferment
according to his Merit & long Expe&ation, From the
Courts 5 Feb, 1595,
IPX. Lord Willughby & Sir Geo, St, Poll to the Lord
Treafurer, concerning the Mufters in the Diocefe of Nor-
wich, v?ith an Account of the Mufter Book of the Clergy-.
Knathe, 8 Feb, 1 595.
1 02. E, of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of
fome Servants of Lady Knollis cited to the Star Cham-
ber, that they may pafs Examination by Perfons of Cre-
dit in the Country, & have them tranfmitted to Londoi*
in thefirft Place. London, 12 Feb, 1 595^
103. E% of Effex about Mr. Alien & Colman,
104. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, for Mr.
Vaughan to be Juftice of Peace in Carnarron, Np
Pate,
105. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of Mr,
Broughtoii. No Date*
106- E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, further in favour
of Mr. Fra, Bacon* No Date,
107. E. of Effex to the Lord Keeper, in favour of
the Biftiop of LandafF about to be removed to Exon, th^t
he may hold two Prebends h% Commend^m. No
Date.
108, TheMafter of the Rolls to the Lord Keeper,
concerning a Bill's being fign'd by her Majefly as. a fuf-
ficient Warrant for him to pafs the Se^l, tho' written
again in Chancery Hand, having no Words therein di-
rected to him, commanding hm to' pafs the fame.
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lick Tranfaftiotis in the Years ? 591— 1595, They
confift chiefly of Warrants for fearchfag after & ap-
prehending fufpefted Perfdns, together with Examirta-
, tions & Depofitions concerning Perfons for hearing
Mafs, Recufancy, Treafon, & Felony. Bought of Mr j
Baker. The book contains 25 1 leaves. * ;
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A folio^ Vol. xi. containing original Letters of confident
able Perfons in the Years 1580, & 1 581.
1. Mr. Robert Bowes to Secretary Walfyngham, re*
tatingthe dittrefled Cafe of theE. of Morton in Scotland
& his Adherents; & defiring his Advice whether it wer$
proper for him to repair to London to anfwerthe untrue
buggeftions of Rowland Johnfon, & fill up his place in
Parliament, being a Burgefs for Appleby in Weftmorland,
Berwick, 7 Jan. 1580.
2. Mr. Rob. Bowes giving an Ac-
count of Mr. Archibald Douglas coming to Berwick
to feek her Majefty 's Succour to himfelf, & to the
E. of Morton, who was accufed by Capt. James,
Steward for the murder of the King's Father, where-
upon he was committed, tho* the Town of Edinburgh
& many others offered very liberally for his Delivery, &c
Berwick, 7 Jan. 1580. At the con clufion Notice is taken
how difagreeable the Name of an, Englilhman was in Scot-
land at that time.
3. Mr, Robert Bowes to the Lord Hunfdon, giving
an Account that the Earl of Morton was in great danger
of his Life. Berwick, 1 1 Jan. 1580.
4. Mr. Rob. Bowes to the Lord Treafurer Burghley
& Secretary Walfyngham, concerning the Defign of the
Adverfaries of the E. of Morton to bring him to the
knowledge (as they term it) of an Inqueft appointed by
themfelves, without refpeft to form or Law, nor yet to
give him trial by his Peers : which Meafures are oppofecj
by the E. of Angus & Lord Lindfey. Then he proceeds
to give information of a Defign for 1 000 French Men to
be Guard to the King of Scotland, &c. And that a cer-
tain Lawyer lately returned from the Schools in France,
uxaintaned that the King of Scotland was rightly King of
Scotland & of England. Berwick, 1 1 Jan. 1580.
5. E.of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, de-
claring his readinefs to ferve the Queen for the Succouf of
the E. of Morton, with his Opinion of that Affair. York,
8 Jan. 1580,
. 6. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, con-
cerning the feveral Wants tQ be fupplied, before the
Army can be ready. York, 13 Jan. 1580.
7. Mr, Thomas Randolph to Secretary Walfyng-
ham, concerning the Delay of the Packet, York, 1 2 Jan.
8. Lords of the Council to thcE. of Huntingdon, of
(ending 3000 1. unto his Lordfbip. Weftminfter, 13 Jan.
1580. A Copy.
9. Lords ot the Council to Mr< Bowes, concerning of
Forces convenient for the Borders, 15 Jan. 1580. A
Copy.
ic. Lords of the Council to the E,of Huntingdon,
that 2ooq FoQtmen & 500 Horfc may be placed upon
the Borders, 1 5 Jan . 1 5 8 o,
ii« Mr. Rob. Bowes to Secretary Walfyngham, to
excufe his Nonattendance of the Parliament now fitting.
Berwick, 1 6 Jan. 1580.
12. Extract of a Letter from Mr. Rob, Bowe§ to the
E. of Huntingdon, further touching the Cafe of the E.
of Morton, &c. 16 Jan. 1580.
j 3. Mr* Robert Vernon to Secretary Walfyngham,
for an Order of a convenient Sum of Money for viftual-
ling ?.$co Men. Berwick, 3 Feb. 158c.
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14. lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham* for her
Majefty to appoint a Mar&al, whofe Office is abfolutely
neceflaryfor her Service t had paid Mr. Vernon 30 ?1.
to Mr. Bowes & Lord Huntingdon 50001. had placed
200 Soldiers at Norham & Wark«» both which Places
yrere greatly out of Repair. Berwick, 3 Feb. 1580.
• 1 5. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfynghaita, that
he had received his Letters, & would ad according to his
foftrudtions. Newcaftle, 4 Feb.
16. Mr. Thomas Randolph to the Lord Hunfdon, of
the. Scotch Affairs, & particularly of the great Paftimes at
the Wedding of the t. of Murray's Daughter with the
Abbot of St. Cfcmbe'fc Son, where the King was prefent.
Edinburgh, 4 teb. i 586. A Copy.
17. Mr. Secretary Walfyngham to rheE. of Hunting-
don, hoping they might procure her Majefty a fufficient
Party in Scotland, though the Number oiF Noblemen
were few; wifh'd that Montrofe might be added to the
Number, being a Man of Wifdom & Courage; &
advifed his reiiding at Berwick, in cafe Lord Hunfdon
fhould enter into Scotland. Whitehall, 6 Feb. 1 580. A
Copy.
18. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, for-
warding a Packet to him from LordHunfdon. Newcaftle
8 Feb. 1 580.
19. Mr. Randolph to Lord Hunfdon y of his difcourfe
with- the Abbot of Newbottle & Clerk Regifter, con-
cerning the differences between her Majefty & the King
of Scotland : & likewife of his plain Dealing with the
King & Council. Edinburgh 8 Feb. 1580. A Copy.
20. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Randolph ....
decyphered, wherein he endeavours to make it appear
fafeft to act by fair means, & that there can be no way to
get Morton at liberty, but by Favour fheweu to Lenox,
who with Argyle offers wholly to be at her Majefty *s
Devotion, but neither of them to be trufled, &c. 8 Feb*
J 5 80.
•ft 1. E. of Huntingdon to Sir Fra. Walfyngham, con*
cerning his forwarding the Forces to Berwick. New-
caftle 9 Feb. 1580.
22. Mr. Tho. Randolph to the Lord Hunfdon & the
E. of Huntingdon, delivering an Account of a Conference
between him & the E. of Morton's Imprifonment, when
the Karl declared that he fhould be brought to Trial in
a ilvn t time : Mr. Geo Young, Clerk of the Council,
brings in a long Anfwev in Writing to what he had pro-
pounded to his Majefty in Council,, to which he deiired
a fufficient time to make a Reply r & therefore defires the
Concurrence of their Advice : The King has fummoned
all his Nobles, Barons, & Headboroughs to confult what
will be needful to make head againft the Queen, if fhe
ihould invade them : Many Writings found in Mr.
Archibald Douglas's Chamber : Defrgns formed of
taking the King to Linlithgow, &c. Edinburgh 9 Feb.
1 5 So.
V}. LordHunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, con-
cerning the Queen's enlarging his Commiffion. — Ac-
count from Mr. Randolph that the E. of Lenox & that
Party become more mild* — F-xpeftation of all the Forces
from the E. of Huntington in a few days. — Care about
victualling the Army-Stores in the North. — In a Poft-
fcript there is an Account of the Arrival of 400 Footmen
moftly unfurnifhed,. & the other fourteen hundred that
are on the road are in no better condition. Berwick,
6 Feb. 1580.
24. E. of Bunt'ngion to Secretary Walfyngham, ex-
preilmg his Fears of the Troubles likely to be brought
upon both Kingdoms by the E. of Lenox, who is no
better Friend to the State than all GuyfianRomanifts be.
Newcaftle, 6 Feb. 1580.
25. LordHunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, return-
ing thanks for her Majefty's accepting and placing Sir
Harry Witherington as Marihall : touching the victual-
ling of the Soldiers in the Country Packet from
Num. 6999.
Mr. Raftdolpfi bringing ftnill matter of importance for
fo long Abode there. Berwick, 9 Feb. 1580.
26. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham at the
feme? time in his own hand, extolling the E. of Angus
as the molt tfriblute and conftant man of his Promife, &
of fo great power & friendlhip in Scotland, that for his
feke many will take part with him for the E. of Morton
who would not otherwife ftir a Step : is confuted by the
feid E. of Angus what to do ; has therefore referred him
to Mr. Randolph : delivers it as his Opinion that the E*
of Angus fliould declare that he would take counfel from
the Queen of England, & that Mr. Randolph fhould
likewife declare to the King & Council that the Queen
will be an Enemy to the E. of Lenox, & all tha? give
him any countenance, aid & affift him, which would
fend him packing, there being not a Nobleman to take
his part except Argyle.
27. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, thai
every thing done by Mr. Randolph is frivolous, that there
were no occafion for him & the E. of Huntingdon to
march thither with all their Troops, but to the Queen's
Diflionour ; & if they be difbanded without letting then*
feel the Smart, it will fet this proud Nation the Scots
into fb great a Pride, as they will not care what Injury
they offer her Majefty. Berwick, 1 1 Feb. 1580.
28. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham^ ex-
preffing his Difiike of the Contents of a Letter from
Lord Harris, fearing that the fair Speeches of the Scotst
are only to gain time, & till they have better prepared
themfelves ; & therefore he will write to Mr. Randolph,
that at the great Convention on the 20th there will be a>
fit opportunity ta make a Parry. Alnewick, 14 Feb.
15S0.
29. Copy of a Letter from the Lord Harris tranferibed
by the E ot Huntingdon, wherein he urges the removing,
the E. of Lenox, & the Liberty of the Eari of Morton*
Teweglis, 10 Feb. 15S0.
30. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Randolph, . . . . -
...... giving the Subftance of a private Conference
with the King, who feemed inclinable to take the Ad-
vice of her Majefty, but was loth to part with Lenox*
14 Feb.
3L Secretary Walfyngham to Lord Huntingdon, that
a Supply of Horfemen Ihould be fent from thefe Parts,
& all proper Care to furnifh the Foot with fuitable Arms.
Wtvtehall 15 Feb. 1580. A Copy.
32. Secretary Walfyngham to Lord Hunfdon, fending
him a Copy of a Letter from Mr. Randolph decyphered y
that he may perceive the different Advertifemenrs con-
cerning the Queen's party in Scotland, that Orders were
fent to Mr. Randolph to communicate a Cypher to his
Lord.lnp for their better Correfpondence, & it is recom-
mended that a trufty Mc fenger may be difpatched to
Mr. Randolph for Conference. Befides Mr. Randolph
is required at the Aflcmbly at Edinb. on the 2cth to
explain the End of his being fent thither y a. Copy of the
Project fent him for that purpofe being inclofeJ, that
upon the perufal thereof fuch alterations as he deemed
meet 10 be made might be tranfmitted to Mr. Randolph.
Whitehall, 1 5 Feb. 1580. A Copy.
33. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, with
an account of a Letter from Mr. Randolph, importing
that the Lord Seatqn was to be fent to the Queen ; his
Caution with regard to fo dangerous a Man, whofe only
Intent is to pra&ife fome matter by the way with the
Scottifli Queen, & being there with the French & Spa-
ni(h Ambaffadors, & fome of ourwPapifts, &c. fo that he
fhould fuffer neither Seaton nor any ofi&r till he heard
from him. Berwick, 1 6 Feb.
34. Mr. Tho. Randolph to Lord Hunfdon, defirmg
his Advice of what Courfe he ihould take, if Lord Sea-
ton or any other fhould be ordered to be fent to the
Queen ; had conferred with the King alone, & plainly
remonftrated to him his Obligations to the Queen ; &
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nor anfwers : &
Lenox advifeth.
tho* young, tie wmted nekfoer words
he finds will not do otherwife than
Edinb. 14 Feb. 1580. A Copy.
35. Lord Hunfdon to Mr. Randolph, with an Anfwer
to the Council of Scotland touching the Bill of Hfeate-
poole, that they may fee he undcrftands what belongs to
his Office of Warden better than they can teach him. In
anfwer to his Letter touching Lord Seaton he thinks him
the worft Perfon they can fend, & will be unwelcome to
her Majefty ; & as for fending any other it will be only
on a frivolous Errand, till Daubcny's Forces can be
brought over from France, for as he was her Majefty's
Ambaffador, they might fufficiefttly explain themfelves
to him. Berwick, 15 Feb. 1580. A Copy.
36. Mr. Randolph to Lord Hunfdon, that the Com-
mendator of Newbottle had been with him from the King
to obtain fafe Condud from the Lord Lieutenant, againft
which he had remonftrated; that the next day he receiv'd
another Meflage by the Lord Seaton's fecond Son, by
whom he returned the fame Anfwer, & defired that he
might be permitted to deliver his Mind to the King him-
felf, which was granted for the next day. Feb. 15, 1580.
A Copy.
37. Mr. Tho. Randolph to moftly in
Cypher. Edinb. 23 Feb. 1580.
3 3. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, thank-
ing him for his Advice how to behave upon the Death
of his Son ; acknowledging her Majefty's favour in be-
llowing the keeping of Launfon Caftle upon one of his
Sons; fending a Letter of the King of Scotland and
another of Mr. Randolph to him, whereby may be feen
what her Majefty is to expe&, & hopes flie will &£t ac-
cordingly, now that they are preparing & levying Forces
againft her; relating the fad condition of Tinmouth
Caftle, the only Place for Men to land at in all thefe^
northern Parts, the Governor whereof (Pullen") is gone
into France or Spain ; & mentioning a Report of a
Ship's arriving at Aberdeen with the Bp. of Rofs, &c.
Newcaftle, 1 3 March 1 580.
39. Mr. Tho. Randolph to theLprd Hunfdon, fending
him a Letter from the King of Scots to be tranfmitted to
ihftQueen without any alteration of his mind ; the Coun-
cil are refolute in the fame way as hitherto, tho* there is
no Concord among themfelves: No other Appearance
but open War, tho* few Soldiers offer themfelves to be
inKfted: Much ado to get Money: The King defigns a
new Coinage: In the Gonclufiort, he fays he hopes to
hear of his^ Revocation. Edinburgh 11 Marth 1 5 80.
40. Mr. Tho. Randolph to Mr. Secretary Walfyng-
ham, that now he may fee the End of his Negotiation
here, only this is won, viz. the Fury of Morton*s Ene-
mies is appealed: It only remains to enter upon open
War; but then they muft come like themfelves without
depending upon any here, tho* there be who wifh well :
A Letter from her Majefty to the King noting his Ingra* k
titude may do good; & another from the Council to the
Council here, noting their abufing of the King in his- ten-
der Years: If Commiffioners be appointed, none more
fit than the Lords Lieutenants & Mr. Bowes, as for him-
fetf rather delires to be excufed becaufe of his Age.
Edinb. 11 March 1580.
41. Mn Randolph to Mr. Secretary Walfyngham, in
hopes that fome Good may be done by Cortmiiflioners,
tho* wilfulnefs over-niks them. However there are
great Numbers who will not fuflfer their Religion to be
overthrown; &c. Great Part of the Letter is in Cypher,
Edinb. 13 Mar. 1580.
4«» Mr. Tho. Randolph to the E. of Huntingdon in
Cypher* wifhing that matters might be advantageoufly
concluded without War ; If Commiffioners. are appoint-
ed, all may be well; or War may be then entered upon
frith more advantage. Edinb. 13 March 1580.
43 a Extraft of Mr. Randolph's Letter decyfchered,
fignifying that it might have been a prudent Step to have
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badD'Aubigny! Lord Hunfdon & Mr. BotteS toclined
to pufh matters, led on by Mr. Archibald Douglas, who
ever hath had delight to fifh in troubled Waters.
44* Mr. Robert Bowes to Secretary Walfyngham*
Aat the Effedt of appointing Commiffioners be to
accef>t the Excufes & Offers of Lenox to the diflatisfac-
tion of Angus & his Friends. Newcaftle 14 March
1580.
45. Secretary Walfyngham to Lord Huntingdon, con-
cerning her Majefty's & the Council's approving of his
Advice: — Mr. Randolph is ordered to repair to Lord
Hunfdon at Berwick to confer upon a Cdmpofition,
Which feems propofed merely to gain time. — ^— In ano-
ther Letter from Secretary! Walfyngham to Mr Randolph,
He is forry to find fo great difference in Opinion between,
Lord Hunfdon & him, & therefore recommends his re-
pairing to Berwick for Conference. 15 Mar. 1580.
Copies.
46. Secretary Walfyngham to Lord Hunfdon, that
her Majefty defers coming to a Resolution tiH a Confer-
ence has pa(fed between him & Mr. Randolph : that (his
day an Order was given to convey to him joool. Like-
wife that the Parliament was prorogued this day. White-
hall 18 March 1580. A Copy.
47. Secretary Walfyngham tdMr. Randolph, defiring
him to fpecify in writing the particular good Effefts that
might be produced from appointment of Commiflicners
more than could be obtained by his own audience from
the 'King: & anfwering fuch Objections as might be
made againft the pafling the Borders with the Army. r&
March 1580. A Copy.
4-8. Mr. Tho. Randolph to Lord Hunfdon & theE.
of Huntingdon, giving the Heads of his long Conference
with the King at his Audience of Leave for repairing to
Berwick. In the P. S. He mentions that Geo. Hecke
had yefterday night the Boots, & is faid to have con-
fefled that the E. of Morton was privy to the poifoning
the E. of Athol. Edinb. 16 March 1580. A Copy.
49. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham,
thanking him that he is likely to have a larger Allow-
ance : & expreffing his Satfefa&ion at the Court's Diflike
of a Gompofition. Newcaftle 1 9'March 1 580.
50. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
Mr. Rudolph's Departure from Edinburgh is deferred;
that Angus & his Friends are difcovered, fo that of ne*
ceffity they muft enter into fome open Aftion; that the
Lord of Whittingham & others were apprehended ; that
he is againft the appointing of Commiffioners ; that he'
was as loth as any man to advife the entring into a War,
but things were come to that Pafs as rendred it unavoid-
able. Berwick 20 Mardh 1580.
51. Mr. Tho. Randolph to Lord Hunfdon, that the
Commendador of Donformlin, Newbottle, & the Clerk
Regifter had been with him from the King, but they
ended their Conference diflatisfied with each other ; by
reafon ofindifpolition he was obliged to put off his Jour-
ney to Berwick ; that a Minifter was arrived from the
Prince of Orange upon the affair of the imprifonment of
the t E. of Morton ; that all the Clans belonging to Mor-
ton & Angus have offered their fervice to the King; that
the Laird of Whittingham had the Boots, but without
Torment confefifed every thing he could charge any Man
with, that he might fecure himfelf. Edinb. 18 Mar*
1580.
52. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, inclo-
fing a Letter from Mr. Randolph, by which it appears
that his former Advice ought to have been followed. Be£
wick 21 March 1580.
53. Mr. Randolph to Lord Hunfdon, concerning the
Difcovery irtade by the* Laird of Wijittingham ; & a Pro-
clamation againft the E. of Angus, and requiring all froni
1 8 to .60 years of A<*e to be in readinefs for the King s
Service within 8 days warning.— Some Notes concerning
die poifoning of the'E. ef Athol— of the Defertion of the
^ ' 6 I Glaus,
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Clans. -^Recommends Commiilioners as the belt Step.—
Soldiers marching for the Siege of Dalkeith. Edinb. 20
March 1580.
54. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
if Morton be juftly accufed, fiat juftitia ; that now he
comes into Mr. Randolph's Opinion for the meeting of
Commiflioners. Newcastle 22 March f58o.
55. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, fig-
nifying that he had written, as he had advifed, to the
Lords of the Council concerning the enlarging his al-
lowance; & defiring that he may not be a Commiffioner
in the Scotch Affairs. Newcaftle 23 March 1580.
56. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
the Court at Edinburgh has been in fear of themfelves ;
that by a Perfon from thence it is affirmed that Whitting-
ham has not confeffed any thing againft Angus, either of
an Intention for furprifing of the King or killing any of
the Noblemen ; & that the Charges of the new Forces
are above 3000I. per Month. Berwick 24 Mar. 1 580.
57. Mr. Randolph to Lord Hunfdon, with an Account
of Whittingham's Confeflion, whereby he appears the
erranteft Knave, Villain, & Coward that ever was: which
he had reprefented to the King in the prefence of feveral
of the Council, efpecially in the Affair of Letters from
the A Bp. of Glafgow, which he had alledged to have
been forged by his Brother Mr. Arch rt . Douglas ; & had
therefore infifted upon his being recommitted t© Prifon,
in order for a thorough trial of the Truth of what he
had advanced, which if hcwere not able tojuftify, that
his Pardon might be revoked, & he might be hanged a6
a Traitor, Slanderer, & Liar. He likewife told the King
& Council of the private Injuries done himfelf, fo that he
required Leave to depart to Berwick to attend her Ma-
jefty's pleafure: upon which he received many k good
Words, &c. Edinb. 23 March 1580.
58. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that by
a Letter from Angus it feems the Surprile of Dunbarton
which had been intended, could not be undertaken with-
out peril to Morton, till they had gathered all their
Forces together, to which end they were this day to meet
at Stirling. ^ In cafe they fend to him for affiftance, he de-
fires dire&ion in the part which he is to aft : In the
Court there is fuch Diftruft of one another, & there are
fuch Fears of the City of Edinburgh, that it is much
queftioned where they will find any to make head againft
ttiem. It is intimated in the P. S. from Melvin, that
the King of France has promifed to fend them Forces ;
& that it is rumour'd that a Rebellion is defign'd in
England. Berwick 25 Mar. 1581.
59. Mr. Bowes to Secretary Walfyngham, further
concerning the Examination of Whittingham, & the
Pefigns of Angus & his Friends. Berwick 25 Mar.
158 1.
60. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, defiring
tp know whether he fhould let an Ambaffador pafs, if the
Scots fhould fend one: thinks that it requires great Con-
futation what fhall be done with her Majefty 's Forces
here: informs that Monf.D'Aubigny would by no Means
quit Scotland, except the Scottifh Queen fhould defire it :
& fpeaks of the danger Mr. Randolph was in from a
Perfon's firing his Piece at him, as he fat writing in his
Clofet, two Bullets piercing through the Window hard
by him. Berwick 20 Mar. 158 1.
61. Draught of a Letter from Secretary Walfyngham
to Mr. Randolph, concerning the appointing of Com-
miffioners, & the Heads to proceed upon at their Meet-
> viz. that there be no Alteration of Religion : that
there be no attempt for traniporting the King out of the
Realm without the Aflbnt of* the three Eftates of Scot-
land & the Privity of her Majefty: that they do not pro*
ceed to any Treaty of Marriage for the King without her
Majefty's knowledge: that all Proceedings againft the E
<?f Morton be itaid, till the Charge againit him is laid bel
tore her Majefty, &c. 26 Mar. 1^8 1.
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62* Draught of. a Letter from Secretary Walfynehmft
to the E. of Huntingdon & Lord Hunfdon, concerning
the appointing Commiffioners, & difcharging fuch part
of the Forces as th<-y might find convenient, 26 Mar*
1581*
63. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, de=
livering his Opinion that fome of the Clans might be
tampered with, & brought over to her Majeftv, which he
was the more encouraged to think, fince by Mr. Ran*
dolph's Letter there were fome who had already taken
up Arms. Newcaftle, 26 Man 1581,
64. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, con*
cerning D'Aubigny's deceitful Dealing* k the Advantage
which may accrue to her Majefty from their Quarrel*
among themfelves* Newcaft le, 2 7 Mar. 1581*
65. Lord Hunfdon to Sir Era. Walfyngham, thai
if her Majefty would cut off all Traifick with them by
Sea & Land, it might bring them to reafon; expechi
daily to hear of Angus & Marr effecting feme Enterpriee*
mentions the Defign of bringing Morton 10 a Trial, bt
then no doubt they will have his Head, which will not
be long a doing. Berwick* 29 Man 1581,
66. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, giving,
an Account of what Anfwer hefent back to a Letter re*
ceived from Angus & Marr for alliftanct, that now Mr f
Randolph was with him, in whofe Opinion it was too
late to treat by Commiffioners* Berwick, 29 Matt
1581.
67. E. of Angus & Mar to Lord Hunfdon, defiring afr
fiftance from him. Stirling, 23 March 1580.
68. Mr. Randolph to Secretary Walfyngham, adveiS
tifing his Arrival at Berwick, & the little Good to be
done with the King & Council ; fearing what will become
of the 3 Noblemen Angus, Mar, & Glencarn, the only
ones her Majefty hath to depend on $ that he had hoped
for an Accommodation by Commiilioners, but as to that
they intirely trifled, & Morton's Cafe mult have been al a
together negle&ed. Berwick, 29 March 1581.
69. Randolph to Walfyngham, that the alteration of
their Minds gave him Caufe to alter his Opinion in re-
gard to the meeting of Commiilioners $ with fome feW
more private Matters* Berwick, 30 March 1581*
70. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, thit
fince Mr. Randolph's Departure from Edinburgh they
had begun the Fortification of Leith ; that her Majefty
fhould give them up clearly & forbid all manner of Traf*.
fick with them by Sea or Land : & begin with them noW>
in their great mifery & poverty, & /he may do that with
them for a Pound, which Ihe may not do afterwards fo*
an Hundred : which he had always delivered as his Opi»
nion. Berwick, 30 March 1 58 1 .
71. Draught of a Letter to theE. of Huntingdon &
Lord Hunfdon, fignifying how loth the Queen is to ufe
open Force, if there can be any other Remedy found
out, 31 Mar. 158 1.
. 72. Draught of a Ixtter to Lord Hunfdon, that when
it is known what Afliftance is wanted by Angus & hl$
Affociates who have taken the Field, that they may enter
into Scotland with this Declaration, that it is only to take
away fuch Men from the King's Perfon, who are ended*
vouring to deftroy the Amity that has continued thefe 20
Years between the two Realms, 31 Mar. 1581-
73. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, expref-
fing his Surprife at her Majefty's Commandment to dis-
charge the new levied Forces. Berwick, 1 April
74. Mr. Randolph to Secretary Walfyngham, that
whatever his Opinion may have been, he finds now that it
will be to no purpofe to appoint Commiffioners, &c.
Berwick, 1 £pril 1581.
75. Mr. Randolph to the Lords of the Council, giving
his Reafons for the alteration of his Mind with re*
fpe£t to appointing Commitfiofiers. Berwick, 1 April
1581.
76* Mr.
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76. Mr, feow'es to Secretary Walfyngham, about the
allowance to the Companies that are ordered to ^be dis-
charged. Berwick, 1 Apr. 1581.
77. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham * giv-
ing his Opinion of the Meafures to be taken with the
Scots, that may mofl tend to the Queen's Honour. New-
caftle, 2 Apr. 1581.
78. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
the E. of Angus is either in Arms or coming to England
for Succour: that it is feared the E. of Mar Is fnared by
Lenox, See. Newcaftle, 4 Apr. 158/.
79. Lord Scrope to the E. of Huntingdon, that the
E. of A^n^us was come to Loughmaben in thefe Weftern
Marches of Scotland to the Laird Johnfton. Carlifle, 3
Apr. 1 58 1.
80. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, ac-
quainting that according to his dire&ion he had written to
the Lords of the Council for fome allowance to himfelf,
4 Apr. 158 1.
81. Lord Hunfdon to the Lords of the Council, in-.
forming them that Angus is left alone, the E. of Mar &
pthers having come into the King : that a Proclamation
has been made forbidding any Scotchman to have any
Trade or Traffick with any part of England, &c. and
craves an allowance for himfelf. Holly Ifland, 4 April
1581.
' 82. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Hunfdon,
about discharging fome of the Troops. From the Court
of St. James's, 5 Apr. 158 1. The Draught of a
J-etter.
83. The E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham,
tfefiring to be excufed his Attendance at Court ; & laying
before him the Proceedings of the Scots who had made
Proclamations againft England, wifhing that the end of
this a&ion may not imbolden them to do Us more harm,
than We are fit in honour to fuftain, &c. Newcaftle, 8
£pr. 158 1.
'84. Draught of a Letter to Lord Hunfdon, fignifying
how much frer Majefty was moved at this new & ftrange
Step taken in Scotland : however becaufe of the great
Charges fhe was not willing yet a while to raife more
forces, or prevent the Difcharge of thofe which had been
Already ordered to be dilbanded. From the Court at St.
James's, to Apr. 158 1.
85, Draught of a Letter from the fame Perfon (proba-
bly from Walfyngham) to Lord Hunfdon, that fince the
clofing up of the former he had received Order from her
Majefly, in the prefence of the Lords of the Council, to
be given to his Lordfhip, for the Difcharge of the 500
&lfo, which before were appointed to ber eferved, except
bis Lordfhip faw great Reafon for the Stay; & thus
fiving a View of their good Hufbandry he humbly takes
is Leave* From the Court at St. James's, 1 o Apr.
#6, Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
He had difcharged 500 Horfemen, who being Borderers
Vrerq to be railed again upon immediate Warning ; re-
commends the fupplying Yorkfhire with Arms : that he
had received News that Sir Johri Seaton defigned to be
with him that day, who being the King of Spain's Ser-
vant, he thought, was a Vefy unfit Meffenger to be fent to
her Majefty, & therefore would detain him till he knew
her pleafure. Berwick, 1 o Apr. 1 58 1 .
v 87. Lord Huhfdoit to Secretary Walfyngham, with
an Account of the Arrival of Sir J6. Seaton, who was the
jnoft proud & vain 'glorious 'Bead he ever faw in his
Life: that he fhould not furniffi him with a Paffport, till
be heard from Court. Berwick, \ o Apr. 158?.
^58. Kf James to the E. of Huntingdon, defiringafree
Paffa^e for$if john'Seaton, whom he h^d fent his Am-
baffaaor to his dearefl Sifter &; Coufin the Queen pf
England. Halyrnde houfe, jo April 158 1.
*\8g. Lord- Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
finps there wao nothing to be done in Scotland, deiires
him to move her Majefty to grant him leave to rettini
home upon his own private Affairs, Berwick, i& Apr,
1581. - .
90. Mr. Arch d Douglas to Secretary Walfyngham, re-
quefting to be introduced into the Queen's Prefence to
iollicit the E. of Morton's Caufe, 1 2 April. ,
91. Sir John Seaton, to the E. of Huntingdon,. with a
Letter from the King, & wondring at his being flaid at
Berwick confidering the King's good , mind unto the
Queen's Majefty, Berwick, 13 Apr. 1581;
92. K. James to the E. of Huntingdon, complaining
that his Ambaffador Sir J. Seaton is detafoi'd at Berwick^
& defiring him to obtain a free paffage for him to the
Queen, with whom he entertains great Amity; th^defaulc
whereof breeds not on his part. Halyrude houfe, 1 2 Apr,
ij8i. ....
93. Lord Hunfdon to Sir Era. Walfyngham, with an
Acc" of the Scotch King's Diflike at his Ambaffador'*
being detained at Berwick, &c. 1 3 Apr. 1581.
94. Mr. Randolph to Secretary Walfyngham, againft
Sir John JJeaton's coming on, being a dangerous Man, &
that it is better to fhew ftrangenefs tp that King. Har*
rington near to Durham, 1 4 Apr. 1 58 1,
95. E. of Huntingdon to Secretary Walfyngham, re-
commending the Detaining of the Ambaffadpr ; & con*
cerning the report of hard Dealings in the Country* he
requefts that they may write to any in the Country to
certify what has been done. Harrington, 14 Apr,
96. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
he had forwarded his Letter to the E. of Lenox cQncern-
ing the Trial of the E. of Morton, with fome Remarks of
his own, wifhing that the Queen had writ to the King, &c,
wiflies the Queen knew how idle he was there, that he
might have leave to return. In the P. S. he defires his
Intereft to procure Mr. Bellamy to be Dean of Durham
in the room of Mr. Wylfon deceas'd, Berwick, 30 May
1581.
97. Sir John Fofter to Secretary Walfyngham, witU
an. Account of the Trial of the E, of Morton onThuri-
day, & his being adjudged to be hang'd, drawn, and
quartered on Friday ; that the Meffenger who brought
him the Advice faw him ftanding on the Scaffold ; that
it was thought the Accufations againft him. were very
(lender ; & that he died very ftoutly. Alnewick, 4 June
1581.
98. Lord Scroope to Secretary Walfyngham, that the
E. of Angus was coming to Carlifle with others of his
Friends, whom he fhould receive, but would immediately
upon their Arrival lend a Meffenger to the K. of Scots io
acquaint him with it, & deiires further Advice for his
own behaviour. Carlifle, 5 June 1 581.
99. Lord of Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, con-
cerning the Trial, &c. of the E. of Morton, which was
preceded by a Proclamation made with Sound of Trum-
pet, that no Man upon pain of Death fhould ftir out of
their Doors, or look out at their Windows till 6 a clock
at night, faving Noblemen & their Servant^ & Soldiers ;
No Good to be expe&ed from the King towards her
Majefty, while this Council is about him: Scotch Mer?
chants trading to Yarmouth denied to be furnifh'd with
Corn: All Engliflimen going to Edinburgh are ftri&ly
examined: Englifh Merchants fpoiled by Scotch Pirates:
The Imprifonment of a Meffenger from Mr. Randolph,
Berwick, 5 June 1 5 8 1 .
100. Names of thofe which w r ere upon the Aflize of
the E. of Morton.
1 01. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
he is denied any Anfwer from the E. of Lenox ; Great
Broils are like to be fhortly in Scotland among them*
felves: that the King is better ver^'d in the art of Diffi-
mulation now in his tender Years than others 40 Years
elder than he is: Danger pf Loughlevin and Weather*
burne, &c\ going the fame Wav with the of Morton :
i * Notwith*
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Notwithftandlng the Orders of the Council, Ships daily
pafe with Corn for Scotland, 6 June.
102. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, con-
cerning the probability of a Marriage now Monfieur was
come to Court: Notwithftanding the laft Advices he had
received a Letter from the E. of Lenox, who ftill perfifls
in the fending Sir John Seaton, Ambaffador to the Queen:
An Account of the Points in Morton's Trial, upon which
the Judgment turned againft him, with his own Remarks
thereupon: Thinks himfelf hardly dealt with, that he is
not fuffered to return How there is no material Bufinefs
for him here. Berwick, 8 June 158 1.
103. Lord Scrope to Secretary Walfyngham, con-
cerning the Arrival of the E. of Angus & his Affociates.
Carlifle, 8 June 1582.
104. Secretary Walfyngham to the Lord Scroope,
that it is her Majefties Pleafure that he fhould receive &
entertain the E. of Angus with all Courtefy & Favour,
& all others of that Party, 12 June 1581.
105. Secretary Walfyngham to Lord Hunfdon, not to
grant a Pa(Tport to Sir John Seaton, but to any other
who is a Favourer of Religion, & inclined to do good
Offices between the 2 Crowns. Whitehall, 15 June
1581.
106. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, that
he will obey her Majefty in (laying at Berwick, tho*
there is no real Occafion for it: Touching the Scotch
Affairs the only Method to deal with them is to leave
them to themfelves, & banifliing them utterly from
having any Traffick with England, &c. Berwick, 15
June 1 58 1.
107. Copy of a Letter from Lord Hunfdon to the E.
of Lenox, remonftrating againft the hafty Execution of
the E. of Morton; & the fending Sir John Seaton Am-
baffador to the Queen. Berwick, 9 June 1581.
108. Lord Scrope to Secretary Walfyngham, concern-
ing his Letter to the K. of Scots with the News of the
Arrival of the E. of Angus in his Jurifdi&ion, & the
reception of his Meffenger at Edinburgh. Carlifle, 1 7
June 1 58 1.
109. Copy of a Letter from the E. of Angus to Se-
cretary Walfyngham, defiring him to return thanks to
her Majefty for her kind prote&ion of him, & throwing
himfelf entirely upon her future Pleafure. Carlifle, 17
June 1 58 1.
no. Lord Hunfdon to Secretary Walfyngham, de-
claring his Refolution to interfere with his Advice no
more in regard to the Scotch Affairs, it having all along
been negle&ed; that he perfifted ftill in the fame
Opinion which he had fo often declared, & the fcorn-
full & imperious Ufage of every Englifliman that went
amongft them, naturally pointed out the Meafures to be
taken in regard to them : Inftancing in Lord Scroope's
Servant fent in a Meffage to the King & Mr. Church-
yard: Likewife reprefenting the trifling of the King
about fending an Ambaffador, &c. together with his no-
torious Diflimulation acknowledged by all Scotchmen
themfelves, & his Subjections to the Influence & Coun-
fels of the new E. of Arran & Lenox. In the Conclu-
fion he again makes a requeft for Leave to repair to her
Majefty & look after his own Concerns, there being no
Service for him here. In the P.S. mentions Mr. Arch
Douglas riding to the E. of Angus at Carlifle. Berwick,
28 June 1 58 1.
in. Declaration of Mr. Churchyard under his own
Hand, of Lord Arran's Meffage by him to Lord Hunf-
don.
112. Copy of a Letter from the E. of Angus to Se-
cretary Walfyngham, defiring that his Coufin Mr. Archi-
bald Douglas may be permitted to wait upon her Ma-
t% °r ^better making her acquainted wth his Mind
& all fiich; Things as related to his Cafe, being willing to
conform himfelf intirely to her good Pleafure. Carlifle,
the laft of Junei58i. a
Num. 6999, 7000;
113. Lord Scroope to Secretary Walfyngham, con-
cerning fecret Pra&ices for the altering of Religion in
Scotland, which would be hard to be effefted without
foreign Aid: & likewife mentions his Complaints tothe
K. of Scotland for the Diforders & Spoils committed
by his Subje&s within his Wardenfhip, but defpairs of
having them redreffed. Carlifle, 14 July 1581.
1 14. Reply tp an anfwer of the K. of Scots to certain
Articles concerning Grievances & Mifunderftandings be-
tween the two Kingdoms.
7COO.
A Folio, Vol. xii. confifting of original Letters of con-
fiderable Perfons from the Year 1620 to 1631. the
chief whereof are as follow :
1. Several Letters from the D. of Buckingham to
the Lord Chancellor Bacon while he was in his Office, k
likewife after his Fall, in the Years 1620—1623.
2. Letters from Mr. Tho.Lorkin at Bloys to Sir John
Puckering at Warwick, with News from the Country
where he was, &c. An. 1620.
3. Jo. Ferrers to Sir John Puckering, concerning
raifing an Aid for the Service of the Palatinate, & like-
wife upon private Bufinefs, Walton, 6 Aug. & 9 Dec.
1620. 7. 18.
4* John Carew to Mr. Camden, Clarencieux King at
Arms, concerning his Coat. From Anthony, 6 Nov.
1620. 15.
5. Chr. Pepper to Sir Henry Savil, concerning the
Ele&ion of a Burgefs for Aldborough in Yorkshire.
Richmond, 8 Jan. 1620. 21.
6. Wm. Pole to Mr. Camden, concerning his Family
& Arms. Golzcombe, 15 Jan. 1620. 24.
7. Sir Tho. Mildmay to Sir John Puckering, con-
cerning the Intailof an Eftate. Mulftiam, 23 Jan. 1620.
26,
8. Theophiius Bp. of Landaff to the D. of Bucking-
ham, returning thanks to him for his Speech in his be-
half, on the laft Day of Parliament ; Sc aflring his In-
tereft for his further Preferment on the Death of the
Bp. of London. 29.
9. Letters in the Year 1621 — 1625, from Dr. John
Williams Dean of Weftminfter & Biihop of Lincoln to
the D. of Buckingham, wherein he ufually figns himfelf
his Grace's moft humble & faithful Servant and Crea-
ture; pleads for the Increafe of his Income; vindicates
himfelf from the Afperfions of the Lord Treafurer &
others who had fcandaliz'd him; reafons with him con-
cerning the fitnefs of giving the Sanction of the Seal in
fundry Cafes dire&ed to him, particularly with refpeft
to the Pardon of Lord Bacon, & the Office of E. Mar-
fliall conferred upon the E. of Arundel; acquaints him
when at the Court of Madrid with fuch as were his Ene-
mies & their Accufations againft him; on 13 March
1624; lays before him how the French Ambaflador is
fired with the Complaints of our Recufants ; & m Mar.
gives him Counfel concerning his Behaviour as Proxy of
the Prince at the Court of France, &c. See 28. 30—
35. 42. 44. 47—59- 6 4- 7 1 - 75- 8l ' 84—95. loo*
103. 107.
10. Barth. Haggatt to to prefent
his Son to the E. Marflial. Southwark, 14 Aug. 1621.
32-
11. Tho. Thelippe to Sir Rob. Cotton, to borrow 10
Pounds, 3 Sep. 1621.
12. Tho. Wilfonto Durham Yard,
12 Sept. 1621. 34*
Henry Elfynge to Sir Robert Cotton, 24 Dec.
162 1. *
E. of Southampton to the Lord Keeper. 40-
W. Lyfle to Sir Rob, Cotton, Cambridge, %$ July
1622. ' 4»-
Rob. Spencer to Mr. Cimden. Althorp, ^mvett
l62 > £ 0 ; d
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Num. 7000.
. Lord Conway to Monf r Beaulieu. Greenwich, 1 7
May 1623. 63.
All thefe upon private Occafions.
13. The Vice Chancellor & Profeffors of the Univer-
frty of Cambridge to Sir Julius Carfar, Mafter of the
Rolls, full of high Strains of Compliment. In Latin.
8 Dec. 1623. A Copy. 70.
14. E. of Leicefter to Monf r Beaulieu, a Letter of
Compliment. Penfhurft, 16 Jan. 1623. 72.
15. Rich d Corbet to the D. of Buckingham, for Pro-
motion in the Church. Chriftchurch, 25 Feb. 78.
16. Heads of a Difcourfe which fell from Don Fran-
cefco to the King, 7 Apr. 1624, at a 1 1 a Clock at
Night; wherein he freely expoftulated with him upon
the Influence which Buckingham ufurped over him, to
his great Difhonour. In the Hand-writing of the Bifhop
of Lincoln. 81.
17. Henry Elfynge to Sir Rob. Cotton, Cornewell
near Chipping Norton, July 1624. 83.
1 8. William Bifhop of St. David's to the D. of Buck-
ingham, defiring that he might not be left out of the
High Commiflion, which was going to be renewed, 1 8
Nov. 1624. 90.
19. D. of Buckingham to theE. of Nithifdale, who
was charged with procuring the Difpenfation, in order
to the Marriage of Prince Charles with the Princefs of
France. 97.
2c. Tho. Anyan to Sir Rob. Cotton, having a De-
figntofee Oxford. C. C. C. Ox. July 18, 1624. 98.
21. The Bifhops of Rochefter, Oxford & St. David's
to the D. of Buckingham, in favour of Mr. Montague's
Opinions, in fuch high Efteem with K. James, Aug. 2,
1625- 99-
22. Lord Conway to Monf r Devie at the Court of
France. Hampton Court, 2 1 Nov. 1625. 101.
23; Bp. of St. David's to the D. of Buckingham,
wifhing him Joy upon the Birth of a Son. Windfor, 13
Deer 1625. 102.
24. The Bifhops of London, Durham, Winchefter,
Rochefter, & St.David's, to the D. of Buckingham,
recommending Mr. Montague's Book, & conceiving that
his Majefty (hall do moft gracioufly to prohibit all Parties
from preaching or writing againft it. Winchefter
Houfe, Jan. 16, 1625. 104.
25. Theophilus (Field) Bifhop of Landaff to the D.
of Buckingham, in a very facetious Manner begging
Preferment to a better Bifhoprick. No Date. 105.
26. Dr. Montagu Bp. of Chichefter to the D. of
Bucks, entreating for his Enlargement, & freedom from
appearance, on account of the Tenets in his Books.
Petworth, July 29. ic6.
27. Countefe of Devonshire to Sir Adam Newton,
Philip Lane, 15 Apr. 1626. 109.
28. E. of Bedford 2 Oft. 1 10.
29* Lord Montgomery to Sir Adam Newton. White-
tail, 14 Sept. 1626. m in.
3# . E. of Danby to Mr. Beaulieu. Cornbury Park,
az oa. 1626. 112.
31. E. of Angus to the King, 23 Dec. 1626. 1 13.
32. J. B. to Sir Tho. Puckering at Warwick. Lond.
28 March 1627. 1 *4«
33. Mr. Ralph Goodwin to Sir Adam Newion, 3 March
1628. US- i27~?4o.
34. Mr. Ralph Goodwin to Mr. David Cunningham,
15 March. 116.
35. Mr. Nath.Hall to Sir Rob. Cotton, 29 May 1628.
36* E. of Northampton to Sir Adam Newton, 14 July.
118. 120. 121.
37. Mr. Tho. Alured to Sir Adam Newton, 2 Sept.
119, 125. ,
38. Sir Tho. Puckering to Sir Adam Newton, 5 & 1 5
Otl. 122, 123.
<• 39. Mr. John Coke to Sir AdamNewton, 8 Ott. 124.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 7000, 706L
40. Lord Conway to Sir A. Newton, 1 2 0&. 1 26.
41. Tho. Coventry to the E. of Kent, 3 June 16294
The laft fifteen, upon private Affairs* or relating to
the common Occurrences & public News.
42. Mr. Geo. Grefley to Sir Tho. Puckering, in
feveral Letters giving an Account of the Tranfaftions
of the Star Chamber, & other News both foreign &
domeftic. Effex Houfe, 28 May 1629* &c.
142, 144, &c. 237.
43. Copies of Letters between Mr. Secretary Coke &
Sir Julius Caefar Mafter of the Rolls, touching the E; of
Bedford a Prifoner in his Houfe, 5 Nov. 1629. 148.
44. B. Lany to Mr. John Cofins Prebendary of York,
Jan. 21, 1629. 151.
45. E- of Dorcheftef to Mr. Devie, & to Mr. Beaulieu-
Whitehall, 5 Dec. &c. 152.
46. J. Coke to Mr. De Vie at the French Court. Lond.
20 Apr. 1630. I55#
47. Mr. WeckherlintoMr.Devie, 12 July 1630. Ac-
quittance from Lord Wentworth to Roger Otway for the
payment of his Fine of 1 5 1, for not attending & receiv-
ing the Order of Knighthood at his Majefty's Corona-
tion, 11 Nov. 1630. i$j 9 .
48. Sr. Henry Vane from the Hague
15 Nov. 1630. 156.
49 E- of Dorchefterto MefP* De Vie &Augier at the
Court at Paris. Whitehall, 30 Sept. 1630. &c.
159, &c. 213*
50. Mr. John Pory to Sir Thomas Puckering from 13
Jan. 1630 to 4 Jan. 1637. 169.
The Letters, from 42, relate to private Affairs,
& to public Occurrences foreign & domeftic, during th$
Time fpecified.
51. Mr. Strype concerning Cartwright's Reply to Dr.
Whitgift's Anfwer to a Bookeaird An Admonition' to
the Parliament, which was printed byftealth, & difficolr
to be come at. 207.
52. Draughts of Letters of Sfr Tho. Puckering 6t
others upon particular Occafions in Aug. 1595-
2o6, &CC.
53. Mr. John Lamott to Sir. TTlo. Puckering, 12 May
1631, &c. 216.
54- Chriflopher Sotherton to Sir Tho. Puckering.
Lond; 5 May 1631. 218.
55. Henry Carey — Tho. Grantham — Jo. Morley — Jo.
Hunt— Jo. Wrightwick — W m Bates— W. Slyngifbye—
to Sir Tho. Puckering, 28 May 1631, &c. f. 220. &
likewife Ja. Sparling & Jo. Ley, & Grevil Verney.
250.
56. Copy of a Letter from Lord Wentworth, after-
wards E. ot Strafford, to the Lord Treafurer Wefton, in
order to take off Prejudices raifed in his Mind concern*
ing his Ambition. York, 10 Oft. 1632. 249.
57. To W a (Laud) ABp.of Canterbury thanking hint
for the Specimen of the Bible in the Oriental Languages
printing off at Paris, Dec. 9, 1 633.
700I,
A Folio, Vol. xiii. confifting (as the preceding) df ori-
ginal Letters from feveral confiderable Perfons rela-
ting to public Tranfaftions, both foreign and domef*
tic, & likewife to private & Family Affairs, frorii 1633
to 1634. It would be too tedious to defcend to par-
ticulars ; the following Matters may be obferved in
general.
1 . A Letter from Mr. Secretary Coke to Meff" De
Vie & Augier at Paris, rebuking them for congratu-
lating the Cardinal on the Succefs of the French King's
Arms towards the Rhine, &c. Whitehall, 20 Jan*
l6 33- , *'
2. Letters from Mr. Bouillon & Sir W« Bofwell at
the Hague to Meff" De Vie& Augier at Paris, concern- '
6 K ing
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ing the Tranfa&ions in Germany, Holland, the Weft
Indies, &c. 16 Jan. 1633, &c. 3, &c.
The following are chiefly Letters of Civility, Kind-
nefs, mutual good Offices, & common Compliment :
3. W m A~Bp. of Canterbury to SirWm. Bellafys She-
rif of the Bilhoprick of Durham. Lambeth, June 3,
i634. 38.
*4. W" Crofts to Mr. De Vie, 3 May 1635. 41.
5. LordStanfordeto Monf' DeVie. London, 9 June
163 5- 43.
6. Lord Carnarvon to Monf DeFruge, 13 July 1635.
44.
7* Sir Peter Ofborne to Mr.DeVie. Caftle Cornet,
12 Sept. 1635.
8. W"> Bilhop of London to Mr. De Vie. London
Houfe, 15 Apr. 1636. 47>
9. E. ofSaliibury toMr.De Vie, 23 Apr. 1636, &c.
48. 50. 53.
1 o. Lord Grandifon to ..... London, 27 Apr.
l6 3 6 - 49 .
11. Lord Scudamore to Monf De Vie. Paris, Dec.
26, 1626.
12. Sir WBofwell to Mr.Selden, &c. Hagh, Dec.
l637 ' ' " 75-
13. Countefsof Pembroke to theE. of Bedford. Ramf-
Pury, i + Jan. 1638. 82.
14. to t h e Countefs Dowager of Kent. Ap-
pleby Caftle, 10 Jan. 1649. " I2l f
, , -t^' 1ZI.
^ 15. Letter from the Committee at York, to Lord Fair-
fax, June 1 1, 1642. 88.
16. Mowbray to Mr. John Selden. Oxford, 1 7 March
l642 - 91.
17. Lord Fairfax to Mr. Rufhworth. York, 12 Mav
1645. m y
18. Draughts of Letters of Mr. WaHh, 3 Sept. 1650.
_ 120.
19. Conway & Kilulta to Mr. Selden. Petworth, July
20,1652. ; 24 J
20. Mr. John Ogle to Mr. Gunning, Nortntonlh.
Croydon, 21 Feb. 1654. 134 . J4?
21. Sir Tho. Carnaby to Sir Edw. Walker. Paris, o
Aug. 1659. ' » y
22. W m Victor to Sir. Edw. Walker. Paris, 19 Mar
1000. *
23. Mr.Bufliell to the Lady St.Ledger, O&21, 1665.
24. Sir.Tho. Ofborne to the Hon w< Mrs. Fra. Freich'e-
ville. Lond. 5 Dec. 1668. r „
25- SirP.RycauttoCol.Tho. Colepeper, 5 June 1671.
. 26. Pereg. Short in Latin J u l. 9 ,
27. Lord Chefterfield to Mr. Rob. Streeter, June 1 i,
28. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Henry Savill to'his
Uncle Mr. Secretary Coventry, Paris, Aug. 12, 1678.
29. Mrs. Mary CulpepertoCol.Culpeper, 6 Jan. lls'o.
2iAug M i r 68o? b ' Fdgate t0 ^ Gre S 0r y Kin ^
31. Letters between theCountefsof Warwick & others,
June 1682. x g ^ '
th^'r^W « Father Con ' s Letttrto Provtocialof
the Jefuus at Ro me> b Italiail) L ind . I0 Dec . l688 .
S" M?rf e,de ^ erinItalian > '6 Sept. 1688.
1689 ng t0 w " Hanbur y Ef * D< *- »,
3 ^.f 6 r s 7 Cha - Hutch ^ to theE. of ClareZ'th^p,
i6 3 £ Mr.Tho. Arnold to D, Fowke at Salop,. Nov^,
don^f^^ 10 ^"^^
221, &C. ,
Num. 7061.
38. Letter to Dr. South, Marrh ,q ,r *
39- Brl Leeds to Mr. Afton, ?D c ' 6,f 2 ^'
4. ; Tho. Cade toSirEdw. Walker, Hague,
42. Ro. Brabant to Simon Harcourt Efq. Nov.ii^'c
-l^uS
44- Letters to Dr. Browne from his Son & ot£.
45- Baron de Neufville, in French . .
23 Jul. 1709. isona.
46. Mr. Ra. Barker to Dr. Bradford, Brafted, Oft 5 ;.
«« ttfjT Barbert ° Mr - H ^ T ^as,
S^Z^f 7 of - priv ^ Bu finefs ofvariousS,
mn n u ' S Pf ,man l °Mr. Jer. Stephens at Wot
ton, Northamptonfliire. Barbican, ,6 July 1634.
of^r:t r g dt ^: ca - &Mr - carr ?4
5C Mr. Jo. Hum.. 3 Lond.3Jun S eV4
51. W m ABp. of Canterbury to Dr. Potter, Provoft
of Queen's College Oxford. Lmbeth, 12 May 163^
wo 5 rt h, fjJ^X? * Th °' Cdepeper ' Rkk T f -
W^ e ^9 Me % 7 ? * »*' >°'
^54. Letters between Geo. Digbye & Lord & Lady Bam,
55. Lord Scudamore p ar ^ } 2 OftT' 1637.
Defio^r" Mi " er t0 E ' ° f Bedford >Thornhaughrio
57- James Welfhe to the E. of Bedford, Alfcot/ 4 ! 8
Dec - l6 37- j 6
Dec 8 'i 63 7 BankeS 10 J °' B ° rr0U S hs ' Gra y' s in", so
59- Richard Strode to the E- of Bedford, 30 Jan. 1 637.
*o. A Prebendary of Durham to Dean Steward at the
Hague, j May 1 65 1. I2
61. E. of Northumberland Petworth, 30
Au |- 1654. ' «
Jul j' 6 Francifcus Junius t0 Mr.Selden, Amfterdam,8
63. Steph. (Gardiner) Chancellor of Wincheller, fka
to the Students of Chrift-church, Ox. lu
64. Sir Tho. Cotton to Mr. W» Witherington, 7 Aui.
5 °" 13c &c
65. Geo. Sley to Mr.Tho. Weaver, Lond. 9 Aug.
l6 5 8 « ,, 7 6
66. Ja. Beny to Hen. Scobel Efq. 5 Oft. 1658. 128.*
67. Jo. Bp. of Litchfield & Coventry to Sir Hen.
Puckering, Feb. 3, 1662. .
68. Rich.Neile , Feb. 1664. ,46,'
m 9 '^ S - Pe Py s to the Lord Hinchinbrooke at Calais,
Navy Office, 25 July 1 665. , 4 s.
7°. Mr. Hen. Saville to Mr. Thynn, Paris, Oft. 26,
72 - T *n i_ '61.
71. J. Berkenhead to Dr. Barrow, Mafterof Trinity
College, Cambridge. Whitehall, 13 May 1674. 166.
72. WPenn toJohnFenwick, 20th of the 1 ith 1674.
174.
73. W m Reeves to Sir John Boroughs, June 16, 1675.
74. R. French to Mr. Barker at Cambridge, Dec!^,
77 ' v c ^ *77- »78.
75- -t" 0. Danby to Col.CoIpep.-r, March 27, 1684.
2 16.
9 76.
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495
. Nuni. 7061.
76. W* Lewes to Mr. Hugh Thomas, Lhwyd, 7 Feb.
1710-1 1. 266.
77. J. Dixon to Capt. Fuik Grofvenor, Portfmouth,
Feb. 22, 1710. 268.
78. W m Bray to Geo. Paul, Nov. 3,^ 171 3. 271.
Thefe next are Letters upon Medical Subjech :
79. Dr. Walter Needham to Dr.Phinehas Fowke, June
24, 1668. 152, &c.
80. Dr. L. Eales Welwyn, June 2, 1670.
156.
81. Dr. J. Lewis 13 May 1673. 163.
82. Sir John Micklethwaite . . . 13 June 1672.
164.
83. Mr. Morgan to Mr. Hugh Thomas, upon Dr.
Cheyne's Book. Oft. 10, 1734. 275.
84. James Copley to his Brother, upon the due Obfer-
vance of Lent. 20 Mar. 1669. 157.
85. An Account of Cofler's firft printed Book at
Haerlem: and of Hefter Koolart born deaf & dumb,
yet taught to read & fpeak very intelligibly both Dutch
& Latin. • Amfterdam, 23 June 1699. 239.
Letters concerning State Affairs, & public Oc-
currences both domeftic & foreign :
: 86. Secretary Coventry to Sir John Boroughs, Can-
bury, 23 Aug. 1634. 40. 42.
87. To theE. of Leicefter, concerning the League with
the French King & the States General for the Recovery
of the Liberty of Germany. Oxford, 30 Aug. 1636.
55-
88. Mr. Secretary Coke to the Anibaffador at Ham-
burgh, 26 Oft. 1637. 73.
89. W m Middleton to Matthew Bp. of Norwich, Feb.
24, l6 37- . 79-
90. Sir Fra. Windebank Weftminfter, 17
Nov. 1637. 80. 81. 85.
91. Gilbert Talbot, . . . Venice, 3 June 1639. 83.
92. Ro. Reade to Mr. Tho. Windebank, Paris, 19
Apr. 1 64 1. 84. 86.
93* Marquis of Hamilton to hisMajefty, 23 O&.1641.
87.
94. Tho. Glenham to Lord Fairfax, York, 1 1 March
1642. 89.
95. W° Lenthall, Speaker, to Lord Fairfax, 10 Dec.
1642. 90.
96. Sir John Goodricke, &c. to Lord Fairfax, Man-
chefter, 4 May 1643. 92.
97. Lord Goring to Lord Fairfax, 29 May. 93. 95.
98. Lord ... to Lord Fairfax, Cottingham . .
Nov. 1643. 94-
99. E. of Manchefter to the E. of Lenox, Doncafter,
34 July 1644. 96.
100. E. of Manchefter to Lord Fairfax, Doncafter, 24
Jul. 1644. 97, 98.
101. Committee at Durham to Lord Fairfax, 31 Oft.
1644. 99. 100. 102. 170.
102. Col. Lambart to Sir. Tho. Fairfax, Lond. Jan. 21,
1644* 1 01.
103. W m Ofborne to Gent. Fairfax. 1 03.
104! Lord Fairfax to Mr. Ruflieworth, 2 May 1645.
111.
105. Committee atBeverley to Gen. Fairfax,27 March
1645. 112#
106. Sir Arthur Hafilrige to Mr. Rufliworth, 12 May
1645. 9 9 9 113.
107. Recruits for Col. Pickering's Regiment, 29 June
1645. 114.
108. E. of Manchefter & Lauderdale to Major Gen.
Browne, 10 Jan. 1645. 115.
1 09. Order to Sir Tho. Cotton from Parliament, 22
July 1646. 116.
no. Richard Prcttey to Sir Tho. Cotton, 20 Jul.
1646. 117.
in... .... to Lieutenant Gen. Maffey, Hague,
15 Feb. 1648. n8.
Num. 7061, jooi.
114. Prince Charles Lodovic to the E.of Manchefter*
Somerfet Houfe, 12 May 1648. 119.
113. E. of Ormond to Major Gen. Mafley, 7 March
1653* 126, &c. 151.
114. Edward Wogan to Major Gen* Mafley, Paris, 28
Match 1653. 129.
115. D. of Richmond to Mr. Culpepcr, Cobham Hall,
O&. 11, 1670. 159.
116. The Duke to Col. Lovelace, 9 Dec. 1672. 173.
1 1 7. MynHeerFagel Penfioner to theStates of Holland *
&c. to the Marquifs of Albeville, Envoy Extraordinary
of the K. of Great Britain to the States-General, con-
cerning a Suggeftion in a Book, intitled, " Parliamen-
tum pacificum," relating to the Teft & penal Laws, 9
Apr. 1688. ~ 183.
118. Copies of 2 Letters of the E. of Clarendon ; one
to the King, Nov. 1667, concerning the King's Difplea-
fure with him, which his Majefty burnt as loon as he
read it; the other to the Bilhop of Worcefter in vindica-
tion of his Countefs touching Queen Mary's Mifcarrying*
234.
119. The D. of Buckingham to Dr. Pearfon, Mafter of
Trinity College in Cambridge. 244.
120. Sam. Smith toW n Hawes,Edgware, 7 June 1705.
252.
121. Representations of Church Affairs to the Bifiiop of
London, Dr. Kennet Dean of Huntingdon, &c. 253.
122. Alex. Irvine, Moderator of thePrelbytery of For-
dyce to the E. of Seafield, &c. Banff, 5 May 1708.
260.
1 23. Edward Llhryd to Mr. Hugh Thomas, Oxford
10 Apr. 1709. *±6i.
1 24. Submiflion of Abel Roper, concerning an Article
in the Poft Boy. 267.
125. Dan. De Foe to J. Dyer, Author of the News Let-
ter. 269.
1 26. Copy of a Letter to the Queen, written from Paris >
26 Mar. 17 11. 270.
7002.
A Folio, Vol. xiv. (like the preceding confifting
chiefly of original Letters which paffed from the Year
1584 to 1 6 19, between fundry confiderable Perfons
upon miscellaneous Subje&s.
1. Themoftare Letters fent to Mr. Adam Newton,
Dean of Durham, Secretary to Henry Prince of Wales,
from the following Perfons; E. ofSalilbury, E. of Dorfet,
f.35. — Sir Ed. Conway from Brill, 42, &c. — Sir Tho.
Cornwall, 43 .— Gregory Newton, 4*. — Dr. Forthe, 47.
Dr.Cudworth,49. — theBifhop ofDurham,66. — SirTho.
Puckering, 82.— Sir Rob. Carr, K5. — Sir Geo. Carey,
93. — Sir Tho. Edmonds, 106. — Thcophilus Cangifer &
Fra. Herring, both in Latin, in. — E. of Pembroke,
113. — Sir Oliver St. John, 117.— Sir Hen. Carew, 119.
—Tobias ABp. of York, 120.— Henry Bp. of Worcef-
ter, 121.— Sir Dudley Carleton, 124. — Sir John Dig-
bye, 125. — Sir Hen. Wotton, 129. — Lord Roos, 130,
&c.
2. To Sir Rob. Cotton from Hen. Berkley, f. 61.—
Sir Hen. Qoodere, 68. — Rich. James, 69.— Tho. Hoi-
craft, 105. — Sir Cha. Cornwalleys, no. — Jf. Cafaubon
in Latin, 206. — Wm.Walden, 171. — John Parker, 172,
&c.
3. To Lord Keeper Puckering from Mr. Vaughan.
2. 3. 4. 144.
4. To Sir. Tho. Puckering from John Stone at Ma*
drid, f. 209. J. Cotta. 143.
5. Sir Gr.Markham, f. 45. 87. & Mr. Ran.Cotgrave s
126. to Monfieur Beaulieu.
6. E.of Suffolk Lord Chamberlain, E. of Northamp.
ton, Lord Privy Seal, to the Bifhop of Durham. 65.
7. Lord Grey to Lord Northampton. 170.
8. To Mr. Camden from Sir Rob. Spencer, f. 79.—
Thuanus. fliy, &c.
9. To
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bury- . l 3 6 -
to. Gabr. A rchiepifcopus Philadelphiac Henrico Sa-
villio, Graece. '3 1 -
11. Johannes Oblimathes Dno Mar. Antonio de
Dominis, Archiepifcopo Spalatenfi. ^ 226.
12. Monf. de Peirtfc to Mr. Selden, 229. Sir Rob.
Cotton, 247. In French.
13. Tlie E. of Leicefter to the Lord Treafurer, con-
cerning the Haven ot Chefter, & the reafon of its Decay :
& of the infolency of the Papifts in thofe Parts. 1.
Chefter 4 June 1584. 1.
14. Copy of a Letter from Sir Fra. Drake to Mr.
John Fox, giving an Account of his Succefs againfl: the
Spaniard^, & defiring his Prayers. 5. from on board the
Elizabeth Bonadventure, 27 April 1 587.
1 5. Copy of a Letter of Advice from Mrs. Jane Roper
to Sir Cha. Blount. 9.
16. Letter to the Queen of England his fair Miftrefs
from Francis at Dunkirke, 26 Apiil. 10.
17. Letters from Mr. John Parry at Paris to the Lord
Treafurer, E. of Devonfhire, &c. 14.
18. Orders & Warrants of Council. 17. &c.
19. Copies of Letters of Sir Tho. Overbury, Sir
Gervafe Hellvife, &c. 161.
20. Copy of Lord Bacon's Letter to the Houfe of
Lords upon the Complaint of Bribery againfl him, with
a Satire upon it. 179.
2 1 . Copy of 2 Letters from Sir Cha. Cornwaleys under
Confinement to the King, & to his Lady, 22 Jan.
1614. « 180.
22. Several Letters of Mr. Tho. Lorkin from Paris to
Mr. Adam Newton ; & from London to Sir Tho. Pucker-
ing at Madrid with the Occurrences at both the Places
where he refided. 86. &c.
7003.
A Folio Vol. xv. confifting chiefly of original Letters
between contiderable Pcrfons from 1610. to 17 16.
1. A Letter to a Perfon of Honour concerning the
King's difavowing the having been married to the Duke
©f Monmouth's Mother, & whofe Right it is to fucceed
next after his Majefly. " 1 .
2. Copies of Letters of Queen Henrietta Maria to the
Marq. of Newcaftle from Paris, Oxford & York, 1651.
&c. 2.
3. Letters of Lady Arbella Stuart, (1.) Copies of one
to the K. of Denmark, of another to the Queen, & of
a third to Prince Henry, about fending Cotting her
Mufician over to Denmark, An°. 1607. f. 25. See the
Original of one of thefe in 161. C. 1. 44,
(2.) Letters between the faid Lady Arabella &
Sir Andrew St. Clair, who was employed between
the Queen & her. " * 28.
(3 ) Letters concerning the Marriage of the faid
Lady A. St. with Mr. W ra . Seymaure. 44. &c.
4. Copy of a very remarkable Letter from Lady
Compton to her Hulband about her Allowance. 105.
5. Letter to Mr. Timothy Thomas about the burning
of fome Effigies at Oxford, Jan. 1716. 114.
6. Mr. Geo. Vertue to Mr. Chriftian, concerning
Milton's Pifture. - ,,5.
•7- E. of Northampton concerning Sir Tho. Overbuys
Death
117.
8. The Hon blc . Robert Boyle Efq ; to a Friend upon
his applying to the Study of the Scriptures through his
Advice. -Mr. Millet of Poynington ? 1 1 8.
q. An Account given by Dr. Radclxff concerning a
Conference between the E. of Rochefler and one Mr.
r an ^C vhen the Earl ^ ufoi his Death-bed : taken
by Mr. Thomas at Lord Oxford's Table when Speaker
orthe Houfe of Commons. n9 .
to. Copy of Lord Rochefler's Letter to Dr. Burnet
before his : Death.
120.
Num. 7003, 7004.
1 1. Letters of Lord Rochefler to his Lady & others,
wit h theirs to him. ' ]2U
12. Copies of Letters relating to the Dutch War
1652. & affairs in different Courts, with fome private
Matters, taken from Originals in the poffeffion of Dr.
Sprat Bifhop of Rochefler, among which there is one
from Dean Aldrich, about the printing of the E. of
Clarendon's Hiftory. 1 9 1. 1 94.
13. Monf. Le Grand to the D. of Buckingham,
complimenting him upon his Prefent of fine Horles to
the King. ^6.
14. Private Letters of Friendfhip to Col. Colpeper;
likewife others between the Countefs of Bath & the Earl
of Bedford ; & fome from Mr. Selden, Sir Hen. Spelman,
Edm. Ludlowe, & divers other Perfons. j 98. &c,
7OO4.
A Folio Vol. xvi. confifting chiefly of the Letters o?
Scotchmen, & Papers relating to the Affairs of Ireland.
1. Mr. John Knox to Sir W m . Cecil Secretary of
State, in a long Letter expoftulating with him wholly to
employ all hisTalents & the Opportunities afforded him
in his high Station to the advancement of God's Glor) :
&c with refpeft to himfelf, defiring that he may pals
through England to his diftreffed Flock ; & vindicating
his Book written againft the Regiment & Empire of
Women. Diepe 22. Apr. 1559. 1.
2. Patrick ABp. of St. Andrews to the ABp. of —
concerning the Reftoraticn of the Eftate of
Bilhops in Scotland. St. Andrews 1 5 June 1584. 2.
3. Mr. Andrew Melvin to Sir H. Savile & Geo.
Carleton Students at Oxford, commending iheir Pro-
ficiency in their Studies, Lond. 15 Dec. 1584. 3.
4. E. of Lenox to Mr. Randolph, with a Prefent of
Hawks. Glafgow 7 July 1570. 4.
5. Copy of the Difcharge of Mary Q. of Scots to the
Sieur Noy her Secretary.
6. Certain Articles reafoned & concluded by the
general Affembly touching the Policy & Difcipline of the
Church, the King's Commiflioners being prefent at
Edinburgh, from the 10 May until the 21. 1586, to
pafs in Laws in time to come.
7. Names of the Robbers within the Marches belong-
ing to Tivedale 1586.
8. Letter from Henry de Lorraine to the Executory
of Mary Q. of Scots, 26 OS. 1587.
9. Sir R. Sydney to Secretary Walfingham, touch-
ing the King of Scotland and the State thereof. Edin-
burgh 7 Sep. 1 £88.
10. Patent from K. Ja. vi. creating Nicholas Craig,
D.L. D. a Peer of the Realm, Aug. 1, 1 593.
11. Teftamentum D. Ifottas de Canonicis Caftelvitiis^
alias uxoris D. Thoma: Erafti apud Edinburgum 7 Mar<
1 593*
12. A Brief of the A&s of the Parliament at Edjn-.
burgh ended 8 June 1594*
13. Other Parliamentary Notes.
14. Philippus Dux Pomerani^e Jo. Metellauo Scojo-
rum regis cancellario, 5 May 1595.
15. Henricus Ramelius Daniss Cancellarius eidem Jo.
Metallano, 4 Junii 1595.
16. Jo. Jonftonus D. Adamo Newtono, Edinb. 9
Feb. 1606.
1 7. E. of Dunfermelinc to Mr. Adam Newton, Edinb.
8 Apr. 1607.
18. Henry de Lorraine to the ABp. of Glafgow Am-
baffador of the Q. of Scots. 15 OA. 1607.
rg. Lord Baimerino to Mr. Adam Newton, 3 Feb.
l6o 7 # r 11
ao. Grant from K. James to the E. of Lenox of all
the Debts, Fines, &c. in France, belonging to the late.
Mary Queen of Scots. Whitehall 20 Dec 1604.
21 & 22. Sir And. St. Clair to Prince Henry & Mr.
Newton, with a Pvefent of 2 DanilhDogs, 22 Apr. 1608.
5 *i- J*
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23. J. Skene to Prince Penry, pretexting his Collec-
tion of the Laws, Edinb. 5 Oft. 1609.
±4.-26. Letters to Mr. Newton from W* Adamfon
& others.
27. E. of Lenox to Sir Tho. Edmunds, Ambaffador
in France, about the Debts in France.
28. — 35. Letters between Guftavus Adolphus K. of
Sweden, & ChrifHan the ivtb, K. of Denmark, con-
cerning a Ceffation of Anns, & appointing Commiffiopers
to adjufl their Difputes, 10 Jul. 1612. &c. In Latin.
36. — 5 1. Letters of Mr. Adam Newton to Sir Tho.
Puckering, with common News & their own private
Affairs ; m the firft whereof he bewails the Lofs of his
Mafter, Prince Henry, 19 Jan. 161 2, &c.
52. The Bifliops of Scotland to the A v Bp. of Canter-
bury, concerning the Marquifs of Huntley, & the Courfe
nrhich they fhould take with the Papifts in Scotland.
St Andrews, 9 Oft. 1615.
53. & 54 E. of Lenox to Mr. Beaulieu at Paris,
about his Debts there. Lond. 10 Feb. 1616.
55. — 57. Declaration of K. Charles as Succeflbr to
K.James 1. at the Market Crofs at Edinburgh, fign'd
by many of the Nobility : of which there is both the
Original & 2 Copies from it, 31 March 1625.
58. 59. Sir Ja. Fullerton to Mr. Ad. Newton & Mr.
David Cuningham, upon private Affairs, 7 OGt. 1628.
60. Mr. D. Cuningham to Sir Tho. Puckering, about
the Imprifonment or the Scotch Lords & Gentlemen.
Lond. 18 July 163 1.
61. E. of Lindfey to Mr Devieat Paris, touching the
Information he had given him concerning the French &
Dutch Fleets, from the Downs, n Aug. 1635.
62. 63. J. Ranifay to Sir Jo. Burroughs, concerning
the Neutrality of Hanau, 27 Nov. 1636.
64. E. of Argyle to inviting him to the
Rendezvous at Leith on 8 Oftober. Edinburgh, 19
Sept. 1640.
6 5. Certificate & Teflimonials of the Prefbytery of
St. Andrews, for Mr. Geo. Ramfay to be admitted a
Preacher, 24 Jan. 1655.
66. Dno Gerardo Joh. Voflio Joannes Forbefius, 8
Aug. 1644. In Latin, concerning the Loan of fome
Books.
— 70. Copy of certain Letters written by Rob. Logan
of Reftalrig, containing a clear difcovery of his fore-
knowledge & participation in the Treafon of the Traitor
Gowry.
71. Alexander Lighton to Mr. Adam Newton, con-
earning the Donation of St. lies. In Larin.
J# 72. Dr. Bruce, from Poland, to Mr. Newton, giving
an Account of the young Prince. In Latin.
73. — 78. Letters of little Confequence of private
Perfons to Mr. Newton, &c.
79. Thefes concerning Church Government, propofed
by the King in Scotland.
80. & 81. Two Letters between Q. Eliz. & K. James,
in order to ftrengthen their Amity ; the Queen in very
ftrong terms profefling her Innocehcy with refpeft to the
Death of the Q. of Scots.
84; " Abrief Declaration of the Chargis growen fythens
thauryvall of Sur Anthony St. Leger Knyght Lord Dc
putie of Ireland/ from 13 Dec. 1 Mar. to the 30 April
the 3d year of her Reign.
83.&84. The State of Ireland as it was left by Sir
Hen. Sydney 1571.
85.-92. The State of Ireland to 1578.
91. — 95. The Submiffions & Petitions of OreigKe
chief of his Nation* & of his Brethren & Sons, & the
reft of his or their Followers to the Lord Juftice, 6 June
1579-
96. — 100. The State of Ireland under Sir W\ Drury
1579-
ioi. — 127. Further Papers relating to the 8tate of
Ireland.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 7064— -7606.
128. The Lord Deputy's Spefech to both Houfes of '
Parliament affembled at Dublin, 1 $ July 1634.
1*9* &c. The State of the Marches in Wales*
A Folio, Vol. atvii. containing Letters of the Lord
Frefcheville, his fecond Lady, & Daughters, & their
Hufbands J particularly Lady Warwick & Col. Colpe*
per, with Papers of his in his laft Tears, when hit
Fortune was reduced. There are intermixed fome
Letters of Lord Vifcount Strangford in Ireland. It
contains 4I6 leaves*
7O06*
A Folio, Vol. fcviii. tohtairiihg L&tets, W&irantis*
Papers of State Affairs* &c.
1. Original Letters from the Duke df Buckingham to
the Lord Chancellor Bacon, in the Tears *6l6» — 16x9*
which are in Number Eighty-^onC.
2. — 6. Copies of three Letters from K. Cha. it. on6
of Lord Clifford & another of Secretary Coventry to the
D. of York on board the Fleet, 1672, Concerning hi*
Conduft with regard to the Dutch Fleets. Thefe
Copies were taken from the Originals among Bp. Sprat's
Papers.
7. Copy of a Letter from the Dutcheft of Cleveland
to K. Cha 11. from the Original in the E. of Berkfliire's
Hands, written from Paris; wherein (he bemoans the
Mifconduft of Lady Suffex her Daughter , who had
made herfelf the Subjed of the whole DifcbUrfe there.
8. K. Cha. 11. to to abfent himfelf fot
fome time beyond Sea. Whitehall, Feb. 18, 167^.
9. Copy of a Letter from K. Cha. 11. to the Governor
& Magiftrates of Jlhode Ifland & Providence Plantations*
in New England, concerning the Maflathufets Colony,
&c. Whitehall, 12 Feb. 1674.
10. Warrant from K. Cha. 11. for a Brace of Bucks,
given at St. Germain's, 29 Aug. 1549.
11. Licence from K. Cha. 11. for Richard Griffith
a Prelby terian Teacher. Whitehall, 9 Dec. 167**
12. Warrant from K. Cha. 11. to the E. of North'
ampton Conftable, of the Tower, to receive & keep in
fafe Cuftody John Carrol, Efq ; accufed by Titus Oates
as guilty of high Treafon. Whitehall, 20 Nov* 1678.
13. — 21. Copies of Declarations, Proclamations,
Letters, &c. touching the Rebellion of the D. of Mon-
mouth at Taunton, together with the Copies of his
Letters to the King before his Execution.
22. An Exprefs from the Knights & Gentlemen
ingaged with Sir George Booth, to the City & Citizens
of London & all other Freemen of England, from Man*
chefter, 9 Aug. 1659.
23. Copy of the Petition from the Nobles to K.
Cha. 1. for redrefling of Grievances.
24. Copy of the Aft agreed upon between K. Cha. 1* .
& the Commiflioners at Newport, Sept. 33, 1648} for
juftifying the Proceedings of Parliament in the late
War.
25. An humble Offer of fome Rudiments for an
Union among Proteftants of different Perfuafions.
26. Draught of a Warrant authorizing John Anftts
Efq; Norfolk Herald, in purfuance of a Reverfion
granted to him by Q. Anne upon the Death of Sir Henry
St. George, Sep. 16, 17 15.
27. — 29. The Cafe of Walter Williams, who with
his Brother W\ Williams were concerned in a quarfel
with Leifon Williams, who was (lain, 13 May 16 $6.
30. 3 1. Cafe between the Bifliop t)f Oxford Plaintiff,
& Mr. Wife Defendant, 22 March 1706. touching a
Leafe of the Reftory & Tithes of Hookenorton in the
County of Oxon.
32. Notes concerning Grants of Lands to the Church
of Thornham in Norfolk.
33. Form of a Warrant for paying to the Speaker
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of the P^rKament Houfe his Salary in eorfideration of
his extraordinary Expences, tpji. E1&,
34. Form #1 a Warrant f?of% the Keepers of the
Liberty of England to the Sheriff of the Co. of Warwick,
to reftore to Henry Beafu certain Lands, which had been
feized by .virtue or a Writ of Extent, Weftminfter, 1 8
June 1 65 1.
35. &c. Papers relating to draining of Fens.
i 7007 & 8.
Two Folios, Vol. 1. & 11. containing Letters written to
his -Royal Highnefs Henry Prince of Wales, together
with original Draughts of his own Letters, in Corref-
pondence with the chief of our own Nobility & Gentry,
& ajjnoft all the foreign Princes, as Guftavus Adolphus
K. of Sweden, Chriftian iv. K. of Denmark, Sophia
Q. of Denmark, Henry K. of France— Meff rS . the.
States General— Frederic Eledor Palatin— Wladiflaus
SigiTmundiis Prince of Poland— William Duke of
Courland— Charles Duke d'Aremberg— Ulrick D. of
Holftein— Frideric Landtgrave of Heffe— Frideric
;XJlricus D. of Brunfwick — Lewis Frid. Prince of
Wirtemberg — The Archduke Albert— Charles Alex-
ander de Croy Prince of the Empire — D. of Savoy —
Prince Maurice of Naflau— Charles Cardinal de
Lorraine — Cha. Duke de Lorraine— Due de Ven-
dofme, Due de Vaudemont, Due de Guife, MonP.
Le Grand, &c. — Four Letters are inferted at fol. 14.
Vol. 1. from Mr. Geo. Paul of Jefus College in Cam-
bridge. This explains what Mr. H. Wanley has
endorfed on many Papers & Letters, namely " bought
of Mr. Geo. Paul's Landlady," giving an Account
from whence this Collection was procured : with a lilt
of the Letters from foreign Princes & nobles.
It appears from hence that they belonged formerly
to Sir Henry Puckering, Secretary to Prince Henry, and
Son of Sir Thomas Puckering, ^ord Keeper of the Great
Seal. The number of leaves in this book is 462. — The
fecoad Volume contains 302 leaves.
7OO9.
A Folio, Vol in. containing mifcellaneous Papers belong-
ing to the fame Collettion.
I. A Brief of the Yearly Penfions paid by his Royal
Highnefs Henry Prince of Wales j & Notes of fome
occafional Expenc'es.
[ 2. Petition of Edward Helwis, aged fourfcore & four-
teen, for encouragement to difcover fome militaryEngines
that may prove of great Ufe & Service. 7.
. 3. Project for making Farthing Tokens of Cop-
per. 8.
4. Projeft by Sir W m . Slirigifbye, of Furnaces for
faving of Fewel, & Objections againft the Proportions
of fome French Men. 9.
.5. A Calculation (hewing how the Invention for
making of Iron with Pit Coal or Sea Coal, will be worth
per Ap. 380,000 Pounds immediately after the firft grand
Trials, without any further Charge. 10.
6. Projed touching Ordnance both for Sea or
Land. 11.
7. Propofal touching the Prince's enjoying all the
Forfeitures, growing, or that ought to accrue unto his Ma-
jefty,by Recufants, paying to his Majefty 1000L more
by the Year than is now anfwered yearly for the fame
12. &c.
8. Projeft concerning Salt. 19.
* 9. Propofals touching Ship.building, with Eftimates
of the Charges of fitting out Ships for his Majefty's
Service. 21,
1 o. Projefl: of the Sieur Gouget, a French Gentleman,
for the Working of the Lead & Silver Mines. 32.
II. Projeft for raifing Money from Tin. 34.
12. Relation of a Voyage to Virginia in the Weft
Indies in three Ships, viz, the De la War Admiral, the
Num. 7009 — 701 1.
BSffing of Plymouth Vice Admiral, & the Hercules of
Rye Rear Admiral, July 7, 1610. 35.
13. Projeft for the Divifion & Plantation of the
efcheated Lands in fix feveral Counties of Ulfter, viz.
Tirone, Colerain, Donegal, Fermanagh, Armagh &
Cavan. 40,
14. His Majefty's Title to the Lands of theE. of
Ormond & Lord Cheynie. 48/
15. Notes touching the Rente ilTuing forth in the
County Palatine of Chefter, Wales, & Cornwall that
have laid concealed. 51.
16. Obfervations touching the felling of Wood in
Dean Foreft for the forging of Iron. 54.
17. Petitions chiefly of the Prince's Servants for
Grants, &c* contains 188 leaves.
7OIO.
A large folio of various Letters containing.
1. A large collection of Letters from Mr. J. Beaulieu,
to Sir Thomas Puckering, at Warwick, in the years
1626 — 1633. f. — 1228. Thefe were all jnirchafed of
Mr. Baker, who had them probably from the Source
mentioned by Mr. G. Paul in No. 7007. f. 14. &c.
2; A Colle&ion originally belonging to Sir Richard
Fanfliaw, containing Copies of his difpatches as ambaffa-
dor at Madrid, in the years 1665 & 1666. Many of
them interlined & altered by himfelf. With the Letters
addrefled to him by the King's Minifters, Lord Arling- .
ton & Lord Clarendon, and other perfons employed by
Government ; as Lord Holies, at Paris, Sir Geo. Down-
ing at the Hague, Lord Bellafyfe & Sir Hugh Cholmeley
at Tangier, Sir Robert Southwell in Portugal, and
Lord Sandwich in the Fleet, all addrelfed to him as
Ambafladpr. f. 229- — 501.
3. An Anonymous narrative of the Sea-fight with
Opdam and the Dutch Fleet, June 1 &c. 1666.
4. In Spanilh, Articles of Peace concluded between
my Lord Bellafyfe & Guyland. April 2. 1666.
5. The Treaty of Commerce between England &
Spain figned by the Lord Ambaflador Fanfliaw, &
the Duke of Medina in Madrid 17 Dec 1665. 566.
6. Secret Articles between England and Spain, con-
cerning Portugal, figned at the fame time. 589.
7. In Spanifli r a rough draught of an Explanation
propofed to be made by Lord Sandwich of the articles
figned by Sir R. F. & the Duke of M. not being ratified*
600.
8. Articles of continuation & renovation of Peace &
Amity, between the Kings of England & Spain, carried
by Mr. Godolphin. 602.
- The Book has 6 1 1 leaves.
7OII.
A Folio, containing Letters that pafled between feveral
learned Men, in Latin, towards the End of the 1 6th
& the beginning of the 17th. Centuries : together
with a few of later Date.
1. & 2. Thaddaeus HageciusD. Thomae Savilio, Prageo
22 Feb. 1 589.
3. & 4 Refponfio Friderici 11. Daniae regi$ Jacobi
Scotorum regis Legatis, 28 June 1587.
5. Fr. Junius Jano Grutero, Lugd. Bat; 1595.
6. Sigifmundus TranfilvanorumPrinceps JoanniPoker-.
ing, 11 Sept. 1593.
7. Albertus Pighius Henrico Corbeeck Mechliniae,
a Bruxell. 30 Jun. 1538.
8. — 17. R. Cotes D. Corker, individuae Trinitatis
Collegii focio feniori. Epiftola academica pro forma, ut
fequentes. Dno Corker Tho. Pilgrim — Raduiphus Blo-
mer — G. Jeffreys — R. Duke — Carolus Whitworth —
Gul. Wade—Jacobus Talbot. — D. Montagu ColL Trin.
apud Cantabr. praefe&o Jac. Capellus. Id. Jul. 1696.
18. Richardus
Digitized by
Bibllothecae Harleianae, 499
Num. 7011.
18. Rlchardus Robinfon, Dno. Richardo Anderfon
Eq. Aur. &c. Libellus foliorum 18.
19, 20. Literae ad Papam Romanum .... Matriti
9 Jun. 1623.. ^
a 1. Robertus Radcliffus ad Dnum Cromwellum Sfc- \
cretarium.
22. Gul. Thewleus Do&ori Cavo.
23. G. de Blitterfieyck ....... 3 Non. Apr.
1644. '
24. * Johannes Criftorpius Bernhardo . . . Roftochii
pro-pridie Michaelis 161 5.
25. Literae Thomas Farnabii & . . . . Burrhi. fine
anno, folia 8.
26. Chriftophorus Pius Hardefianus Francifco Junio.
27. -Cornelii Drobbel Petitio. s
28. Carolus Ryves Henrico Comiti North.
29. M. F. Limerius Gul. Camdeno.
30. Henricus Palmer Dno. Tho. Puckering.
31. Johannes Watfonus Henrico Goldo.
32. Nathanael Conopius.
33. Henrico Goldo.
34. Mauricius Breffius Dno. Henrico Savilio.
35. N. Haukins praeftanti viro Doctori Edmundo.
3 6 > 37? 38. Giflenus Thalafius Anthonio Bell.
39. 1 ilemannus de Neufviile Jo. Gen Voffio.
40. Jo. Evans.
41. — 43. Jo. Haryngton ad Henricum Walliae Prin-
cipem.
44. Philippi Melan&hon notae quaedam in fex locos
Jeremiae. FoKa 10. In margine fcriptum eft, " Haec eft
manus Philippi Melan&honis."
45. Hadrianus Beverlandus.
46. W. Jonfius Francifco Junio.
47> .48. Joh. Froft & Abrahamus Minifliolius Fra.
Junio, 28 Jan. 1602.
^ 49. Geo. Adlerftein Gerardo Fuchfio. Poema acrof-
tichum.
50. Janus Gruterus Dno. Rob. Cottono.
51, 52. T. Peparinus Diio Adamo^ Newtono, Wol-
ferbyto, 3 Kal. Nov. 16 10.
53. Daniel Heinfius Dno. Henrico Savilio, Ludg.
Bat. 7 Sept. 16 12.
54> 55- Steph. de Reiger & Joh. Hubergen Conrado
Vorllio, 15 Jan. 1615.
57. Epiftolac Vicecancellarii et Senatus Cantabrigienfis,
ad Comitem de Holland, data e frequenti Senatu 13 Feb.
1629. .
^ 58. Chriftianus iv. Daniae Rex ad Imperatorem Fer-
dinandumn. 10 Dec. 1631.
59. G. Rutherford Gerardo Voffio, 28 Dec. 1631.
60. Francifcus Junius Johanni Francio Cantabrigienfi,
22 Maii 1633.
61. Johannes Meurfius.
62. 'Confules, &c foederatarum Hanfas Teutonicae ci-
vitatum ad Carolum 1. 20 Jun. 1635.
63. Monl r . de Peirefc a Mr. Jean Selden, k Aix 31
Mars 1636. In French.
64. Olaus Wormius Dno. Johanni Spelmano, Hafniae
prid. Id. Apr. 1616.
65. Jo. Meurfius Filius.
66. Erycius Puteanus Jo. Ger. Voffio, Lovanii 3 Kal.
Sept. 1642.
67. Fabius Chifius Erycio Puteano, Coloniae 20 Maii
1643-
68. Ger. Jo. Voflius Joanni Sadlero, Amft. 1646.
69.. Jo. Hen. Hotting#rus Dno. Chriftiano Razio, Ti-
gur. 14 Maii 1647.
70. Jac. UfTerius Armachanus J. Ger. Voffio, Lond.
14 Kal. Aug. 1647.
71. Afbertus a Mortuomari J. Ger. Voffio, Parif. ss8
Sept. 1647.
—73. Godefridus Olderftedt Jo. Cans Vienna:, a Co-
loniae 8 Mar. 1648.
Num.7011, 701 2,
74. Procancellarius et Senatus Cantabrigienfis Eplf-
copoElienfi, Prid< Jol. Jan. 1664.
75. Confules et SenatusAquifgrani ad Regem, 14 Mai
1676.
A #7S,77. H. Wetftenius & Sebaft. Fefchius D* Tho.
Gale, 1674.
78.-87. Dan. Elzevir, Fr. Lud. L'Efcuyer. Otto
Menckenius, Jo. Mabillon, & D. Th. Gale. Petr. Allix;
88 ad 115. Geo. Bruin, Gerardus Mercator And.
Schottus, & alii Abrahamo Ortelio, An. 1571, &c.
Moft of thefe were purchafed of Mr. Geo. Paul,
or of his Landlady.
7012;
. ■
A Folio, confiding of a large Number of Letters from
the moft learned Men of the Age to Jo. Gerard Vof»
fius, and others.
N. B. G. J. Voflius paffim, non J. G.
1. Bern, k Mallinc Krott ad Ifaacum Voffium, 1609*
, 1.
2. Exemplum Epiftolac J. Guddaei ad C. Vorftium,
1615. ... *
3. Vorftii Epiftolae ad J. G. Voffium, 161 5.., 4.
4* M. Clementis ,Tinipleri ad eundem, et Conv.
Vorftium , Axmo 1615. Epift olae quinque. 6.
5. Ad J. G. Voflium, Jacobus Stephani, 161 7. 15.
6. ■ — ; Andrea Schotto, 1625. F. Junius
1641, Hollandica.
7. ■ Rutgerfius, J. Golius 1625, G#
Weflenius, 1629.
8. ; Epiftolae 11. Fr* Junii. 16.
9. — — Rutgerfius, Dion. Voflius, Joh*
Lydi us; Epiftolae tres. .126.
1 p. — ~— — — Rutg 1 1624. Jac. Florianus 163a.
3*-
n. G. Stupecke de Conari, I. Samlius 1632, ad .
Dionyf. Voffium. F. V. Someren, 1632. 34.
12. Ad J. G. Voffium, Jac. Roverius 1634. Johannes
Skytte Sen. et Jun. et alii ; Epiftolae. 7. 39.
*3- ■ Chr. Stupecke, G. Stupecke, I. J*
Wadzki J. Fr. Gronovius, 1638. Laurentius Sky.tte*
r ^
14. Joh. Graan ad J. Voffium, f. 62, et ad eundem
Chr. Huffi Vedolius. ,
15. Ad Fr. Voflium, Joh. Chardin. 64.
16. Ad J. G. Voffium L. Crocius; P. P. "Winding,
F. Utenbogaerd, et alii . 65 — 75.
17. Hen. aSchoetten ad Fr. Voffium. 7$.
18. J. G. Voflius, Johanni Filio 1637, item Ric*
Steward, anonymo, Academiae Cantabrigienfi, 1641.
19. Ad J. G. Voffium, Jacob. Gothofredus, J. Rou*
fius ; item Gafparis Scioppii literae tres. 83.,:
20. — — » — Mer. Cafaubon, $aqi. Petkus, D» <
Hellovius, Vin. Fabricius, Ad. k Robenhano., 89. *
21. Ad parnobile Voffiorum, Lamb* Voffiu$. : 100.
22. Ad J. G. Voffium, Joh. Beverovichjs, Ep. 2 K Le-
vinus Warnerus, G. Andr. Rjchter. M. Alting, Anonymi
2. J. # Polyander k Kerch-, hoven, Bened. Mairottus, Hen*.
k Dieft. Franc, k Bern. Joh. Falckenier. J. Van Born.
. 102 — 118. .
23. VerfusGu. Blitterfvilii, Scabini, Bruxellenfis, ad
Nihufium, de Voffiq. , .119.,
^4. Ad J. G. Voffium, Chr. F. Crocius, Diod Tul- 7
daeus. Conft. L'Empereur, Jof. LaHrentius, Th.Jo. Ban^
gius. J. Fr. Gronovius^ Fr. Spanhemius, CL. Rum*
phius, C. F. Crocius. . 120 — 131.
25. G. J. Voflius, Johanni ^eldeno. 133.
26. Ad G. J. Voffium, Fr. Spanhemius, J. H. Boe^
clerus, Geo. Caliphes, J° Gruterus, G. Caliphes, Laur.
BododL G. Gentiu6. Jst H. Boeclerus, J. Heuffin*
gius, I. Marefius, D. Heinfius, Eultath Guartius, Gunth.
H. Plathnerus, Alb. Kyperus, J. JLe Long, J. Hulfeman-
nus,
Digitized by
500
Catalogue Librorum MS&
Num. 7012, 7013.
litis, Corn* van Wyninghen, Clares de Hacn, Th. Bar-
gravius, Andr. Rivetus. 134 — l ^S»
07. Ad G. J. Voffium Herm. Conringius, D.Heinfius,
St. Stephanius, Petf. Figulus, Jo* Zawadfki,S. Marefius,
Heufingius, Gul. Grotius. 167.
28. — Jacobi Lydii Epiftolae quinque ; et*ad
eundem Edm. Figrelius, Ant. Matthaeus, Vine. Fabri-
cius, Ant. Emilias, S. Sorberius, CI. Salmafius, Reine-
rus Neuhufius, Pellius, Conrad. Thamnitius, G. Horn.
176.
2p# ■■■ L. Crocii Ep. 5. 200.
30. 1 Fr. Junii Epift. tres, cum aliis. 209.
31. Fr. Junius Ifaaco Voffio. 220.
32. G. J. Voffio, G. Horn, Cafp. Streton, H.Ernf-
tius,G. Kirftenius, Js. Gruterus, G. Horn. 221.
33. Joh. Cabeliavio, G. J. Voffius, et ad ilium Job.
Quiftorpius, T. J. Bangius, Ant. Matthaeus, J. Heinbcr-
gius. Js. Gruterus, Corn. Toilius, Enno Ph. Wipperman.
228.
34. Jo. Voffio S. Tennulius, Joh. Rowlandus. 239.
35^ G.J. Voffio, Andr. Prinfcenius, anon. Corn. Toi-
lius Vine. Fabricius, Berifard. Cnipping, anon 2, Cafp.
Hoffman. 243 •
36. Franc. Junii Epiftolae 4. 254.
37. Ad Tho. Bangium, et Arn. Senjrverdium Ep. for-
fanG.J. Voffii, item ad ilium, B. Pelotanus, Ph. Cat-
tierus. 2 59#
38. G. J. Voffius ad T. Loccenium, et Jo. Frein-
fhemium ; item ad ilium Laur. Banck, J. Borgeilus, S.
Marefius. 263.
39. J. Burgefio, J. G. Voffius, et ad eum Jac. Gad-
dius, Jac. Stephanus, Arch. Caffelens. 270.
40. G. J. Voffius D. Rutero et aliis. 275.
41. G. J. Voffio Jac. Gothofredus, Joach. Hecht, Tol-
Uus, Sams. Janfenius, P. Reigerfberg 2. J. U. Doublet
13. Fr. Spanhemius, Al. Toilius. 28 1.
* 42. G. J. Voffius Makdavello, Jo. Steinbergio, et ad
eum Laur. Skytte, Jac. Skytte 2, Joh. Klaye cum verfi.
bus elegiacis Latinis ; item Epigramma in Voffium Ferd 1 .
a Furftenberg. * 07#
43. G.J. Voffio, CI. Salmafius, Andr. Eflenius, cum
Ep. Voffii ad Jac. Skytte. Item ad Voffium A. Thyfiufc
44- Jac. Toilius, Is. Voffio ; corrigenda in Oratione
de Coron. Regae. Suecorum. * 33*
G ; {•, Voffio » De Vero 3» B. Makdowel, 2. J.Tol-
hu*?2. J. Meurfius fil. M. Cafo. Lefebuhr. 326.
7~ ; de Brieux, J. Reigefberg. 342!
Johannis Klaye^ carmen Eucharifticum. 345
46.
47-
48.
49-
J. Voffio, J. Pantinus, J. Rutgers, Toilius.
346.
* -7S 1 r ~ J * Guim, et C. Rutgerfiorum
EpiftoUe feptuaginta quatuor, f. 350— 427. Cum ver-
fibus eorundem Latmis; fcilicet, ad 363, 405,416.
vJa r'l'l 0 ^ Br . Unaeo » item ^P** Wenkelii
Epift. G. Voffio Canomco Cant, et Gerardi ad fratrem
Ifaacum et Lud. Crocium. 42 jj
m !^V^ J ;iTr ffio, A^ h - Beverovi ci«s» Lud. Berche-
mius,Godefchalius Altius, Sams. Johnfonus. G. V. iofe
ad anonymum, et ad eum filius. ,
52
m ,ru i-ii »„ filius Hwcu* item Dionyfu Voffii
mult* ad ilium et Mer. Cafaubonum. aA-acu
53. Matthteus Voffius cognato fuo Jo. Bruneo, cum
alnsanonymorum Epiftolis,lbrfan Voffiorum Ad finenT
Codex folia habet omnino 472.
45»-
7013.
Num. 7013.
t. NaAaniel Conopius to Ger. Voffius in 1^7
written m Claffical Greek. 4 '»
2. From Balafius, Notarius, to Gcnnadius, 1703.
3. An inftrument in Greek figned & fealed : audit
rZ«^^" n , Farr, ?S ton ' Confu11 for h er Maieftytf
%Z r fa Cairo and "» Kingdom^ 0
Egypt, do by thefe prefehts teftify that the foregoin E is a
Oxfordfd^;"] 10 ^ GreCk fr ° m toLord
theL&ritf SamUClPatr - 0f ^ » **
7. An Addrefs to Queen Anne in Greek, marked br
m^^Ur ™™ ArfeniiThebaidos
metropolita: defcriptum." , 0
S. Letters in Greek to Arfenius, &c. 1 7 1 4. 1 2.
9. Another Letter of Arfenius to Lord Oxford.
Thus marked by Mr.Wanley, «N. B. This & the former
Letter of Arfenius to my Lord(§ 5) are not of his hand-
writing, but are written by the elder Gennadius, who ac-
companied him in this Voyage." t r.
10. A writing in very corrupt Greek, being a confef-
fion of faith as to the Holy Kucharift, figned by
Arfemus & Gennadius, and a Letter to Arfenius. 20.
avV'., Letters from Baffiaw Hamet Ben Ally Ben
Abdalla, Gov. of the African Coaft^ within the Streights
Mouth, to Col. Congrcv« Gov. of Gibraltar, in Spanifh,
one dated 1713. 25.
12. Two Armenian Letters to Mr. Crofs an Arme-
nian, m London &Cales. 2 g.
13. A familiar Letter in Perfian, imperfea, from
Haggi Ali to his Son Mahomet Calli, f. 30. Defcribed
m Latin.
14. A Letter of thanks & civihty, from Mohammed
Ibn Said, to Abdurahman Halki. 32.
15. " Direclions for thofe who intend to perform the
pilgrimage to Mecca, as to wafting, praying at the feve-
ral ftations, &c. in Ara*bic, & bad African Chatter."
34.
^ 1 6. Letter from Mohammed Ibn Abdallah, &c to
Signora Fatma. Same character. 35.
17. A prayer alluding to the firft Chapter of the
Koran, in the Arabic Language & African Chara&er.
3°".
1 8. A Letter from Nicolaus, fbn of the Parochus of
Laodicea, to Salomon Negri } with other fragments in
Oriental Characters. 37.
1 9. Description of Mahomet's Perfon in Arabic, with
a Letter from a Servant called Name to his mailer Bonifa,
a merchant. 43.
20. A notice from the Emperor of China in 17 16,
concerning certain perfons fent by him to Europe, in
Chinefe, Latin, &c. Printed on a very large iheet of
Chinefe paper, followed by feveral other Chinefe frag-
ments or papers. Some of them the Emperor of China's
ftamps. * 46.
a 1. Papers and Letters in various languages, feveral in
Rabbinical Characters, fol. 81, contains fmall fragments
of writing on a leaf, as pra&fed by various Oriental na-
tions, fol. 87, is marked, « Teftimonial of a Jewiffi
Prieft in favour of another Jew at Gibraltar, written in a
Rabinical Letter, but Spanilh language." This is u>
verted in the binding, as are feveral others.
22. Several leaves thus marked at f. 98. b. " Preca-
rio five Homilia (quae) dicitur fuper mortuo ad tumulum
aut alibi, eftque opus alicujus ex magnis doctoribus.
Scripta in Arabico fermone, caractere Syriaco vulgo
Neftoriano. ,, Followed byafamfliar letter in the fame
language
Digitized by
Bibliottiecae Harleiafi^
Num. 7013 — 7015.
language & charafter, from Jofeph Thani, Patriarch of
the Neltorians to his Deacon John. Written in 1707.
99.
27. An Armenian Letter from Morcor an Armenian
rrieft at Smyrna, to Mr. Crofs an Armenian in London.
V/ith feveral other Letters in the fame language, all par-
ticularly marked by Mr. Wanley ; & one or two in Ruf-
fian - . ' 100.
24. * Oratlo Dominica Valachica £ Teftamento Vala-
chico fincere tranfcripta,*' followed by another, with the
words written alfo iu Knglilh characters. m.
25. Several Letters in the Polifli and Hungarian Lan-
guages, & public inftruments with feals affixed. 1 14.
26. The Lord's prayer in the Hungarian Language,
with an interlineary Latin Verfion. " " Written in Lon-
don by the hand of Michael Hubicius a Tranfylvanian,
1712." 12I#
27. Numerals in Welch, a Welch Letter: alfo the
numerals in Irifli, the Lord's Prayer & Apoftles Creed
in Irifli, written by Barnabas Carril in 1715, & other
fragments. ' 123.
28. A Polifli Letter, a pafs, in the Bohemian Lan-
guage, a Polifli pafs in Latin, & an inftrument figned in
^91. , 34 .
29. Letters in Dutch, fome to Ger. Voflius. 140.
30. A fmall Paper written by Matthew Buchinger,
bom without hands & feet. Dated 1715: followed by
writings in Dutch, &c. ! 63.
31. An Anagram in French, & verfes upon it, follow-
ed by Letters in that Language. T 73-
32. Letters, &c. in Italian, f. 179: one of them con-
taining verfes. (183. b.)
33. " An inventory of the furniture, &c. belonging
. to the Church in the Francifcan Convent in Gibraltar,
taken by a Fryar of that Order, to whom the laid ftirni-
turc was delivered, when the Englifli appropriated that
Church to their ufe, 1713. With other papers in Spa-
nifli, &c. followed by Letters, &c. in Dutch. 186.
34. An Epitaph on Ger. Voflius, in Dutch verfe,
followed by Dutch Letters, many addrefled to him.
199.
The volume contains 220 leaves.
7°I4.
A Folio, confiding of familiar Letters in the Italian &
Spanilh Languages, moftly written in the 1 6th Cen-
tury.
The mod remarkable things in this volume are,
x. An anfwer of Queen Margaret (of Anjou) to
Henry iv. of France on his L etter refpefting their in-
tended divorce. Marked at the back, by Mr. Baker,
" This I found after a fecond fearch.'' 5.
2. A Letter of Antony Magliabechi dated 1686.
6.
3. Copy of a part of a Letter written by Galileo
Calilei to Don Benedetto Caftelli, a Mathem. at Pifa.
10.
4. Extraft of a Letter from London in 1603, on re-
ligious matters. 1 9 .
5. Another Letter from London on a fimilar fubjeft,
Jated 1607. 21.
6. Copy of an Anfwer from the Prince of Wales to
the King of Spain, in Spanifh. 35.
7. In Spanifh alfo, a Copy of a Letter from the
Grand Signor Helim Soliman to the Kifig of Spain. So-
liman ftyles himfelf, " Senorde la cafa Othomana, Im-
perador Univerfal de todos los Reyes ct Principes del
mundo." 40.
The book contains 214 leaves.
A Folio, containing public Paper?, & MS. Gazettes in
French, dated from the Hague, in the Yeats 1620 —
1 6 23, relating to the public Tranfaclions in all parts
Cat. Haul. Vol. III.
Num. 701$', 701&
of. Europe during thofe Times : There are added fa-
miliar Letters between Friends, in French, both of
earlier & later Dates.
The mbft remarkable dre thefe,
1. " Articles accorded foubs le bon phlifir du Roy:
entreMeflrs. de Bri(Tac Mar. de France, et de VilleroV
Con dEtat de fa Ma* les deputez de Pune part; et
Monfeig. Le Prince de Conde, premier Prince du Sang
d autre ; a fin de parvenir a une Conference, pour 14
Pacification des troubles de.ce Roy n, V K
2. MS. Gazettes or Newfpapers, written weekly at
the Hague, from Jan. 2, 1620, to 1623 with omiffions.
t 3— 1 14. Some of them direfted on the outfide to Sir
Tho. Puckering. Some in Englifh. See £ 65, &c.
f. 1 25, is directed to him at Warwick.
3. A long letter figned C. BrcfTe, dated Paris, Nov.
27, 1623, probably addrelTed to Sir Tho. f. 108 s more
from the fame afterwards, viz. 1 1 5 — 123.
4. Letters in various Languages, to k from various
perfons. See f. 126— 130, 1 35, &c. to 149;
5. " Lettre du Roy, a Meffrs. de la Cour du Parlem^
de Paris, touchant l'emprifonnement du MarefchaldOr-
nano." Signed " Louis," but without date. 131.
6. " Copie de la Lr£ que le Mar c . de Biron avoit
efcript au Roy/' l ^ Q ,
7. "A briefe of thofe thmges which were called into
confutation in the beginninge of that holy Councell of
Trent, and concluded in privy counfcll among the Sena-
tors, finl againft: the Kinge of Navarre, becaufe that he
doth not well governe the affaires of Charles his warde,
king of France, and is an author of fpreadinge abrode
that new Calvinifts feci in France : then, againft the
other hereiics of new feds." 1 61 .
3. " A Copie of a Letter of the King of Sweden
(Guftavus Adolphus) unto the King of Bohemia, date at
Avenflate, the 18th of O&ober 1632." 164,
9. Portraits & chara&ers of feveral remarkable Per*
fons, in French & Knglilh. 166.
10. A dedicatory Letter to Prince James figned du
Pleffis, & an anfwer addrefled by him to Monf. du
Moulin. 197.
1 1. Many Letters chiefly in French, to Card. Alanore,
f. 203. Alfo to the Duke of Buckingham, Ld. High
Admiral of England, 1627. 222, &c.
1 2. Many long Letters in French figned " Forboyft'*
& directed " To the honourable Mr. Newton, Secretaire
unto the Prince of Wales at his Highncfs's Court,' 9 dated
in 1 6 1 2 & 161 3, f. 246— 384. They are written from
Paris, & appear to contain a regular & continued ac-
count of public affairs. At f. 278 is a paper entitled,
" Declaration des Eglifes R eformcs de France, Affem-
bids en Synode N ational aPrivas."
1 3. French verfes on the death of the Prince of Wales,
entitled, Cf Stances de Mademoyfelle Anne de Rohan fur
la mort de Monfeigneur le Prince de Galles." 385.
1 4. A Letter of 7 pages, in French, figned, (apparent-
ly) «» J. Beaulieu, ,> & dated Feb. 1616. Docketted
" Newes out of France/' 388.
The Book contains 391 leaves.
7016.
A folio containing very miscellaneous papers, nameljr,
i. Letters, chiefly in French, from foreign Kings &
Princes, viz. Anne, Queen of France, f. 2. b. Charles
the ninth, f. 3. b. 4. b. 5«b. u.b. Queen Catherine,
f. 6. b. — 10. b. The King of Spain Philip 11, (1561), in
Spanifh, f. I2.b. Henry iv. of France, f. 13, 15, 27.
Italian Letters partly in Cypher, with explanations, writ*
ten from the Duke of Mantua 1 590, the leaves much
mifplaced, f. 17—26- Diane de France to her Father,
f. 28., Moft of thefe are marked by Mr, Wanley,
" Bought of Monf. A^'mon." To Queen Anne (1704)
from the Eletfoi Palatine. 39.
6 M 2. An
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Num. 7016, 7017.
2. An Official Paper with the great Seal of Ruflia, in
the Ruffian Language, f. 43. On a very large flieet.
3. Other Letten; among them, a long French let-
ter with cyphers & a key fubjoined, f. 44. German let-
ters, f. 6 1 . They are chiefly from French nobility, but
among them are fome to Voflius.
4. The prefent ftate of the Low Countries. 71.
5. Letters of News, or written Gazettes in French,
dated London 1623, f. 79 — 151. See 7015. § 2. Thefe,
like thofe, appear to have been written for SirTho. Puck-
ering.
6. Letters to the fame. f. 152. Alfo at fol. 209 &
287 to 319.
7. Very rough Copies of Letters mixed with Cypher,
dated in 1594, 5, 6. f. 199 — 286. They relate very
principally to the Affairs of Turkey, & feem to be ad-
drefled to fome Prince : but at 471. b. is an Addrefs to
Sir Robert Cecil. Prefixed is a Key to a Cypher in Mr.
W anley 's Handwriting. * * & 1 \ u b,
The Volume contains 319 Leaves*
7017.
A Folio, containing Papers upon miscellaneous Subje&s.
I. A Difcourfe in which is given an Idea of the Art
of Perfuafion. Fourteen Leaves.
' 2. Oration of the Marq' of Spinola to his Army, when
he broke the Bridge of Boats after having pafs'd the
'Rhine, near the Confines of the Palatinate.
3. Cenfure upon Montaigne & his Writings.
4. Hogg's Charafter of a Proje&or. Six Leaves.
5. Charader of a Sceptick. Quarto-fize. Nine
Leaves.
6. The Anatomy of an Equivalent.
7. Preface to an Eflfay on Education. 3 Leaves.
8. EfTay on Friendfhip. 2 Leaves.
9. Qu. Whether a Man ought to many or not ? 6
Leaves.
10. " Cafe of a fair young Wife left by her Hufband
gone to travel, follicited by a Merchant who found her
Chart, for which reafon dying he left her Heir to all he
had ; her Hufband upon his Return finding her in Pof-
feflion accufes her of Adultery." With the Pleadings on
both Sides. 3 Leaves.
II. Hiftorical Obfervations, fhewing the Inconve-
niency of our Royal Family's matching with Spain. 2
Leaves.
12. The Number of Changes in (lifting the Pofition
■of 9 Words, as in the following Line. — Pax Chrifte
Orbi tempore da, cara fit pie parvo. 28 leaves : feveral
mifplaced.
13. Whether Power be originally in the People ?
14. Maxims found by a Jew among the Papers of the
^reat Almanzor, regarding the Conduft of a Prince to
"his People, applicable to all times. They were 33 in
Number, but from 24 to 31 are loft.
15. An Oration in Latin, on Anne's Acceffion to
^he Crown.
16. Fragments of Elegancies, Proverbs, familiar Forms
of Speaking, &c. A fetof French Proverbs, f. 48. In
all 51 Leaves.
17. A Latin Meditation or Soliloquy, tranferibed from
a Manufcript of Dr. Bufby, compofed by him on a Good
Friday.
18. Oratio in Carolum reducem, habitain Aula Col-
legii S.S. Trinitatis Cantabr. 29 Maii 1711. aGulielmo
DentA.B.
19. Copy of a Latin Letter from Mr. Wm. Camden
to Mr. JohnHanmer, concerning the affuming & appro-
priating of Englifh Surnames.
20. Order from K. Charles for fecuririg Sir Robt.
Walfh (fuppofed to be fled to Ireland) for his infolent &
unpardonable Attempt upon the Lord Culpeper, 15 Dec.
1648.
21. Names of the Committee of Eledions, 7 Feb.
i<7^
Num. 7017.
22. Ratification of an Order of the Juftices of Pcac*
at Canterbury for making a Rate for repairing Wy*
Bridge.
23. Petition of Sir Wm. Blackett to K. Chi. li. ill
order to recover a Debt of the K. of Denmark founded
upon an Article in the Treaty of Peace with the faid
King. 9
24. Lift of the Works of the Society of Antiquaries
in London on engraved Copper Plates 17^9.
25. An Account of an univerfal circular Inftrunient.
26. An Ox bred & fed by Sir Wm. Blacket weighing
24 Hundred Weight.
27. Bill of Fare of the Company of Wax Chandlers*
Oft. 1478. 18 Ed. iv.
28. One Draught of Fifli taken out of the Rivcf
Stower making 40 Bufhels.
29. A fpay'd Heifer killed at Wimpole weighing 120
Stone; dated 17 19.
30. The Original of Puxley Law.
31. 32. Wedges found in digging at Oatland.s : &
Human Skeletons found in digging in Whaddon Field-.
33, 34. Propofals to the Council from the Mayor &
Aldermen of Newark.
35. Confirmation of all their ancient Liberties & Pri-
vileges to the Town of Newark.
36. Copy of the Charter for the County & City ol*
Durham to fend Knights and Burgeffes tb Parliament-.
Four Leaves.
37. Reafons for their having this Privilege.
38. A Defcription of Berwick.
39. Account of the Stores at Berwick, taken by Ma-
jor Nicholls* 20 Sept. 1 66 1.
40. Vifitation of Eflex by Geo. Owen York Herald,
& Hen. Lillie, Rouge Crofs, in Aug. 16344 10 Car. i*
3 Leaves.
41. Grant of Augmentation of Arms to Bernard
Whetftone for his gallant Behaviour before Zutphen,
from Robert Earl of Leicefier. (Copy.)
4^. Confirmation of Anns to various Perfons* in
1643.
43. Collections out of the Law byway of Common-
Place. 27 Leaves.
44. Additional Aft to prevent the fpoiling of all High*
ways by Waggons or Carts. The Sheets in an inverted
Order. At the Back is written, " The following are A
Part of Dr. Button's Collections." (See N° 6950, &c.)
Evidently relates to §» 45.
45. Entitled, " Errata & Additions," that is, relating
to Dr. Hutton's Extrafts from Regifters, &c. remaining
at N° 6950 to 6985.
Contains 30 Leaves.
46. An Account of the Number of inhabited & eihpty
Houfes in the Cities of London & Weftminfter* Golmty
of Middlefex & Borough of Southwark, in the Yeaf
1731.
47. A geographical Defcription of Brecknock{hir£> &
of moft of the Rarities, Wonders & remarkable Places
therein. 20 pages, in an old -hand.
48. Hiftory of Brecknock from Meyrick Sing cf Bry-
tain until 1693. 18 pages D°.
49. Defcription of Berkiy in Pembrokeftire. 6
Leaves. •
50. Privileges of New Malton, anno T596.
51. Defcription of aPifture reprefenting a Maufole-
urn or fepulchral Monument of King Henry Darnley,
Hufband of Mary Q. of Scotland, & Father ot K.James
vi. of that Kingdom, firfl: of Great Britaine, by Mr.
James Anderfon. This Picture is now in the PotTeflion
of the Earl of Pomfret. 1 1 pages fairly written.
52. Some Account of. the City of Coventry. Some
inverted. *7 %
53. Towns of Holland & the Lew Countries.
54. Combinations for the Heads of lloufcs to preach
at St. Mary's in Cambridge, 1645, &c. * 8..
55. Grants
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Hum. 7017, 7018. I
c 5. Qrants to the E. of Northumberland, tgmp. ja. 1.
. & Eliz.
56. Of the Barber to the King's Perfon. 0,
57. Tenure of Edward Oldifworth in Gloucefter. |
58. Survey of the Eftate qf Francis Tilney, Efq. in
the.Counties of Norfolk, Surrey & Southampton. j
59^ 60. Petition to the Lord Keeper from the Bp. of
Qxon. wiinft Sir Hen. Martin.
61. Order of Reference by Oliver Cromwell, upon
the Petition of Dame Mary Rogers, Widow, i3 Jul.
62. A Survey of the Re&ory of Bray in the County
of Bucks, part of the Poffeflions of the Bifhop of Oxon,
taken in May 1650. With other Papers relative. 8.
63. " Extract de Content, in libro Cronicorum apud
Monafterium de Whaley qua; Monachi ibm habent de
fu^:datoribus fuisap^dStanlaw. ,, With an Account of the
foundation of the County Palatine & Dutchy of Lancaf-
ter, and the Continuance thereof. < 13*
" Ung Diicours fur la dire&ion & adminiftration
des finances puur le gouvernment d'un eftat pour la Mi-
norite dun Roy.'* 8.
65. Grants made from Thomas de Lathom to the
Burgeffesof Roby.
7018,
A Folio, containing Accounts relating to the Army &
Navy.
1. A Particular cf the eftabliftied Pay allowed to their
Itfajefties Land Forces, Garrifons, &c. taken from the
respective Eftablifhmrnts,. in force from ijan. i6f'. to
\he 30 Sept. 1692, t gether with fome Additions to
^93-
2. Expences in difcharging of Soldiers.
3. Computations for the Charge of raifing & Mainte-
nance of Soldiers.
4! Lift of Officers killed & wounded at ..... in
Ireland.
5. Mutters taken \n Feb. 1 69^.
6. The Names of all fuch as have been taken up in
the privy Search made 11 Aug. 1592. for London &
^liddlefex.
7. Notes concerning Arreft of Soldiers by Mayors of
Corporations.
8. Forces of Devon, certified 1592.
9. Forces in Middlefex, 22 Eliz.
10. Certificates of the Forces in Montgomerylhire a
Bucks, Effex, &c.
1 1 . Orders & Articles to be obferved by fuch Cap-
tains & Soldiers as are under the Command of the E.
pf Effex L. General of her Majefty's Forces in Nor-
mandy. '
12. Rules for regulating the Forces.
13. Orders for laying before Parliament theEftimates
pf the Army 1694.
14. Capt. Key's Cafe with Lord Strathnaver. ^
15. Petition of the City of London, touching the
Number of 450 Men by Qu. Eliz\ Order to be levied in
the fame City.
\6, Warrant from General Monk, conftituting Jo.
Jlrington a Captain, 10 July 1660.
17. An iniifting Warrant from the E. pf Newcaftle,
granted 1 6 Apr. 1 643 .
18. Writ " pro Expenns militum" bearing Date, 22
Pec. 8 Hen. iv.
19. Letter from Canterbury to Tho. Scott, Efq. their
Representative, to be eafed from quartering Soldiers,
with his Anfwer, dated 19 June 1628.
20. Complaints againft Sir John Hipfley 1627, for
laying rcftraint on the Shipping.
21. Complaints againft Peter Pctt, Efq. touching the
Navy.
22. Power cf the Admiralty.
2$, Obfervations touching the honour & fafety of the
1
Num. 7018,
Navy, as regulated under the Dire&ion of the E, of
Northampton, Admiral of England.
24. Schedule of Ships loft at Sea & taken by the
Enemy.
25. Sea Captains ferving under the L. High Admiral
& made by him ; & fuch Captains as are out of Service,
but have formerly been employed.
26. Eftimate of the Navy 1693.
27. Notes relating to the Pay, Clothing & Mufters
of the Army.
28. Notes touching the Forces in Ireland, temp. W.
&M.
29. Form of a Warrant from Sir Cha. Hedges, 2 1
Dec. 1703, to the Keeper of the Gatehoule, for keeping
in fafe Cuftody Simon Savery, a Spy.
30. Cafe of Robert Lock difabled by the Lofs of his
Leg at Sea, &c.
31 & 46. Several Lifts of Agents in the Army both
here & in Ireland from 1688, &c.
32. Alphabet of the Forces according to the Colonels
Names.
33. Mr. Ifrael Fielding's Account of Money received
from 5 Nov. 1688 to 7 May 1691. for their Majefty's
Service in Ireland.
34. Interrogatories to Ifrael Fielding Efq. Comptroller
of the Provifions, 1694.
35 & 42. Abftraft of the general Lift of his Majefty's
Army in relation to the refpe&ive Eftabliflimeuts by
which they arc dire&ed to be paid for the Year 1695.
36. State of the War relating to the Quotas which
the Confederates and Allies do feveraHy furnilh for the
Year 1696.
37. A Lift of the Forces for the Service of the Year
1695.
38. Propofals for clothing the Army to the^ Benefit of
the King & Kingdom.
39. Accounts wanting in relation to the Army, 9
May 1694.
4c. Pay of the Forces 1695.
41. Eftablifhment of the Pay of the K.of Portugal's
Army 1694.
42. Complete Clothing & Accoutrements for a Regi-
ment of Foot, with the Charge thereof for 2 Years.
43. Propofals of Alexander CJtty touching the Cloth-
ing of the Regiments.
44. Particulars for the clothing of a Regiment of
Horfe.
45. Cafe of Ifaac de Prepetit, QndXtcv Mafter in hi$
Grace the Duke of Schonburg's Regiment of Horfe.
47. Interrogatories to the E. of Ranelagh.
48. Names of P^rfons who demand Money for Cloth*
ing.
49. Money paid on account of Clothing.
50. State of the Cafe between Mr, John Hill & Mr.
Francis Molyneux, depending before the Commiflioners
of Accounts, July 1695-
51. Account of Money paid by Richard Roberts
Agent to Sir Jo. Morgan, on Account of his own Sub-
fiftence, from Oft. 1692. ,
52. Particulars of the Clothing a Regiment of Dra-
goons.
53. Account how his Majefty's Land Forces have
been clothed in North Britain, fines 25 March 1634.
54. Aft for regulating the quartering of Soldiers
during the Time of an Elettion.
55. Inftruflions for regulating Difordersfc Abufesin
the nrmy, 1689.
56. Duplicate of a Commiffion for regulating their
Majefty's Army, 1689.
57 & 58. A MufterBook for Qngar Hundred, under
the Leading of Captain Francis Stonner, made 25 June
1624 & 1625.
58. Commiflions granted to particular Officers.
A Folio,
Digitized by
504 Catalogus Librorum MSS,
Num. 7619, 7020.
7019.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to the pubKc Ac-
counts, Trade, &c.
1. Extraft of Mr. Pereyra's Contrail about Bread,
dated 15 May 1691.
2. Exceptions to tbe Commifficners of Accounts de-
livered to the Hcfafe of Commons by Sir Rob. Howard,
j 6 Feb. 1692.
3. Objections to thfe Wine Licence Accounts from
Mr. Toilet by! Order of the Commiffioners of public
Accounts with Mr. Aldworth's Anfwer, 23 Jan. 1692.
4. Copies of Commiffions granted from K.James 11.
to feveral in the Nairy.
5. Heads for a Bill to eftablifh the Eaft India Trade in
& regulated Company.
6. An Abftratt touching the Profecution begun &
carried on by Order of the Right Hon We the Lords Com-
miffioners of his Majefty s Treafury, for recovery of the
Monies formerly levied on Diffenters, & not accounted
for into the Exchequer, & fome Proceedings therein.
7. An Account of what has pafled in the Treaty be-
tween the new & old Eaft India Companies.
8. Mr. Score's Observations on fome E.India Goods
as they are rated or not rated, 1714, with federal Papers
relating to E. India Goods.
9. A Paper concerning Aurum Reginae & the Duty
iponit.
10. Speakers for & againft the Army 173 *•
11. Innovations in Religion & Abufes in Govern-
ment in theUniverfityof Cambridge. Forty-one leaves of
very large Paper, neatly written, with a full Index of the
Contents on the firft Leaf. The leaves are numbered
at the Bottom, but the lower Parts of a few of the leaves
are torn off.
1 2. Treatife of the Chara&er & Duty of a Prince,
in EnglHh. 94 Pages, clofely written, in an old hand.
702O.
A Fofto, containing Lifts of various kinds of Perfons*
Commiffions, &c.
1. A Lift of the Gentlemen &moft fubftantial Free-
holders in Com. Nott.
2. Names of the Perfons who figned the Affociation
in the Co. of Nottingham.
3. Names of the Juftices of the Peace in the County
of Stafford.
4. A Lift of the Commiffioners of Sewers for Weft-
minfter & part of Middlefex*
5. Trattatus de Conftabtslariis Anglix ex Francifco
Thin a tempore Confefforis ufq; 1 Hen. vn.
6. Newgate Kalendar, Nov. & Dec. 1695,
7. A Note of all the Shires of England as they are
divided by the Judges Circuits, with the Places where
the Aflizes are ufually kept.
8. Lift of the Officers in the Royal American Office
for enlarging her Majeftv's Territories & Dominions,
kept in Broad Street, London.
9. Lift of Peniioners & Placemen in tbe Houfe of
Commons, temp. Cha. n.
10. Officers of the Court of Revenue, the Exche-
quer, &c.
11. Obfervations concerning the pretermitted Cuf-
toms, & the C&ufes of the Decay of Trade.
12. Copy of a Deputy Lieutenant's Commiffion.
13. Lift of Patent Office* in the Out Ports & their
Deputies, 1691.
14. Copy of Commiffion from K. Wm. & Q. Mary
to Geo. Boothe, Efq. Sr. Richard Temple, Bart. Sr. Jo.
Werdcn, Bart. Sir Rob. Southwell, Sr. Rob. Clayton,
Sir Patience Ward, Kts, & Henry Guy, Efq. to be Com-
miffioners of the Cuftoms.
1 5. Commiffion from the Commiffioners of Excife to
Cha. Duncombe Efq. conftituting him their Cafhier.
7
Num. 7020, 7021,
16. Direftion to the E. of Clare, Cuftos Rotulorum
of the County of Middlefex to command all Headbo-
roughs, &c. to take Lifts of all feafaring Men inhabiting
within their Diftritts.
1 7. Abftra& of th« Commiffion procured by the E.
of Carliflc, concerning Concealments.
18. Services of the Clerks of the Peace after the Re-
cognizances & Licences of Vi&uallers returned into the
Seffions, which the Jufticefc Clerks are not to do.
1 9. Order from the H. of Commons to the Keepers
of the feveral Gaols about London & Weftminfter, to
certify the Commitment & Difcharge of fundry Pri-
foners.
20. Cafe of Mr. Lytcott, Comptroller General of the
Accounts of the Cuftoxns in the beginning of K. Ja. 1.
touching his Salary.
2 1 . Certificate to his Majefty, touching the Proje&s of
Sir Stephen Proftor concerning the King'sBenefit, which
may grow by a moderate Profecution of fome penal
Laws.
27. Dire&ions for the Mafter of the Wards.
23. Certificate to the Lords of the Council upon In-
formation given touching the Scarcity of Silver at the
Mint.
24. Information by Sir Rob. Heath, Attorney Gene-
ral, againft a ftditious Treatife, the firft part whereof is
intitled to guard the State, k Bridle the Impertinency of
Parliaments.
25. Copy of his Majefty's Commiffion for regulating
the Courts of Juftice, Whitehall, 7 Dec. 1631.
26. Inftruftions given by her Majefty to Edward Lord
Zouch, Lord Prefident of her Highnefs's Council within
her Majefty 's Dominions and Principality of Wales, &
to all appointed to be of the faid Council, Greenwich, 7
July 1602.
27. InftrudUons given to Sir Hen. Sydney, Lord Pre-
fident of her Majefty's Council within the Principality
of Wales.
28. Order from Q. Eliz. about forting & dividing
the Pleaders & Counfellors in the feveral Courts of Juf-
tice.
29. A Note touching the fpiritual Courts.
30. Some Orders in the Court of Chancery-
31. Opinion of certain Judges & other learned Men
in the Law touching the F:. of Southampton's Cafe for
granting a Commiffion without Warrant.
32. Order at the general Seffions of the Peace holden
Jan. 4. Ja. 1. for the Hundred of Bofmere cum Claydon,
Samford & Stow in Com. Suff. touching a Houfe of Cor-
rection for the reformation of idle & diforderly Per-
fons.
33. Orders upon both the Laws, that for the Re-
lief of the Poor, & that for puniftiing Rogues & Vaga-
bonds, agreed upon by the Juftices of the Peace at
Chelmsford, 1 598.
7021.
A Folio, confifting chiefly of Papers relating to EngKfh
Affairs, & the Intereft of England with foreign Places;
together with fome Journals of Travelling & Voyages.
1. The State of Chriftendomin general. In the time
of Henry n. of France. 2 2 pages. The firft leaf ftands
Iaft.
2. A prophetic Warning to the Lords of the Privy
Council, Apr. 1629.
3. Ufual Methods & Proceedings of the Englifh Fac-
tory at Leghorn. 18 pages.
4. Prophecy which hath been in a Manufcript in the
Lord Powis's Family fixty Years. In verfe: relating to
the years 1647 — 1O80.
5. Of the true greatnefs of the Kingdom of Britain,
to K. James 1. 34 pages.
6. Number of Miles in the fuperficial Content of each
Shire
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Num. 7021.
Shire in England, with the feveral Sums each Shirfc in
proportion to its bignefs is to pay, in ordei" for the railing
of ioo,oco.
7. Houfes in England, calculated.
8. Aflertions & Calculations upon the Number of
People in England, &c,
9. Notes out of the Antiquities of the Britifh Churches,
publifhed by Bp. Stillingfieet, an° 1685, with a Preface
in vindication of Bp. Lloyd, againft fome pretended An-
tiquiries of Sir Geo.Mackenzy, the King's Advocate in
Scotland. 5 pa^es.
10. A fhort View of the Life & Reign of K. Hen. in.
22 pages, very fairly written.
At the end, " Written by Sir Robert Coton (fic),
knight, Anno 1 614, Sc prefented to the Kinge."
11. " An /\nfwere to the Coppie of a rayleinge tn-
vcftive againft the Regement of Woemen in general,
with cerUtine malipart Exceptions to divers, & fundrie
Matters of State ; written unto Q. Eliz. by the Right
lion. Henry Lord Howard late E. of Northampton, &c."
1 1 6 pages, fairly written.
12. A Minute of the Letters written to the Lords
Lieutenants of the feveral Counties to inquire after the
Youth fent into Foreign Parts under a pretence of
learning the Languages ; there ftyled Fugitives, Dec.
1593.
13. Letter from the Governors of the Hans Towns,
"to K. Cha. I. 1635.
14. Copy of the Affociation of the Gentlemen, &c.
in the Ifle of Ely at the Time of the Invafion in the Reign
of K. George 1.
1 5. Letter to the Marquifs of Buckingham, againft
the Prince's matching with Spain.
16. Petition of the Catholics of England to K.
James r.
17. Obfervations concerning a War with Spain.
1 8. The Articles of Peace between England & Spain,
18 Aug. 1604. In Latin.
19. Remarks touching the Queftion where the Spa*
niards are mofl likely to make their Defcent, in cafe
they intend any Invafion of England. With various Pro-
ceedings of the Lord Treafurer & Council on the fame
Subject. Alfo an Order of a Council of War in 1626.
18.
20. A Trcatife concerning the Prejudice in receiving
Strangers into the Commonwealth. 6.
21. The Danger of the Kingdom. 1 o pages.
22. A Catalogue of fuch Combats as have been
m anciently granted by the Kings of England.'
23. Copy of K. James's Letter to the Mayor of Lon-
don, upon his being proclaim'd King; from Edinb. 28
March 1603.
24. Collections from the Hiftorians in favour of the
Character of K, Hen. vm. 57pages.
25. A railing Letter written from Utretcht, 10 July
1686, againft the Papifls.
26. A Lift of Libraries public & private ; with the
Names of the Truftees of the Cottonian Library.
. 27. Proclamation againft the Scots at Darien, with
" The Spanifh Reafons againft the Scotch Invafion of
Darien."
28. An Account of the Settlement of the Palatines in
New York. With a Letter figned, James Du Prd. 11.
29. A Tract, entitled, " Virginia reviewed," ad-
drefled to the King (James 1 ft.) and figned, "George
l)onne." 60 pages, fairly written.
30. " A Memorial offered in behalf of the Author of
the Book entitled, Hiftorical Colledtions, to the Confi-
deration of fuch as defire he fhould proceed with his 2d
part, wherein he relates the Adtions of Church & State
during 11 Years Interval of Parliament; The ift & 2d
part being but an Introduction to the Civil Wars, which
after the Tear 1640, happened in Great Britain." 5
*pages.
Cat.Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 702 r, 7022.
31. u Sir Francis Vere's Account of the Cadiz Jour-
ney." 14 pages. Printed in his Commentaries.
3i. Dfary of a Journey in Italy. fF. 2.
33. Diary & true Relation of a Voyage by Robt. E. of
Lyndfey, Anno 1 616. 12 pages.
34- Two Difcourfes written in the time of Queen Eli-
zabeth ; 1. entitled, " A DifcouHe after the greate Mur-
der in Parrys, and other Places in France, in Auguft."
2. " A Difcourfe of the Pedegree of the Kinge of Spayrie,
& of righte to whom that Crowne nowe appertayneth."
The Author's Name appears to have been " Thomas
Hodgkinfon." See p. 1. In all 26 pages;
35. Account of the Inquifition. ff.2.
36. Some Notes of a Traveller at Smyrna & the
Country round about, Anno 1670. 4 pages.
37. A Diary in 1669, in a Journey through feveral
Parts of Turkey in Afia. 21 pages.
38. Another in the Year i66£, two Copies* both im-
perfect.
39. Other Notes of a fimilar kind in 1668. 2 ! pages;
40. A brief Journal of a Ship from the Downs td
Srfiyrna in 90 days. Dated in 1675.
41. Notes of a Traveller at Smyrna in 1676,* with
other Memorandums
42. Journal of a Paflage from Conftantinople to
Edremit.
43. Fragment of an Account of an Infurre&ion at
Conftantinople. A tranflation. 13 pages.
44. Some Points of the Turk's Religion. 4 pages.
7022<
A Folio containing Papers relating to Towns, Lordfhips,
&ct. within this Kingdom.
1. Names of all the Inhabitants of Lichfield, on ai
Sheets, taken probably in the early part of Queen Anne's
reign. In fheet 6, describing Sadler Row, Market Street,
where the Johnfons lived, we find, " Michael Johnfon,
Bachelor, 36 years." Dr. Johnfon was born in 1769.
Suppoflng his father therefore to have been married in
1707 or 8, this muft have been previous to that time,
but probably not lon^, as he then had an apprentice, who
is alfo noticed. This nearly fixes the date of the lift.
2. Copies of the Donations of the Manor of Witham,
& divers Privileges to the fame, granted by K. Stephen,
Hen. n. Richard 1. K. John, & Heft, in. & vi.
3. Inquifitiones captse dePrioratibus de Thofly, Stanf-
gate, Blakemore, Tiptree, Wicks, & Lines in Com* Cantii
pro terris fuis in Eflex.
4. A Particular of the Werne, Vawre, Pen y Panney,
Glan y Velin & Bryn Mellite in theParifli of Glafcombe
& County of Radnor.
5. Maneria tenta ad diverfos Prioratus in Com. Eflex
fpe&an. extraft. ex libro de Inquifitionibus captis tempo-
ribus Hen. vn. & Hen. vin.
6. An Account of the Priories of Thobie, Blackmore,
Stonefgate, &c. On a fingle leaf.
7. Lifts of Parifhes in Dorfet, Somerfet, and mod
other Counties, which appear by a Letter written on the
firft Leaf, to have been colle&ed for a Mr. Tucker, Mi-
nifter of Cobham in Surry, by a perfon who figns himfelf
" Jn° Simmons." fF. 12.
8. Other Lifts for the Parifhes in Warwickfhire, Lei-
cefterfhire, and Northamptonfhire.
9. Livings and Incumbents in Parifhes in Ewell and
Stoke Guilford Deaneries in Surrey.
10. Parifhes in Effex and Kent, according to the
Deaneries.
11. Hundreds, Market Towns, & Parifhes in Devon-
fhire, alphabetically. Alfo in Bucks.
1 2. Valuations of the Re&ories, Vicarages, and Impro-
nations in Effex.
13. Scutagia ofto regis Henricin. expreffa in libro
rubra exiftenteTub cuftodia Rememoratoris.
14. Scutagia Hen. n. Rich. 1. & regis Johannis.
6N 15. Ex-
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. . Num. 702?, 7023.
1 5. Exccrpta ex libro M ri Grafton de vifitatione Com.
Hertf.
1 6. Tabulae five Rcgiftra Admiffionum etlnftitutionum,
ex libris Ric. Hill, Tho. Savage, Will Warham, Will.
Barons, Ric. Fitjames, Epifcoporum Londini, ab anno
1489 ad 1 52 1. Cumaliis rebus ad Epifcopatum Lond.
pertinentibus. pp. 56.
17. Exccrpta ex libro Pat en ti urn de Maneriis &
terris, &c. in Eflex ab anno 1 Rich. 111. ufq; ad annum
5 Jacobi.
1 3. Vicariae omnes in Com. Eflex, et alia de eodem
Comitatu. fF. 15. quorum quatuor poft § 19.
19. Part of an alphabetical Table, referring to the
leaves of fome old Law-book, beginning with Accompt,
and ending with Kingc.
20. u Tabula Libri parvi de Domefday, Reman, in
Officio Rcmenioratoris Regii in Scaccario."
2 1 . Large Tables of the Livings in every Hundred of
Eflex, {hewing at one View all particulars relating to
each, in 12 parallel columns, viz. 1. The Name. 2.
Whether Re&ory, Vicarage, &c. 3. In what Deanery.
4. The Appropriation. 5. The Patrons,' &c. &c.
In twenty-three tables, the upper part of each damaged
more or lefs by wet.
22. Several imperfeft papers, being partly fragments
of Indexes, written on the backs of Letters to Sir Simon
: D'Ewes. In all ff. 9.
7023.
A Folio, containing Papers relating to Church Matters.
I . " Defcriptio scopi quem in irenico ftudio fe&atus
Johannes Duraeus Anno 1 954, cum Judicio Tigurinorura,
Ecclefias Bernenfis, Bafilienfis, Genevenfis", &c.
.a. A Breviateof the Cafe concerning fetting up Images
in the ParHh Church of Moulton in the Diocefe and
County of Lincoln, Anno 1683-4. 72.
3. " Formula extraordinarialndulgentiarum, cujus ufus
debet efle rarus & moderatus, pro utriufq; fexus Chrifti
fidelibus, qui penes fe habuerint domi privatim aliquam
coronam, rofarium, parvam crucem, vel imaginem bene-
di&am". 75.
4. The requeft of all true Chriftians to the mod ho-
nourable & high Court of Parliament for the reftoring of
Chrift to the regiment of his Church by the Scepter of
his Word only. 76.
f. Propofals for maintaining Peace and Concord. 81.
6. Copy of the Letter of thofe of the reformed
Churches in France unto his Majefty of England, A°
1629. 85.
7. An Anfwer to the Demands of a Roman Catholic,
collefted out of their mod learned Authors, &c difperfed
in written Copies for the feducing of his Majefty's Sub-
joins, difcufling familiarly the chief controverted points
between the Englifh & Romifli Confeflionifts. 89,
8. Arguments out of Grotius to prove that Authority
about facred Things belongs to the higheft Power. 106.
9. Collections out of the Hiftory of the Councils con-
cerning the government of the Church, & the eftablifli-
ment of Popery. 108.
10. Grounds of Exception againft the Oath required
in the 6th Canon eftabliihed in the Synod 1640. 113.
I I. A brief Note of fuch Matters as were agreed on
by the King's Majefty, the Lords of the Council & Clergy,
to be reformed in the Government of the Church on
j 8 Jan. 1603. 129.
1 2. Copy of a Bill for the more effectual fupprefling of
Blafphemy and Profanenefs. 130.
t^. C oncerning judging of Scandal & Confirmation
of Prefbytcries. 135.
14. Extra&s from Dr. Sherlock of religious Affem-
blies, & Stillingfleet's Irenicum. 141.
15. DiredHons concerning Preachers. 144.
16. Subfcription of W. Wakefield to the Articles for
his Qualification as a Preacher. 146.
Num. 7053, 7024.
17. Reafons againft reading the Declaration. 148.
18. Humble Apology of a Nonjuror, an eje&ed Mi-
nifter of the Church of England. 150.
19. Propofals for fatisfying weak Confciences.
155-
20. Form of Abjuration of Popery. 173*
2 r . " The Suppreflion of the pretended Congregation
of Jefuitiflas by Pope Urbane viii." 172.
22. A Note concerning Pope Joan. 178.
23. Certificates, Licences, Difpenfations, Prohibit
tions, &c.
7024..
A Folio, confiding of feveral Writings in French.
1. " Receuil des Plaidoiers touchant la Caufe de
Monf. le Prince contre Madame la Duchefle d'Aiguillon
pour la Succeflion de Monf. le Cardinal de Richlieu."
Prefixed is a Letter, entitled " Lettre de la Cordonniere
au S r de Barradas," & fuperfcribed " Cardinal de
Richelieu."
2. " Inventaire pour Dame Marie de Vignerol Du-
chefle d'Efguillion deffendrefle & intimce, contre Dame
Claire Clemence de Maille, efpoufe de Mefs. Louis de-
Bourbon, Due d'Anguienjdemanderefle & appellante."
3. " Avertiflement a ceus qui compofent le Corps de
la prefente pretendue Aflemblce du Parlement, touchant
leurs Intentions & leurs Procedes, qui tendent a depofer
& a metre k mort Charles Steward leur Roy legitime
Par Guillaume Prynne Efcuier, Tun des Membres de la
Chambre des Communes, et Prifonnier fous la Tynmnie
de TArmee, qui aentepris ouvertement la guerre contre
les Chambres du Parlement, defquelles ayant cy devant
reconnu la Superiority, elle a maintenant faifi les Mem-
bres par force, et les arrefte prifonniers, pendant le cours
de cete licence, k laquelle elle e'eft laiflee emporter contre
les loix." 30 pp.
4. The Will of Rachel d'Aunay, wife of Peter du
Praii, in French.
5. " Sommaire des Droifts de la Ville de Geneve pour
monftrer combien les Dues de Savoye font mal fondez
en leur Pretentions contre icelle."
6. " Lifte generale des Maitres Efcrivains Jurez de la
Ville de Paris Experts 6tablis pour verifier les Ecritures
& Signatures conteftees en Juftice 1699."
7. Harangue prononcee par Monf. du Harlay Procu-
reur general enSorbonne, 1 Auguft 1665, fur l'infallibilite
du Pape & fon autorite abfoliie.
8. Contract de Mariage entre Monf. le Due de Lor-
raine et Marie Anne Fran9oife Pajot fille dun apoticaire
de Paris. " Avec la Lettre que ce due a efcrit au Roy,
en fe retirant en fon Pais, touchant fon trai&e, et la
Lettre du Prince Charles ion nepveu a fa Majefte contre
fon Oncle et led. traifte fait avec fa Majefte.
9. Defcription de la France, ff. 22.
10. Lettres fraternelles d'un Prifonnier -X fes Freres
fugitifs & difperfez dans les divers Pays de Suifle, d'Ale-
magne, Holland, Dannemarck, Suede, Pologne, Angle-
terre, &c. 11 1 pp.
1 J. Hiftoria & non Novella di due infelici amanti.
12. " II Mamugna greco, a prieghi di Mad. Bianca
Capella & dal Malefpina, cortefemente in cafa ricevuto, il
qual carnalm* fi giace con la femina del gentil fuo hofte,"
&c. Ital. 4 pp.
13. " Terza parte d'uno Memoriale." A.D. 1601.
14. Fragment of a French Sermon on Luke xxiv. 21.
15. " Traduift d'Anglois. La copie de trois billets
attaches en la deambulation, en precii}& publique en
l'Eglife S. Paul k Londres en mois de Septembre Pan
1 57 1, et arraches fans y avoir mis aucune Refponce.
Contre les Atheiftes qui font prochains Coufins des Pa*
piftes,"&c.
1 6. " La naiffance de TAntichrift en Babilonne. En-
voys par PAmbafladeur de France, eftant en Turquie.,
1623."
17. " XJm
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Num. 7024^—7026;
i*r. " Une belle & plaifapt Fa$on de Fontaine/' In
French and Italian, . with an Engraving of the Foun-
tain.
A Volume of 207 leaves folio, containing the following
Articles,
t . An Account of the Troops embarked & Ships em-
ployed on the Vigo expedition, mod of them original
-Mutter- rolls. r *
2. Dilpofition for landing the Forces. 66.
3. Journal of the Operations at Vigo r a rough Sketch,
74-
4. The Englifh & French Lines of Battle at Vigo, Oft.
12, 1702. 76-
Lift of Prifoners taken at Fort Randa, 78.
6. Inventories of the Plate, Money, Cochineal, &c.
taken at Rondella near Vigo, andfundry Papers touching
the Diftribution of the fame. ^9-
7. Deans of Ch. Ch. Oxford. 1 18,
5. " Students called Canoniers, being put in by the
D^ans &c Canons of Ch. Ch." from 1661 to 1735.
120.
9. Matters of Trinity Coll. Cambridge from 1546 to
1699. *3°*
jc. Deans of Weftminfter, from 1549 to 1731.
13a*
i t. Head Matters of Weftm. School from 156 1 to
1733. -133-
12. Several Lifts of Weftminfter School; King's Scho-
lars and Town-boys. 135.
13. Lifts of King's Scholars of Weftminfter, elected
to Oxford & Cambridge, from 1561 to 1738. With
fome other Lifts, & another copy extending only to 1 717.
152.
14. Variations from the Folio Book of Admiflions.
xSa.
15. South's Verfes on Weftminfter School, with a
Letter from Maittaire to Lord Oxford, expofmg the Er-
rors in Curl's publication of them. 184.
1 6. Lifts of Dr. Bu{by's Truftees. 1 86. .
1 7. A Lift of his Majefty's Pi&ures as they are placed
at Kenfington. J 88.
1 3. Epiftola Eugenii IV. Pontif.ad HemvCom. Palat.
et ducetn Bavariae. A.D.1447. On a large parchment
flieet. 198-
19. Grants of Arms to the Families of Andre wes,
Childeborne, Parkes, & Stepneth. On parchment, orna-
mented & blazoned. 1 99-
20. Account of the Carew family, on parchirant.
203.
21. Epitaphs of Sir Edw. Manfell & Tho. Lord Man-
fell. 1 204.
22. Defccnt & Arms of the Hafelwood Family.
206.
23^ Catalogue of the ecclefiaftical and fecular Orders
of Knighthood throughout Chriftendom, with their
Arms blazoned. On a very large iheet of Parchment.
207.
7026.
1 . Fragmentum Leftionarii fplendidiflimi, quod de-
fcribi curavit Johannes Dims Lovell, faeculo decimo
quinto. Scriptum eft fuper membrana, Uteris grandiori-
bus Gothicis, auroque et pi&uris decoratum. In pagina
fecunda fervantur effigies ipfius Lovell, et Fratris cujuf-
dam Joh. Siterwas ; in margine cujus pi6turae fcriptum
eft, " Orate pro anima domini Johannis Lovell, qui hunc
libr^im ordinavit ecclefice cathedrali Sarum, pro fpeciali
memoria fui et uxoris."
Invents eft Codex a Jofepho Holland 15 Junii
t6o$, et ?b eo confervatus. Ille, ut vidtfur, Genealo-
giam femiliae de Holland praefixit, et inferiptionem in
qua dicirur, obijfle mortem dpjnimnn Lovell, A.D. 1,408.
. 4>ca.v4SLtur omriino folia 17, nec ea integra.
4
.Num. 7026 — 7029,
i. Folia duo ex Miflali aliquo «xcerpta.
3. " Proofs of antient Hand-writing, copied from the
Originals in the Calligraphical Colle&ion of Samuel
Pepys Efq. now extant in Magdalen College Cambridge:
Vol. ift. With the Opinion of that eminent Critic, in
Re Diplomatica, Mr; Humphrey Wanley late of Oxford j
hereunto annexed. By Philip Sprofon."
^ The Articles are ten in number, very beautifully
copied, with ah account fubjoined to each, of the original
from which it was taken, according to the opinion of
Mr. Wanley. Prefixed, in a different hand, isafliort
lift of fome other fpecimens, & references to books
.where they are publifhed.
4. Six curious fpecimens of writing & drawing, by
the famous Matthew Buchinger* who was born without
hands and feet, at Afpach 1674. Written by him in
London 170^.
5« A very elaborate modern Copy, on Vellum, of two
pages from fome ancient Greek & Latin MS. of the
New Teftament, refembling in character the Codex
Bezae. The part tranferibed is from the Epiftle to
Titus.
7027.
A broad Folio, containing Plans of Fortifications ; & of
feveral Towns in France and Flanders, &c.
fcj* The twenty-three following Volumes in folio
contain Colle&ions written by the hand of Thomas
Baker, of St. John's College in Cambridge, Bachelor in
Divinity.
7028.
Vol. 1. A fuccinft and impartial Account of St. John's
Houfe & St. John's College, with fome occafional &
incidental Account of the Affairs of the Univerfity,
& of fuch private Colleges as held communication or
intercourfe with the old Houfe or College, colledled
anno 1707.
To this Volume is prefixed Mr. Baker's Deed of
Gift to Lord Harley, with the Conditions ; alfo an in-
ventory of 2 1 Volumes, & a further Affignment of two
other Volumes. Mr. Baker has alfo prefixed fome Verfes,
1 . Fundatrici Vota, a Latin Hexaftic ; 2. " To my founder
upon his PivSlure when taken in Colors." 3. " Upon
myfeif, & to my God." Subscribed " Feb. 12 0 die mea
natali." He has alfo written a Preface, in which he
gives an account of the origin of his undertaking to
write a hiftory of his College. The title page is dated
1707.
7029.
Vol. 11. wherein are Contained,
1 . Controverfia et cenfura M ri Barrett, una cum Cow
troverfia Petri Baronis S. T. P. defumpta ex,Ms° Codice
Coll. Trin. Cant, olim Joannis Whitgift Archiepi Cant,
a pag; 1. ad 103.
2. Catalogus Benefa6lorum, qui libros Bibliothecae
Acad. Cant, contulerunt. 103-
3. Difciplina ecclefiae facrse ex Dei verbo defcripta,
auctore Tho. Cartwright, ex*MS° Joannis Laughton, Ca^
nonici Wigorn. & Lich. 1 15.
4. Aula Clar : five Mifcellanea quaedam _ad Aulam
Clarenf. fpeftantia. 133*
5. De Cuftodibus & Sociis Pembrochianis, authore
Math. Wrenn. 205,
6. Bp. Overal's Opinion of the 5 Points. 200.^
7. Statuta Aul. Trin. Cant, defumpta ex libro origi-
naU, una cum Statutis fubfundatprum ejufdem Collegii
five Aulac. 3^5*
8. Statuta Collegii Lincoln, 0*on. dataaThp.Rothe-
ram Epo Lincoln, fecundo Funda<tore:, defumpta a MS°in
bibliotheca publica Acad. Cant. 477*
g. Extra&sr of fome Wills from the R^iftctr pf the
Archdeacon of^Richmond. 503*
10. A
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Num. 7029—7031.
to. A Catalogue of fome particulars contained in Mr.
Tabor's Book. 5°7-
1 1 . Cominemoratio Benefaftorum, in Latin k Englifli.
12. Teftament- Joannis Knightlbridcre S. T. P. Witmi
Butler medici, Jofephi Mede Coll. Chr. Socii, Witmi
Perkins, una cum epitaphiis quibufdam memorab.
5*5-
13. Lord Craven's Scholarfliips, with the manner of
Election to them. 537.
1 4. Some Particulars concerning theFamilies of North
of Cartleige, Hinde of Maddingley, Steward of Tever-
fliam. 539.
7030. ^
Vol. in. containing,
1. Vita Joannis Fifheri Epi Roffen ex codice MS* D if
Gale Decani Eboracenfis. 1 — 305.
2. Funeral Sermons of K. Hen. vn. 207.
3. Life of Sir Tho. Moore Kt. wrote by his Son in
Law W. Roper, from a MS- in the Library of the Uni-
verfity of Cambridge. 231.
4. An Account of Sir Tho. Moore's Life wrote by
others, or in other Libraries, with fome Particulars con-
cerning Dr. Harding, & of Topclif, a Spy upon the
Papifts. 30:.
5. Wills or Extracts of Wills from 1557 to 1596, ex
Rfo Teft. Acad. Cant. 307.
6. Decreta, Inftrumenta et A6ta publica abanno 1549
ad an: 1589, defumpta exRegro Acad. Cant, cui titulus,
Caufac Aca J. publicse. 349.
7. Literas tranfcripta: ex libro oratoris publici.
457-483.
8. Catalogus Priorum, Decanorum et Prebend, eccle-
fiae Wigorn. 469.
9. Several Particulars concerning the Diocefe of Ely
relating to Churches, Inductions, Incumbents, &c.
5°7-
o. Letters to Mr. Selden, with fome Letters that
paITed betwixt the E. of Somerfet Chancellor, & Dr. Lany
Vice-chancellor, 545.
7031.
Vol. iv. containing,
1. Letters & other Particulars concerning King's
College. i.
2. Letters & Particulars concerning Trinity College.
41.
3. Chrift's College.
63.
4- Corpus Chrifli Col-
lege. 99 .
5. Trinity Hall.
125. 369.
Peter Houfe.
6.
7-
8.
10.
11.
147.
Pembroke Hall.
169.
Queen's College.
179.
Sydney College.
Magdalen College.
197.
■ Caius College.
116. 2 1 r.
12. Anglorum Heliades, Joanne Baleo au&ore. Apo-
graphum Cod' 3838 q.v. 247.
j 3. E. Joannis Balaei Angli, Oflbrienfis apud Hibernos
Epi MS°de viris illuftribus Anglicaenationis, excerptaquae-
dam. " 357 .
14. Letters from or concerning the Earl of North-
ampton. 363.
Num. 7032, 7633,
7032.*
Vol. v. containing,
1 . Statuta antiqua Academias Cantabr. t .
2. Statuta regis Edvardi Vi. defumpta ex nigro codice
Acad. 111.
3. Indenture between the Univerfity & Executors of
Mr. Jo. Mecrs, concerning Houfes given unto the Uni-
verfity. 127.
4. Statuta per Vifitatores edita anno R.R. Eliz. primo.
—Item Injunftiones Acad. Cant, prafcriptae, defumpt.
ex libro Statut. in domo regentium. 133.
5. Decreta edita et promulgata in plena congregatione,
&c. an° 1562. 167.
6. Formula Monitionis, & fententia Bannitionis G.
Whifton. 174.
7. Gratiane idem fit et Procancellarius & Archidia-
conus vel Officialis Elienf. 177.
8. K. James's Patent for Somerfham & Terrington :
A Proof that the Univerfity hath ecclefialtical Jurif-
di&ion. 179 & 185.
9. Statuta Vetera Domus S.Petri Cant. Declarationes,
Ordinationes, &c. 187.
10. Statuta Collegii Merton. Oxon. 229.
11. Mifcelianea qusedam circa domum S.Petri, viz.
de Hugone de Balftiam, de fratribus de penitentia, de
Gualtero Curl, de confecratione capellaj, de admitfione
praefe&orum; Liter. Steph. Gardiner Winton, epi. 242.
12. Articuli in SynodoLond. an° 1562. 251.
13. Colle£tiones ex MSS. codicibus Coll. Gaio-Gonv.
Cant. viz. Injun&iones regiae, an. 1535. — Procefius in
cafu Matrimonii R. Hen. vm. et Cath. reginse 1534. —
Foundation of the Abbey of Glocefter, &c. — Dimeufio
. ecclefise cath. S. Pauli — Abbates S. Albani. Juramentum
Abbatis — Teftamentum regis Hen. vi. — Confirmatio ter-
rae de Syon — Replication to the Claim of the D. of York
to the Crowiv— Oratio Jo. Stokys Oratoris pub. Cant.
&c. — Reconciliatio capellae prophanatae. — Interdiftum
ecctae de South Mailing. 273.
14. Memorandums of Dr. Barwick concerning the
Bpricks of Hereford & Norwich. 315.
15. Statuta & Ordinationes Coll. five Auise de Clare.
16. Mifcelianea nonnulla de ecclefia Elienfi.
. 3 6l « 4i3-
17. Catalogus Decanorum et Canonicorum Collegii
de Windfor per Thomam Frith ex MS. Barlovian.
379-
18. Continuatio ejufd. Catalogi per Geo. Evans. 403.
19. Carta, compofitiones, &c. epi & Archidiac.
Elienf. ex nigro codice Elienfi. 413.
7°33; _
Vol. vi. containing,
1. Particulars concerning Corp. Chr. Coll. Cambr.
4^ 3 6 -
2. ■ — Bennet College. 29.
3. — — — — — — — . Sidney College. 44.
4. ■ — Jcfus College. 50.
5. ' ■■ Emanuel College. 69.
6. An Account of the feverai Colleges, with the
Names of the Fellows, Scholars, &:c. when Q^Eliz. was
at Cambridge, an. 1654, with Dr. Peme's Latin Sermon.
94.
7. Of the A6ls done at Oxford, when the Queen was
there, collected & noted by Nich. Robinfon, afterwards
Bp. of Bangor. 131.
8. Another Account of the Queen's Reception at Ox-
ford 1566, by R. Stephens. 139.
9. Papers relating to the Univerfity of Cambridge,
viz. The Submiflion of the Univerfity to Card. Wolfey,
an. 1524. — Submiflion of the Univerfity to the King, &
renouncing of the Pope, an. 1535.— Diforders in the
Univerfity, an. 1 536. — Rcafons for a Royal Vifitation. —
. . Reafons
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from a mctropolitical Vifitation, with fome Letters 16
A'Bp. Laud, & his Anfwer for his Power of Vifiting
with Reafons & Authorities to thatpurpofe. — from Lord
Ch. Juftice Hale's MSS. 1 45.
10. Letters from Dr. Cofin to Mr. Gunning. 174.
11. Letters concerning Cambridge. 180.
12. Proceedings againft fome factious Offenders at
Cambridge. 185.
13. Wills & Extra&s of Wills, from 1 500 to 1559,
from the public Regifter of the Univerfity of Cam-
bridge. 200.
J4. Letters of the Martyrs j MSS. in Coll. Eman.
Cambr. 240.
15. An hiftorical Account of the Univerfity 8c Col-
leges of Cambridge Lat. fuppofed to be written by Dr.
Fuller, MS. Coll. Jef. Cambr. 255.
16. Letters of the Bp. of Lincoln concerning King's
College. 292.
17. A Continuation of Bp. Wrenns Account of Maf-
tcrs & Fellows of Pembroke Hall, by Mr.Attwood, Fel-
low of Pembroke hall. 2 95.
18. Commiffions, Article?, Enquiries, &c. concerning
the Diocefe of Ely, with a Catalogue of the Bifliops of
Ely, & of the Pro&ors in that Diocefe. 318.
19. Articles to be fubfcribcd, publifli'd by A'Bp,
Whitgift. 327.
20. K. of Scots Letter to her Majefty. 1 1 June 1591.
328.
21. Recantations of theBifhops of Dunkeld & Orkney.
3 2 9-
22. Colle&ionsfrom Mr. Camden's Mjanufcripts Coll.
Trin. Cant. 340.
23. Two Letters of Laur. Humphrey to the Queen &
Bi&ops. 351.
24. Account of the Articles printed in Lat. 1563,
with the Names of the Subscribers 1571. 354.
25. Anfwer of the Vicechancellor & Senate of Cam-
bridge why they did not admit Alban FrancU to. the
Degree of M. A. according to his Majefty's mandatory
Letters. 3.58.
26. Particulars offered in order to be confirmed by an
A£ of Parliament. 360.
27. Two Letters from the Bp. of St. Afaph, & one
from the A'Bp. of Canterbury to Dr. Gower. 361.
28. Another from the Bp. of Ely, concerning the
Declaration. 362.
7034-
Vol. vii. containing,
j. Collectiones ex Regro Coll. five Aulse S. Catha-
rine, i.
2. Collectiones ex duobus veteribus Regiftris, dim
ad Priorem & Con ven turn Elienf. pertincntibus, et MSS.
Puckering. 53.
3. Statuta Aulae Perabr. ia Acad. Cantabr. j 24.
4. Confecratio Capellse Aula: Pembr. — Gravamina
quxdam Aulae Pembr. Fundatio et flatus eju&em Aulse,
&c. 142.
5. CatalogiDecanorum, &c. quarundam ecckfiarum,
&c. 194*
6. Orationes fuucbres, Vit.x, Epitaphia, &c. 252.
7. Marriage of the Princefs iVary, 2 May 1641."--
Copies of fome original Letters — Narrative of Blud's
Attempt on the Crown — Heads of an Expedient in lieu
of the Bill of Exclufion — Chara&ers of Henry D. of
Norfolk — Daniel E. of Nott.— Sidney Lord Godolphin
—John Marq.of Norm, as entred into the Heralds Office
by the Duke ot Norfolk — Sarah Cant's Account of ber
Son cured by Bp. Kenn, &c. 422.
& Papers & Letters concerning the E. of §trafford.
446.
Cat. H-irl* Vol. II!.
Num. 7035—7637.
7035-
Vol. vui. containing,
r. Literac & Orationes attingentes Hiftoriam k Sta-
turn Academiae Oxon. ,
2. Statutum five A&us Pari, indicans Univerfitatern
Oxon. efle fubjeaam Vifitationi Archiepi. Cantuar. •
3. Cartae nonnulte Henrici 11. dfc libertatibus Villae
° XOn " . 121.
4. Ordinatio Vicariae de Gamlingay temp. W. de
Luda epi Elienfis.
5. P. Candidi Decembris Epiftolae ad dncem GIo-
ceftr. fuper nova traduSione totius Platonicae polkiae;
141-
6. The Order of Oxford in choofirig their Chancel-
lor, an. 1608. , 55# .
7. Literas fcriptac Gulielmo Archiej5o. Cant. 167.
8. A Letter from Cardinal Wolfey to the King. 174.
9. Particulars taken from a Book MS. intitled,
" Evangehcall Fruift of the feraphicallFrancifcan Order"
written by P. N. Archibold, Capucin. i ?7 .
10. Copy of a Difpenfation by Cardinal Pool. 191!
11. Inftruftions given to the Lord Prefid*nt in the
North, with the Oath, Fees, kc. of a Counfellor there,
with the Names of fome Lord Prefidents, Counfellors!
&c - i 93 ;
12. Two Letters, one from Alberic Gentilis> the other
from Benedetto Spinola, in Italian. 217.
13. An Account of the Death of Walter E. of Effex
14* Tranfcnpt of feveral ancient Records out of
Domefday Book, & other Books in the Exchequer.
15. NoForeft, Chafe, or Park in the times of the
Saxons. a yg m
16. Talbot's Notes upon the Itinerary, as for as con-
cerns Britain, ex JM° Col. Cai-Gonv. 281.
17. Letter from Pope Clem. vn. to W n Warham
Archbifhopof Canterbury, 18 Nov. 1525. 3-15.
1 8. An Account of the King of Portugal's Expedition,
a»-i578. 317.
1 9. Genealogy of the Family of Grovesj in Bucks,
Wilts, Kent.
7036.
Vol. ix. containing,
1. Liber Memorand. Ecclefiae conventualis de Berne -
welle. 1.
2. Ads & Inltruments taken from the Black Book,
viz. Decree concerning Lady Margaret's Reader & Pre-
cher, p. 153. — Hen.vnthsDirige, p. 156. — Tho. Bafow
L.L.D. p. 167. — Major veniam petit flexis genibus a
Procan. an. 1524, p. 168. — Leges five Statuta Acad.
Cant, ab Edvardo vi . edita & injundta. 171.
3. Notes concerning God's Houfe & Chrifl's College.
209.
4. Donatio Abbatiae deCreyke. 231.
5. Admiffions of Tho. Otway, Jo. Milton, Rob. Ray*
mond, Laur. Echard, &c.
6. Donations from Dr. Honeywood & others, ad
fin em.
7°37-
Vol. x. containing,
1. I/.sXitoc Cantabr. una cum Catalogo Eporum
Cantabr. ex codice MS*. R. Parker Coll. Caio Gonv.
1.
2. Cambridge Orders, & Q. Elizabeth 3 Enter-
tainment there, ex codice MS°. Jo. Cofin epi Dunelm.
77-
3. Catalogus Cancellariorarti, ex veterf quadam
tabula dcfumpuis, continuatus ufq; ad an. 1700.
145.
6 O 4. Catalogus
Digitized by
5io
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 7037^-7040.
4. Catalogus Oratorum Acad. Cantabr. ex libro ora-
torispublici. 147*
5. Jo. Scott's Tables, MS. in Sidney Coll. ^ 151.
6» Cotaiiftentarii rerum geftarum Cantabrigise, * cum
fer. Regina Eliz. in illam Academiam venerat. 181.
7. K. Edw. vith's Vifitation of the Univerfity, with
other particulars. 233.
8. AColle&ion of Letters & other Papers of Q.
Mary, Q; Eliz. Card. Poole, Lord Burghley, E. of Lei-
cefter, &c. tranfcribed from a MS, of Dr« Gale. 24.7.
9. Reafons wherefore the Univerfity of Cambridge is
exempt from archiepifcopal & epifcopal Jurifdi&ion &
Vifitation. Ex MS: D. Gale: 312.
10. Tra&atus vatfi de.antiquitate Acad. Cant, ex MSS.
D. Gale & J. Cofm. 317.
11. PetStfcn of the Town of Cambridge to be made a
City. Ex Archiv. Coll. Jo. * 331.
12. Foundation of the publick Schools— Annales
Acad. — Status Ciftarum Acad. — Aula: Cantabrigiae —
Status Collegiorum. Ex MS° C. C. 337.
13. Letters, Inftru&ions, Orders, &c. from the King,
our Chancellor, or others, tranfcribed from the public 6c
College. Regifters, Orator's Book, &c. 351.
14. Tabula Sidneiana, five Hiftoria Coll. Sid. ex ad-
yerfariis Jo. Sherman. 413.
15. liters Acad. Francof. — ad Viadrum, ad Acad.
Cantabr. 423.
26. The Life of Mr. John Bois by A Walker.
4*7-
7°3 8 -
Vol. xi. containing.
1. Catalogues of Chancellors, Profeflbrs, &c. 1.
2. Degrees of Do&ors, Matters of Arts, &c. ab an.
i 500, ad an. 1659. ' 33.
3. Vita et Mors D. Wiimi Batteman, epi Norwic.
115.
4. Catalogue of Heads, Fellows, Scholars, &c. 1 727.
i 121.
5. Decree in Chancery, &c. for the Hiftory Profef-
forflup founded by Ld. Brooke. 123.
6. Provofts, Fellows, Scholars of King's College.
151.
. 7. Prefidents & Fellows of Queen's College Cambr.
2 37*
8. Provofts & Fellows of Eton College. 265.
9. Particulars concerning Trinity College Cambridge.
287.
10. Particulars concerning Sidney Coll. Dr. Ward,
11. Particulars concerning Jefus College. 357.
12. Baptifms, Marriages, Burials from Parifli Regif-
ters, &c. 4 4I .
7039.
Vol. xii. containing Particulars relating to St. John's
College, for the mod part digefted according to the
Order of Time.
7040.
Vol. xni. containing Tranfcripts of Charters, Grants,
Privileges, Exemptions, Immunities, &c. from Hare's
Colleiftion, with an Appendix wherein are,
1. Some Grants & Privileges from K. James i.
a. Tranfcripts from Mr. Francis Hughes's Book
Tnn. Coll.Camb. 6 ao4>
3. Collectiones de Magiftro G'.omerise. MS. Coll.
210
4. De Recloria Burwelli. 222,165,170
5. Le«er from the Privy Council concerning Mr.
Knight s Sermon, & burning Pareus's Book. 22c
6. A Note of Books given by Mr. Rob. Hare to Tri-
nity Hall.
fcTum. 704.0* 7041. :
' 7. Letters to Mr. Hare & Henneage from the Half
verfity. 2^.
8. Leafe of Mr. Meer's Houfe granted to the Mar-
garet Profeflbr. t - aji. •
9. As likewife Mrs. Davers's Surrender £c Grant of.
the Houfe & Garden. 2 33> 2 39-
10. With the Indenture between the Univerfity & the
Executors of Mr. Meers. 204.
1 1 . De Leftura Mathematica, five Lucafiana. • 249. ,
12. De Leftura Aftronomica D"* Pluirte. 255.
13. Oliver Cromwell's Character for a College at.
Durham. - * 259. ;
7041." " ■■■ ,
Vol. xiv. confining, ' ' ' ^ :
^ P. Catalogue eporum Lindisfarn. & Dunelni. atq; *
Priorum Dunelm.
2. Some Particulars concerning Waterbeche &
Denney. " i. ;
3. Particulars concerning the Priory at' Royftdn.
- - 5- *
4- Particulars concerning the Church at Durham. J
13.
5. Particulars concerning the Church of St. Paul at *
London, the Epifcopus puerortim, Eleemofynary there,'*
&c. — . ...... £ U
6. Origo Epifcopatus Dunelmenfis, &c. 2$. r
• 7. Regula i\BlaedeClareCant. dat. 1359. 43.
8. The Reception of K. James, K. Charles, the
Prince, the Palfgrave at Cambridge, with the Manner of
the Funerals of K. James, Prince Henry, Dr. Whitaker,
Soame, Clayton, &c. 63.
9. A ColleSion of Letters to Mr. Abraham Whee-~
lock from Sir Henry Spelman, Sir Thomas Adams, &c.
concerning the Saxon & Arabic Le&ure, with other Par-
ticulars & Letters to Mr. Wheelock. 73 .
10. An Attempt towards a new Library, defeated by
the Death of the Duke of Buckingham. 117.
11. The Bifhop of St. David's Cafe as argued in the '
Houfe of Lords. w 1 2 1 .
12. Letters & other Inftruments concerning the Uni-.
verfity of Cambridge in the Reigns of Hen. vm. Edw.
vi. Q. Mary & Q. Eliz. 131,199.
13. Lord Townfliend's Letter upon the King's Gift of
the Bp. of Ely's Books. 162.
14. The Submiflion of the Univerfity of Cambridge
to Cardinal Wolfey. 163. -
15. LicentiaproPraedicatore. , 168.
16. An Account of what pafled during Dr. Buck-
mailer s Vicechancellorfhip. 172.
17. Promife of the Univerfity of Cambr. of Obedience
to the King, & to renounce the Pope & all foreign
Powers. io<?
18. Petition of the Bifliops to the Queen concerning
the Articles of 1562. 204.
19. Tranfcript of a Paper endors'd by. A'Bp. Laud's
hand concerning the 20th Article of thofe that were
made, an. 1562. 205.
20. Catalogus admifforum in matriculam Acad. Cant.
... 209.
21. An Exemplification of a Decree made in the Star
Chamber, 8 May 25 Eliz. between Ed.Sandvs A'Bp. of
York & Sir Rob. Stapleton, concerning a foul pra&ice
to defame the A'Bp. of Incontinency. 295.
22. The Preamble of the A'Bp's Will, being very re- 1
markable. ^02.
23. Mr. Barrow's Examination by the Council, an. '
1588. — Copy of a Petition to the Queen— Names of
fundryimprifoned by the A'Bp. of Cant. & the Bp. of
London — with an Anfwer to pretended Slanders. 305.
24. Inciofures made by feveral Colleges by Grants :
from the Town. 11*9.
Vol.
Digitized by
BibliotheCae Harleian&
Num. 704.2^ 7043.
704.2%
Vol. xv. containing,
1. Papers concerning Penry, Udall, Barrowe,
Greenwood, Cartwright and other Puritans, with fome
original Letters from t)r. Bancroft, T. Cartwright &
others. 1.
2. Letters from Mr. Fra.Badon & the E. of Effex to
the Lord Keeper Puckering, concerning tfycSollicitorfhip*
119.
q k Letters from the Lord Burghley, Sir Rob.Cecyll,
E. of Huntington, Sir Tho. Eperton, Vicechamberlain
Heneage, Sir W m Fitz- Williams Lord Deputy of Ireland,
Sir Henry Wallop, Gilbert E. of Shrewfbury, Sir Tho.
Stanhope, & Mr. Mich. Stanhope to Sir John Puckering
Kt. Lord Keeper of the great Seal, &c. with Letters con-
cerning Chrift Church Oxon. 1 29.
4. A&s, Inftruments, &c. taken from the Regifters ,
of Matthew, Benjamin, Peter, Francis & Symon Bifliops
of Ely. 201.
5. Particulars concerning the Spoils, &c. of the
Church. ■ ,. 2 73*
6. Particulars concerning the Queen's Legitimacy,
Sir Anthony Shirley, & the Order of St. Michael, &c.
283.
7. Lord Vifc. Montagu & other Recufants— The
State of Ireland, an. 1 593, &c. 295.
8. Order, of Council wfch Returns made of Popifh
Fugitives, an. 1593. * 315.
9* Particulars concerning the See of Ely, Spoils in-
tended, &c. 327.
10. Particulars concerning Mr. Pet. Wentworth, &c.
in the Cafe of the Succeflion. 3 ; 9. /
11. Complaints & nfwers concerning the exceffive
Price of Coals at Newcaftle. .373.
12. More Particulars concerning the feditious Prin-
ciples of Penry, Barow, &c. with the blafphemous Opi-
nions of Marloe & fome others briefly noted*. 375.
13. Particulars concerning Popifli Recufants from my
Lord-keeper Puckering's MSS. 405.
14. Challenge betwixt my Lord Walden & Sr. Ed*
ward Herbert— Confpiracy againft the E. of Shrewfbury
— Munher of Mr. Long by Sir Charles & Sir Henry
Danvers. '45*7 •
15. Account of Q. Elizabeth's Death. . 463. '
16. Letters, &c. betwixt T. F. & Juftus Lipfius.
17. Johannes de Suckley five Racfter de Matrimonio.
475-
18. A&ors Names in the Play of Ignoramus. 479.
7043-
Vol. xvi. containing,
1. Extra&s from Bp. Wrenn's Regrs at Hereford,
Norwich, Ely.
2. Nomina et tituli ecclefiarum intra Dioc. Elienf.
3. Carta donationis advocationis ecclefiae de Cony-
ton. 47*
4. Particulars from the Regifters of Ely, viz. Weft
k Goodrick. 48.
5. A Narrative of the Divorce between the E. of
Effex & his Wife, written by the A'Bp. of Canterbury.
6 3-
6. Another Account of the fame Cafe. 147.
7. Wills & Extrads of Wills, e Regro Epi Elienfis.
1 53-
8. A'Bp. Bancroft's Will, &c. 177.
9. Mr. Barnabas Oley's Will. 191.
' iou Mr. Plat's Will & Codicil annext. 179.
• 11. -Mr. Piatt's Settlement of Fellows 8c Scholars at
St. John's College. 219. •
12. A Claule of Mr. Symonds & Mr. Sandford's
Will— to St. John's Coll. 226.
Num. 704^ 7044*
13. Mdmoirs of Mr. Mofes, Dr. Mapletoft & Df*
Hewyt Aul. Pembr. 229.
. j 4. Dr. Dowman's Chantry Priefts in Poulis, with
other Chantries. 243.
15. Letters from MiVR.Afcham to Mr. Raven, &c*
275.
16. Bp. Brownrig's, Mr. Edwards's, Bernard's, Baro's
& Rudds Cafe. 295.
. 1 7. Letters from Mr. John Chriftopherfon to Bp. Tun-*:
flail. 301.
18. Difcourfe of the E. of Devon, in defence of his
Marriage with Lady Rich. 305.
19. Particulars concerning Bp. Overall. 325.
2o» Notes from the Album of Jac. CafUlvetri. 399*
21. Catalogus Ecclefiee Italics 1 568. 405.
22. Reafons inducing the Dean & Chap, of Ely not
to yield to an ajienatipn. 409
23. Martin [Heton] Bp. of Ely his Alienation of cer-
tain Manors from his See. 417.
24. Compofition between the Patron & Re&or of
Wimple. 433.
25. A Report made concerning the Match & the Pa-
latinate* ~ 439. j
26. Other Reports & Queftions in Parliament, . an.
18 Jac. 451.
27. The King's Letter for Dr. Prideautf to be Bifliop
of Worcefter. 460.
28. Particulars concerning St. Paul's. 4^3.
29. The State of the Council in the Marches of Wales
temp. Eliz. 471.
30. Letters from Mr. Pory to Sir Tho. Puckering.
473>479-
. 31. E. of Caftelhaven's Trial, Execution, &c. 475.
32. A Letter concerning Printing at Harlem. 477. .
33. Lord Halifax's Patent. 478.
7044-
Vol. xvn. containing,
1. Statuta Collegii Jefu Cant, una cum interpreta-
tionibus Vifitatorum Collegii, Literis, Commemoration.
Benefadt, &c. i.
2. Statu Collegii Chrifti Cant, cum interpretationibus
Vifitatorum Collegii, Literis, Teftamento Jofephi Meade,
&c. 61.
3. Statuta Acad. Cant. Jacobi 11. authoritate fancita*
&c. 115.
4. Colle&anea e Regro veteri Aul. Pembr. Cant. una
cum notis quibufdam adje&is a Matth. Wren, poftea Epo
Elienfi. * 125.
5. Confuetudinarium vetus Scholse Etonenfis. 167.
6. Colle&anea e Rationario five libro cenfuali ec-
clefiae B. Mariae Cant. 175.
7. "A Brefe of the Entertainment given to Q.Eliz. at
Oxford*' 1592. 195.
8. "An Account of the Entertainment of K.James
with the Queen and Prince at Oxford, an. 1605, ver /
diverting & entertaining." 20 1 .
9. De ftru&ura & benefe&oribus ecclefiae B. Marias
majoris Cant. 217.
10. Of the Situation of Cambridge, of Grievances
there, of the new Channel, & Water brought from the
nine Wells near Trumpington, likewife of the Colleges.
&c. ' ' 219.
11. Particulars from the Regifter of Martin Heton
Bp. of Ely. 227.
12. A Colle&ion of Letters relating to the Univerfity
of Oxford, being a Supplement to the other Colle&ion
Vol. 8. 249.
13. Statuta Aulas Regia a Richardo 11. edita et in-
junfta. 269.
.14. ChartaFundationisecclefiaecath.Cantuar. 279.
1 5. A. Bp. Cranmer's Articles at thcVifitation of that
Church, Sept. 10, 1550. 284.
9 16. Anfwe»
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 7044, 7046.
16. Anfwers of the Chapter to Articles exhibited by
the Queen's Vifitors in the beginning of her Reign,
287.
17. Lettres Royalles, &c. 291. •
18. Excerpta de Academiis e Regro. Bath. & Wellen.
1 9. Proteftatio regis Hifpan. &c. an. 1 63 1 . 298.
20. Literae teftimoniales conceflse a Cancellario Cant,
an. 1316. 302.
21. Luftus confolatorius fuper morte D. Cancellarii
Angliac (Hatton.) 1591. ib.
7°4S-
Vol. xvni. containing, 1. Genealogies, Interments of
Bifhops or other learned Men of the Univerfity of
Cambridge. I.
2. Particulars concerning Peter Houfe. 27.
5. Caius College. 43.
4. Pembroke Hall. 55.
5. Trinity Hall. 65.
6. Particulars concerning Dr. Worthington fometime
Rlafter of Jefus College in Cambridge, with feveral other
things concerning that Univerfity. 71.
7. M ri . Duporti praevaricatio, live fpecimcn ingenii
prions feculi. 231.
8. Note qiteedam tranferiptse e codice notato in mar-
gine manu Joannis Bale. 241.
9. Particulars concerning the See of Canterbury ; &
from the Council Book of Edw. vi. 253.
10. De Denariis Sti. Petri. 260.
11. Refignatiorts by ABp. Cranmer. 261.
12. Colleft. e libro MS*, cui Titulus Privata Sigilla
et Bille fignat. peneg ornatiffimum virum Tho. Rawlin-
fon, Armigerum. 285.
t;. Mifcellanea from Dr. Kennet Dean ofPeterbo-
rou g h - 459.
14. A Supplement to Hatcher's Catalogue, with other
Particulars concerning King's College. 459.
15. Particulars concerning King's College from Mr.
Worthington^ Papers MS- " 473.
16. Particulars concerning Trinity College, with the
Funeral Sermon of Mr. Tho. Harrifcn Vice M r . of that
Colle g c - 481.484.
7046.
Vo i XI *- containing, 1. Tranfcripts belonging to the
RegxftersoftheBifliopsofElyfrom 1337.10148*. 1.
2, De Pradicatore Acad. fundato^Diia Margareta.
3. Regrura Petitlonum five Gratiarum conceff. in
plena congregation Regentium & non regentium Uni-
verlit Cantabr. 67. ab an. 1501. ad 1668.
4- Computus Academic } made by theVicechancellors
& the feveral Proftors. 82
5- Commemoratio Benefactorum in Acad. Cantab,
tiuotanius m ecclefia B. Mariae. 86
6. Airertio de amiquitat.* Acad. Cant, ex MS D . Jo.
Colin epi Dunelm. m bibliotheca Dunelraenfi. 88.
collectum ' mlesiorum a Rob ' Mare P er ^gum feriem
Chrillf aUUa A:Ud ' Cant ' CX C ° dice MS °* ColL Corp.
9 Mifcellanea Coll. Corp. Chrifti.
rw i! f the J XC0I >»«uaicatbn of Dr. Cliff LI D.
Chancellor to N. Weft Bp. of Ely. q8
11. De Pretoria Burweili. ' jq 0 "
IV !k * ^ omina Cognomina omnium Canonicorum et
l^kcnd, ecclefia cath. Lincoln, ,4 OdL an'. 1552.
^13.. Vifitation of the Univerfity of Cambr. 3 Edw?vi.
C hV^r r m" erS ° f Ieai " Ded fr ° m a MS * CoIL C«rp
15- iIi:U»riola Col. Corp. Chr. per Joffcirnum. 1 15.'
Num. 70^6, 7047.
bridge SeVCTal Particula " ° f the Un iverfity of Cam-
17. Letters tranferibed out of the Orator's Book.
18. Donations to the public Library !! 7 '
Rnr?^ 1 ?"- SP i e A'"' 5 Pr °P° fitions seeming 3 the
£? 1 1 °'!r Leaure to be conferr'd upon Abr
Wheelock tin. 1640. ^ *
20. Peter-Houfe Statutes, &c. l *- U
21. De Cuftodibus Pembrochianis. , 2 '
22. De Sociis Aulae Pembr. /^naleda.
23. Particulars concerning Bennet College
24. Statuta Collegii Chrifti in Acad. Ca%ab
,t, 25 p Ext a aa ^n " f H ' ltd ^' s MS- Catalogue of
the Provofts, Fellows Sc Scholars of King's College.
26. Extract from the Regifter & other Boek^of
Kings Col. by Mr. Canon. g
27. ExtradL ex Rcgro Elienfi. l6 ''
28. Particulars concerning Jefus College 1 7 ,
. *Q. Mafters of Trinity College, f. ,75. & other Par.
ticulars.
30. Several Particulars relating to the Univerfity.
31. « Amornynge Remembrance of the noble Prints
Margarete Counteffe of Rychemonde & Darbye, Moder
unto Kynge Hen. viz. compyled by John Fifher Bp. of
Rocheller. . '
32. Particulars relating to St. John's College, 201.
7047.
Vol. xx. containing, 1. A Treatife concerning the I ife
& manner of Death of John Fy flier Bp. of Rochefter
& Cardinal of the holy Church of Rome. 1. 205
t 2. Regifter of the Council began 1 Jan. 1 557. & end-
ing 7 May 1559.
3. A Letter to Q. Mary from Princefs Elizabeth in
danger of being committed to the Tower. 4 i
4- Licence for Dr. Gwent to wear his Bonnet in the
King's Prefence, 35 Hen. vni. 4 ,
5. Letters from feveral Perfons to Lord Burgleyl
44. 49. 54. 57. 66. 95.
6. Complaint of four Fellows ofPemb. Hall againft
Dr. Beale Mailer thereof, together with his Anfwers.
_ . 48.
7. Catalogus omnium Theologomm in Acad. Can-
tabr. ^
8. Particulars relating to Clare Hall. r£
9. Articles againft the Ma r . of St. John's College,
Richard Lonworth, 1565. 61.
10. Further Particulars concerning St. John's Col-
lege ' „ . 6 5- 191.
1 1. Particulars relating to Emanuel College. 78.
it. • Chrift Church in Oxford.
81.
l 3- Trinity Coll. in Cambr.
81. 279.
14. Complaints between the Town of Cambridge &
the Univerfity. g 24 Iop>
15. Concerning the D. of Buckingham's Intention of
building a Library. '
16. Particulars relating to Benet College. 87.'
1 7- Queen's College. 89.
18. Peter Houfe. 91.
19. Account of Monuments in and about the Cathe-
dral at Norwich by Sir Tho. Brown. 119.
20. Monuments at York. 1 23.
21. Admiffions to Benefices. 124.
22. Monuments at Lynn. 129.
m 23. Account of Dr. Wallis's Life given by himfelf
m a Letter to Dr. Tho. Smith. ibid.
24. Extracts from the Regifteraf Durham. 131. j 4 i.
25. Breve regium de veniendo ad Paiiiarnentum.
141.
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26. Notes bf Bp. Cofins, entred in his Common Prayer
Book, edit. 1636. 181.
ay. Memorandums of feveral Occurrences, taken from
the Almanack of Mr.W m Neil. 189.
28. Perfons born at Cambridge, who made a con-
fidence figure in the Univerfity. 273.
29. De Domo 3ti. Michaelis. 275.285.
30. Particulars concerning King's Hall. 277. 324.
31. Petition of Thomas Pannfeld under an Outlawry
to the Houfe of Commons temp. Hen. v. 297.
32. Petitions to K. Hen. v. from the Vice Chancellor
& Scholars of the Univerfity of Cambridge. 3 1 2.
33. De mutuo regi faciendo 7 Hen. v. 317.
34. t)e Prote&ione Oxon. 1 Hen. v. .. 326.
35. Account of the Birth of the pretended Prince of
"Wales, as it is delivered by the Lord Bp. of Worcefter
(Lloyd) 329.
7048.
Vol. xxl. containing* 1. Particulars concerning the
Foundation, Endowments, Benefa&ors, &c of Queen's
. College Cambridge. !•
2. Orationes MTri. Goodwin, Love, Creitton, &c.
47-
3. Lelandi Antiphilarchia, fpecimen tantum. 63.
a. An Account of Priories alien belonging to King's
College. 65.
5. An Account of religious Houfes in or near Cam-
bridge. 67.
6. Particulars from the Diaries of Dr. Dillingham &
Dr. Blith. 72.
7. Peregrini Baronis de Willughby ad placitum Ordi-
num Belgarum Refponfio apologetica. 79.
8. Mr. Jof. Mede's Letters concerning Cambridge.
99.
9. Other Letters from or to Sir Simonds D'Ewes, Mr.
Wheelock, Mr. Mede. 113.
10. Infcriptions in the Parochial Church of Green-
wich. 118.
1 1 . ■ Lincoln. 121. 367.
12 . . Uffington. 130.
13. A Note relating to the Birth of Oliver Cromwell.
131.
14. A Lift of the Members of Convocation, an. 1623,
1624. 132.
1 5. An Account of the feveral Colleges. 139.
16. NotataelibrisProcuratorum Acad. Cant. .169.
17. An Account of the Foundation & Diflblution of
the Priory of Higham, & of the annexing & appro-
priating of it to St. John's College, with the Proceedings
againft the Nuns for their Lewdiiefs & Incontinence.
173- *95-
18. A memorable PafTage from the Chronicle of Dun-
*kP le - . 2or *
19. A Catalogue of the Prebendaries of Lincoln.
203.
20. Tituli Epiftolarum Tho. de Bckynton. 221.
21. De Sepultura eporum Elien. & de Gul. Grey
epo Elienfi. 223.
22. Colle&iones ex Regro Wytlefey, Archiepi Can-
tuar. 224.
23. Colleftiones e MS°. Cotton Cleopatra E. ir.
227.
24. Sententia Cancellarii & Convocat. Acad. Oxon.
contra WiclifFe, &c. 230.
25. Literae Hen. wti. de Spo Karliolen. & de provi-
fionibus, &c. 235.
26. Letters to Tho. Cromwell, &c. concerning the
diflblution of Monafteries, Reformation, &c. 242.
27. Proceedings of the Church & Convocation temp.
Hen. viii. 256.
28. Obitus & Inflallationes Deomorurn & Canonico-
rum Windfor, ab anno 1668. ad 1697. 26*8.
29. Excerpta e R>is Winchelfey, Reynolds, Stafford,
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 7048,7049;
Kemp, Cranmer, Grindal, Whitgift Archieporum Can-
tuar. . . . 279.
30. MS. de Feodis & Feofamentis Thomae Aldyue
miUtis. 278.
31. Bp. Sanderfon's & Bp. Bar Howe's Epitaphs at
Buckden. 294.
32. Ads of Prefentation in the Regiftry of the Bp*
of Lincoln. 295. 453.
33. Epitaphs in the Cathedral Church of Sarum.
309.
34. Excerpta ex Regiftro Hemingflby penes Diec. &
Cap. Sarum. 317.
35. Excerpta e Regiftris Epifcoporum Sarum. 323.
36. Colle&iones e Regiftris ecciefiae Lincoln, Boking*-
ham, Repyngdon, Flemyng, Gray, Alnewick, Ched-
worth, Rotheram, Smyth, Atwater, RulTel, Longland,
Sutton, &c. 325. 433. 500.
37. Colle£iioneseCartulario ecciefiae Elienfis. 339.
. 38. Colle&iones e Chronico ecciefiae S lae Burianae in
Corriubia. 343.
39. Colle&iones ex MSS. Lambethanis. 346.
40. Colle&iones ex Cartulario S. Gregorii Cantuar.
349-
41. Catalogus Benefo&orum Acad. Oxon. 353.
42. Laft Wills & Teftaments, of Bp. Sanderfori,
Juxon, Warner, Barrow, Gunning, Morley, Thorndike,
Edm. Arnold, Dr. Bufby, W m Martyn. 356.
43. Epitaphs in the Cathedral Church of Lincoln.
3 6 7-
44. Codices MSS. Harleiani juxta feriem notati, he.
368.
45. Collections from the Council Book of Q. Eliz.
an. 1573. ... 38o.
46. Colle&iones e Regiftris Fitzjames, Tunftall,
Stokefley, Boner, Epifcoporum Londinenfium. 391.
47. A bjuratioDominici Ferrari 4 Jan. 1709. 420.
48. Colle&iones e R'ris epi & Decani eccl. cath.
Petriburg. * 421*
49. Colle&iones e Regro W. Warham Archiepi
Cant. 439.
50. Colle&iones e Regro Math. Parker Archiepi
Cant. 479.
51. Colleftiones e Regro Rob. Sanderfon epi Lin-
coln. 493.
52. The Effeft of the Bartholomew Aft in the Dio-
cefe of Lincoln. 498.
53. Memoranda of Smith & Longland Bilhops of
Lincoln. 499.
54. The Progrefs of K. Hen. vn. — Ceremonial of the
Cbriftening of Prince Arthur — of the receiving a Cap
& Sword from the Pope — of the Creation of the Prince
of Wales, & being dubbed Knight— & of the Queen's
taking her Chamber, 5 Hen. vn. 504.
55. InftrudHons to the Abbot of Thorney concerning
the Confinement of Reginald Peacock* 516. ,
56. Treaty & Ratification of Marriage between Cha. 1 .
K. of England and Henrietta Maria Daughter of France.
57. Epiftolae Richardi Coxi ad antilbtes Tigurinos &
coram Refponf. 525.
58. Defcription of the Foundation & Privileges of the
Univerfity of Cambridge, printed an. 1572. A Rarity.
533.
59. Letters of Mr„ Tho. Cartwright, Dr. Peter Baro,
Mr. W» Clarke, Dr. Whitaker, Mr. Tho. Lever,
7049.
Vol. xxii. containing,
1. Status Collegii S. & indiyid. Trinitatis Cant. 12
2. Particulars concerning King's Hall. 4-
3. Status Domfis S u Michaelis. 7*
4. Sratutes of the Church of fly, with a Catalogue
of Preb.Parlbn, &c.
6P i- Copy
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Num. 7049—70 53.
5. Copy of Mr. John Crane's Will, a Benefa&or.
31.
6. Will of Dr. Butler the famous Phyfician. 39.
7. Infcriptiones defumptae ex veteri Tabula Acad. &
Oppidi Cantabr. 41.
8. Hiftoria fundationis & progreffus Monafterii de
Burgo S li Edm. 45-
9. Literae originales fcriptac a D re Beaumont, Matth.
Wren, &c. 7 l *
10. The Life of John Fifher Bp. of Rochefter. 137,
11. Infcriptiones e veteri Tabula Oxon. 367.
12. Hiftoriola Coll. Corp. Chrift. Cant. 271, 563.
13. Statutum(4i.) Coll. Trin. de ele&ione et officio
trium Profeflbrum regiorum, cum aliis ad iftud Collegi-
um pertinentibus. 359.
1 4. Pardculars concerning the Town of Cambridge,
Sturbridge Chapel, Chapel Lands, &c. 4.6, 529.
15. Fundatio, Statuta, Injun&iones, &c. Collegii five
libera Capellae de Windfor, &c. 379.
1 6. Mr. Kdw Storey's v\ ill & Charity. 507.
17. Oratio habita ad exequias Matth. Wren Epi Elien.
per Jo. Pearfon S.T. P. 511.
18. Fundatio capellae de Fenny Stratford in agro Buck.
519.
19. A Paper fubfcribed by the Bifhops & other
learned Men, concerning the Sacrament of holy Orders.
521.
20. Papers fent by Dr. Humphreys Bp. of Bangor to
Mr. A.Wood giving an Account of learned Men in
Wales. 543.
21. Speech of the Bp. of St. David's (Rudd)in Con-
vocation 1604. 567.
22. Manchefter College & Mr. Peploe's Cafe. 571.
23. A Return from the Bp. of Landaff to the ABp.
of Cant. 575.
7050.
Vol. xxiii. containing the Statutes of St. John f s Col-
lege in Cambridge, with an Account of the private
Foundations, together with a Copy of the Univerfity
Statutes, Interpretations, Decrees & feveral other
Particulars.
7051-
(v. 7323. belonging to Mr. Baker and mi/placed.)
"A particular State of the Receipts and IJfues of xhzPublick
Revenues j Taxes, and Loans, during the Reign of his
late Majefty, King William. From the 5 Nov. 1688,
from which day the Parliament appointed the faid Ac*
counts fliould commence, to the 25 March 1702, being
the firft Determination of the Accounts after the demife
of his faid late Majefty which happened on the 8th
March preceding. The fame reduced to one General
Account or State, for the whole Time above-men-
tioned."
7052.
A Quarto, written in Latin & thus entitled,
1. Vita Laurentii Chadertoni S.T. P. et Collegii Em-
manuelis apud Cantabrigienfes magiftri primi, una cum
2. Vita Jacobi Uflerii Archiepifcopi Armachani, a
Wilhelmo Dillingham S.T. P.
3. Acceflerunt etiam ejufdem Conciones ; altera pro
gradu Bacc tu> in S. S ta Theologia, pro Do&oratus gradu
altera.
N. B. Thefe are the Originals from which thefe
two Lives were printed. So it is faid, in the handwriting
of Mr. Baker, whofe Name is alfo fubfcribed. °
7®53-
A Quarto, containing the following Manufcripts :
i. John Scott's Tables relating to the Foundation of
8
Num. 7053, 7054.
the Univerfity of Cambridge & its feveral Colleges, &c.
colle&ed 10 Apr. 16 19. 30.
2. A Letter from the Univerfity to the King, to hin-
der the Town of Cambridge from being made a City.
62.
3. The King's Anfwer. 66. 4
4. Catalogus Cancellariorum Cantabrigiae ufq; ad an-
num 1700. " 68.
5. Oratores Cantabrigiae. 72.
6. A Memorandum relating to Henry Serle & Roger
Stegge two Townfmen, attempting to infringe the Rights
of the Univ. of Cambridge. 76.
7. Letter from Sir W. Cecyll to the Vice-chancellor,
&c. ib.
9. An Account of the Excommunication of the Mayor
of Cambridge, & of Dr. ClifFe, Chancellor, to the Bp. of
Ely, by Dr. Edmonds Vicechancellor an. 1528, and of
Cliffe's Submilfion and Abfolution by theVicechanceUor.
v 80.
1 o. Letter from the Univerfity to the Lord Rich, Lord
Chancellor of England, fetting forth their Right finally
to determine all Univerfity Affairs within themfelves,
from whence lies no Appeal, an. 1549. 83.
11. Reafons why the Univerfity of Cambridge is
exempt both from epifcopal & archiepifcopal Vifitation.
84.
12. The Life & Death of John Bois, B. D. by Dr.
Anth. Walker. 92.
13. Petition of the Town of Cambridge, an. 16 1 6. to
be made a City. 1 30.
14. Compofitio inter Univerfitatem et Coll. regale
fedla. 132.
15. Fragmentum Stat, antiq. Univ. Cant. 142.
16. Injun&ions, &c. of K. Cha. 1. for the better Go-
vernment of the Univerfity. 144.
17. Two Letters from the King to the Univ. an. 1 642.
to borrow Money & Plate of them. 147.
18. Form of Oliver Cromwell's Mandates, an. 1658.
152.
19. Form of Prefentation by Oliver to the Living of
Houghton Conqueft. 153.
20. Speech of Dr. Spencer to the Duke of Monmouth,
1674, when he was inftaird Chancellor of the Univ.
ofCamb. 154.
21. Speech of Dr. Gower to Q. Anne in St. John's
College, Camb. 16 Apr. 1705.
22. The Vicechancellor's Orders upon the Queen's
coming to Cambridge. 160.
23. London Gazette, Apr. 23, 1705. 162.
24. Two Letters from Pope to Bifhop Atterbury.
168.
25. Hiftoriola Coll. Corp. Chr. Cant. 174.
26. Will of Sir Ed. Stanhope concerning Trinity Col-
lege. 184.
27. Grace, or Order of the Univ. of Cambridge, in
honour of Dr. Bentley. With Extra&sfrom the Statutes,
&c» 202.
28. Lift of Perfons burnt at Burwell in Cambridge-
lhire, 8 Sept. 1727. 210.
29. Copy of a Letter from Perfons at Ayleftmry, to
Bulftrode Whitelock & Rich. Winwood Efqrs. dated 1 1
Jan. 1642. 214.
30. Degrees conferred by K. Geo. 1. & 11. at Cam-
bridge, 25 Apr. 1728. 216.
With the Degrees of the Nobility, at the fame time,
fet down in the hand of Mr. Baker. In all 233 written
pages.
7054-
A Folio, containing Letters tranfcribed fromDr.Nalfon's
MSS. Colleftions concerning the Englifh Affairs,
An. 1641 — 1648. By Dr. Philip Williams, Fellow
of St. John's Coll. Cambr. 1732. 29 pages.
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A Folio, confiding of various Papete, belonging origi-
nally to Mr. H. Wanley, & chiefly written by him, on
the following Subje&s.
1. Papers relating to the revival* or rather re-inftitu-
tion of the Society of Antiquaries, by Mr.Talman, Mr.
Bagford, & Mr.Wanley, in 1707, Sketches of the Plan,
Minutes of the firft Meetings, &c.
2. Draught of a Warrant to be figned by her Majefty,
commanding all Keepers of her Ma tf Records & libra-
ries, to fuffer Mr.Wanley to perufe and tranfcribe what
he (hall think fit, without paying Fees. 13. See 230.
3. Minutes of the Society for propagating [fie]
Chriftian Knowledge, with Lifts & other Papers relating
to it. 15.
The Minutes are numbered, & begin properly at
f. 19. with N° 347.
4. Papers relating to the licenfmg of Hackney Coaches.
28.
5. Draught of a Letter from Mr. Wanley, probably
to the Lord Treafurer, on his Defign of building a Li-
brary, & propofing a Plan. "32*
Inverted. With other Papers on fimilar Subje&s,
& particularly relating to the Cottonian Library. The
Coramiffion from the Truftees to Dr. Hutton, Dr. Smith,
Jn° Anftis Efq. & Humfrey Wanley, for infpetting it,
&c.
6. Papers by Mr.Wanley on the SubjeQ: of the Efta-
bliftiment of the Farrars at Gidding, thus fuperfcribed
by him, " The following falfe & fcandalous Difcourfe I
copied from a printed Copie m the Study of Dr. Char-
lett the prefent Mafter of Univerfity College. Quarto
Mifcellan. Vol. 64. (31./' Then follows this title of
the Tra& :
" The Arminian Nunnery : or a brief defcrip-
tion and relation of the late ere&ed Monaftical Place,
called the Arminian Nunnery at little Gidding, in
Huntingdonshire. Humbly recommended to the
wife Confideration of this prefent Parliament. The
Foundation is by a Company of Farrars at Gidding.
Printed for Thomas Underhiil 164X." Margin, " With
a wooden Print reprefenting a young Woman clad in
Black Gown & Hood upon White ones. In her right
Hand a Book, in the left a firing of Beads & a Crofs,
hard by a Church." 43. b.
Alfo Extra&s from Walton & Hackett.
7. Copy of a Charter of Edward the Black Prince,
dated 1364. 49.
8. A paper concerning Lord Craven's Exhibitions.
9. Thoughts concerning the Bodleian Library. June
7> l6 97- ' ' 53-
10. A Lift of Books at Oxford. 56.
11. Catalogue of the MSS. of the late Mr. Oufely of
Panfield in Effex. Copied June 1709. 57.
12. Memorandums by Mr.Wanley, 11 April 1718.
59-
13. Some Papers very carefully written by Mr. Wan-
ley, fuperfcribed, 44 Tranfcripta quaedam 6 Schedulis
Covellianis die Menfis Januarii, A.D. 17^" 60.
The Title is " Cafus de Juramento Fidelitatis Au-
thore D. Oftavio Vice-comite Confult. Theology S. In-
quifitionis Mediolanenfis ; et nunc Romae Procuratore
generali Congregationis Clericorum Regularium S tl
Pauli." Subjoined is a Copy of a Letter of Thanks from
Sir Wm. Ruffel to Dr. Covel, for being allowed to have
that Copy.
14. Notes of reprehenfible Paflages in feveral Plays.
68.
15. " Initialia Verba Homiliarum et Traftatum exi~
guarum Saxon." A complete Alphabet by Mr. Wanley.
Quarto fize. 71 — 92.
16. A Lift of MSS. numbered, 93.
Num. 7055—^7659;
17. Copies of various Greek & other Infcriptions;
100.
Alfo two complete Fables in Greek Iambics; 102.
1 8. Catalogue of particular MSS. in the Cotton Li-
brary. 106.
iq. " Catalogiis Codd. MSS. in linguis Septentriona-
libus, Oxoniae in Bibliothecis BodleianS, Afhmoleanft,
Collegiorum C.C. et de Joanis Bapt. et Omn. Anima-
rum adfervatorum." no.
20. References to the Cotton Library. 118.
21. u Numifmata ex auro Mufaei Medicaei."
122—135.
22. " Humfredi Wanleii Index Autorum, Cartarum,
Homiliarum, Tra&atuum, Rerumque quarundam prae-
cipuarum, quae defcribuntur in Catalogo Codd. MSS.
Anglo-Saxonicorum." 136— 1 58.
23. Defcri prions of and Refefences to particular Saxon
and other MSS. with Citations. 1 59 — 2 1 1 .
24. Etymologies of Names of Places in England.
With other detatched Papers ; fome very fmall. 212.
25. Lift of Writers in Englifli Hiftory. Small fize.
232.
26. Propofal by Wm. Kemp, for a Tax on various
Articles. .239.
27. Regulations by the Truftees of the Cottonian Li-
brary. 241.
28. A fmall alphabetical Lift of Rivers. Leaves not
numbered. Followed by other Papers. 243.
29. " Catalogue of the MSS. in the Library of Sir
Henry Spelman, fold by Au&ion by John Jiarding, who
Sought them Dec. 20, 21 & 22, A.D. 1709." Small
fize. Leaves of this not numbered. 247.
30. Mifcellaneous Papers of no great Moment. 248.
31. References to various Works on Hiftory, parti-
cular Englifli Hiftory. 252.
In all 267 Leaves : befides thofe in § 28 & 29,
not numbered with the reft.
7056.
A Folio containing,
1. Original Papers of the D. of Ormond, relating to
his Life, & the Hiftory of his own Times, All docket-
ted. 1.
2. Letter to Mr. Secretary Windebank, touching the
Parliament, 14 Nov. 1640. Signed Chr. Wandesforde.
A true Copy. '9-
3. Rules & Orders for regulating the Vice-Admiral's
Office. 30.
4. Concerning the D. of Buckingham's Intrigue with
the French Queen ; the Affair of Rochel ; the Appari-
tion portending his untimely Death : & a Story about
the E. of Portland. 33.
5. Letter of Lord Scroope from York, 30 Sep. 1625,
touching a Loan of Money to his Majefty. 35.
6. Memorial of Trade between Great Britain & France.
Contains 17 pages, 4°fize. 38.
7. Dr. Daniel Whitby's Recantation of Principles ad-
vanced in his Proteftant Reconciler. 47.
8. Sir Walter Ralegh's Words at his Death, taken
exa&ly by Tho. Alylbury Efq. 1 6 1 8. 48.
A List of the Rolls of Parliament copied for the
late Lo:d Oxford, according as the Volumes
are placed in the Presses.
70579
Rot. Parliament, annis 4. 5. 8. & 9- Edv * u *
7058.
Rot. Pari an. 4 - 6, 13- »5- x 7- »*• 20.Edv.Zi1,
7059-
Rot. Pari, an 21. 22. 25. 0.7. 28. 29. 36. 37- 3 8 '
40. 42. 43. Edv. nu
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7060.
Rot. Pari. an. 45. 46. 47. 50. 51 E/lv. mi.
7061.
Rot. Pari. an. 1. 2. 3. Rich. 11.
7062.
Rot. Pari. an. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Rich. 11.
7063.
Rot. Pari. an. 8. 9. 10. 1 1. Rich. n.
7064.
Rot. Pari. an. 13. 14. *5- l6 - '7- l8 «
7<> 6 5-
Rot Parian, 20. 21. 22. Rich. ti.
7066.
Rot. Pari. an. 1. 2. 4. Hen. iv.
7067.
Rot Pari, an.- 5. 6. 7. 8. Hen.iv.
7068.
Rot. Pari. 9. 11. 13. Hen. iv,
7069.
Rot. Pari. an. 1. 2. 3. Hen. r.
7070.
Rot. Pari. an. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. Hen. v.
7071.
Rot. Pari. an. 1. 2. 3. Hen. vi.
7072.
Rot Pari. an. 4. 6. 8. 9. Hen.vi.
7°73-
Rot Pari. an. 1. n. 12. 14. Hen. vp.
7074.
Rot. Part an. 12. 13. 15. 16. 18. 20. 23. Hen. vi.
7°75-
Rot. Pari. an. 25. 27. 28. 29. 31. 32. 33.38. 39*
Hen. vi.
7076.
Rot. Pari. an. 1. 3. 4. Edv. nr.
7°77-
Rot. Pari. an. 7. Edv. iv.
7078.
Rot. Pari. an. 12. 13. Edv. iv.
7079.
Rot. Pari. an. 13. 14. Edv. iv.
7080.
Rot. Pari. an. 17. 22. Edv. iv.
7081.
Rot. Pari. an. 1. Hen. vu.
7082.
Rot. Pari. an. 3. 4. 7. Hen. vn.
7 0 83-
Rot. Pari. an. n. 12. jg. Hen. vn.
Num. 7084—7105.
7084—7086.
Rot. Pari. Hen. vn.
A List of the Journals of the House of Lords.
7087.
Temp. Hen. via. annis 1. 3. 6. 7. 25. 28. 31. 32.
7088.
Temp. Hen. viii. an. 32. 33. 34- 35. 37. 38.
7089.
Temp. Hen. vm. & Cha. 1. A Colle&ion of private AO*
pafled in their Reigns.
7090.
Temp. Edv. vi. annis 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7.
7091.
Temp. Maris anno I.
Temp. Phil. 8t Maris, annis i. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
7092.
Eliz.
Annis I. 2. 5. 8. 9. 13. 14. 18. 23. 27. 28. 29. *
7°93-
Jacobi i.
Annis i. ad — 12 inclufive.
7 ° 94%
Annis 21. 22. from March 25 to April 20, 1624.
7°95-
Anno 22. from April 21 to Nov. 2, 1624.
7096.
Car. 1.
From 17 May 1625 to 12 Aug. 1625.
7097.
From 6 Feb. 1625 to 1 5 June 1626.
7098.
From 17 March 1627 to 26 June 1628.
7099.
From 20 Jan. 1628 to 5 May 1640.
71OO.
Jacobi 11.
Annis 1. 2. 3.
71OI.
Another Copy of the Journal of the 1 ft Year of K. Ja.
7I02*
From 19 May 1685 to 28 Apr. 1687.
7103.
The Prince of Orange's Declaration, together with the
Proceedings of the Affembly thereupon on Dec 26,
1688.
7104.
Will. & Mariae.
The Journal of the Parliament held anno 1. viz. Froht
Jan. 21,1688 toOaobersi, 1689.
7 I0 5-
From Jan. 22, 1688 to Jan. 27, 16S9.
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7106.
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7 io 7*
From Oftr. 22, 169 1 to Sepr. 26, 1691*
7108.
From Nov. 4, 1692 to Oct. 26, 1693;
7109.
From Nov. 7, 1693 to Nov. 6, 1694^
7110.
From Nov. 12, 1694 to Oft. 8, 1695.
7111.
From 21 Nov. 1695 to 1 Sept. 1696.
71 12.
From 20 Oct. 1696 to 23 Nov- 1697.
7 XI 3-
From 3 Dec. 1697 to 5 July 1598*
7114.
From 24 Aug. 1698 to 240a. 1699.
7"5-
From 16 Nov. 1699 to 21 Nov. 1700.
7116.
From 6 Feb. 1700 to 6 Nov. 1701.
7117.
From 30 Dec. 1701 to 25 May 1702.
7118.
Anns.
From 20 Nov. 1702 to 4 Nov. 1703.
7 ir 9 .
From 9 Nov. 170310 19 Oft. 1704.
71 20.
From 240a. 1704 to 14 March 1704.
7121.
From 14 June 1705 to 21 Nov. 1706.
7122.
From 3 Deer. 1706 to 30 Apr. 1707.
r
7123.
From 23 Oa. 1707 to 13 Apr. 1708.
7124.
From 8 Jul. 1708 to 6 Oa. 1709.
7 I2 5-
From 15 Nov. 1709 to 1 Aug. 17 10.
7126.
From 25 Nov. 1710 to 27 Nov. 171 1.
7127.
From 7 Dec. 1711 to 26 March 1713.
7128.
From 9 Apr. 171310 16 July 1713,
7129.
From 12 Nov. 171$ to 21 0$. 1714.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 7136—7153*
7130.
Geo. I.
fVoih 7 March 1714 to x4 Dee. 1715.
7»3*-
trom 9 Jan. 171$ to 24 Jan. 1716.
7132.
From 26 Feb. 1716 to 9 O&. 1717.
7133-
From 21 Nov. 1717 to 16 Sep. 1718.
7*34.
From k 1 Nov. 1718 to i da. 17 19.
7*35-
From 23 Nov. X719 to 25 Nov. 1720;
7136.
From 8 Dec. 1720 to 10 Aug. 1721.
7I37-
From t0 Oa. 1721 to 7 March 1721.
7I3S.
From xo May 1722 to 10 Dec. 1723.
7'39-
From 9 Jan. 172310 24 Sept 1724.
7140.
From 12 Nor. 1724 to 16 Dec. 1725.
714^
From 20 Jan. 1725 to 8 Dec. 1726*.
7142.
From 17 Jan. 172610 17 July 1727*
7 r 43-
Geo. II.
From 28 Nov. 1727 to 5 Dec. 1728*
7144.
From 21 Jan. 1728 to 20 Nov. 1729.
7 J 45-
From 13 Jan. 1729 to 17 Dec. 1730.
7146.
From 21 Jan. 1730 to 9 Nov. 1731.
7H7-
From 13 Jan. 1731 to 5 Dec. 1732*
7*48.
From 16 Jan. 173216 15 Nov. 1733.
7149.
Front 17 Jan. 1733 to 16 Apr. 1734.
7 x 5o-
From 13 June 1734 to 11 Nov. 1735.
From 15 Jan. 1735 to 21 Jan. 1736.
7152.
From 1 Feb. 1736 to 8 Dec. 1737.
7 I 53-
From 24 Jan. 1737 to 18 Jan. 1738*
69
Front
Digitized by
5*8
Catalogue Librorum MSS.
From i Feb.. t8 0£t 1.739. -
From 1 5 Nov. 173$ to 30 $ep. 1740.
7156.
A Catalogue of the A&s of Parliament ^pafled, from the
12 Year of Hen. vii. to the 3d & 4th of William &
Mary.
• : -7I57- ' -
A Calendar of the Journals of the Houfe of Lords, from
the beginning of K. H^iry Vni. to the latter end of
Augpftt642.
7*5*r." ,.
A Calendar of the Journals of the Hoilfe of Lbftls, from
the Reftoration in 1660 to the 10 March 1721.
MifceHanea.
" A Treatife containing fame Chapters totjcbpfg the Law
of Nature, by the late Lord Chief Juftice Hale, &
copied from his own Writing. — Lent to Sir Robert
Southwell ? by his Grandfon Matthew Hale of Lincoln's
Inn, fcfq.' 1693. — And copied from the fame, Aug.
19, 1696."
There, is added a Treatife in Latin, entitled,
" Opufcufum de Natura Legis Nature, et de ejus
cenfura in fucceflione regnorum fupremorum." 267.
The pock contains 382 written Leaves, . I
7160,
A Treatife jlititfed; "The HHh>Ty & Analyfis of the Com-
mon Law o£ England, copied from the Original of the
Lord Chief Juftice Hale in his own Hand. — Lent to
Sir Robert v Scrufhwett, by his Grandfon Matthew
Hale of Lincoln's Inn, Oft. 1690." 360.
71.61.
A Bock very Jimilar in form & writing to the two pre-
ceding, and containing lbme important Difcuffions of
Law Queftions.
1. Of Prohibitions, and other Matters relating to the
Spiritual Comts, & the Jurifdi&ion of the Courts of
Law. 1.
2. A Brcviatebf the chief Proofs feleQed, touching
the Modus Decimandi. . m.b.
3. De magno Cancellario Anglke, et Cancellarifl, ac
conditioifibus ejus, et authoritate eorundem. 135.
4. Star-chamber Court. 152.
In all 3 1 1 Leaves.
7162-
Speeches made in J^oth Houfes of Parliament in the
Years 16 59 & 1640, With other State Papers, viz*
1. Lord Keeper Finch's Speech, Jan. 27, 1639. 1.
2. -— — —Feb. 13, 1639. 23.
3. A RtTolution of the Commons, Apr. 24, 1640.
39-
4. A Report of SirTho. Rowe, Dec. 1640. 47.
5. A Petition to the King at York, by the Nobility &
Gentry of York, Sept. 12, 1640. 85.
6. TheJKing's Anfwer to the Lords Petition for a Par-
liament, 8ept< 1640. 97.
7. A Petition to the King, on Grievances from the
City of London, Sept. 1640. 10 1.
8. The •King's Speech to the' Peers at York, Sept.
24, 1640. 105.
9. The King's Speech at the Diflblution of Parlia-
ment Ma? 5, 1640. ' 109.
Num; 7162— 7170^
io» TheKing f 6 Speech in Pariiatnent, Nov. 3, 164c-
121.
1 1 . — a to the Upper Houfe, * Nov. 5,
1640. 135.
12. delivered by the Speaker, 9
Nov. 1640. " I4 1 -
13. ■ to both Houfes of Parliament,
Jan. 23, 1640. 153.
14. Feb. 10, 1640. 169.
15. Of the Earl of Briftol, Nov. 1640. 176*
16. > « — on the Scotch Remonftrance f
189.
17. Heads of Sir John Wrayes Speech* April 20,
1640. 205.
18. . — Nov. 13,1640. 219.
1 9. Sir Ben. Redyard (Rudyard) on the Queen's Join-
ture. "235.
204 ■ ■ 21 Jan. 1640. 247.
21. — Nov. 1640. 259.
22. Lord Falkland's, 1640. 299.
23. Jan. 14, after reading the Ar-
ticles againft Lord Finch. 333*
24. Sir Ed. Dearing, Nov. 13,1 640. 361.
25. ? 2d. D° 383.
26. ■ — 3d. 401.
27. — 4th. 417.
28. Lord Digby'sSp. Jan. 21, 1640. 429.
29. — Nov. 1640. 463.
3c. — ; 2d Ap. 469.
31. Mr. Grimftone of Line. Inn. 499.
32. 2d Sp. Dec. 1640. 513.
33. — 3dSp. 521.
34. Sp. 9 Nov. 531.
35. Mr. Bagfhaw's Sp. 14 Nov. 575.
36. Lord Finch's Sp. 21 Dec. 599.
37. Mr. Rigby's Sp. in Anfwer to the Lord Keeper's
laft Letter. • 651.
38. Sir John Holland's Sp. Nov. 665.
39. Mr. Peard's Sp. againft the Oath to the Speaker
ex Officio. ' 683.
40. Mr. Waller's Speech, A^r. 695.
41. Mr. Pym's fhort Speech, after reading the Arti-
cles againft Sir Tho. RatclifFe.* 723.
42. .Apr. 1640. 731.
43. Mr. Fr. Roufe, Apr. 22/ 741.
44. Sir Fr. Seymor, Apr. 7 57.
In ail 767 pages.
7163,
Liber Placitorum tempore'Regis Johannis,I£dv.i. Edv. ir.
Edv. 1 ik Rich. 11. Hen. iv. & Edv. v. 168 leaves;
carefully written.
7164.
" Speculum Scotiac : or a fliort View of the antient &
modern Government of Scotland, together with a brief
Account, of that of England, by way of Parallel."
With a Preface, but no Author's Name. 555 Leaves.
At the beginning a Memorandum by L*Harley, " The
writing. only of this coft 4 1. 19s. id. the Paper 12V
7165 7169.
Jus Parlidmentarium : or the ancient Jurifdifbon of the
moft high Court of Parliament over the inferior Courts
in Weftminfter-Hall, reviv'd & afferted by William
Petit of the Inner Temple, in 5 large Volumes : care-
fully tranferibed.
7170.
A thick Folio, containing,
1. The Names of the Representatives in Parliament,
Anno 1677.
• 2. The
Digitized by
Bibliothecae HadeiaflSfc
Num^i 70-^71 7?.
2. The Proceedings of the Parliahient about the King's
Declaration of Indulgence againft Popery, & about Griev-
ances, Feb. 6, 1672.
3. Articles againft the E. of Clarendon, Nov* 1067.
4. The E. of Clarendon's Petition.
5. Proceeding of the Committee appointed to inquire
into' the Mifcarriage of the late War. Feb. 1 3, 1667.
6. Copy of the D. of Albemarle's Narrative, brought
into the Houfe of Commons^by Sir Robert Brooks. Oft.
31, 1667. ,
* 7. Copy of Prince Rupert's Narrative, brought into
the Houfe of Commons by the Ld. ^ncram. Oct. 31,
1667.
3. Report of the Commiflioners of Accounts to the
Parliament, touching the Eaft India Prizes. Apr. ic,
1668.
9. A Journal of the Proceedings of the Houfe of Com-
mons, beginning the 19 Day of Oft. 1669, ending 3d
Nov. 1680, but fome mifplaced. Chiefly dire&ed on
the Outfide of each Sheet, to Mr. Sam* Pepys : or to Mr.
Hewer at Darby Houfe.
7 I 7 I -
" The Proceedings of the Houfe of Commons againft Sir
John Fenwick, Bart, upon a Bill of Attainder for
High Treafon, together with their Debates thereupon,
& Copies of his Informations by C. N." 547 P a g e . s «
Befides Copies of the Papers delivered into the Houle,
importing Sir John F's Informations.
7172.
" Duplicates bf the Formes eftablilhed in Print by the
New Commiflioners of his Ma 1 " Navy, commencing
Lady Day 1686, to be obierved by the refpedive
Officers of his Yards, and at the Navy Office, for the
more methodical Keeping, examining, & palling all Ac-
counts relating to the Reaeipts, lffues, & Expence,
of his Ma'*' Stores and Treafure." i 83 pp. ; digefted
into Tables. With an Index of Particulars prefixed.
7*73-
A Collection of all the Proteftations entred in the Jour-
nals of the Houfe of Lords, beginning Sep. 9, 1641,
ending 9 May, 1735.
7174.
A thin Folio, containing,
1. Proceedings in the Houfe of Lords, Apr. 9, 1628.
2. Statute concerning the Stannery of Cornwall, an.
co Edv. in. _ . v d
3. Indempnity of the Lords & Commons m the Par-
liament Roll of the 9th Hen. iv.
4. The Bilhop'sProteflation in the Parliament Roll in
the 2d Rich. 11. in the D. of Ireland's Cafe.
5. The King's Oath at his Coronation, ex libro regali,
in the Treafury Church at Weftminfter.
7*75-
An alphabetical Index of Matters, contained in the Jour,
nals of the Houfe of Lords.
7176,7177.
Lives of the illuftrious Men that have been educated m
the mod ancient & famous Univerfity of Cambridge,
from the Foundation thereof unto the Year 17 15, col-
lefted from Bale, Pits, Fuller, Lloyd, Wood, Cala-
my, Walker, &c. by Morris Drake Morris, of Mount
Morris, in the County of Kent, Efq. late Fellow Com*
moner of Trinity College in Cambridge. 2 very large
Vols, folio.
Vol. I. 354 pages, containing the Bifliops and
Archbifhops educated at Cambridge} with a complete
10
Num.7177 — 7183*
Index of Names ; and a Very large number of engraved
Portraits. ,
Vol. II". Containing learned Men in general, & en-
titled, Athena Cahtabrigknfes. A very large Volume,
but only 319 pages filled; with a very few Portraits, &
an Index of Names, of thofe intended to be mentioned,
as well as of thofe actually completed.
7178.
The Genealogy & Pedigree of the moft ancient & nobld
Family of Villiers, of whom wasAymer de Villiers,b/
Birth a, Frenchman, Sewer to Philip 1. King of France,
which Aymer was flain in Normandy about the 6th
Year of William the Conqueror, an. 1076.
7179.
Avery curious View of the Royal Forefts, &c. m France;
with thisTitle, "Tables contenant les Departemens des
Grandes Mailtrifles des Eaiies et Forefts, les Noms des
Commiflaires qui on faict la reformation de chacune
Maiftrifle particuliere ; les Noms des Maiftriffes ; le$
Noms des Forefts; le Nombre d'Arpens; la Situation*
qualkie de terrein, et lieux du debit; la qualite, nature,
effence, et age du bois ; les Coupes regies par lei
Eftats arreftez au Confeil ; les Otficiers de chacUne
Mailtrife ; les gages des Officiers employez dans les
Eftats du Roy, les chauffrages encordes de bois ; l'e*
valuation en Argent des chauffages fuivant les Eftats
arreftez au Confeil ; les Noms des Ufagers compris
dans les Eftats arreftez au Confeil ; les Droits des Paf-
turage, Pannage ; et les chauffages en arpens de boss ■
et en fagots en elpece." 94 leaves, very large Paper,,
in Columns ; extending throughout Fiance, & in-
tended to have had Maps. Apparently written in 1674.
7180.
A very large Volume of Parchmerit, with the Cavendifh
Arms on the outfide; prepared as itfeems to receive
the Surveys of the Manors of that Family, but con-
taining only, .
1. " The Manor of Church Langley, in the County
of Derby, being parcell of the Poffeflion of the Right
Hon. Charles Lord Vifcount Mansfield." A mere Table,
drawn out on large Paper. f _ .
2. Anexaft, coloured Survey, on two (kins of Parch-
ment, ofFriton & Slyhgfby, being parcell of thePof-
feflions of Charles Ld. Vic. Mansfield, above mentioned,
and of Henry Lord Cavendifh.
7IoT.
« Iconics Figure quae in vetuftiflimo codice Virgiliaho
BibliothecaeVaticanae annum fupra millefimum icripto
et depifto vifuntur. Annexa funt loca ex Virgiho
Figuris congruentia, ftudio et cura Matthaei Prior Ar-
mig." Fiffurje aere incifae, loca Virgilii manu eleganu
fcripta. Nomen Matthaei Prior non exftat ill Codice.
v 56.-
7182.
Codex membranaceus, eximias pulchritudlnis, et forma
amplioris in folio. Continet Ptolemaei Geographiam
Latins redditam a Jacobo Angelo, et Alexandra V
Pontifici Max. dicatam. Scriptus ergo eft Codex,
A.D. 1409, quo anno unico Alex, die Papatutn te-
nuit. Ornatur Mappis Geographicis pittis, & U-
teris initialibus coloratis.
7183.
Liber membranaceus, continens Leftiones
et Epiftolis, cum Conciombus m eafdem S'VAmbrafd,
Gregorii, &c. Codex pulcher, grandis; Saeculi^ut
creditur^ undecimi.
Digitized by
Catalogus Librorum MSS-
Num. 7184— 7187..
7184-
The remains of a very fine Copy of Gowers Confeflio
Amantis, written on Vellum and illuminated. The
fize a large and magnificent Folio. The firft page a
little defaced, the reft very clean. There are no paint-
ings, except for the ornamenting of initial Letters, It
appears, however, to have been mutilated, at fome
period, for the fake even of thefe Illuminations.
Thus, at the end of Book I. about 1 24 Lines are
wanting, and 46 from the beginning of Book II. which
had been written on the illuminated Leaf. There is a
fimilar Chafm at the end of Book IV. where part, of
the deficient Leaf remains. Again at the beginning
of B. VI. which is alfo deficient at the end, with the
beginning of B. VII. Of the 7th Book a very large Part
is wanting, (namely from fol. 1 77 of Caxton's Edition)
and the whole of B. VIII.
Thusmiferably mutilated, the MS. is ftill well worthy of
Collation, from its antiquity, & from the Care with which
it was originally written. It is apparently of the 14th
Century. xiv.
7 '85.
Copies of Letters from Cardinal Wolfey to the E. of Bath
&Mr. Hannibal at Rome; Mr. Richard Sampfon &
Sir Richard Jerningham the King's Embaffadors to the
Emperor, &c. Carefully transcribed, but without
References to the Originals. A leaf or more wanting
at the end.
7186,
A Steward's Book of Accounts belongmg to the Earl o^
Pembroke, from 1576 to 160 1, with an alphabetical
Table of Reference.
7187.
This Book and the Three following, confift of Miscel-
laneous Papers. The prefent contains.
1 . u Vox Spiritus, or Sir Walter Rawleigh's Ghoft, a
Conference betweene Sign r Gondamor her Ma*" Ambaf-
fador of Spaine, the Frier Confeffor, & Father Bauldwine
the Jefuite, at Elye Houfe in Holborne, Nov. 20, 162 1."
A Traft neatly written, 60 pages.
2. A fmall Tra£t, very carefully drawn out into feven
Tables, containing the various Matters of Deliberation
for a Statefman. With this Title, " The Senator's Re-
membrancer." It is not older than the early Part of the
1 8th Century.
3. " The Cafe of Trinity College in Cambridge, with
relation to aVifitor."
4. Another Cafe, on the fame Subject They refer
to the Difputes with Dr. Bentley.
5. Draft of a Petition to the Queen, with other Papers
relating to the fame Bufinefs, including Copies of Let-
ters from Dr. Bentley, Dr. Colbatch & others. Among
them is inferted, the Poll for the Vice Chancellor of Cam-
bridge, November 4, 1733, when Dr. Long of Pem-
broke, & Dr. Towers of Chrift's were Candidates.
6. Copies of Letters from Dr. J.Tunftall, &c. concern-
ing theExpulfion of Duckett from Caius College Cam-
bridge, for Atheifm.
7. Draft of the A61 for fecuring her Majefty's Purchafe
of Cotton Houfe Weftminfter, in the 5th Year of Queen
Anne, — of the Aft for fettling & preferving the Cotton
Library, 12 & 13 of Will. III. & other Ads.
8. ^ Pipers & Notes relating to Parliamentary Proceed-
ings in 1685, &c.
9. State of the National Debt in 1738.
10. Minutes of the Proceedings relating to the Murder
of Capt. John Porteus in Edinburgh, 1736, with the
Examinations on the Subje&s & fome Letters.
11. Cafe of Oneby, indi&ed at the Old Bailey, for
the Murder of W* Cower, Efq. the Jury having found
Num. 7187 — 7189.
a fpecial Verdift. Alfo fome Petitions ; a Paper concern-
ing the Religion of Lord Conway, who was Secretary of
State to James I. & Charles I. ; a Lift of Admirals and
General Officers ; particulars of the Weight of two large
Oxen, in Mr. Wanley's hand ; & a few other Mifcella-
nies.
7188.
Continuation of the fame Colle&ion.
1. Fragments of Parliamentary Journals, 1717, Sec.
2. Petitions to the King & Parliament.
3. Reports concerning the State of the Records, in
171^., made to a Committee of the Lords.
4. A Book of Parliamentary Notes, 1586. Extra&s
from Statutes on foreftalling Herrings, &c. in Yarmouth.
Alfo an old Traft, by Nicholas Kempe, 1 576, the Title
obliterated, but fomething relating to a Poly ; & on the
Subjeft of Religion ; dedicated to fome Lord who is not
named.
5. A Lift of Patents granted by K.James I. to the
Year 1619;
6. Notes of Proceedings in the Scottifli Parliaments,
A.D. 1578, &c. with fome Account of the Conduft of
Mary Queen of Scots, &c.
7. A Tradk entitled, " An Anfwer to certain trifling
Reafons alledged to perfuade her Ma* & the Englifh Na-
tion to conclude a Peace with the Spaniards." 8 leaves,
followed by another, entitled, " A Refolution of fome
Doubts now caft to move limple Peple to embrace Con-
ditions of Peace offered by the Spaniards to the Englifh
Nation." 6 Leaves more.
8. Papers & Memorandums chiefly relating to Col.
Colepepper.
9. Miscellaneous Papers, chiefly hiftorical, of which
the moft important are, " Queen Elizabeth's Prayer at
the going out of her Navy (upon the Expedition called
thelfland Voyage) A° 1597/* Reprimand of Sir John
Eyles, by the Speaker, 1732* An original Letter from
Hugh Peters to Henry Scobel, Efq. 1658. " Excerpta
ex chartis Joh. Trevilian de Nettlecomb, Baronetti.''
Notes upon the fecond Part of Burnett's Hiftory of the
Reformation, and Collettions from Bp. Burnet relating
to a Handing Army.
7189..
1. Letters to and from King James I. concerning the
Union of the two Crowns, &c. from Jan. 12, 1604 to
July 13, 1612.
2. A Trad thus endorfed, " About the Min r ' y 1 were
troubled in K.James 6th's time, for the Aflembly at
Aberdeen in 1606. SeeCalderwood, p. 507. Spotfwood,
495, &c. Thefe Papers prove the falfehood of Spotf-
wood's Hiftory, and the bafenefle of the Court as to the
Affah% "
3. An Information of the Attorney General ag'Tho*
Adams & others, concerning Trefpafles in the King's
Forefts, 1629, with the Anfwer of the Defendants,
&c.
4. A Note of the Manors, Lands, Tenements, &c. of
Edward Stafford, late Duke of Buckingham, at the
time of his Attainder, 13 Hen. VIII.
5. An Account in French, of the Entertainment of
the Lord High Admiral of England, by the King of
Spain, Philip IV. (1621, &c.)
6. A Lift of remarkable Pamphlets, &c. publiflied in
the Reigns of Charles I. James II. & Will. III.
7. A Lift of feveral Treatifes publiihed during the
Reign of James 2d by Roman Catholics. In the years
1686, 1687&16S8. Amounting to 18 Volumes, \s h
many Trafts or Sermons in each.
8. A Tra& on Juftification by Jefus Chrift alone,
chiefly compofed of Texts of Scripture, with Refers
ences.
Copies of Letters to a Preacher from Perfons pro*
feffing
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleiansfc
Nita. 7189, 719&.
fefKng to hare been brought to Repentance & & fenfe
of Religion by him : about 1692.
10* Extract from the Regifter-book of the Garter, in
relation ro the Difpenfation for Inftalment.
11. An Award of the Mafler of the Rolls, concern-
ing the Eftates of the Hofoital of St. John the Bapuft,
Bath, dated, Feb. 13, 1716.
1 2. Notes on the Subje& of the Reformation in France
& England.
13. Accounts of an Houfekeeper, apparently to ibme
Hofpital, in 1702, &c.
14. Return of the Sheriff of Middlefex, to an Order
of the Houfe of Lords* Feb. 29, 1739 ; on the Subjedt
of Proteftions granted by Peers.
x 5. Cafe of the Fellows of Manchefter College, with
the Statutes referred to in it, 1727.
16. Table of the Peers of Great Britain, with the
time of their Creations, &c.
17. Account of the Conway Family.
18. Observations on the Hiftory of the Edi&s of Paci-
fication. 20 pages 4 0 fize.
19. " An Account of the Siege of Hopton Caftle,
wrote by CoL More, who commanded there, co-
pied from his Papers, communicated to me by Mr.
Robert More of Linley, Son to the faid Col. More/'
9 pp. 4 0 fize.
20. " Reladon Individual de la Expedicion de los Ef-
panoles contra los Moros, en el ario 1720." Written in
Spanifli ; 14 pages 4 0 .
■31. ATra&with this Tide, " Certen ObfervaCon* of
certen Perfons & their Accons within this Cittie and
Countie Hereford, fince this greevous Warre, noted fince
Julii, 1642/' 4 0 fize. 18 pages.
719O.
.* 1. Drafts of Letters, Papers, & Memorandums re- 1
lating to the Society for propagating Chriftian Know-
ledge* by Humfrey Wanley, 1705, &c.
2. Copies of Royal & other Letters^ fome Original,
particularly fome from the Archbp. of York, m 1645.
See p. 30, &c. Two from Mr. Tho. Blount about In-
scriptions. 84 leaves. 18.
3. A Paper in French beginning thus*, " Pour re-
pondre juftement aux 6 Propofitions fur lefquelles My-
lord le Secretarie d'Eftat (i.e. Mr. Henry Coventrye,
temp. Car. II.) defire eftre efclairey, je vous dirai, Mon-
fieur, en premier li$u." It feems to have been tranf-
cribed by Mr, Wanley.
4. The Story of Melefichton in Telemachus, faid on
the back, to be in the hand of the Archbp. of Cambray.
On 7 Leaves, 4 0 fize.
5. Articles of Impeachment againft Thomas Earl of
Danby, Lord High Treafurer of England.
6. A paper on ihe Petition of the Blackfmiths in
Gloucefterftiire, againft the Colle&ors of Hearth-money,
1667.
7. " Obfervations made by the Commiflioners of Ac-
counts, and by them given to the King & bothHoufes
of Parliament, upon the Account of Sir George Carteret,
Treafurer of the Navy."
8. AfmallBookot miscellaneous Notes, Englifli &
Latin.
9. Votes of the Lords, for & againft Lord Stafford,
1680. ...
10. Miscellaneous Papers, chiefly relating to Law.
11. Decree of the Univerfity of Piris againft Sanc-
terrello the Jcfuit, 1626, &c.
12. <fc Vraye relation de ce qui fe pafla entre le Roy
de Suede Guftavus Adolphus, et Sr. Henry Vane, l'Am-
bafladeur d'Angleterre, le 16 May 1632, k Munich, k
Toccafion de fon interceffion en faveur de Lieutenant
Colonel Douglas." Subscribed, 44 This Memorial was
tranfcribed from a Manufcript Copy of Sir Hen. Vane's
Letters now in the hands of the Lord Hutton, 1736.
Cat, Harl. Vol. HI.
Num. 7190— 7193.
tj. L&toS againft blafpheming the Name of Chilft*
with other Papers.
14* " Corruptions confeffed by the Lord Chancellor
Bacon in the Parliament, by taking of Bribes, in thefc
Caufes following."
15. Speech in Parliament on Supply for War : with
fome other Papers.
16. " The Memorial delivered to his Ma tU by the En-
voy of Sweden."
17. Speech of the Lord Keeper, on diffolving the Par*
liament.
1.8. A Trad, entitled, "Concerning the Rabbinical
Tradition of the Precepts delivered to the Sons of Noah."
8 pages.
19. Papers relating to Queen Anne's Bounty.
20. Petition of Mr. James Anderfon, Writer to the
! Signet, in Edinburgh, 1724.
21. Sir Vincent Corbet's laft Speech upon his death-
bed*
22. A Paper written & figned by Eliz. Grant, before
! Execution,
23. Heads of a Letter to the Pope, from the Roman
Catholics, defiring Liberty on fo\ir particular Points.
24. A fhort Account of Peter Bod veil, Bookfeller.
25. Certificate for Dr. John Conant, D.D.
26. AnAicountof an Attack made upon the D. of
Qrmond.
27. of Wenceflaus Hollar.
28. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, Lon-
; don, in 1717 to 173a.
29. Some Remarks on Friendship, & a fatirical Epi-
f taph " on the Queen." Apparently Queen Apne.
30. " Rituum et Caeremoniarum ordo m Confecra-
tionc Reverendi£Gmi D nl Matthaei Parker, Archiep. Can-
( tuarienfis in capella intra maneriumfuum dt Lambehyth,
j die Dominico, videlicet dec. Sep. die Menfis, Dec. A.D.
I559-"
31. Fragment of Notes refpe&ing ,Merton College,
. Oxford, & fome Hofpitak. >
32. of Abftra&s of Correfpondence with
the Society for propagating Chriftian Knowledge, evi-
dently a F^rt of fome that are in 7055. * & 7 1 87, fol*
; lowed by Lifts of (porrefpondents.
33. A few fmall & very miscellaneous Papers, of no
apparent Value.
A Catalogue of Manufcripts belonging to the Right
Honble. the Lord Somers ; divided into claffes.
A large book of French royal Genealogies, on paper,
with Arms coloured. The old title is " Alliances de
France Royalles 1 590." One more recent, written in
England, ".French King's Pedegree & Dukes of Bur-
gundie," &c.
; 7193-
1 A large Folio containing mifcellanies,
j. Arms of many Spanifh families, neatly drawn
' with a Pen.
i 2. The laft Will &;Teftament of Mrs. Eliz. Hattop,
one of the daughters of Thomas Earl of Exeter. Five
fheets. .
3. Several Law Papers, in fome Confufion.
4. Papers on Heraldfcal Sutyefts.
5. . " Elogium Sepulehrale Patriot® penjuam merao-
I rahilis, Johannes Langham de Cottifbrooke in agro Nor-
j thantonienfi, mil" et B^runetti, " qui ob. Junii 1 0 1 6 7 1 .
1 6. PoemiLatmum, cum hoc titulo.
1 a In deceffum eruditiffimi, fortiffimi, confultiflimi-
j qne Denzelh' Hqllefii, Filii Fratifque comitum duorunrde
! Claro> Domini riollefii Baronis de Ifeild. Ad ferenif-
l fimam regiaih IVIaieftatem fanttioribus a confilfis, et ab
f 6 R ipfo
Digitized by
Catalogue Libr6f urn MS&
Num. 7193.-^7200*
ipfo Britanniarum Rege Carolo fecundo ad Chriftianif;
fimum Gall, et Nav. Reeem Ludovicum xiv. fupremi
iepatf,Propempticon, et Excellentiac fuae f ratribtfs frater-
rirais Johanni Caniiti de Clare et Olivaro Comiti de
Tyrconnel infcriptum, Londini 1 663/' Subfcripfit auftor
aomen fuum in fine ; fciKce* " Paynaeu* Pifcator."
ff. 10.
f. Pbema aliad fic infcriptum !
u Anniverfarium Britanniarum Regis Auguftiffimi
jficobi Secundi, Aprilis 23, 1687. Publice Recitandum
per FF. ex equeftri flirpe generos. Quod carmen author
exaravit et primum nobilifs. Ordinis Garterij Commi-
litonibus, et deinceps perpaucis aliquot politioris Litera-
ture Candidatis infcripfit, &c. &<:/' Authoris noinen,
manu D* Baker fubfcripttrm eft, * P. Fifher-"
7194.
Accounts of the Land Forces in 1 689 & t6$d. A farge
folio.
7*95-
Cl.Ptolemaei Geographia Latine reddlta per Jacobtim
Anpelum. Codex membranaceus> grandis, faeculi
decimi quinti, colbrum fplendore multo inferior codici
ejufdem generis fupri meniorato, ad num 7 1 8a, elegan-
ter tafnen fcriptus. Defunt pauca in hoc codice, fci-
licet, foGum in libro 3, continens Epirum et Achaias
partem, fol. ultimum libri 6, defcriptio Tabulae Afiac
tertiac, et pars Tabulae 1 1 Afiak XV*
7196.
Codex precum et hymanorum membranaceus, forma K-
terarum maxima, cum notis muficis quadratis. Defunt
folia i, 80*178, 179, 180, et ad finem xronnulla
XVI.
Pracces in diem Expiationis Judasorum Germanorum.
Codex membranaceus, in folio formas maxhnae.
7198.
Codex memfcrranaceus, faeculi incerti, fed forfan decimi
quinti, literis Hebnris fcriptus fine pun&is.
Liber di&us eft Arbaba Tarim y \t\ quatuor ordines,
et exhibet Judaeorum ritus, mores, et caeremonias viven-
tium in difperfione. Compofitus eft a Rabbino Jacob,
filio Aflfer, circa 5100 five A. D. 1340. In partes fe-
quentes divifus eft.
1. Horah Nairn five CaHis vitae, habet ntus, &c. per
totum annum.
2. Torek Deha fapientiam docet, et agit de ritubus
tamporum quorundam peculiarium.
3. Eben Abezer, five lapis AuxilH, agit de matrimo-.
nio et foemmis.
4. Ho/en Mifpaty ue. Lorica Juftitiae, de legibus civi-
libus et pcenalibus.
7199.
A book written on very large paper with this title,
«« Continuation of Muddoo Soodon Rauzaeo Bramin's
account of the Hindoo's Book called Serebangabut
Porans, tranflated by John Marfliall, and brought
from Leber D. le 29 May X677," 56 pages marked,
but with fome irregularities.
72OO.
A large but thin folio, bearing this title, « A Rent Roll
°l th % Right Honourable tbe Earl of Kildare's rents
that ftood out in arreare on his Lordps. Tennants
when the laft Rent Rolls & Accompts of the faid
Earle s Eftate was made and given upp. With an
accompt of fo much thereof as hath been received by
Robert Porter, to the firft of May 1684, inclufive."
7
Num. 7200.— -7245.
With an account of difbuHements & a balance at the
end.
A Lift the Journals of the Houfe of Com-
mons.
7201.
Obfervations, Rules & Orders collected out of divers'
Journals of the Houfe of Commons in the Reims of
K. Edw. vi. Q. Mary, Q. Eliz. & K. James t. with a
Declaration of the H. of C. concerning their Privilege
drawn up by a feleft Committee. 6
7202.
Journals from 1 Edw. vi. to 5 Mary.
7203.
lournal ofParliament from 27 Oft. 1 60 1, to 43 Eli*.
7204—7205.
1 James I. from 19 March 1604, to 7 July. 2 VoL
7206.
Commons Journal quarto et quinto Jac. 1.
7207 — 7208.
Annis 1620, et 1621. a Vol.
7209.
Annis quarto et quinto.
7210 7213.
Car. 1. Anno 1646. 4 Vol.
7214
Propofitions made by the Parliament to the King, &c.
1646. 6 *
7215— 7218.
Anno 1647. Vol. 1, 2, 5, 6. Defunt Vol. 3 &4>
7219 — 7222.
Anno 1648. 4 Vol.
7223 — 7225.
Anno 1649. 3 Vol.
7226 7227.
Anno 1650. 2 Vol.
7228 — 7229.
Anno 1651. 2 Vol.
7230 7232.
Annis 1652 & 1653. 3 Vol.
7233-
Anno 1653. Vol. 1. deed Vol. 2.
7234-
Anno 1654.
7235— 7 2 3 6 -
Annis 1656 & 1657. 2 VoL
7237 — 723 8 -
Annis 1657, 165S, et 1659. * Vol.
7239^.7242^
Anno 1659. 4 Vol.
7243—7245-
Anno 1660. 3 Vol.
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae.
5 2 3
Kuiri. 7146. — 7486.
7246 — 7249.
Anno 1 661. 4 Vol.
7250—7251.
Anno 1662. 2 Vol.
7252—7254.
Anno 1C63. 3 Vol.
7255.
Anno 1664.
7256.
Anno 1665.
7257-
Anno 1666.
7258—7259.
Anno 1667. 2 Vol.
7260 — 7261.
Anno 1669. 2 Vol.
7262 — 7263.
Anriis 1660, ufque ad 1678. a Vol.
7264.
From 14 Feb* to 26 March 1670.
7265 — 7266*
from 26 March 1670, to 4 Feb. 1672, in 2 parts.
7267.
From 4 Feb. 1672, to 24 0&. 1673.
) 726$.
From 24 Oft. 1673, to Apr. 1674.
7169.
From 1$ Apn 1675, to 13 Oft. 1675.
727O.
From 13 Oft. 1675, to 15 Feb. 1676.
• 727I-
From 15 Feb. 1676, to 28 Jan. 1677.
7272.
Fh>m28 Jan. 1677, to 6 May 1678*
7273-
From 6 May 1678, to 10 O&. 1678.
7274.
From 21 O&. 1678, to Feb. 1678.
7275 — 7276.
Annis 167 9, & 1680. 2 Vol.
7277-
Annis 1680, 8c 168 1, a thin Folio.
Gul. 8c Mar.
7278—7284.
Annis 1688 8c 1689. 7 Vol.
7285.
From 20 March 1689, to a Oft. 1690.
7286.
From 2 OSt. 1690, to 22 OSt. 1691.
Num. 7287.-^7309.
7287.
From 22 Oft. 1691, to 2 Jan. 1692.
7288.
From 2 Jan. 1691, to 4 Nov. 1699.
7289.
From 4 Nov; 1692, to 2 Jan. 1692.
7290.
Erom 2 Jan. 1692, to 7 Nov. 1693.
7291.
From 7 Nov. 1693, to 15 Feb. 1693.
7292.
From 15 Feb. 1693, to 11 Nov. 1694;
7*93-
From 12 Nov. 1694, to 29 Feb. 1694*
Gul. hi.
7294.
From 1 March 1694, to 31 Oft. 1695.
7295-
From 22 Nov. 1695, t0 *3 F eD « 1695*
7296.
From 1 Feb. 1696, to 3 Dec. 1697.
7297.
From 3 Dec. 1697, to 17 Feb. 1697.
7298.
From 17 Feb. 1697, to 2 May 1698.
7299.
From 2 May 1698, to 24 Aug. 1698.
73OO.
From 24 Aug. 1698, to 1 Feb. 1698.
7301.
From 1 Feb. 1698, to 10 March 1698.
7302.
From to March 1698, to 16 Nov. 1699.
73°3-
From 16 Nov. 1699, to 22 Dec. 1699.
73°4-
From 22 Dec. 1699, to 5 Feb. 1699.
7305-
From 5 Feb. 1699, to 16 Jan. 1700.
73° 6 -
From 6 Feb. 1700, to 25 March 1700.
73°7-
From 25 March 1700, to 9 May J/©i.
7308.
From 9 May 1701, to 30 Dec. 1701.
73°9
From 30 Dec. 1701, to 8 Mar. 1701.
Digitized by
Google
Gatalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 7310*
731a
A Folio, cofttaining Trafts of various kinds, chiefly rela-
ting to the Eaft-india & African Companies ; finglc
Sheets & half Sheets, with feveral written Memoran-
dums.
Such is the general account, written on the outer
leaf ; the particulars are thefe,
1 . The Cafe of the late African Company : A print-
ed folio fheet: with reafons againft confirming their
Chpru r, printed on a half fheet.
2. Written Copy of the Bill for eftablifhing an Eaft
India Company.
3. A printed folio flieet about numerical Prophecies,
by Samuel Ravtnjhaw, Bookfeller.
4. Reafons for (tamping all the broad coin of the
Kingdom; printed.
5. Cafe of Edw. Williams, Efq. in relation to Mr.
Weld's bill concerning Sir Paul Pindar, Baronet:
printed.
6. Propofals for fupplying the King with Money
without intgreft, 1694. MS.
7. Members of the Court of Afliftants of the Royal
African Comp. 1694. Printed.
8. A method propofecLto the Houfe of Commons, '
for colle&ing duties on. Births, Marriages, unmarried
Perfons, & Burials. Primed.
9. A fmall quarto trad of 20 pages, entitled " A k
Letter to a Friend concerning the Eaft India Trade,"
1696. Printed.
10. Another, entitled, " Certain Confiderations rela-
ting to the Royal African Company of England, in
which the origmal growth & national advantage of the
Guinea Trade are demonftrated : As alfo that the fame
Trade cannot be carried on, but by a Company & Joint '
Stock," 1680* 4 10 printed, 10 pp.
11. A printed traft entitled, u ATreatife concerning
the Eaft-India Trade : being a moft profitable trade to '
the Kingdom, & bed fecured by a Company and a joint .
Stock. Wrote at the inftance of Thomas Papillon, Efq. ,
and in his Houfe, & printed in the Year 1680. And
new reprinted for the: better farisfa&ion of hijnfelf and
others, 1696." 27 pp.
12. " Propofals for fettling the Eaft-India Trade"
1696, 4 to 22 pp. Printed.
13. " Adifcourfe of Trade, from England unto the
Eaft Indies: anfwering to diverfe obje&ions which are
ufuaily made agaijilfc the fame* By T. M." 1621. 4 10 ;
58 pp. Printed.
14. " The Reafons . which compelled the Statc6 of
Bohemia to rejeft the Archidyke Ferdinand, Sec. and in- '
forced them to eleft a new King. Together with the
Proportion which was made uppon the firft motion of
the chocie (choice) of th' Elector Pajatine to be King of -
Bohemia, by the State of that Kindome in their publique ;
Affembly on the 16th of Auguft, being the birth-day of !
the fame Eleftor Palatine. Tranflated out of the French :
Copies. AtiDort. Printed by George Waters", 4J0. 3 1 ■
pp. printed.
15. 4C A Votive Oration for the Aufpi&al Government
of the moft high & jnighty Prince & Lord L N Fredericke
the V. Palatine of the Rhine &c." 16 14. 4 to. Printed
24, pp. 16."
16. " A Proclamation made, & proclaimed in
Holland &c. By the Lords the generall States of the
united Netherland Provinces, prohibiting all Jefuites,
Priefts, Monkes, Friersj and other Spiritual! Perions
of the Romifh Religion to come into the United Nether-
land Provinces, or to ftay therein &c. As alfo that no
man fhall fend any Children otit of the faid united
Netherlands* to Schoole or to] b$ord, in. pny Townes,
Places. Univerfities, or Schoples, under the King of
Spaines Commaund, into thfc Enemies Countrey, nor
into any Jefuites Colleges. As iliU not to make zny
Num. 7310, 731 1.
Colle&ions or gatherings of money, gold, and filver,
minted & unminted, or of any other Goodes, Wares, or
Marchandizes, for or to the behoofe of any Churches,
Hofpitalls, Ecclefiafticall or other Colledges or Covents.
Printed at the Hage by Hildebrant Jacoblbn, Printer to
the States. 1622" 4to 9. pp.
17. Account of the fupply of Barbadoes with Negro
Servants, addrefled to the African Company, bv Edwyn
Stede28Feb. 1693. M.S.
18. Printed. Order of the Governor & Houfe 0/
Reprefentatives of New York 1691.
1 9. " To preferve the Eaft India Trade.' , fol. Sheet,
printed.
20. Arguments for an Eaft-India Company, large
fol. Sheet, Printed.
21. Some Accounts of the Eaft India Company;
Feb. 25, 1695. MS.
22. Propofals for the Million-bank, 169 1. Printed
Sheet with fome other printed papers.
23. Papers relating to the Eaft India Company, twelve
in number ; all printed except Nc*. to.
24. A printed difcourfe on the African Trade, and
a printed Copy of an Aft for an Af rican Company dated
June 26 1695. Votes of the Houfe of Commons 2
Martii 1693. With one written & one printed paper
relating to the African Company. *
25. Cafe of Thomas Skynner Mercht. againft the
Eaft Ind. Comp. printed ; with a printed flieet figned
T. Neale on prefervirig the Eaft-India trade. i6g5.^nd
a written Copy of a bill for granting a free Trade.
£6. Breviate againft the Company, MS. with a written
paper on Bribes : & three printed papers on the African
Company. * I ■ < ? . ■
27. Reafons for continuing the duty on foreign Iron
imported. A large Sheat "written.
28. Printed & written papfers on the African Com-
pany, with fome parliamentary notes on the fubjeft.
29. Report of the Cortimiftee of the H. of Commons
on the Eaft India Company 's Accounts, 8 Sheets,
written.
30. Printed papers & fmall trafts, fome duplicates on
the fame fubje&s. With a memorial of the diftreffed
Planters of St. Helena againft the Eaft India Company.
: 7 :3 * » • .
The Book of Commoa Prayer, Lond. 1625. with a
great many Notes & Obfervati6ns in the hand-writing
of Dr.* John Cofms Bifhop of Diirham. The follow-
ing note is written on one of the firft leaves by Mr.
Wanley. " This book is noted, for the moft part,
by the hand of Dr. John Cofins, fometime Bifhop of
Durham, and was bought of Dr. White Kennert, now
Bifhop of Peterburgh, who found it by chance, in a
private Houfe in Peterburgh aforefeid." The par-
ticulars contained in it ought to be fpecified. They
are as follows.
1. A printed Fragment, comparing the Ruffian,
Swedifh, and Latin months, thus marked & figned by
" William Griffith."
2. Six leaves, quarto fize, inferted, and marked
" Errors, Abufes, Diforders &c. in Opinion, Prattife,
in Do&rine, Discipline &c. in Perfons & matters Ec-
clefiaftical.'*
3. The Notes of Bifhop Cofins on the Liturgy,
fuperfcribed, " Let me live & dye an obedient Sonne of
the Church of England my holy Mother, and 1 fhall be
fure to find God my Father. 164.$." Many Notes,
however, are intermixed, in another hand ; the fame
which transcribed thofeof Bp. Andrewes.
4. Oppofite to the printed rule for finding Eafter for
ever, in the Kalendar, is a proper thus endorfed, " Mr.
Flamfted's Paper for finding Eater, given' to me by
himfelf 171 2." The paper is written in a fair hand, &
9 figned
Digitized by
Bibliothecae Harleianae;
Num. 7311 — 7319. *
figaid in a different one, apparently bv Flamfteed him-
felf. "J. Flamfteed 1671/;
5. Immediately preceding the feivice for Morning
Prayer is a paper inferted, containing a Prayer ufed by
the Jews, in the Syriac chara&er, with tranflations.
This is marked at the bottom by Mr. Wanley thus.
** This Paper is of the Hand writing of Dc&or Thomas
Hyde, late Keeper of the Bodleyan Library, canon of
Chrift Church, & Profeflbr of Hebrew and Arabic in
the Univerfity of Oxford."
6. After the notes on the Liturgy, a paper in Latin,
fuperfcribed " Cafus'% & fubfcribed, " per virum
Reverend* omni literarum eruditione politum D™ 1 Lany
1652."
7. " Notes found in B\ Andrewes's Service-booke :
written with his owne hand." 5 leaves. The third in
a different hand, as if inferted af terwards.
8. A printed folio flieet entitled, 44 The Scots Re-
j>refentation to her Majefty againft fetting up the Com-
mon Prayer book in Scotland." 1710.
7312.
A Folio containing fundry Englifli Poems : The Titles
of the firft three are, the Prologue ; the Hypocrite ;
&ndTunbridge Wells. 118 pages, wkh a table of Con-
tents.
7313-
A Folio, with the White ^Ethiopian, a Tragedy, on the
Story of Theagenes and Chariclea. Full of correc-
tiunfc and alterations, apparently by the author.
73J4-
A Folio containing the following Matters,
1. In MS. two declarations figned by Edward Court-
ney, " before me Roger Widdrington." 6th Deer. 1634:
and counterfigned again, " Ralph Whiftler," concerning
the author's opinions, on the fubjeft of allegiance, & the
difpenfing power of the Pope.
2. 44 A description of Hungreland" in MS. 7 pages.
3. An Account, in Print, of the Monies raifed in
England, Wales, &c Ireland, for the relief of the poor
diftreffed Proteftants in the Vallies of Piedmont. 44 Prin-
ted & publiftied by fpecial Order of his Highnefs & the
Council" 1658.
4. Cafes & Pleadings under Eliz. & James I. Fairly
written on 142 pages, with an alphabetical index pre-
fixed. MS.
5. Of the difference between ecclefiaftical power &
civil governance ; & therein againlt < the Conftitution of
Bonifacius vm. Tranflated from the Latin of Ph. Me-
lan&hon,by JohnTwyne. MS.
6. A Short paper figned F. H. requiring fatisfa&ion
from authority refpediing the do&rine of the Proteftant
Church of England, dated 29 Auguft 1633.
7. A trad in MS. entitled, <fe An anfwere to a fchedule
fent from an unknowne Romanift to me, 1 July ult. con-
cerning the vifibilitie of the true church, and Kings, &
Bps. of the Proteftante Religion before Luther 1634" —
57 leaves, clofely written on both fides, with copious
Marginal notes. At the end Finis. Novemb. ult,
73*5-
A Folio, being a Colledion of Englifli Poems, of the
age of Charles lid. and after. Fairly written : 296
pages.
7316—7319.
Four Quarto Books, containing Mifcellaneous Poems,
of. the fame period ; very fairly tranferibed. The
fecond is entitled 44 Satyrs & Lampoons." In thefe
5 volumes there are many repetitions, & much
trafh.
Cat.Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 7320— 73J2.
7320.
A Courfe of Chemiftry, fairly written on 4to. paper:
258 pages, befides an index. Alfo feven Diagrams,
or tables, neatly drawn with a pen ; & a mifcellaneous
leaf of various chemical objeas, delineated in the fame
manner. Without date, but probably of the time of
Charles 11. , xvn.
7321.
A Quarto, being Keill's PhilofophicalLeftures, in Latin &
Englifh ; with diagrams, & one engraving. It contains
1. Mechanical Principles. ' 2. Hydfoftatics. 3. Ex-
periments of the Air-pump. 4. Catoptricks. 5.
Dioptricks.
7322.
Codex membraftaceus, vetus, continens Excerpta quae-
dam Theologica, & Moralia £ Sacris Scripturis et pa-
tribus; item exCicerone, Seneca, Plinio,Solino, A. Gcl-
lio,Boethio, Beda, Ifidoro, G.Malmlburienfi, Neckam
etaliis: Jncipit/'Tria funt genera martyrii fine effufione
fanguinis Explicit, " afcendct ad moment domini, et
ad templum ad quod nos perducat, qui fine fine vivit
* et regnat, amen." Hinc inde fparfim occurrunt verfus
rudiores Anglici et Gall ci : eorum fpeciinen fequentes
praebebunt;
44 Hit is lawe that failleth not
Hit is over all that may be wroughth
Hit werketh wonderliche
And erves giveth fikerlich."
Codicis pars prior continet folia 15c, antiquis figuris
notata : pofterior variis manibus exaratus ell, et videtur
effe colle&anea ; partim loci communes, in ufum forte
praedicantium ; parrim fragmenta ex variis Codicibus
confuta.
73 2 3-
A Paoer Book in quarto, formerly the property of Mr.
Baker, containing the Statutes, and giving an Account
of the Foundation of King's College in Cambridge.
There are added at the end, Interpretations of fome
Doubts in the Statutes, by Bifhop Wickham, Vifitor,
A.D. 1604. Alfo by Bp. Chatterton, ViP. 134 pp.
Bownd up with No. 7362*
7324.
A Book of the Chinefe Charafters from 1. to iooo,
7325—7327-
, The Nankin Dictionary in 3 Volumes.
7328.
The Canton Dictionary.
7329 7331.
Three Chinefe Books Hitched.
7332.
A Quarto, containing fragments of various kinds.
1. Mifcellaneous queftions and verfes on detached
papers f. 1 — 32. Some of the Englifli Verfes very good,
on metaphyfical fubje&s : from f. 9.
2. A Song on England and Scotland, a prophecy of
Merlin, a fmall collection of inscriptions, with fome
other fragments, f. 23. — 38.
3. A colle&ion of Engliih verfes in a much older
hand ; many of them figned (probably in ridicule)
" ^me Feargod Barbon." f. 39 — 50. followed by two
or three fcraps in a later hand.
4. A duodecimo book of inferiptions, neatly written.
. A 55—68.
5. Nine Copies of Oxford Leht Verfes. f. 69.
6. A col le&ion of Ihort Poems: quarto fize. 71 — 86.
7* " The Parliament of Birds, or the Blackbirds' lafl
6 S tate,
Digitized by
5^6
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
Num. 753?, 7333.
«ale, by the Author of the firft." An Englilh Poem.
88 — 95.
8. Englilh Verfes on the Jullice of God towards Man.
96—109.
9. Myftical Verfes, in Englilh & Latin, dated 1703 :
all compofed on one plan, under the name of a hand,
divided into the following parts, each being a Stanza
of four lines, r. Palm opened. 2. Thumb. 3. Fore-
finger or pointer. 4. Longfinger or vertical. 5. Ring-
finger. 6. Ear-finger. 7. Palm clofed. Clofely written
on 144 pages 4to. , 10—182.
. 10. Verfes on a Romifli Prieft & a Poland Pedler, by
Taylor the Water poet. 1 83— 1 98.
11. Guideline, or fecret Love with other fhort poems,
& fongs, in different hands. 199 a 17.
12. An Ode figned Sam. Woodforde addrefled " To
the Right Rev. Father in God John, Lord Biflioo of
Chefter." " 2 f 8 .
13. Verfes on the Vult of Sarah Dutchefs of Mario,
to St. Albans f. 222. with a Poem endorfed *« Durfy on
Mr. Long." 324<
14. " The Refufal of the Hand, a mock Herokal
Poem;" in five Cantos. 226 263.
1 5. Small detached Poems. 264.
16. Three poems on the Hon. & Rev. George Her-
bert, author of the facred Poems, 1635. 269.
17. A Hymn to the Pillory, imperf. and other fmall
pieces. The laft of which is an Elegy on Perfons who
died fuddenly, OcL 23. 1623. 273 287.
18. The third book of S. Darnell's u Civil Wars of
England," an old Copy, differing very confiderably
from the printed Edition, & more extended. One leaf
appears to be wanting at the end. a 86.
The Book has 304 leaves.
7333.
A large &: fine MS. onVellum, of the 1 5th century, con-
taining the following particulars.
1. A fragment of a brief Englift Chronicle, beginning
at fol. xxvi. The leaves continue to be numbered with
Roman figures in red ink, as far as xlviii. It treats of
the time of Edward theconfeffbr, to Richard II.
Between f. 32 & 33, an extraneous leaf is mferted
& a fimilar hand, marked xxv. but, though the matter
is alfo fimilar, it does not appear to precede xxvi. here
extant.
2. A poetical Work, beginning at foL Ivii. ft c<an -
fifts of a paraphraftical tranilation of Cato's Sentences, of
which the firft book ends in the firft half column. The
Latin fentences, or Difiichs, are inferted in red as far as
f. 59 b. after which they are omitted, though the fpaces
are left for them.
3. " Here next folowith a Utell Tretys by wey of
compleint ageins Fortune." D
4. A Poem by Lydgate with this title. «« Here be-
gynneth a remembrance of a peedeugre how that the
kyng of England henry the fext is truly borne heir unto
the Corone of ffraunce by lynyall Succeffion als well on
his ffader fide henry the fifth, whom god aflbill, as by
kateryne quene of England his modir whom god aflbill
.made by lydygate John the monke of Bury at Paws
by pe mftaunce of my lord of Warrewyk." 63.
5. Another by the lame; with this title. ** Here now
begynnejie an abftracle oute of ps cronicles in latyn
made by Gyraude Cornubyence pe worpy croniculer of
weft fexfe & tranflatcd into Englidhe by lydegate Dann
Johan at the requefte of margarete Countas ot Shrowef-
bury, Ladys Talbot, fournyvate, and lyfle,of the Iyf of
bt moll worthy knyght Guy of Warwike of whos bloode
fhee is lyneally delcendid." f. 65. (written xxim. v.)
with two (horter poems.
6. Chaucer's Knight's tale, with a curious intrcduclory
aJdrels in profe, by the trani'criber. fa
7. The Milner's (nuller's) tale, by the lame. 8 5. b
9»«b.
9».
97. b.
114
117.
122. b.
126. b.
129.
*33-
134.
Num. 7333—7335-
«. The Reve's tale.
9. The Cooke's tale.
10. The Man of Laws tale,
ir. The Squire's tale. Q7 D
12. The Merchants tale 100. b. After 10*. is a chafm
asfar as 1 14. which begins with,
^3- The latter part of the Frere's tale; fixty two
14. The Sompner's tale.
15. The Clerk of Oxenforde's tale.
16. The Franldem's tale.
17. The fecond Nun's tale.
18. The Canon's Yeoman's tale.
19. TheDodorof Phyfick's tale,
ao. The pardoner's tale. x ^ ,
wanting 7116 Pri ° reffeS ^ '37- *nie prologue is
82. The Rhime of Sir Thopas. T ,0
23. MeUbeus'stale.
44- The Monk's tale.
25. The Nun's Prieft's tale. ,
26. The Manciple's tale. x - , ^
^ 27^ The Parfon's tale, 156. This ends imp^rfeaiy
a». Eight moral tales, the firft entitled «« A tale of
Ovtde, what fell of ravefhyng." the fecond « The tale
ofconftaunce, whatfellofEnvye&BakbytWe." *. «A
tale again pride.'' 4. « A tale that fell betwix covetous
« envy. 5. A tale of an Emperoure that was diftroid
for coveting of golde." 7. « A tale of the fortune of
tZSk* " A ^ ° {tV ° %" of fom »*> &
29. Chaucer's Parlament of Foules. i- 0 b
30. Apart of his Complaint of Mars & Venus, with
his unufual title « The Broche (?) of thebes, as of the
love of Mars & Venus." m b
31. His Arche & Anelinda. This is mentioned by
Mr.Tyrwhitt, in his Account of Chancers works, but
vSJPT? n0t r ^ erred . to » onl X Hari. 372, and Bodl.
K&w&f 175 &6arc wandl *> but
32. Lydgate's Legend of Saint Edmund. i 7 «
S3 ; Life of Saint Fremunde. f. 188. Fol. xgofis
wanting. y »
34. Devout complaint of the paffion of our Lord.
35- Ballads by Chaucer, f. 191. b. and other fmall
poems.
m 3©". « Verfus memoriales," or memorial Verfes on the
kings of England, from William the Conqueror to
Henry Sixth. ^
37. A Crillemafle game made by maifter Benet.
« i 8 : the jp«ft» Romanorum, wkh thi^'tide.
" Hie mcipit liber Geftus Romanorum." f. 104 The
leaves 234 & 5 are tranfpofed : as alfo 136 & 7. Thefe
amount to 70 narratives, with a morality to each, &
extend to f. 246. The next leaf is wanting.
39. A poem in Stanzas beginning,
u Mufing upon the reftlrfs befinefie
Which thatt this troubly worlde hath av. M
From f. 248, to the end f. 252. ;
73 ^ 4* #
Another Folb inVellum, of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
with Ornaments : a fine Copy, of the 1 cth Century,
bl. Letter. ' xy J *
. j, , . e 7335-
An old and imperfect Copy of Chaucer's Canterbury
Tales, partly written on paper, & partly on Veljum.
It begins with thefe lines in the Knight's Tale, near
the beginning:
" Duk Perithous loved wel Arcite
And had hem knowe at thebes yeer by yere."
lie
Digitized by
Bibliotheeae Harieiaiwe.
5*7
Num. 7335—7352.
The Millers tale begins at f.a(L The Reve"* f. *6.
The Man of Law's, f. 43. This ends imperfectly at the
m thre f» L ^ f V 61 ' and f - 62 » Ae
Wife of Bath s prologue, at the line.
" And evy hath of god a propre gift."
The Frere's prologue begins at f. 74 b. The
Sompner's at f. 80. b. This is followed by the fecond
Nun's Tale f. 90. The Clerk 0 f Qxenford's Tale follows,
the prologue begins at f. 99. b. The tale ends im.
perfectly at f. 1 11. and f. 1 1 2 begins at the latter end of
the Merchant's Prologue. One leaf only feems wanting.
The Squire s prologue follows atf. 1 29. The FraokKn's
at f.140. The Doftors prologue, at f.i5 3 .b. The
Pardoners at f.158. This is Imperfect, & concludes
a 5^ d Lo 1 12610 of Ty^whitt's Edition ; & at f. 162
of this MS.
„ , 73.^6.
Catalogus Numifmatum Romanorum ex are, prima; et
fecunda: magnitudinis. Liber chartaceus, in oOavo
manu plerumque elegantiTcriptus. '
,7337—7342.
Sa Volumes of Church Mufic, written in Score, col-
lefted by Dr. Tudway. Each volume is feparately
dedicated to Edward Lord Harley, and they are not
mere uilcriptions, but addreffes of feme length ; par-
ticularly that to the fixth Volume, which amounts to
a confiderable treatife.
, ft - The r fi ^ ft Vo ' ume ^ this printed title; « A Col-
lection of the moft celebrated Services & Anthems ufed
m the Church of England, from the Reformation to the
Reftauranon of K. Charles II. compofed by the beft
Matters, and colleSed by Thomas Tudway, D. M.
Muf.ck Profeflbr to the Univerfity of Cambridge
1715
The titte to the reft are written ; & are fucceffively
dated ; viz. Vol. 2 & 3 17,6. Vol. 4. iyi 7 : 5 , l7t8 J .
and 6, 1720 The four firft Volumes contain 7 the
ancient compofitions, the two laft, thofe which were
then modern. Each hasa full index of Contents at the
valuable colleawn * extremely curious and
7 3+3-
A Quarto book, very handfomely bound, with ftrin^s
& tauels^ containing the words to a fet ofChurdi
Compositions, thus defcribedin the title-page, which
is a dedication alfo. 6
" To the Right Hon"* Edward Lord Harley
Thefe Hymna, Tc Deum, Jubilate, y Refponfes to the
Coinmandments Creed, Magnificat, Nunc dimittis, with
Anthems foitable to the Occaf.on, are moft humbly de-
dicated. Compofed, with inftrumental Mufic for the
folemnity and Confecration of y« Right Hon"" Lord
Harley's Chappell at Wimpole. By Thomas Tudway
' ^Matter of the Mufic to his Lordlhip's Chao-
pell. 1724. " r -
7344—735L
Seven Volumes in large folio, being Collections of Privy
Seal Warrants in the following Order. Vol. 1. of
theReign of Cha. 1. beginning September 1634. Alfo
of Cha. 2. ending in the 23 Year of his reign. Vol. a.
Warrants of the fourth year of Queen Annl Vol.*. 4.
5- 0. 7. 8, Contain Warrants of the fuccedine years
5t 7fSi *a"£ Ytar; endin S » *e icth year'
of her faid Majdty Queen Anne. 7
7352.
A ££°' cutting a Inventory of the Goods, Plate,
Rftures, fcc. of King Charles 1. fold A. D. iW
A Copy obtained by Lord Oxford from Mr. Vice-
chamberlain Coke, from whom there is a Letter
mferted in the firft leaf.
Num. 7352—7364.
The writing hegiw at f, 3* and extends to 227.
. . 7353.
tallages of the Life of Edw. iv. and his Pedigree.
t 7354> 735S-
r Tx«r Fo ?°'r » ^o^PAa of Stone Henge, by Jo.
feph Wood of Bath, A.D. , 74 o. TogethV with 5
Drawings to anfwer that Defcription : alfo a Defcrip-
twn of Stanton Drew, by the fame Hand, Anno i 74 £.
Together with four Drawings of the lame. Bound in
one Volume.
735<>-
[Folio.]
Feoda^m Terraram Comitis Oxonia Honoris Hezen,
mgham Com. Effex Bedf. Bucks. Cambr. Hertf . Norf.
buff. Oxon. North, et Advocaiiones duar' Abbatia-
rumPnorarum,Ecct ar', Cantuarium et Capellarum
dm Comms Oxon. in Anglia. Codex chartaceus,
compacts cum num* 4748 et 143. 23.
7357-
Uper chartaceus, foha habens93. Sseculi ut videtur, de-
cimi quara. Continet, « Britonis Quaeftiones fuper
Artem veterem five adT librum Porphyrii praedicamen-
torum etperi ermenias."
De quo libro vide Guliebn* Brito, apud Fabr. Bibl.
iMed. et Inf. Lat. Lib. ii. a82
n B. A . d ca !. cem P rimae m™* fcriptum eft, « Ad uf«m
Oarpans tahacotti et Amicorum."
7358.
. ^Duodecimo."]
Carmina rhythmica, de annis embolifmaticis aenigmata,
et alia, Latind, et Anglice. Codex chartaceus, fieculi
torte decimi tertu, foha habens 25. Compactus cum
num- 3 1 96, 5024.
7359.
Horae B. Mariae, cum Calendario, Teutonice. Codex
membranaceus, cum pifturisnon inelegantibus, feculi
l6 « XVI.
7360.
Medicinal Receipts; a fmall Book, written at each end,
m different hands. Bound with N* 5354 & 693;.
7361.
Lift of the Houfe of Commons 1702. Diffolved 5th of
April 1705, with fome of thofe chofen by Writs fent
out 2 May 1 705. Bound with 1 840, 41 62 & 6383,
7362.
l$uotio.]
Statuta collegii Chrifti Cantabrigienfis. Compafta in
eodem volumine cum num° 7323.
7363.
1. Statutes of the Grammar School, at Shrewfoury, &
other Documents relative to it. 3
2. Catalogue of Books at Lincoln's Inn, taken in Sep.
tember 1646. r
7364-
[Folio.']
A Book of Tadics, very fairly tranfcribed, apparently
m. the Time of Charles 1 j divided into fix Chapters,
with many large Diagrams. Chap. 1. « Of the order,
ing of a file of a Bodie of Men or Company. And
of the Duties of the Souldiers in their files." Ch. 2.
" Of Diftances." Ch. 3. « Of the feveral Motions
which the Troops by Exercife are to be njade perfect
a in."
Digitized by
S 28
Catalogus Librorum MSS.
in
Num.7364— 7371.
Ch. 4. " Of Marchinge." Ch. 5. " Of the
ranginge many Divifions together, & the fundry waies
of embattailinge an Army with other Thinges per-
taining to a fielde Fight/' Ch. 6. " Of Caftrameta-
tion."
7365-
H.tJardiner his general Survey of the Poft Office, 1685.
prefented by the Author to James Duke of York.
Lord Oxford has written in it, as in feveral others,
" This Book did belong to King James, I had it from
ColL.Grahme"
7366.
Colle&ions on the Antiquities of Hereford, of various
Ages, and in various Hands. At the end, an old Ac-^
count of the Feods in each Hundred ; the Writing atT
lead as old as the timeofEliz. This occupied a6
leaves, originally, but 1, 2, 3^4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 15,
are wanting.
This Book is bound with ^762 and
73 6 7> 73^S. ,
The Humorous Lovers, a Comedy., Signed in the Title,
«w.b."
A Tragedy on the Hiftory of Sr.Thomas More. xvi.
Thefe two are bound together, with N° 5 1 52.
73 6 9-
A Survey of the Townfliip of Eyton, by R. Hackluit,
1538. Bound up with N" 70.
737°-
A Difcourfe (hewing that the King has no Right to lay
Impofitions on Merchants Goods without confent of
Parliament. xvn.
Without a Name, 283 pp. bound with N° 4310.
737 1 -
A large Volume, confifting chiefly of two diftind Books,
the firft of 77 leaves, the fecond of 102, containing
various Matters.
. 1. In the firft Book ; a Trad with this Title, « The
Privileges and fpeciall Rightes belonging to the Baronage
of England, (in w ch name are comprehended all thofe
who as Prelati, or Magnates, et Proceres Regni by comon
rig! t are to be fummoned at everie Parliament wherein
alfoe they have place & voice as incident to their Dignitie)
and concerne them."
2. In the fecond Book; a Latin Song, Englifli Rhymes,
on the Counties, & ibme Engiifh Alexandrines, i.b. "
3. Names of Dignities, ?cc- 2.
4. Oucftions of Law & Inheritance. 3.b.
5. Creation of Noblemen from the Conqueft to 1603.
6.b.
At fol. 22. is inferted, " The Order of making Ser-
jeants at Law," & de nuptiis faccrdctum prohibitis."
6. An Ordinance of the Lords & Commons, 1647.
42.
7. A Law Trad on Courts Lette & Baron. 42. b.
8. "The Copie of a Bookc in written hand, found,
in Sir Edward Saunders's Sludie after his Death, who
was the Chief Baron of the Exchcq* &: entitled with his,
own hand.
" The Anfwers of the Treat ife by Chrofer S tf Jerman.
Here foloweth a Replication of a Serjeant of the Law of
England to certen pointes alleadge by a Student of the
Law in a Dialoge in Engliflie betweene a Doftor of Di-
vinitie & the faid Student/' 50 53.
A complete Tra& on the Subjed, by Sir Ed. Saun-
ders.
9. Monkifh Verfes at Futheringay on Mary O. of
Scots - 53^b.
• Nam. 7371— 7376,
10. " De Epifc* Lichefield." « lncipit de'Epif. Ste
Merciencis Ecctie qui nunc Lichefield d r ." 54.
It gives the Succeflion of the Bifhops to 1578.
11. Names & Arms in various Counties. 59. b.
12. On Dignities, & the form & manner of holding
Parliaments. 62.
13. "The Statutes & Ordinances of the noble Order
of the Garter, reformed, explained & renewed by the
noble Prince Henry y e vin." 68.
14. Names, Arms, & Pedigrees. 74.
At 7 5. " Prognofticatio inventa in in Civitate Con*
ftantiae provincise Moguntinae A 0 1492/' At f. 80. b,
" The generation of Antichrift." Alfo Law Queftions.
15. Account of Wales. Alfo more Arms & Pedi-
grees- 89—92.
7372.
A Treatife of the Valuation of Farms, with a table ex-
tending as far as 6oYears. — 410. fize, bound with No.
6714 which is folio.
7373-
Fiats granted by the Crown for Ecclefiaftical promotions,
from Sept. 29. 1686. to July 27. 1689. A paper
book in 4to.
7374-
Sr. Thoma$ Higgon's journal, when fent with the Garter
to the Ele&or of Saxony 1668. Lord Oxford has
written in it, at the beginning, u This book was
* given to me by Mrs. f Iiggons, who was Sifter to Sr.
Thomas Higgons the Traveller." It contains 98 pages
fairly, & rather clofely written, & is bound with No. c ,.
1813, 4049, & 5245.
7375-
\03avoJ]
Sr. Kenelm Digby's remarks on Spencer's Fairy Queen.
Dated ;c from a board my Ship the Eagle the 1 3th -of
June 1628" 26 pages: bound with No. 4153.
737 6 -
[Folio.]
1. A Official Paper book with this title.
" A Booke ^onteyning fuche Money, Juelles,
golde, ftone, perle and other ftuffe, as were delyvered
to the handes of our Souereigne lady Ouene Mary, the
xxth of Auguft, in the firft yere of hir graces reigne by
the lorde Marques, of Wincheftre Lord Treafurer of
Englande, why che were parcellof filche Money, Juelles,
golde, ftone, perle, & other ftuffe, as did remayne in
the cuftodie of the faid Lorde Treafurer to hir highnesnfe
as hereafter in xxv leaves and one fide of paper written,
as particularly mentioned,
That is to faie,
The Quenes Juelles late in the Cuftodie of the laft
Quene Katherine & by hir delyuered to the ufe of Qur
late Sovereigne lorde King Edwarde the fixte in the firft
yere of his highes reigne."
2. In the lame hand, & form.
" Juelles & other parcellcs receyued by the
Quene's highnes the xix of Septembre 1553 of the
faid lorde Treafurer, parcel of the late kinge henry the
eight his ftuffe remayninge in the Toure ° f ^ nd ™ # '
3. A fragment of a much more ancient vellum book,
the leaves numbered from 173 to 190. being part an
original document fimilar to that which is tranfenbed in
the next Article. .
4. " Tranfcriptum particulare compoti Colfeftonim
Auxilii 40 s. de quolibet feodo Militia R. F/dwardo
tertio concefli, ad primogenitum filium fuum militem
faciendum, in Comitatu Cantise, anno^ regni fui vice-
fimo." &c. &c.
7377-
Digitized by
fiibliotheCie Harlelan$.
Hum; 7377—^73^6.
7377-
betters 6f the Ar£hbil]^ps Sheldon & Saiicroft, from
1669 to t68|. Copies, apparently corre&ed by the
A.Bps. themfelves. 70 written leaves.
7378.
Arguments of the Judges in the Exchequer Chamber
concerning Ship-money, 1 638 . A large book ; bound
with 6241.
7379-
1. Letters to K. Cha. 1. from his Queen A. D. 1643
— 1645.
2. - — ■ From Wentworth in Ireland,
1638- — 1639. A large part in Cypher, but generally
explained.
This is the book marked by Dr. Morton, as having
fotir leaves torn out, Nov. 12. 1764. and alfo as having
been fent down to Mrs. Macaulay the fame day.
7380.
1. Treaty with the Scots, 1640 — 1641.
2. . of Ld. Clanrickard Deputy general of
Ireland, with the Duke of Lorrain 1650 — 1652. with
all the proceedings at large. Bound with 1 3 7, 455, 457,
and 73S7.
7381.
1. Bp. of Chichefter's Cafe concerning the Manor of
Selfy.
2. A Treatife againft paying Tithes- 161 4.
3 . Euf. Andrew's Treatife againft Impropriations ;
infcribed to Sr. Henry Spelman } with a Colle&ion of
Records relating to the Clergy ; dated 1626.
4. Sr. Robt. Cotton's Considerations for reprefling of
Priefts, Jefuits, Seminaries, & Recufants, without draw-
ing of blood.
5. A Treatife on Sepulture. Bound with No. 4760.
73 82 -
The Nobility of England from William the Conqueror,
to the 14th of Q. Elizabeth 1572. By Robert Cooke.
Bound with 1183.
73 8 3-
1. An Account of the Revenues of the Crown. 5
Edw. vi.
2. Copy of the Patent granted to the Farmers of the
Excife. 1 8th of Charles n. 51 pages.
7384.
" The Manner of judicial proceedings in the Court
of Conftable & Marfhall (or Court Military) touching
the ufe of bearing of Cpats of Amies ; obferved and
collected out of the Records of the Tower of London."
Bound with 5878, 6240, 6779.
7355-
An Account of the Hofpital of St. Mary Magdalen at
Bawtry in Nottinghamfiiire, by John Clarke, ' mafter
of the Hofpital, addrefled to Richard, Archbp. of
York, & dated 17 Auguft 1635.
On the Outer Cover, "..Hofpitale Stae. Mariae
Magdalenae juxta Bawtry".
Written on Paper, 62 pages : & bound with Nos.
5192 & 6748.
7386.
Collections Hiftorical, Heraldica), & Juridical, princi-
pally relating to Lancafhire. But fome alfo relating
• to other parts of England, & fome even to Roman
Iliftory ; ss the table of Confuls. 105. b.
Cat, Harl. Vol. Ill*
Num. 73 8 7— 7395*
* ^ ; 7387-
Treaties with France in 1606* & 1610. Attefted Cop},
figned perTho. Wilfon chartophylacem Reg. Mag,
Brit. Bound with 137, 455, 457, & 7380.
7388. .
View of the prefent State of Ireland, by Ed. Spencer;
In j a Dialogue between Eudoxus & Irenius. A Fair
Copy, bound with 1332.
, 7389.'
An account of Abbey-lands given & exchanged, to anc(
with fundry perfons, from 37 Hen. vm. to 2 Edw;
vi. A very fair Copy, 100 pages. Bound tvith
844, 2015, & 7394..
739°-
A Steward's Account of weekly Expences for feveral
years of (^Elizabeth's reign. No name. xvj.
739*-
A furvey of the Honor* Caftle & Manor of Halton in
Chefhire, being part of the Dukedom of Lancafter,
& alfo the Revenue thereof, 16 Hen. vm. with a
view of Halton Town & Caftle. Etched, with written
additions : 59 Pages; on the laft the date of 1646.
739 2 -
[Quarto.]
1. Englifti Epigrams by Morris Wafpes : nine leaves.
XVII.
Poems on various Subje&s, by different authors.
136 pages.
3. " Le Strigliate k Thomafo Stigliani del Sigr. Ro-
bufto Pogommega." A colleftion of burlcfque Italian
Poems : at fol. 37. " II fine delle Strigliate," then
follow :
4. " La murtoleide de Cavalier marino: fifcfyiata
prima 0 . A fatire on a perfon called Murtola ; alfo in a
burlefque ftyle. 79 leaves.
7393-
1. " Fragmerita Regalia. Obfervations on Queene
Elizabeth her times & Favorites who were, 'To^ati ?2,
Leicefter, Cecil Senr. Walfingham, Bacon, Knowles,
Hatton, Packington, Hunfdon, Grevill, . Buckhurfl,
Cecil Junr. Worcefter. 10 De militia, SufTex, Sidney,
Willoughby, Norris, Nottingham, Perrot, Raleigh,
E(Tex, Montjoy, Vere." In a later hand, " By Sir
Robert Naunton, Mafter of the Court of Wards". —
19 leaves. See No. 1704.
This is printed in the Phoenix, Vol. 1. p. 181.
2. Ael. Sejanus, tranflated by Sir Thomas Hawkins,
1629. 38 leaves.
3. Hiftorical Obfervations upon Princes and States in
Europe, imperfeft at the beginning. Contains much
matter.
4. Succeffion of Dukes, Earls, & Barons of England
to the time of K. Cha. i.
7394-
Extra&s of Charters of the Abbey of Melrofs ; with the
genealogy of the old Earls of Dunbar. Bound with
844, 2o°i5, & 73 H 9-
7395-
[Folio.']
1 . Ihftruftions from K. James vi. to his Ambaflkdor in
England, 1583. Alfo of his Mother, 1569.
2. An Account of Mr. Thomas Randolph s Negoria*
tionsin Scotland, 1580. &c.
3. A Difcourfe about the Troubles between Mary
Otieen of Scots and her Nobility.
x 6 T 4' Davifgn'*
Digitized by
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Catalogue Librofum MSS.
Num< 7395—7406;
4. Davifbn's Narrative of the Execution of Mary
Queen of Septs ; & other Papers relating to it.
5. £xtra&s from L. Seaton's Negotiations. Chiefly
ttanferibed from the Cottonian Library.
739 6 -
u A true and perfedl Narrative of the mod remarkable
Paffages relating to K. Cha. 1 . written by the proper
hand of Sr. Thomas Herbert, Baronet ; who attended
upon his Majefty from Newcaftle upon Tine, when he
was fold by the Scotts, during the whole time of his
greateft Anli&ioijs, 'till his Death and Burial; which
was fent to me Sr. William Dugdale, Knight, Garter,
principall King of Armes, in Michaellmafle Terme,
anno 1678, by the faid Sr. Thomas Herbert, from
Yorke, where he refldeth. ,, 36 Pages, Bound with
No. 781.
7397-
Baronage of England, to the time of Q. Elizabeth. 45
leaves. Bound with 6145.
739 8 -
[Quarto.']
Codices duo membranacei fimul compacti*
1. Pfalterium, cum Calendario prsefixo, initio etfine
imperfe&um. xvi.
2. Breviarium cum Calendario. Literis initialibus
piftis et deauratis. xv.
7399-
[Folio.]
An old book of French Poems, on devotional fubje&s,
illuminated in a very fingular ftyle, on Paper. On
the fecond leaf is written " faid par moy Jacques
Vilette", and at the end < f Jacques Villette 1664".
But on the lafl leaf is a lift of feveral pofleflbrs, of
whom Jacques Vilette is the 5th. and the book is evi-
dently older than the date above-mentioned.
It contains 63 leaves, many of which are much
decayed.
74OO.
[Quarto.']
M. T. Ciceronis de claris Oratoribus liber, qui dicitur
Brutus. Codex membrano-chartaceus : Compaftus
cum 4905. Folia habet 51. xv.
74°i-
Expofitio 12 Capitum priorum Apocalypfeas. Codex
membranaceus, in fine mutilus. xiv.
7402.
Roberti Groftet Line. Epi, Ars Kalendarii, cum calcu-
lationibus motuum planetarum. Pars prior, et multo
major, tabulas habet ; Artis ipfius tria tantum folia
fervantur. Codex membranaceus.
7403.
Poems & profe on facred fubje&s, in very old French &
Romance language. Written on Vellum. xiii.
7404.
[Folios
State of the Public Revenue, from 5 Nov. 1688. to
29 Sept. 1 69 1.
7405.
State of the Public Revenue, from 29 Sept. 1692. to the
29 Sept. 1693.
• 7406.
Abftrafls of divers Accounts from Michaelmas 1694.
to Michaelmas 1695.
Num. 7407^433-
7407— 741 1.
Abftra& of Accounts of the Revenues, taxes, and
Monies borrowed &c. under government of the Rt.
Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of the Treafury, from
29 Sept. 1694. to 29 Sept. 1697. Delivered by Mr.
John Taylor, July 16. 1695. Aug. 6. 26. &*Nov*
13.
741 2.
Declaraco de omnibus denariorum fummis tarn recept.
quam folut. ad receptum Scarij Domini & Domino:
Regni et Regin. a fefto S^fti Micfeis Arcfii 1689. ufq;
ad feftum Pafche proxim. fequen. 1690.
74*3-
State of the Revenue from Michaelmas 1694. to Michael,
mas 1695,
7414-
Receipts of the iv Tellers of the Exchequer, from 1%
Jan. 1695. to 2 3 J une 1696.
7415-
Exchequer Account of the Land Tax, 1695.
7416.
Revenue, &c. of the Dutchy of Lancafter. Sworn to
June 9, 1 69 1,
74I7-
Paymafter's Account of Money received & payd in Ire*
land, from 25 Dec. 1693. to 25 Dec. 1694.
7418 7420.
Orders of the Treafury from 1689 to 1695, inclufive.
Num. 741 S. Sworn to. *
7421.
Report of the Accounts & Demands of the Bank, in
reference to their Lofs by Remittances to the Army
in Flander6. Dat. 17 Sept. 1696.
7422.
General Account of the Public Revenue from Michael-
mas 1695, to Michaelmas 1696.
7423-
Patent conflicting Elias Afhmole & Thomas Cheffinch
Efqrs. Comptrollers of Excife: & Orders of the
Treafury thereupon 13 Cha. 11.
7424—7427-
Commiffions for the Excife from 1689.-1691.
7428.
The Names, Places, & Salaries of the Colle&ors, Supers
vifors, & Gaugers in each Colle&ion in England &
Wales 1694.
7429.
A Duplicate of No. 7428.
7430.
Account of the Produce of the Malt Duty in the years
1701— 1705.
743
Names & Salaries ofExcifemen 1688- & 1689.
743 2 '
Lift of the Officers of the Cuftomes 17 u.
7433- •
Continuation of Trade & Cuftomes from 1699 to
1721..
£434—
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531
^Um.7434— 7479.
7434—7435;
Hofpltal Accompts for the years 1692, 1693, "*
Low-Countreys, delivered on Oath.
743 6 ~ 7444-
jjfiablifhments of the Land Forces in the years 1689,
1690, 1 69 1. Sworn to:
7445—744 6 -
Licences for Travelling, & Hackney Coaches, 1694*
Sworn to.
7447-
State of the Office of Armoury in the reigns of K.
Edward vi. Mary, & Q. Elizabeth.
7448—7463-
State of the Stores in the Tower, &c. from the firft of
Jan, 1687. to the firfl: of Jan. 1692-3. That of 1688-
on Oath.
7464.
Inftruftions, Accompts, & Lifts of the Navy from 1660,
to 1691.
74&5-
Abftrad of Defalcations to the Cheft, &c. on feveral
Ships of the Navy from 12 July 1673. to 24 June
1681.
7466.
Account of the Repairs of the Navy 1686— 168&.
deliver'd on Oath.
7467—7470.
Representations & Reports of the Navy-board to the
Admiralty, in the years 1695, 1696; fome of which
were deliver'd on Oath.
7471.
Abftraft of the Proceedings of Geo. Everett, Shipwright,
concerning the Repairs of the Navy 1694.
747 2 '
Lift of all the Officers of the Navy 1691.
7473-
Chatham Cheft Accompt deliver'd on Oath 1693.
7474-
State of Home Convoyers & Cruifers between Oftob.
1693, & Nov. 1694.
7475-
Copy of the Commiffion for victualling the Navy, 4
Mar. 1684-5.
7476.
Proceedings of the Commiffioners of the Navy in the
Repair of the Fleet, from 1688 to 1692.
7477-
Copy of Letters & Memorials relating to the Commif-
fioners for vi&ualling the Navy, 1690 — 1693.
7478.
Continuation of the Leiger from the Office of the Trea-
furcr of the Navy, 1693.
7479-
Obfervations upon the Accounts of the Treafurers of
the Navy, from 25 March 1686 to 9 April 1689.
Num. 748c— 7562.
7480.
Eftimate of the Debt of the Navy, as it flood; 30 Sept;
1704.
7481.
Abflraft of the Account of Prizes^ 1701.
7482—7493.
Surveys of the Stores in the Yards at Deptford, Wool-
wich, Chatham, Portfmouth, Plymouth, & Sheernefe,
Aug. 7, 1 693, & 3 1 July 1 694.
7494-
An Accompt of Fees, Salaries, & Incidents, given into
the Houfe of Lords.
7495-
An Extraft of the whole Charge in the Eftablifhment of
his Majefty's Houfehold and Stables, dated April 3,
1693.
7496.
Copy of a Grant to Alderman Haynes, of Lands in
Radnorfhire, dated 13 Jan. anno 3 Jac. 11.
7497-
[Quarto.]
Lift of Subfcribers to the S. S. Stock j anno ijtl.
7498. '
A Duplicate of N° 7497J
7499-
A Book of Declarations fil'd by one of the Clerks.
7500.
Index to the Public Accounts, &ci
7501-
[Quarto."]
A paper Volume, containing,
1. ATreatife in the Cufic, or old Arabic Language*
2. "A poetical Account, in feveral Cantos and Sub*
divifions, of the pretended Prophet Mahomet, and his
Anceftors; and the holy light, which, according to this
Author, fhone upon them before the Creation , of the
World." Written in the vulgar Caftilian Language, with
a few Arabic Terms intermixed.
It was written by one Muhamed Rabadan, an Ar-
ragonian Moor, in 1603 : and the Defign of the Author
apparently was to prove, that his Prophet was defcended
of a much more illuftrious Family than Jefus Chrift, 8c
was altogether fuperior to him-
There is a long Title, with a profelntroduftion,
and a full Table of Contents. 339 leaves.
This appears to be the identical Copy which belong-
ed to John Morgan, who has given a Tranflation of it
in the firfl Volume of his " Mahuraetifm explained."
There is another Copy in the National Library at
Paris.
7502,
A mifcellaneous Volume of Royal Letters & Papers,
marked Volume iv. the other Volumes being Vol. i.
6986, ii. 6987, iii. 6988, and Vol. v, 1760.
1 . Copies of three Letters from Elisabeth Queen of
Bohemia ; two of them, to her Brother K. James 1, &
one to Mr. Murray, with this Subfcription.
" For the Britifh Mufeuto copy'd ,*tfRogCf Bald-
win, from the Originals in the PgffeffioinSfrSir Roger
i Bradflttigfc,
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Catalogiis Libroriim MSS,
Nurri. 7502.
firadfhaigh, Baronet, whofe great Grandmother was
Daughter & Coheir of Mr. Murray, of ihe Houfehold
to Prince-Henry. June 30, 1760."
2. Marching Orders from Prince Rupert, figned by
himfelf, dated, " Oxford, this 22d of December 164.3."
3. A Receipt for Five Pounds, figned by Oliver Crom-
well.
4. An Original Letter from Elizabeth Q. of Bohemia,
to the Duke of Onnond, dated 13 May 1661.
5. An original Letter from Oliver Cromwell to W.
Lenthall, 'Speaker of the Houfe of Commons, dated,
"Haverbrowe, (Harborough) June 14, 1645;" giving
an Account of his Victory at Nafeby. See Sloan MSS.
6. A Letter from Fairfax to the fame, dated the next
day, on the fame Subject. Original.
7. A Patent with the Sign Manual of Oliver, as Pro-
testor, appointing Sam. Moreland to be one of the Clerks
of the Signet, in 1655, Mar. 10.
8. A Commiflion from the fame, appointing John
Wells, Enfign, 17 Nov. 1651. Prefented by Mr.Hatfcll,
1760, to the Mufeum.
9. A Letter refpecling the battle of Nafeby, figned,
" Har- Leighton, Tho. Herbert," 1 June 1645, to the
Speaker Lenthall.
10 A Letter from Oliver Crotnwell to Col. Hacker,
dated Dec. 25, 1650.
1 1. A Memorandum, apparently from Lord Oxford,
concerning the enfuing Letter from Oliver Cromwell,
ftating that it was given to him by Charlewood Lawton,
Efq. Apr. 1 8, 1 7 1 8, & attefting its authenticity.
1 2. An original Letter from Oliver Cromwell to his
Wife, dated Edinburgh, 3d May 1651.
1 3. Copy of a Letter from Oliver Cromwell to his Son
Charles, Aug. 22, 1653. Thus marked by Dr. Gifford,
" Memoranda copied from the Original in the Hands of
Mrs.Cook(Grand-daughter to L' Gen. Fleetwood of New-
ington, Midfex.)Nov. 5, 1759, by A. Gifford."
14. 15. Two Impreflions from a Copper Plate found
in the Coffin of Oliver Cromwell. The firlt is taken
immediately from the Plate, & is therefore reverled ; the
other is taken from that Impreffion while wer.
16, 17. Two fimilar Impreffions from an engraved
Plate of Arms found in the fame Coffin.
18. An Order to Sir Thomas Chicheley, Mafler of
the Ordinance, with the Sign Manual of Charles IL dated
1 Feb. 167^.
19. A Latin Letter from Charles XI. of Sweden, to
Charles II. of England, on receiving the Order of the
Garter, Aug. 17, 1669. A Medal ftruck by the Kincr
of Sweden on this Occafion, is in the Collettion in the
Br. Mufeum.
20. A Captains Commiffion from James II. dated Tune
20, 1685. J
21. A Letter from Mr. Hollis, prefenting the two fol-
lowing Orders to the Mufeum.
22. A Copy of an Order of Council, dated 28 Nov
1 68 7. Attelted by Dr. Gifford.
23. An Original Order of Council, 24 Dec. 1687
with the Sign Manual of James II. directed to the Mayor
Aldermen, & Corporation of Abingdon.
24. Another original Order dated 28 Oftob. 168?
25 A Letter from the Biffiop of Cheller to the Mayor
crtWigan, recommending an Addrefs, dated May 31,
th^M A» Orfer wTpcfting the Naval Stores on board
the Mermaid dated, "St. James's 7th of February ,68V
and figned, " Prince d'Orange." 7 ' J
"Wuiii^ ^ 20 Feb ' 168 '- fuperfcribed,
- M!;ie A R fi - lar ° rder ' 26 JunC r6 ^« f«perferibed,
tended I h lw UtCS °u ^? peech which K. William in-
tended to make from the Throne to both Hou!e S of Par-
Num. 7503—7506.
{lament, written with his own hand,™ French. P ref ; X( J
is a Paper relating to it, written bv Dr Gifford
30. An Order fuperfcribed, " Anne R." \r feu
1 70*. J J dn '
r 3''/" ° rder ^fpefting Ordinance Stores; fu per .
fcnbed," George R." dated Feb. 2, 172* ' P
32. Copies cf Letters written by the Pretender from
Rome m , 725, figned « Jacques R." written in French
A Memorandum at the end, ftates that this Paper was
found ,n a MS. Poem of Mrs. Centlivres. P
7503.
"Obfervations on the Cafe of Cuffoms. cited in the
Book, called Cook's xn Reports. Pa?. 1- ,3"
42 Pages, with a fliort Preface, /fating the occafion
of writing the Trad. Bound with 1-3, 42 „ anJ
4276. J ' "
750+.
A Lift of the Officers of the Royal Navy, from the
Year 1672 to 1684. At the beginning is written,
"This did belong to King James, I had it from Col.
Grahme." Bound with 41 88.
7505.
A Volume of curious Tranfci -ipts, very artificially writ-
ten on Vellum, by Mr. Wanley. On ihe firft Leaf is
his Name with the Date, Jan. 29, 1689.
1. An Alphabet made out by Mr. Wanlev, and ac-
commodated to two leaves of a very old Bible, which
ought to follow, but do not. t: b.
9 2. Several Charters, very neatly copied from the Ori-
gmals, m Imitation of the feveral Hands. 2.
3. An Inventory of the Goods of the Collegiate
Church of Warwick, thus fuperfcribed, "This follow-
ing Indenture I copied from the Autograph ( being a fcroll
of Parchment above four Yards long, & above l of a
Yard broad, May 21, 1691) being now in the Cuflody
of Mr. Fifh of Warwick." 3 _ 8 .
4. Copies of an old Infcription at York, & two at
Brixworth. ^
5. Copies of Charters, on paper, parted on. 6. b.
6. " Valor terra£ & tento£ fyna£ et Reftoriar* appa»
Decano et Capitulo ecctiae Colleg beate Marie War?, &c.
Copied from the Original by Mr. W. 10.
7. Ancient Deeds copied at Warwick. 1 1. b.
8. Copy of an Infpeximus to which the broad Seal of
Henry 6. was afnnexed. It is written acrofs two oppofite
l >a S es * 1 3. b. and 14.
9. Copy of the Rents of John B p of Lincoln."
"Copied from the original Rolls, Oft. 6,1691,
now in the Cuflody of Mr. Fifh of Warwick."
10. A Deed from the Dean and Chapter of Lichfield,
refpe&ing the Foundation of a Charity at Coventry, &c.
dated 1 348. Copied from an Original belonging to
Sir William Bough ton. w 2 c.
11. Various Charters. 20. b. &c.
12. At the other end of the Book, fome Infcriptions
from the Windows of the Church of Stoke near Coven-,
try, copied by Mr. Wanley in 1691. The Book con-
tains 40 Leaves, of which 20 have writing on them.
7506.
An Account of the Quakers' Sufferings, upon Statutes
made againft the Papilts, in the Years 1676, 1677,
1678 & 1679. AddrefTed to the King, & marked a*
having belonged to K. James.
'1 he full Title is, " An Account of the Seizures, Se-
queflrations, great Spoil & Havock made upon theEflatcs
of the feverallProteftant DifTenters, called Quakers, upon
Profecution of old Statutes made againft Papifl & Popifh
Recufants, by reafon of the late Exchequer Procefs, if-
fued out by fpeciall Warrant of the late Lord Treafurer
of England.*'
The
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Num. ^507 — 75 ti.
m 7507-
TtW twenty-five foft Chapters of the third Book of Ma-
chiavel's Difcourfes on Livy, tranflated. Imperfeft at;
tfe*«4, xvi.
7508.
A Latin Grammar ; or, the Art of Speaking i,atfn.' 2g
pages. Bound with 6351.
. 7509-
Liber cbartaeeus m folio, paginas fcriptas habens $4 ;
fcilicet, Apographum illud Infcriptionura antiquarum,
abilluftr* Gul. Sherard, LL.D., confule Anglorum
Smyrna Negotiantium, A. D. 1705 collectarum; quod
" in Bibliothecae Harleiance ornamentum," ut ait Edm 9
Chilhull, pulchre tranfcriptum, ipfi vertendum et con-
fulendum indulferat Hon. Comes Oxonienfis. Vid.
fraf. in Antiq. Aftaticas.
N.B. Liber Chifhulli cum notis MSS. Au&oris,
fcxtat in Bibliotheea Libr. imprefs. Muf. Britan.
Au&us eft Codex, Anno 1776, Literis viri doc-
tiffimi R. Chandler, fe Coll. Magd. apud Oxonienfes, et
excerptis ejufdem fe Schedis ProfefToris Ward, in quibus
accural notavit vir CI. quot infcripriones in hoc codice
& Chifhuilo edrta^ funt, quot preetermifljge, et alia id genus.
Praeterea loca ubi invents funt infcriptionesfingulse, quae
hie defunt, fed a Chifhuilo enumerantur.
Praefationis ChilhulHanse partem in fronte libri ex-
c*rpfit Car. Morton, M.D. Index huic Codici accommo-
dates reperitur inter MS 1 * Addititia, N ' 51 09. Index ille
continet: I. Voces Grascas, fecundum clafles quafdam de-
fcriptas, ordine ubique alphabetico. Clafles lunt quae fe-
quuntur, i.Dii, Deaeque. 2. Donaria. 3. Fluvii. 4. Li-
terarum formae. 5. Ludi et Certamina. 6. Magiftratus.
7. Menfes. 8. Reges et Imperatores. 9. Sepulchri
partes. 10. Tribus. 11. Nomina et Cognomina Viro-
rum. 12. Mulierum. 13. Urbes et Populi. Sequun-
tur Nomina Urbium et Populorum in nummis. !I. Sup-
pleta in Infcriptionibus et esplicata. f. 10. Pars haec
manu Antonii M.SalvinK fubferipta, et ad Serartum
(Sherardum proculdubio) commiffa. III. Indices Nomi-
num, &c. prioribus fimiks el manu Salvinii fcriptae, at
numeris non ubique additis. Nvimeri paginarum per to-
ttjm librum huic Codici Sherardiano accommodantur.
Liber ille, ab hoc nunquam rite fepanndus, folia fcripta
habet omnino 33, et Sherardum dominum certe, auclo-
rem partim, habuiffe credenduseft.
1. Copy of the Karl Marftall's Commiffion, 1618,
Deputation of Sr. Wm.Segar, Garter, Wm. Camden,
Eftj. Clarenctux, &C.1619; and divers Letters relating
to the Arms of Borley, Burley, Bowett, Beck, Barker,
Blakeney, Burton, Blundon, Banaftre, Brook, Lloyd,
Owen, & Pedigree of Chelnick of Shrewfbury, Ragdon]
&c. annoi5i8— 1523, & other curious Letters, &c. re-
lating to Shropffrire, StaSbrdfhire, & the Heralds, an.
1618 to 1630, with an alphabetical Index. 29.
2. Genealogies and Arms of Shropfhire & Wel(h Fa-
milies, with their Defcents, and an Index at the . end.
_ 85.
Thefe are bound up with 3 other fmali Folios,
5178, dec. of Salop. * '
Golii Ethica, in 12 mo.
In fine fcriptum eft, « Symonds Dewes tenet."
• 7512.
A paper Book in long Folio, containing,
™. N ^ es of the Jud £ es of his late Majefty's
(William in.) Courts in Weftminfter Hall, and Wales;
and of his Councell learned in the Law. (bis.)
Counc? 6 hords & others 9 ^ his ,ate Ma J eft y ,sPriv y
3. A Book of all the Juftices of the Pfeacc in Eng.
Cat. Harl. Vol. III.
Num. 7512^-7517.
land, and Wales. The Lords and others of his late Ma-
jefties moft Honourable Privy Councell, and Mia Attor-
ney Generall are in all the Commiflione;
N.B. The Counties are placed in the Order of tho
Alphabet, with a Duplicate of Article a- at theHea4of
them. After the Counties of England & Wales, follow,
" The Towne and Parifli of Buckingham ; the Town of
Cambridge ; Liberty of Cawood in Yorkfhire: The Ifle
of Ely; the Towne and County of Haverford Weft ; tb*
Cittyof Oxford; Liberty of Saint Peter of Yorke ; th*
Towne of Peterborough in the County of Northampton;
Liberty of Ripon in Yorkfliire ; the Tbwne of Saffron
Walden in the County of Effexj Tower ©f London }
Weftminfter Liberty/*
Written in the Time of Queeti Anne.
7513-
A Wooden Box lin'd with green Velvet, in the Fdrm of
a large Folio Book, bound in red Morocco, and let-
tered ; CARTA REGIS EADGARI : MARlU^t
BRIT. DOMINI. The Chart itfelf (concerning which
See Dr. Hickes's Thefaurus Lit. Septentriqn. pages
86 & 152, of the Diflertatio Epiftplaris) is contained
within this Box ; placed upon a green feilk Cuffton,
and covered with a large Plate of Glafs.
Codex chartaceus, in o&avo longiore, continens Sigforum
et Abbreviationum Craec^rum Syllogen, 6 Codicibus
Manufcriptis, et Autoribu3 varijs, k CI. Humfredo
Wanley colleflam; et pr6pria ejufdem mano exara-
tam. Continet vero,
1 . Monogrammata in nummis, Monte-fed coftii Pa*
lacographia. i.
2. Nomina propria, prout in Codicibus MSS. abbre-
viata cernuntur: e B. Mojite-falconio j cum paucis fe
Codd. MSS. a.
3. Anni Imperatorum ConftantinopoHt m ab A.D. 792
ad 1742. Cum annisMundi et indi&ionjbus. 4.
4. Alphabeta cryptographica, partim ex Monte-fcd-
conio. g.
5. Notae et abbreviationes variae. ie. b.
6. Voces Graecae abbreviate, ex variis auftoribus, et
MSS* ufquead finem alphabeti. 16.
7. Alphabetum fecundum, Vocum Grascarum Eccle-
fiafticarum, fed nqn ultra B E P perduftum, quamvis
literarum omnium lpca (Jefignentur. Deinde, exa£ta
h^c parte.
8. " Libri et officia Ecclefiaftica Gr^corum fe D. Gul.
Gave. 1 ' Scilicet Voces Graecae ordine literarum pofitac,
cum interpretatione patina pleniffimft.
75?5-
Codex chartaceus in quarto, manu CI. Conyers Middle-
ton, S.T.P. raagnam partem fcriptus. Titulus eft,
44 Diflertationis de Servili Medicorum Conditione Ap-
pendix, feu Defenfionis Pars Secunda." Continet folia,
feu femifolia, 16.
Edita eft Diflertatio Londhii, A.D. 1761,* k viro
dodo Gul. Heberden, cum Epiftola Apologetica ad Do-
minum Lamotte Anglice cemferipta : Diflertatio ex hoc
ipfo exemplari edita eft. Epiftola inter chartys auftoris
poft mortem ejys reperta eft.
7516.
A paper Pook in Qyartp, cpntaming,
1* Declawtio Domijii Qok#, ?ap. Jytlic. 4^1 AuAo-
rite des haut Comm^pnaf ies. 93 p^g^.
t. Mipiite^of th# Pf9ceedwi^ pf tb$ HfehCpm^tf-
fioner$3tWhH«Ml» July 6, 16 16, on the Queftipn of
Commen4aiw, the King Wmftlf )w%g prpfe^t. 2 j J«Lves#
Boued with N° 75*7-
75 J 7-
A Quarto Manufciipt upon Paper, containing,
1. A I,ife of the Reverend Thjomas PieTfon, Re&or
of Brampton Brian, from 1 6 1 2 to his death in 1 633.
6 U *. A
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2. A Sermon bvhim, on Philippians iv- 6.
3. The Life of* John Packer Efq. of Tvyickenham*
born 1572, died, 1648.
4. Dr. John Baglcy f s Account of the Methods prac*
tifed in Holland, & the Proteftant Netherlands, for re-
lieving & maintaining the Poor*
5. Two Sermons, AD. 1647, of the Reverend Tho-
mas Watfon, Retfor of St. Stephen's Walbrooke. On
Pf. lxxvii. 4.
Both bound with the preceding Number*
7518.
A Quarto Manufcript upon Paper, entitled, c The
Flowers of Zion in couplet Vcrfe. On feveral Bibli-
cal Hiftories. 368 pp. Fairly written. Something want-
ing at the end, alfo a Chafmfrotn 208 to 321.
75*9-
A Quarto Manufcript upon Paper, in three Parts ; the
two laft of which are marked with the Letters Y. Z.
the whole containing Co'le&ions by the Revd. Dr.
Matthew Hutton, out of Domefday, and other Public
Records ; chiefly relating to Herefordtfiire, and the
Parts adjacent. See 6950 to 6985, colle&ions by the
fame author.
7520.
A Manufciipt in large Folio, upon Paper, containing,
1. A Regular Series of Abbots (from the year 1 101
to 1550, (inclufive) of the following Monafteries ; St.
.Albans, Weftminfter, Bury Saint Edmunds, Evefham,
Waltham, Glafton, Peterborough, Saint Mary's York,
Selby, Gloucefter, Cirencefter, Teuxbury (fic), Winch-
comb, Coventry Priory.
2. Series of Bifliops, Priors, Deans, Archdeacons,
and other fubordinate ecclefiaftical Officers (from the
year 11 01) of the following Bifliopricks; Winton, Ely,
Chichefter, Salulbury, Glocefter, and others imperfedt.
3. Tabula vocabulorum. exoticorum &c. ex Rotulo
Pipae excerptorum.
All thefe in the hand- writing of Dr. Hutton.
In the firft Page of thefe Colle&ions is the following
Memorandum,
" N. B. The Series of the Abbats within contained
were borrowed by me of Dr. Hutton, to whom I
delivered a Note under my Hand for the fafe Return of
them. But Dr. Hutton dying not long after, my Lord
(Oxford) bought his Papers, at a very dear Rate ; and
no Demand being made of thefe by the Widow, I
delivered them up to my Lord, who was pleafed to pro-
mife, that 1 fhall be indemnified from the Note above-
mentioned.
Humfrey Wanley."
75 2
A Paper Manufcript in Folio, in the Hand-writing of the
Reverend Dr. Hutton ; being a Set of Indexes, to
tarious Parts of his Colle&ions.
75.2 2.
(a.) Co4ex chartaceus in folio, Continens Bibliorum
Gnecorum Libros fequentes ; viz. Jofuae, Judicum,
Ruthae, Regum quatuor, Paraleipomen«n duos, Pro-
verbia, Ecclefiaften, et Cantica Canticorum. Textus
eft fere Codicis Alexandrini. Subjeftis indidbus
nominum er locorum in libris iifdem.
(b.) Codex qui videtur prsecedentis effe Supplementum
five pars altera ; continens Colleftanea varia Philolo-
- gica, ad Biblia Graca Spedantia, exhihet vero,
1. Nomina Urbium et locorum, ex Lidice Biblioruro
Kob. Stephani.
2. Nomina locorum S. Scripture ex Lexico Gre-
gorn.
3 — apud Hieronymum. Edit. Bafil.
1 Num. 7522—7543.
4. Leftiones variantes in Genefim. . Ex Chryfoftomo
collatas cum ms Regio. (i. e Alexandrino) Etiam in alios
Hbros.
5. Notas in varios Scripturae libros, ex Theodoretoet
aliunde.
6. CoHationem MS m variorum et Editionum, cum
Codice Regio, per omnes fere libros facros : praecipue
vero Codicis Collegii Univerfitatis apud Oxonienfes. a
fol. 1. ad 70. poftea Codicis Arundeliani a folio 71 ad
274 quod eft ultimum. Foliorum numeratio incipit cum
fe&ione hac fextS.
Quis tamen Collectiones has tarn eximias fecerit non
liquet. Eadem vero manu fere vel prorfus drnpes exaratae
funt.
7523—7526.
Upon Paper, in folio, Original Letters, chiefly upon
literary Subjcdts, for nearly one hundred years paft ;
ranged by the Names of Perfons, in the order of the
Alphabet. Thefe are very numerous & perfe&ly
miscellaneous, having been collected by Edward Har-
ley E. of Oxford, & Mr. Wanley.
The manner in which they are forted is explained
in a note, probably from the Binder to Lord Oxford, at
the end of Vol. 4.
75 2 7— 7534-.
In folio, upon Paper, various Journals of the
Houfe of Lords, between the years 1675. and
1741.
7535r
A Folio upon Paper, in the Hand-writing of Colonel
Thomas Colepeper, and entitled, Lord Frefcheville's
Evidences. Bound with the two following. .
7536.
A Folio, upon Paper, Law Pleadings, fome of them, in
the nth year of K. Henry the Fourth. Bound
with 7535 & 7537-
7537-
A Folio upon Paper, imperfeft, concerning, the Greek
Canon Law. Alfo 2. " Infcriptio in vetufto Codice
novellarum," &c.
7538-
A Manufcript in folio, upon Paper, entitled,
• " Olio, five Mundus, Authore illuftriffima Qt no-
biliffima Femina Principe Margareta Marchione de Novo-
Caflro " Vide Epiftolam Auftoris, ad finem Libn
fecundi.
7539-
In folio, upon Paper,
«< An Hiftory of the State of Scotland, by George
Buchquhanane'a Scotchman, from Book the xil. to the
xix. which laft Book is impeded." Bound with the
preceding. :
754 c ^7542.
In folio upon Paper; original Returns of Conftablf*
in feveral Counties, concerning the Rate for Snip
Money, in the Years 1640. 1641.
7543.
A thin Quarto upon Paper, entitled,
« Lifte desProteftans quf fouffrent aftudlcment
les peines des Galeres de France depuis 21. 20. 18. J5
annks pour la verite de la Religion reformee. Le ij
Mars . 707." By the Marquis de Rochegude. (N. B.
Some Materials relating hereto occut -amongft
above (7523. &c.) and amongft the Alphabeucal Mii-
cellanies hereafter defcribed.) Bound with 7545-
754+'
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7544- ;
A thick Quarto upon Paper, in the Handwriting of
Edward Earl of Oxford, Colleaor of this Library ;
entitled at the back. " Hiftorical Lift of Lives." '1 hey
are alphabetically arranged, & Contain flight biographi-
cal materials.
7545-
A thin folio upon Paper, numbered ut. (14) and
entitled, The Names of the Perfons out-lawed und
indiaed of High- Freafon in Ireland, fworne before Sir
Rich. Reynell, Cheife Juttice of the King's Bench m
Ireland, and by him delivered to the Board Nov. 12.
1691. (an Original.) Bound with 7543, figned and
witnefled.
754 6 -
A Manufcript on vellum, in old French, the initial Let-
ters gilt & coloured. It is partly in profe & partly
in verfe, & confifts of dialogue between Ladeur (the
author; and Entendement. At f. 4. Cupido alfo fpeaks
in Verfe. Some allegorical dances feem alfo to be
defcribed.
The book has at prefent 40 leaves. Something,
but perhaps only one illuminated leaf, feems to be
wanting at the beginning.
7547-
A Quarto Manufcript upon Vellum of the fifteenth Cen-
tury, being an Index of old Statutes. Imperfect.
754?-
A Paper Manufcript in Twelves, entitled, in a curious
flourifh, " Humphrey Jones his Book, containing an
Exaft Account of the Navy Debt, due before the year
1686. R. T." Beautifully written throughout.
7549-
A Mufic Book, formerly marked as belonging to John,
Duke 6f Newcaftle. At one end are Songs Italian,
French and Englilh, with a few Pfalms, for a fingle
Voice. At the other are the marks for fol,fa 9 with
more vocal Mufic, & fomc Pfalms, In the middle &
at each end are a few words without Mufic.
755°-
In Duodecimo, a printed Almanack of Alleftree for the
year 1627 ; with Chronological Notes in the Writing
of Sir Symonds D'Ewes.' Alfo large Collections in a
Cypher.
7551-
Volumen forma maximae, in quo colle&a funt vana
codicum fragmenta. Scilicet,
1. Notse veteres in Cantica Canticorum. Folia 18,
membranacea.
2. Le&iones ex Verfione Anglo Saxonica S. Macthaei,
cap 6. ad finem. Marci, Lues. In charta Scriptae, et
m ^Aliae fimiles Leftiones, fed imperfecta ; et in charta
paul6 majore.
4. Folia quatuorEvangeliiSec. Lucam, membranacea,
pervetufta, ex antiquo libro defumpta.
5. Folia duo membranacea, ex Codice perantiquo, in
quibus depiSae funt imagines Pauli et Johannis Apofto-
lorum, cum inferiptipnibus variis Graecis. Areae piftu-
rarum totae auro linuntur. In fronte folii prioris legitur
hsec inferiptio Uteris aureis uncialibus.
'O puTpofiafVfl? yivovs iyxipflns*
I TOV A»*Cj f & ™ TpOTOV, V7ri|p£TIK #
N*/»«> i Sum xal x*\t(iSt\\iypwo; 9
cJ^ijf XsaUng <t>iu/av#s ^ypicofAiyoq*
xInWf cvvtvvov' urx yv (x/>»r*) 7rci^*W
roy &px n*Z\Qv yM riy 7ro»/x/v»
Num. 7551— 7553.
yoZ ir* PpSjtxa roy *vvo; rov Ktp&pov*
TIaZXos r'pv$% rpvfts ft t5k tynfopov
fZ; rpirroy mwXovv- wc 'opuy it*px**<,
iTTxikov ivpuy im twAivylxy*
Notandum eft, quod primus ex his Senariis^ confirm
mat admirabilem el. Weffelingii conje&uram, in Difc
fertatione Herodotea p. 81. ut mihi indigitavit vir doc-
tifs. Tho, Kidd.
Supra caput Pauli, in ptiore pifkura; fcriptum eft
iraZ\oc i i*v?r,t t«v uwoppriTM \iyuv* Piftura fecunda trei
habet figuras; unam ftantis, duas fddehtiam. Supra ca-
put ftantis fcribitur, Iwtwuf, i Sofa ttk £xxAij<n'«fi Xoyoxtg
ipinu* rov; ctiroppwvs mixov Stipra fedentem; in dextri
oixoup&ior, fiipra alitim ®toSuptro<. Circa bras pifturd-
rum etiam inferiptiones pinguntur, de Nerone, Paulo*
Scilicet, rirca priofeirt
V^X* Nipww u rvpayyiKurarrij
A£(r/xoic fcpvxloic iio-ai* frtSovfAUi)
tlxvXc; Si xat *.oli kotXti Kxfap.lp&* 9
Tcy rov Ow irpoauiroy t^xyooq (3Xevwv .
Circa alteram,
ISov Xot\ov<rw «c Si%'py.%vtvxo\K i
X.VVM H:oSbopiroq Oixovfxmw
UavXov r% flifrfryftr* /»»fl« rosy \oyuv.
AXx ivm* $px&ut. to xjpv&ovy rop* 9
liyuo-iy ivroi xxi Suvxpiynpty* (fic.)
XI? xj>v<roptiQpo; xjveoyove ypafu povoc*
6. Fragmentum infigne Codicis membranacei,Latini}
tredecim folia exhibens Epiftolarum Catholicarum et
Paulinarum, hoc ordine ; Epiftola Jacobi; Petri i. a.
Ad Parthos, five Johannis 1* Ejufdem 2. & 3. Judae.
Sequitur Epiftola ad Romanos, cum Prologis &c : etiam
capitula et argumenta in Epift. 1 . ad Count hios. Literae
majores auro et coloribus infignes. In 1 Joh< v. legimus,
« c Qnm tres funt qui tpftimonium dant. fps, aqiia. et
fanguis, et tres mmm funt/' Fragmentum yidetur
feculidecimi. Folia haec figuris olim (fed non ab initio,)
notata; 408 ad 420. # # #
7. Fragmentum minus, antiquions torlan Codicis
membranacei, exhibens folia tantum duo, ex Epiftolis
catholicis : a 2 Pet. ii. 16. " Correptionem vero babuit
fuae vefanke"— ad 2 Joh. 5. " Et nunc rogo te domina
non tanquam mandatum/ — In verfu Johannis vexato,
quaedam m textu mutata fuerunt, et in margine fcripta
eft (at manu veteri) leftio Catholica. ^
8. Folia feptem, membranacea, exmu£ ornata, ted
prioribus longe recentiores. Quae fervantur haec funt.
Conclufio Aftuuni Apoft. Epiftolae Catholica. e. g.
Jacobi, Petri 1. 2. Johannis 1. 2. 3. Judas fere tota.
Legitur hie, in loco celebri, u Qm tres st q' teftimoniC
dant m tra : Spus aqua et fanguis. Et tres st qui tefti-
moniu dant in caelo. pater et filius et fpiritus fanftus.
Et hi tres unum st.*' m
9. Folia tria membranacea, quae contmere videntur
fragmentum commentarii Latini in Apocalypfin^
7552.
Sermons and Mifcellaneous Theolo^cal Trails, of
various ages. Imperfed & obfeure. In folio, on
Paper,
7553-
A book of fragments, containing
1. Two lines & ^ of Hebrew thus fubfenbed by Mr.
H.Wanley, Nomina accentuum five Notarum muficalium
quibus utuntur Judaei, cum ipfis notis, V» ^^
manu, me vidente, fcripfit Aaron Moyfes, Judanis Polo-
nus feptuagenarius, 25 dieMaij A. D. 1713.
q. Three leaves of Hebrew writing inverted by the
binder.j 3. A
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3. A pfayw w Arabic Engl$*» tranflated by Simon
Ockley.
4. Twelve te*ve$ ?f VeHt*m f cofltakiing fragments of
divinity in l*bn.
i. Various irregular gfteawandums^
. Fpur paper leaves, cQ&tai*iing a tra# 00 the
Rofary, in Engliflu
7t $ix Je*vss, conning a fragment of a Sermon in
8. Four leaves* being pa* t of a Latin treadle on the
Trinity.
9. " Sptrityall Sonnet tes. to the honour of God & his
Saynto* % H : C 17 Sonnets, as old as the time
$fE|i?. 10 leaves,
10. Some old Englifh verfes, fubferibed Allen, & a
paraphrafe on pan of the 1 zzd Pfakn, by Tho. Spratt.
7554.
Codex partial membranaceus, et partita chartaceus, in
o&avo minori, continens Traffcatulos, Oratiunculas
Catechefeis, Thealogica, et aliaj imperfe&a et ob-
fcura.
7555-
Codex paitim chartaceus et partim roembranaceus, in
folio, continens,
1. Summonitionem Parliament* anno ^ Edw. primi.
2. Affifam de Anno vicefuno Edw. tertij.
3. Alia Juridica*
755*-
Ji foCo upon Piper, containing various Matters relating
to Parliament }
i. The form of an Addrefs to obtain Satisfe&ion for
fome Mifreprefentations concerning their Privileges;
drawn up by a feltft Committee, of Sir Francis Bacon,
Sir Edwin bandys, and others. Direded to the King's
jnoft Excellent Majeftie (James *.} from the Houfe of
Commons affembled in Parliament.
a. Report pf the Committee appointed to infpeft the
Records tor Precedents, where Bills whh Penalties have
begun in theHoufe of Peers; as alfo where Penalties in
Bills begun in the Hcufe of Commons, have been akered
in the Houfe of Peers.
3. An Alphabetical Index of Parliamentary affairs ;
feemingly in the Hand-writing of Lord Somers's private
Secretary.
4. Aa Alphabetical Lift of the Houfe of Commons,
without date.
5. Several Draughts and Copies of private and other
Bills.
7557*
Upon Paper, in large folio,
1. Draught of a Bill relating to Inns and Victualling
Houfes.
2. Draughts of other Bills, Mifcelianeous; and Frag-
ments of a Law Common Place. e
755*.
Codex partim membranaceus partiwenartaeem,. is quar-
to, continens fc-agmenta quaedam MUeellamtt ad Jus.
Civile et Canonicum ipe&aatia-
7559—7562.
Upon Paper, in large folio, Miscellaneous CoHe&ons
of Law Matters, as Pleadings, Grants, Evidences,
Records, Bills, Aafwera, Interrogatories, Depofi-
tions, &c. ranged in the order of time, viz. Vql. i.
From K.Hen. hi. to the End of Q. Elizabeth Vol
w. From the Year of Chrift »6oa, to 1650. VoJ.m.
*rom .1650.10 i 7 oa. Vol. iv. Papers, many of them
correfpondmg to the foregoing; ut without Dates.
Num. 7562— 7567.
?5 6 3>
u- » ^ L thic . k 5V. art0 "P 011 Pa per mtuled,
tort a&^T 1 VV ™ Adel Unnd
init ghed der Koninglichen Societel in Engelland : An-
dererlheil. Der naturhchen experimentirten Philofo-
gha; und d«er gebrauch in derArtzney. Die Erft
fefam. Arfs dem Englifchen ins deutfche verfeaet
Sift S?° I™ ^fS 9 ? amfa ''* ,, Th * «> ce »^
Philofophical works of Mr. Boyle, tranflated into Ger-
man by C. A. Ramfay, &c.
7564.
Upon Paper, in folio ; Mifcellanies, Medical and Philo-
fophieaL Of various fizes.
756s.
In folio upon Paper, Heraldical M,ifcel!anies.
7566.
In folio, upon Paper, Mifcellanies relating to Hiftory,
Antiquity, Law, and Government in Church and
State ; collected, and feemingly written, by Sir Rich.
Gipps, in part at leaft.
7567.
A volume of various fragments, fomeof them Saxon, b
the hand- writing of Dr. Hickes.
1. Ediftsof King ^thelbirht made ouSt.Auguf-
tine's day.
a. Some of the laws of iEthelred: In the margin
is written, " Defunt h* leges in Archawiomia Lamberti,
habentur autem Latine in chronico Joh. Brunton. Hift.
Angl. Scrip, x. fol. 895/'
3. In Saxon Letters, " Indicia civitatis Lundoniae."
Moft of thefe alfo are in Bromton, in Latin. See the
particular note* of Dr. Hickes m the margins.
4. A Saxon Lift of 39 Archbifliops of Canterbury,
beginning with St. Auguftin : alfo lifts of fever^l other
Sees, ki Saxoa Letters. The ferft ie^f repeated at the "
end.
5. Quotations from hiftories of EngKfli Saints.
6. m Saxon, a note of the fale of fome Land.
7^ Very imperfect fragments, among them a title for
a Life of Bp.Bedell^ called " Speculum Epifcoporum."
8. On Vellum r fragments of the Ecclefiaftkal Hif-
toryof England, in Latin; of about the 15th century.
& leaves.
9. On paper, four leaves of notes on the Ecciefiafti-
cal hiftory, of the time of Conftantine.
10. Four vellum leaves, fuperferibed in a modern
hand, iC Paffio S. Albani, ex Anglico Sermone in Lati-
num veria, per Gujielmum Monachum S. Albany vid.
primord. Ecclef. Britan. 80.
11. Two vellum leaves, being a fragment of Ibrae
Latin notes on the Papal decrees.
12. Mifcelianeous fragments, among them a Saxon
infeription, with an interlineary Latin V^rlton. After
which follow extra&s from old books called Liber Sand-
wich„ Liber Banduck, &c. Alio lifts of BUhops from old
records.
13. Other fragments ; a copy of tfee Letters patent of
Henry 8. to the Prior of Chrift-chweh. Copy of adeed
of Gut of Hackington place to Lord Cromwell, &c.
14. Some papers of different fiaes, written in red &
black ink, thus fuperferibed, u Excerpta quaedam ex
RotHlis Efcaetr de Temp. Eliz. in Archivis regiis, vulgo
Capella Rotulof . vocat. quae ad Familiarum ftemmatuni-
que enucleandas feries. aliamque ad Topographiam
Comit. Suff. apprime cenducunt."
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Num. 7567^-7 570.
*<?. A fet of Papers, marked at the beginning Mr.
/Lambert's own CoUediohs. On the fecond leaf the
contents are enumerated thus, 1. " The Earle of Effex
his apology for the CaJies voyage. 2. Orders for Chrift-
. :mas Gaminge. 3* Foraigne auxiliary foldiers, their pe-
j tttion for tfeliefe and anf wer. 4. Sir Roger Manwood's
patent for a Judge in the Kings Bench. 5. Alfo his
patent for cheefe' Baron of the Exchequer. 6. Some
notes oi\t of the hiftory of Hungary. 7. The names of
the Confederate Princes, of the faction of Rome. 3. The
Jefuits preparative for murdering of Kings & Princes. 9.
\ AGopieof verfes on aconference betwixt Pope, Emperor,
& Spain. 10. Decrees & Statutes touching Northgate
Holptfall by Canterbury in Kent. 11. The patent &
flatutes for the Holpfrall of Eaft Greenwich in Kent.
12. Orders touching Cobham Hofpitall founded by Lord
Brooks hi Kent. 13. Orders for Croydon Hofpitall by
Whitgift the founder. 14* Some notes relating to Chrift
Church Hofpitall."
i 6. Account of a Grant of the parfonage of Morden
in Kent.
17. Copy of a Latm deed on vellum, with the feal
painted in Green.
ilL Copy of * deed relating to Chrift Church Hofpi-
tal, on 1 2 large {licet?.
19. Values of Livings & names of incumbents in
Durham & Northumberland, in 1630 or 1636.
20. A print of Johannes Aymon Craveter, with the
froi$fpi$ce to a book.
au A certificate of a Chriftening in the 23d Year of
~ Elizabeth } alfo fome epitaphs, & another certificate dated
1640.
7568^—7569.
tJppn £ape*V in large folio, Heraldical and Hiftorical
Colle&ions by Randal Holmes, delating to the City
arid County of Chefter, &c. Alfo to the Family of
Stanley, EaHs of Derby, and others. Thefe are very
r confuted & miscellaneous;
y : - • ' 7570. - - - • •'
* • , A very mifcellianeous volume, containing,
" 1. An alphabetical index of names, referring to
fome work not mentioned, & written on long flips ot pa-
per, on both fides.
2. A "tract " de Militia Romana" in Latin, very fairly
written, 25 pages. ' A boui the fame date as the follow-
ing, & probably by the fame hand:
t $ K The charatter of an excellent IVince,* from Pliny 's
panegyric^ in parallel columns, Latin & French, — I. N. D.
fthich is fuperfcribedi means c * In riomine Domini/' as
over the French column i£ wljStten u Au N. de IV Au
nom $e$)iku. Subjoined, mi the fame band, ire ex-
tracts from Seneca & Cyprian. , InsH 2 t pages.
• Apparently by thefamepetfon, exura#s or rather
totes from PhilofuphicaiL^u/qs; firft Gilbert iBurnathi
Scoti, Philofophiae in Acad. Montalbami Profeltbris,
taken In 1/356 \ alfo from Atiftotle's Ethic?; In > all 55
pages. At the termination of feveral partfc B. N; D. i.e.
Beatum fiomen Domini. /
, ; A table of contents to -fojne book on Roman
Law. . t
6. Obfcure & itftperfeft fragments; bought bf. Mr.
<H. .Wanley.i-j t ) ; - - . > "
- .\fji Soine^eay«3 ftipe^nhedby 4tfr- Wanley, "Folia
quaedam imperfecta, manu Salamonis Negri. " t Theft
are iix l^ay^t r "\ V* •
1 ( Si. lnftitwio&of the Bank of Middleburg in Zealand^
^vrittea iilDutch 165^ , : ,•
9, A fhprt lift <)t \Bpok3. ?
v i i Q- Ia^updeeiinp ;fi|se* ps^t of a Geographical woik
in Latins 7 ; . J . , .
, iu. On eight pages of vellum ciofely written, in Latin
'& -Italian., the bargain for a purchafe made by Vincentius
s Cat.Harl. Vol. IIL
Gonzaga,' Duke of Mantua & Montferrat, from Louis
Gonzaga t)uke of Nivernois. Quarto fize.
12. Part of an Italian tranflation from theSpanitfi
works of Antonio £erez. Two leaves*
13. On three leaves of vellum* finely written &illu*
piinated, a Letter from Ahtonius Filholius Archbilhop of
Aquen. to Henry 3 bf France, prefenting to him thd
Decrees, &c. of the Council of Trent, with the atteffcw
tion of Jacobus Guarini prefixed, and dated Sept. 5,
l 548. I :t
14. Various papers in French, fcane entitled Lfttrei
Fraternelles : mixed with a few papers in Latin.
15. c | Carafteres de la Gourde France 1698." Fairly
written in French, 23 pages.
16. « Coppie d'urie Lettre dcritte a Mgr Vic6unte
D^Andrezel Ambaffadeur du Rov k la Porte, par M. de
Vatnay, Conful de France aux Dardanelles, le 26Avril
1 ; 26." Ten leaves.
1 7. In Latin, a copy of a" treaty between Charles the
Twelfth of Sweden &c Louis xiv. of Trance, fiened in
1698.
.18. Fragments of various fizes, relating to Englifli
Hiftory: very imperfeft.
1 9. Five leaves of a tt'<i€t with this title, " Curia Re-
galis, or Court RoyaJl, or the government of the King's
moft honourable Houfe> collected into three books, Ec-
clefiaftigue, Civill, Millitary. Written by an auntient
Courtier/' * The contents are more particularly fpecified*
on the rtext page, but only a very fmall p^rt is prefervedr
. 757 1 - •
In folio, upon Paper, part of a book with this title,
1. " Henrici lluntinddhenfis, Hiftoria Minor, Cui
tpfe Titulum praefixit, u Abbrevationes, tptius G^>eriS
u praecedauis, videlicet, De Seculis et de Aetatibus
" Tepiporibufque, 9um quibufdam adje&is ad inftruc*
u tionem pofterorum compilatae." Cum ahjs ejufdenl
Henrici Operibus Manufcriptis, ex vetuftiffimo Codice
Manufcripto cpmpacto in Bibliotheca Simondfii Deuuefij.
Equitis Aurati t\ Baronetti publicata.'* Twelve leaves.
2. A fragment of an old ^iftory of King Arthur, ill
Latin, the leaves numbered, 85*^89.
3. Several very imperfedt fragments, relating to Hif-
tory; as, tin extract from Gervafijjs, part of a contract
refpefting Cales, &c. collected by tj. tVanley.
4. Copy of a treaty of peace between England &
France in the Year 1538, with, a Patent from Queetl
Mary, on parchment, & other detached pieces.
5. In 12" 0 fizc, a fragment entitled rt A Breife of
fome conftitutions agreed upon by the Regent & Profef- ;
fors of the Academie, which concerne all Noblemen &
Gentlemen there inftituted, ivhat they (hall paye and
what benefit they lhall receive.^ With two other frag-
ments. * ^
^ 6. Hiftorical notes, from 680 to 1559, on Englifli
Hiftory, a note on the Plague in 1603, & articles cbn-
certiing thfc Match with Spain, 6c foine imperfeft
papers.
7. *vThe Speech of Sir Edward Hale's fori, of the
Univerfity College in Oxford, which he nlade unto the
King there," followed by fragments iaquarto:
8. *• 1 be narrative of Prince Rupert, cbnfcernmg the;
mifcarrlagcs in the late War with the Dutch, offered to
the Houfe of Commons in November 1667." 4 to . Widi
a fragment of an old brder 'of Council, another order for
the ranfom of two prifoners at Algiers, dated 1682; and;
a complaint refpedting the ill treating of an appren-
tice.
* 9. Copy of King Williams patent for eftablifliing a
School in the Parifti of St. James Weftminfter, on the
Petition of Lewis Maidkell, to be called a Royal
School. - • • - -
^o. On Vellum, a ftatement of the Englifh and Dutch
united Line of Battle in 1 -04.
6 X ii. A memo-
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u . A memorial on employing the French Proteftants
in the Sea Service.
12. A paper addreffed to Robert Har ley Efq. one of
her Majefty's principal Secretaries of State, & Speaker of
the Houfe of Commons, entitled " A narration of evil
& difloyal pra&ices agamft her Majefty's facred Perfon
& Government. By William Barlee Lucas." Alfo a
fecond, by the fame, of pra£Hces tending to Sedition &
Rebellion : together nine leaves folio.
13. Fragment of a law deed, written over, on the
back, with hiftorical memorandums.
757 2 -
In folio, upon Paper, a Mifcellaneous Colle&ion of Ren-
tals, written in the fifteenth and fixteenth Centuries.
Towards the end, is a curious table on vellum, of the
produce or contribution of all the counties, in different
commodities.
7573-
In folio, upon Paper,
1. Short Mifcellaneous Extrafts from the Book of
Domefday: fome of them authenticated by the proper
officers.
2. Hiftorical Indexes, and other Fragments: very
imperfed and Mifcellaneous.
7574-
In folio, upon Paper, Mifcellaneous Rentals, Public Ac-
counts, and other Fragments, with the Patent of Sir
John Olborne for Treasurer's Remembrancer, Cha.n.
& to Sir Rich Haddock refpe&ing naval affairs, Jas. 11.
.7575.
In folio, upon Paper,
1." Salvus Conduct us Johanni Langton Mercatori
Anglo, k Stephano Polonise Rege. A.D. 1679. An
Regni Reginse Elizabethae. (22 0 .) conceflus." In Polifh
& Englifh.
2. In an old hand, " the travels, meetinge, and en-
tertainment of the Ambaffadours of the Realme of Eng.
lande into the Lowe countrie, 1 579." 9 leaves 4 to .
3. A tranfeript of the relation of the converfion &
baptifm of Jfuf the Turkifh Chaous, named Richard
Chriftophilus. In the prefence of a full congregation Jan.
30, 1658, in Covent Garden." Four leaves, copied
from fomething printed, but imperfe&.
4. Concerning the Eleftor of Brandenbourg.
5. Short accounts of various German towns, two
leaves.
6. The Youman's (Yeomans) travels, very coarfely
written, partly on quarto & partly on folio paper.
Befides one or two very imperfed fragments not
enumerated. 0
757 6 -
Liber chartaceus in folio, continens mifcellanea Grseca et
Latina.
1. Index in Epigrammata Graeca, ex initiis epigram-
matum conflatus, juxta EditionemBrodaeo Stephanianam
A. D. 1 600. Ordine alphabetico, fed rudiore, fecundum
primam tantum literam digefto.
2. Oratio habita in Schol* Weftmonafterienfi Maii
7»i7°5-
3. Phrafes Anglicae et Latinae, Tyronis cujufdam.
12
4- Manu Humfredi Wanley, " Abbrevationes ver-
boruinin Ohv.Cromwellii Pfalterio Graeco (inBiblio-
theca Bodl.) explicate.- Titulus hie pramittitur a pa*.
10.
praemittitur a pag.
¥AATH'PION C tN 0E« 'Arm KAAOfMENON *OPrA-
NON, OnEP AETETAI NO'BAA IIAP' 'EBPAJ'OIC
HAP* EAAHCIN AE N YAATH'PION, AABI V A OPO- '
GH'TOT KAf BACIAEX2C ME'AOC EPMHNET0EN
TAP HAP A X TOT 'OCI'OT IIATPtfC 'HMXIN' A0ANA-
CfOT AAEH ANAPEI'AC.
Folia 17 in ia m ".
Num. 7576—7578.
5. Valediftiones fex,. in Schola Weftmonafterienfi
diftaeA.D. 1705. Scil.ab alumnis, Briarcliff, Cundit'
Dent, Hawfe, Ward, Heylin. 9 *
6. Epigrammata Latina, in thefes varias. folia 2.
7. Carmina Quadragefimalia, Oxonii fcripta. folia 2.
8. Poema Latinum, ethicum, Anno 1588 fcriptum"
vel exferiptum ; incipiens, 9
"A Phebo phebe lumen capit, k fapiehte
Infipiens fenfum, quo quafi luce micat."
Folia 14.
9. Epigramma in IJgurinum, cum notulis paucis.
10. Carmen Latinum, Heroicum, axtfaxov et ocn\t r ov
de Religione Turcarum. *
11. Nobiliffimo domino Roberto, Baroni Harley,
Comiti Oxonii, Comiti Mortimer, Magna Britannia
Thefaurario, de Commercio ad Auftralem Americam, ab
ipfo feliciter ex cogitato et ftabilito." Carmina Elegiaca,
nomine " Ja. Cuningham" fubferipta. Manu elegant!
in membrana exarata.
1 2. Carmina Latina ; Scil. Carmen Bucolicum inter
Meliboeum, et Damcetam, de Pace a Gulielmo et Maria
Stabilita ; Epigramma, et Poema T *v Epw/xfv^.
13. Declamatio fuper chartam grandiorem fcripta, in
Lemma " Dici beatus ante obitum nemo fupremaque
funera debet/' A Gulielmo Colepepper.
7 577-
Mifcelianies in Quarto, Italian & Englifh.
1. Two leaves of Italian receipts.
2. An Italian Poem with this title, " II Tamigi
giulivo all* immortalita del merito dell' excellen m0 Sig-
nore Vriothaflay Ruflell Duca di Bedford, Principe, e
Pari d'Inghilterra, Poefia iftorica per mufica."
3. An Italian Poem on fix folio leaves entitled,
44 Invitto del Cielo enamorato a Galathea."
4. A mifcellaneous colle&ion of Italian Poems, fairly
written on 30 leaves 4 t0 fome " Contra Roma," others
againft the Jefuits, with one in Latin.
" Hymnus hie dat modum vitae
Quo utuntur Jefuitae." 15.
With more of a Satirical nature, on Venice, the Pope,
&c.
5. Another book of Italian poems, chiefly in ridicule
of the Spanifh Armada in 1588. 26.
6. Seven Satirical Fables in Englifli, with the general
title of " Efop in Spain/' The fables are, 1. The De-
vil & the Prieft. 2. The Courtier. 3. The Pilgrims.
4. The Ufurers & Merchants. 5. The Ingrates. 6. The
Partifans. 7. The Confederacy. 16 leaves.
7. A fragment of a Satirical Poem written at Cam-
bridge, being part of Canto 4 & 5. viz. pag. 28 — j$.
7578.
In folio, etc. partly Parchment, partly Paper,
1 . A fingle leaf, verfe & profe.
2. Nineteen vellum leaves, containing Lydgate's Pro-
verbs to f. 1 2, and thence a colle&ion of his Balades of
the 15th Century.
3. One Paper, an old fet of poems in feveral parts
entitled " Polwart & Montgomerie flyting." At the
6nd " Scriptum per me Johtnnem Rutherford." 12
leaves. Alfo on the outfide "John Rutherfurd his
buik."
4. Part of a Drama entitled " Nebuchadnezzars fiery
furnace. ,, On paper 4'° p. 321 — 368, original pages.
5. An Englifh Poem, to which are prefixed thefe
Verfes,
" Faftique Annales Ofkelli, Stanleorumque
Panduntur: blande, non hie quae fifta leguntur."
Dedicated, To the Worfhipful his mod refpeded
Friend Gab. Hefkethe. Signed, Theamr. 4 10 1? pages.
6. Grammatical verfes and Extrafts, written by
Humf. Wanley in 1 587. The firft ^re " Verfus Diffe-
rentiales," refpefting the Latin Language. Then re-
marks on the Greek, then Proverbs, &c. Many 4 t#
leaves.
7 . « 17.
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Num. 7578—7580.
7. " 17 February, 1717 — 18. This Book given to
humfrey Wanley, by James Mickleton of Grayes Inne,
Efq; containing a Colle&ion of old Songs, &c. ufed
within and about the Biflioprick of Durham." This at
the end.
8. AMufickBook, much mutilated*
. 7579 :
Mifcellanies of various fizes.
1. In i2 w * A catalogue of Books with the price!. The
name at the beginning " Samfon Deerkins."
2. In 8vo. A lift by Mr. Wenley entitled, " Libri
praeftantiores in Bibtiotheca Bodleiana." Curious, &
perhaps important.
3. Some other lifts: among them on a narrow piece of
vellum, " Catalogus librorum Hebraic^ Impreflbrum
quos deftinavit vendendos feptimana infequeme R. Aha-
ron Mofhe. Schedulam mihi dedit idem Rabbinus, 4
die Novembris 1713." This note by Mr. Wanley,
4. A Catalogue, in folio, with this title, " The Lamps
of the Law, & Lights of theGofpel: or the titles of
fome late fpiritual, polemical, metaphyficai new books,
diligently colk&ed into one volume by Grafs & Hay
Wither." With a very curious dedication. 9
leaves.
5. In folio. " Index Librorum Orientalium, qui in
celebri Bibliotheca Eximii D ui Oxonii affervantur.'' fol-
lowed by a catalogue of printed books and various other
Catalogues.
6. Political & Eeclefiaftical books defigned for the
prefs in 1700. Copied from an original belonging to
Henry E. of Clarendon.
7. Other Catalogues, fol. &c.
8. A colle&ion of Saxon Words, k fome imperfect
papers.
. 7 5 8 °-
A paper folio, neatly written in an uniform hand, & con-
taining,
1. « The Hiftory of the Original & Progrefs of Ty-
pography & Calcography." f. 1. Prefixed is a fmail de-
tached paper on the Art of Wheedling.
2. c< Reafons for reviving & continuing the Aft for the
Regulation of Printing." ~ 7.
3. The Petition of William Bentley Printer, " to the
Supreme Authority, the Parliament of the Common-
wealth of England." f. 1 1 , for leave to print Bibles.
4. " Dangerous Errors in feveral late printed Bibles to
the great fcandal & corruption of found and true Reli-
gion. Difcovered by William Kilburne Gent. Printed
at Finfbury Anno 1659." This feems to be a tranfcript
of the traft which had that title. 13.
5. " The Character of a Diurnal-Maker." 21.
6. Two Poems, with this general title, " A Scourge
for Paper Perfecutors, or
Paper's complaint, compil'd in ruthful Rimes,
Againft the Paper-Spoylers of thefe times.
By J. D. with a continued inquifition againft Paper
Perfecutors. By A. H." f. 23 & 3 1 . b.
In all 34 leaves.
758*-
In Quarto upon Paper,
1. A Latin fragment relating to Lord Leicefter, dated
1588.
2. A trad with this title, 1. "A Petition diredted to her
mod Excellent Majefty (Q^Eliz.) wherein is delineated.
1. A Meane how to compound the Civil Diffention in the
Church of England. 2. AProofe that they who write
for Reformation do not offend againft the Statute of 23
Eli?, c. 2, and therefore, till Matters be compounded de-
ferve more Favour. Hereunto ys annexed, fome Opi-
nions of fuch as fue for Reformation, by which it may
appear, hpw unjuftly they are (laundered by their Bifhops.
P a K*59* Together with the Author's Epiftle to the
Num.7581— 7585.
Reader, p. 65. Alfo, certain Articles, wherein is dif-
covered the Negligence of the Bifhops, their Officials,
Favourers, and Followers, in performance of fundry Ee-
clefiaftical Statutes, Lawes and Ordirfances, Royal and
Epifcopal, publillied for the Government of the Church
of England. Laftly, Certain Queftions or Interrogato-
ries, drawn by a Favourer of the Reformation, wherein
he defireth to be refolved by the Prelates." 8*5.
It appears to be a very elaborate & learned traft. The
Petition ends at p. 57 : but no name is fubjoined to that,
or the Epiftle to the reader. The old pages, which are
now reftored, amount to 92.
3. " Mr. Cart wrights Lre to Mrs. Stubbes his Sifter-
in-lawe, to perfwade her from Brownifime." 13 pages.
4. A Letter or addrefs, figned He Clay, & fuperfcribecj
" Wifdom & discretion from the Father of Lights. "
5. " A preface to prayre, by way of Dialogue. All
thefe in the fame, or a fimilar, old hand.
6. Afmall fized traft, entitled, "TheEfFea of the
Charge given to the Grand Jurye at Yorke, the laft
Affizes, by Sir John Davis, Knight, his Majefties firft
Serjeant at the Lawe, being one of the Juftices of Affize
for the Northerne Circuitt." 35 pages, in a fmall
hand.
7582.
Upon Paper, in folio.
1. Leicefter's Commonwealth, an old Copy.
2. A traft concerning Courts ot Juitice. begins, "Al-
dermannus Lord of the Hundred, with the Chief Lords of
eachTownefhipwithin their lymitts Judged*' — Ends.
" For Monarchy againe may fooner growne under anArif-
tocracie, which it once did, then under a Democracye,
which it never yet either felt or feared."
3. " Crumms faPn K. James's Table. Or his Table
Talk. Principally relating to Religion, Embaffyes, State
Policy, &c. taken by Sir Thomas Overbury, the Qrigi-
nall being his own Hand- writing/'
4. Part of the title of this tradt is obliterated, the words
that remain are,
, ve ;
■ '< ■ rabilis
■ • ■ — ifterium
A. Regis
Richardi — queitum
Alio Decimo.
Suppofed to be the 10th of Richard 11. The trad
begins " Ex quo mors, diuturnitas longaeva a labili hu-
manorum memoria praefentia fataliter abforbeant de qui-
bufdam dudum (A. D. 1386. fortunis in Anglia, de
tempore Mortis pofterioribus fcripto redigere inftans me
ratio mo vet." A traft of fome extent.
5. A League between France and England, ult. Hen.
viii. Bought of H. W.
In very large Folio, partly Parchment, partly Paper }
various Signs Manual, from 1523 to 1684. Hz. of
King Henry the Eighth, Francis 1. of France, Queen
Mary, Queen Elizabeth, King James 1. Oliver
Proteftor, King Charles 2. &c. Alfo a Ruffian
Charter.
7584.
Upon Parchment, in o&avo, a Fragment, in the French
Language, being a part of the old Statutes muck
mutilated.
7585-
Codex Membranaceus in Quarto, continens Librum
di&um Pirufli. R. Abraham Aben Ezra, halha Torah.
Baruch bar Simeon fqripfit ; fine loco aut anno. Ad-
duntur in fine, Annotationes Rabbi Levi Sabte ~r : n
priroam partem Mifhnah,
u Code*
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• Nunu. 7566-^7626. I
; i ■ : ■ 7586. A. 1
Code* Membranaceus in Quarto, fcriptus in ufum
* Stabatay filii Matatyae, in Plenilunio Marheflan, anno.
* Mundi 5044. Chnfti autem 1184. In eo habetur
x- Rabbi Mofis Maimonidis Dire&orium Dubitantium. j
J)ire&orium Maimonidis &c. Hcbraice, Folia vero multa i
; carie exefa. Etiam membr. in 4to. j
75 8 7— 7 6 05- j
\Jpon Paper, in folio, Adverfaria, colle&ed by a Per-
fpn of the Nam/ of Colepeper ; and appearing to be 1
the mod material Occurences, and Reading of his
Life, digefted by the Subjects, in the Order of the
Alphabet*
! 7606—7617.
In folio, upon Paper ; Hiftorical Colle&ions relating to
! Parliamentary and other Public Affairs of the King*
doms of Great-Britain and Ireland ; digefted by the
~ Subjects, in the order of the Alphabet.
7618.
Codex Membranaceus in folio magno, Lingua et Literis
Hcbraicis fcriptus ; continens autem Judseorum Ger-
manbrum Preces quafdam Poenitentiales pro diebus
quadraginta ante Jejunium, quod Propitiationis five
Expiationis dicitur. Defunt Initium et Finis.
' 7 6l 9-
A large double Rnll Containing the Hebrew Pentateuch,
written in a very large character, on brown African
; Skins. It confifts of 40 Skins, of different breadths 4
'~ibme containing more columns than others. The co-
* lumns are 153, each column contains about 63 lines ;
<- is about 22 inches deep, and generally more than 5
inches broad. The Letters have no points, apices, or
- flourilhes about them. The initial words not larger
: than the reft, and between one book and the next is
* left the fpace of four lines.
• . 7620.
A more modern Roll of a very fimilar kind,
7621.
Codex membranaceus in q l ° continens Pentateuchum,
&c cum verfione Chaldaica, et ilotis quibufdam Ma-
foreticis.
7622.
Codex membranaceus in 4*° continens, Proverbia Salo-
y, monis, cum commentario Rab. Levi Ben Gerfon.
7 6 *3-
A thin folio, written on vellum, with this title,
" A Copie of the Bookc (affigned by his Majeftie)
of Diet, Wages, &c. for Prince Charles his Highnefs, &
tht: reft of his Majefties Royal Children. Anno xiiij. Rs.
Caroli," i. e. Charles 1.
7624.
. Al Koran, Arabice. Codex chartaceus in i2 m \
i » 7625.
Afmall quarto of Paper, entitled " The Accompt of
•* Henry Travis, Genu one of the Clerkes of Samuel
i Wight wick, Efq. Chief Clerke, &c. of Mich. Term
1653." The account is written in different hands,
but always under the name of H. Traveis, & is con-
tinued to Hil. Term 4*. W. & M. i.e. 1693.
7626.
"Codex mcnAr^naceus in folio, pertenuis, cui titulus,
Teftamentuin<j|ve^ voluntas Diii Roge Merfch, quo
Num. 7626- — 7639.
ad Laiam foedu fuum de mj gr tentis in parochiis bt
Me de Bothalde et SCi Johis fuperWalbroke London.
Cum jura* a de non variando ab eodem."
7627.
Catalogus Vetenlm Editiofcum Scriptorum Latinorum
manu Humf. Wanley fcriptus. 2 vol. in i2pio*
7628.
Grammatfca Grasca C&radeni interfoliata, cum notis
MS is de ftru&ur&Graecas linguae, ab ill. Comite Qxo-
nienfi praecipue fcriptis, in 1 a m °.
7629.
Liber precum, in lingua, ut creditur, iEthiopicai
7630.
Liber precum in lingua Slavonica ?
7631.
A Roll Containing a Ruffian Alphabet, & Copies;
7 6 3 2 -
Mr. Cafley's Catalogue of the King's Library.
7 6 33-
A thin folio on Paper, containing thefe articles*
1. " Racconta della morte del Marefcial Concmi, nel
Louvre."
a. Conclave nel quale fu affunto dl Pontificato il Car-
dinale G. Albani d'Urbino, col nome di Clemente xi.
3. Nuova e fincera relazione de prencipi piu riguar*
dcvoli di Roma.
4. Nuova e fincera relatione di tutti i Sig ri Cardinali
che in oggi (temp. Clem, xx.) vivono."
7634. " ;
Not found, as having no prefs mark.
• " 7635- • ' • ' . v
A common-place book of Law. In Fr. 4'°.
Three Chinefe books.
76379 :
Liber chartaceus in 4 U literis Hehraicis fcriptus, cui titulus
T orab Hamajhiach. A Hebrew Verfion of the Gofpel
according to St. Matthew. See the paper within the
book. • k
7638.
Expofitio Legis, R. Aramban fcripta. Vel potiu$t
Priujh Aramban hal Atora ; vel commentarius Mofis
Bar Nahman in Pentateuchum. Obiit au&or A. D,
1620. » *
Codex membranaceus, chara&ere Rafhi ditto fcrip*
tus, fed a quo incertum.
7639. A. & B.
Two folio Volumes, written on Paper, containing,
. 1.. " Docquetts of all Grants of any part of their
Majefties Revenue, either of Lands, Woods, Money, or
any other Profits, paffed the Privy Seal on the fifth day
of November 1688, or at any time fince."
Continued to March 169*. In all 323 ymtten
pages, of which 264 are in the firft volume.
2. " An alphabet to the books of Privy Seals/Num-
ber 1 & 2," being a complete index to the foregpingj
now inferted into the fecond volume.
FINIS.
LONDON; Printed by GEORGE EYRE and ANDREW STRAHAN, Printers to the King'* moll Excellent Majcfly. 1809.
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